Where My Doomers At?
12-11-2022, 05:21 PM
#141
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Joined APC: Oct 2009
Posts: 788
Nice dude, I’ll check it out. Not as a one up, but rather as a contribution, I follow the war using the daily briefs from the institute for the study of warfare. It’s British, not too biased that I can tell. It basically makes a synopsis of the daily briefs that each MoD is sending out, and confirms with geo location.
https://www.understandingwar.org/bac...nflict-updates
https://www.understandingwar.org/bac...nflict-updates
I will use definitely give this a look. I need to add a different perspective as i have fallen into a rut and look at the same sources over and over.
Time is a bit of a crunch, but will make time for this.
12-13-2022, 05:03 AM
#142
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Joined APC: Jun 2022
Posts: 1,437
Some interesting developments. Russia is reported to have started to pull equipment from Syria and other “soft” conflicts and rotate it back to Ukraine. This indicates that Russia is willing to sacrifice its other external goals for the sake of a protracted war in Ukraine. Furthermore Russia has apparently allocated 30% of its 2023 budget to defense spending, indicating he is willing to continue to degrade his economy.
This is interesting to me because it shows that he is probably still heads down and charging in with no intention to make a deal.
Militarily the Ukrainians officially announced they will resume combat operations when the mud freezes. Before it was a “possibility”. Currently the only gains russia is making is with the Wagner group around burkets (I spelled that wrong), otherwise it’s assessed that Russian brigades (15 to 17 in number) are all still severely degraded and will have trouble holding the line in donetsk oblast
This is interesting to me because it looks like the Ukrainians are going to push and the Russians aren’t going to have time to set a defensive line that will hold.
I stole this data from other sources. The “this is interesting” is me
This is interesting to me because it shows that he is probably still heads down and charging in with no intention to make a deal.
Militarily the Ukrainians officially announced they will resume combat operations when the mud freezes. Before it was a “possibility”. Currently the only gains russia is making is with the Wagner group around burkets (I spelled that wrong), otherwise it’s assessed that Russian brigades (15 to 17 in number) are all still severely degraded and will have trouble holding the line in donetsk oblast
This is interesting to me because it looks like the Ukrainians are going to push and the Russians aren’t going to have time to set a defensive line that will hold.
I stole this data from other sources. The “this is interesting” is me
