David the legendary pro Ukrainian explains that holding Kursk was never the goal and Ukraine is actually winning

im tired about talking to silly people about kursk... so i hope this helps clear things up!!!!
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— david D. (@secretsqrl123) January 20, 2025

By his phase 1 Ukrainian must have for lol lost multiple himars

🚨🇷🇺Russian soldiers stranded in Kursk after a Ukraine 🇺🇦 HIMARS strike destroys the bridge over the
Seym river near Glushkovo.

Watch as a drone captures the bridge exploding⚠️🔥 pic.twitter.com/YMc85Ad63d

— Todd Paron🇺🇸🇬🇷🎧👽 (@tparon) August 16, 2024

In theory they could easily capture this territory

But himars got blown up and AD reached the front

On phase 2 he thinks that without ad and constant drones observation Ukrainian could had brought up construction tech

[Kursk front 16/1] Ukrainian vehicles hit by drone in Sudzha.
🎥Video: https://t.co/dy8laXBjk2
📍Locations(1/2):
0:09 51.1886767 35.2820208@UAControlMap@GeoConfirmed pic.twitter.com/bWEXYUtUvm

— 🅉 Budeshta 🜂 (@budeshta) January 17, 2025

Drones flying inside Sudzha without any problems

Phase 3

He thinks Ukrainian would be able to safely mine anything

Also this goes against this

The resent Ukrainian offensive attempt.

To launch offensive you need to remove the mines but Ukraine didn't needed to since there ain't any mines

Phase 4

It's just insane insane that he thinks Ukraine would be able to build bunkers

Ukraine lost dniper line before it could finish it and he thinks on an 15x15km where one drums can reach every corner of that territory that it's sold genius Ukrainian plan

This also must have been genius plan

A FAB-3000 with UMPK strike hit a Kiev Forces’ temporary deployment point in the settlement of Martynovka, Kursk region. pic.twitter.com/RVRfWkqPQX

— MD (@distant_earth83) January 19, 2025

That thing range is at least 60km and it's the heaviest and now Russian are fabing

The Russians carried out an air strike on Zaporizhzhia. Two FAB-500 glide bombs fell on the city. They exploded in a place where many people were concentrated The attack killed 13 people and wounded 122. There is nothing more cruel than bombing a city in the knowledge that ... pic.twitter.com/k7Knv8UQl1

— Krzysztof Blazewicz (@FundacjaIMiB) January 10, 2025

crowded place

"The Russians cynically attacked the city in the middle of the day," regional head Ivan Fedorov said, adding that two guided aerial bombs hit residential buildings.

He said that two guided bombs struck residential buildings. Earlier he had said "industrial infrastructure" had been targeted.

This is not residential building it's clearly some kind of office building

So Ukrainian can't protect one of their biggest cities from fabs yet he thinks Ukrainian will be able to bring and install patriots in 15km x 15km area

Krasnoarmeysk (Ukrainian: Pokrovsk)

The Russian Armed Forces have been conducting artillery preparation all night and this morning before entering Pokrovsk. pic.twitter.com/6PySOCTTtm

— -- GEROMAN -- time will tell - 👀 -- (@GeromanAT) January 20, 2025

Defend pokrovsk ?

But thing is Ukraine just need some kind of spring counteroffensive or krinky to keep saying they winning.

Kursk fate is same as krinky

https://en.namu.wiki/w/%ED%81%AC%EB%A6%B0%ED%82%A4%2520%EC%A0%84%ED%88%AC

Originally, the main attack route of the 2023 Ukrainian Counteroffensive Operation was Zaporizhzhia and Donetsk (near Bakhmut), and the Kherson region was not an offensive area from the beginning, but after the outbreak of the war, the size of the Marine Corps was recklessly increased to the size of four brigades and all of them were driven into the Kherson region, but since there was no means of crossing the river other than the Zodiac boat, they ended up being destroyed one after another as they tried to cross it. It is presumed that they chose this unreasonable route because of a largely political message they wanted to send to their Western supporters of Ukraine and elicit support: to secure a bridgehead across Kherson , subdue Russian-controlled Zaporizhzhia on the other side, and then join forces to advance to the Crimea.

But let's ask Redditors experts

https://old.reddit.com/r/ukraine/comments/1e6catk/with_krynky_lost_what_did_the_perilous_operation/

A few thousand troops in Krynky tied down over 120,000 Russian troops who were unavailable for use anywhere else.

At peak the area Ukrainian held was 1km x 2km

🇺🇦🇷🇺🚨‼️ FOOTAGE: Russian unit "Dnepr" from the Kherson axis burns down Ukranian supply boat.

Crossing the river is a nightmare … pic.twitter.com/QjWW09zoDa

— Lord Bebo (@MyLordBebo) January 6, 2024

And their boats were constantly destroyed.