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Fron what I understand, there are survivors on Snake Island . . where a defender told the Russian warship to **** off.
The Russians are meeting very fierce Ukrainian resistance. In addition, Russian convoys are running out of fuel and experiencing mechanical breakdowns. This shows a lack of proper planning, training, and poor NCO's. These convoys are almost bumper to bumper. We have to remeber that the Ukrainians have been at war with Russia now for eight years. They have learned how to use their drones to deliver coordinates for artillery teams. Artillery salvos would devastete these convoy columns, as will the Javelin missiles. The Russians are apparently also using open communications in many cases, which the Ukrainians can listen in on (many are Russian speakers).
The Russians are probably going to begin using massive blunt force and combined arms attacks. Artillery will shell an area before Russian troops advance. Jets will bomb and strafe neighborhoods. They will especially hit infrastructure (power/water) and destroy hospitals and clinics. The Kremlin doesn't worry about war crimes. They will begin using ship/submarine launched cruise missiles, cluster munition bombs, incendiary bombs, and fuel-air explosives. Artillery and tanks will pound civilian neighborhoods. They may also use saturation weapons such as multiple launch rocket systems (MLRS) and Solntsepek (Sunburn) thermobaric rocket launchers. Kyiv is a populous city. But so was Alepo in Syria....
The Russians are meeting very fierce Ukrainian resistance. In addition, Russian convoys are running out of fuel and experiencing mechanical breakdowns. This shows a lack of proper planning, training, and poor NCO's. These convoys are almost bumper to bumper. We have to remeber that the Ukrainians have been at war with Russia now for eight years. They have learned how to use their drones to deliver coordinates for artillery teams. Artillery salvos would devastete these convoy columns, as will the Javelin missiles. The Russians are apparently also using open communications in many cases, which the Ukrainians can listen in on (many are Russian speakers).
The Russians are probably going to begin using massive blunt force and combined arms attacks. Artillery will shell an area before Russian troops advance. Jets will bomb and strafe neighborhoods. They will especially hit infrastructure (power/water) and destroy hospitals and clinics. The Kremlin doesn't worry about war crimes. They will begin using ship/submarine launched cruise missiles, cluster munition bombs, incendiary bombs, and fuel-air explosives. Artillery and tanks will pound civilian neighborhoods. They may also use saturation weapons such as multiple launch rocket systems (MLRS) and Solntsepek (Sunburn) thermobaric rocket launchers. Kyiv is a populous city. But so was Alepo in Syria....
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