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>> Can you share your opinion, please?
>> I still have very little idea of point No. 2, how Popynya will bite into the Cream, so as not to give it away. And the LDNR, in fact, too. However, if there is no alternative to choose between No. 1 and No. 2, it seems that No. 1 looks more realistic. What do you think, Anonche?
To repel the attack of the APU, you need strength. Especially human. That's not what Bus does. He needs an additional military contingent of 150-200 thousand fighters, fully equipped and well-trained, with competent personnel and a clear strategic plan to overturn the backbone of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the face of the Donbass group. Without this “salvation army”, the Russian Armed Forces will continue to throw corpses of convicts fortified with frontal blows and periodically receive painful counter skirmishes. Where this “rescue army” comes from is a big question.
People look at individual successes and project them over the entire length of the conflict, but war is a swing, one will hit, then another, and you need to look at the overall trend. And the general trend is such that starting from the middle of August, the AFU comes, and the Russian Armed Forces retreat.
>> At the same time, can your wanging from /powder about entering the borders until February 24 for 9-10 months, from December 2022, be considered relevant or is something shifting, according to your feelings?
The Ukrainian Armed Forces have all the means to reach the border by September-November on February 24. In fact, it has already been done in places. Positions near Donetsk, for example, have not yet been broken, despite everything.
The question is whether the situation on the battlefield in vitro will be conducive to serious maneuvers. Weather still decides a lot. I cannot predict the weather, unfortunately. If I could, I would know the outcome of the war right up to specific dates and events today.
Forecasts hydrometeorological center - a maximum of a week, and still not very accurate.