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🇺🇦 Driving through the central square of Sudzha, Kursk region. https://t.co/LFhoTrwBhQ pic.twitter.com/6Fa9pPbMmQ
— MAKS 24 🇺🇦👀 (@Maks_NAFO_FELLA) August 12, 2024
Rumors about Sudzha falling existed since yesterday but ruskies were denying it to heck and back, but now there are multiple videos with ukro soldiers marching through it without fear. Anyway, the city is important because it's built on a hill surrounded by water and it's segmented in multiple parts, making it a b-word to capture. Getting the khohols out of it will be a nightmare for Putin unless he plans to just carpet bomb it into oblivion
Map of the prized city for reference.
Even vatniks are starting to accept reality
Sudzha also has strategic importance according to the ukro side of twitter, but it's twitter so take that with a grain of salt
https://x.com/Schizointel/status/1823004142492631340
https://x.com/WarMonitor3/status/1823008289669480608
Official numbers about the invasion from ruskie perspective are still horribly embarrassing even if they were correct
https://x.com/wartranslated/status/1823035718161121557
Of course khohols report much higher numbers but since slavs can't count neither side should be trusted But tomorrow Putin will address the russian people and we'll hopefully learn more about what's going on
Also, a full week since khohols crossed the border and not only Russia failed to kill them it also failed to stop them from advancing and capturing strategic military points
Edit: lol
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It doesn't really matter whether Russia wins or Ukraine wins. Slavic culture lost and western culture gained three decades worth more of population.
Meanwhile, China has its population decline, and Russia has its population stagnate unless it keeps replenishing it with Central Asians.
The west has a hold position perk while the rest of the world has a peak and fall system.
The biggest L of the day for Russia has been that it has lost to Ukraine on logistics. Incapable of keeping its supply lines free and safe even within its own territory.
While the territory that Ukraine has occupied in Russia isn't all that big in the first place, it comes as an embarrassment for the Russian establishment to be unable to kick out a small contingent of Ukrainians from Russian territories.
With undeniable confirmation that the Russian troop line is spread too thin, it becomes too easy for the Ukrainians to defeat them. All the Ukrainians have to do is to keep attacking at different parts of the Russian defense line wherever it is weakest at the moment, until Russian logistics breakdown from all the moving to and fro trying to contain different areas constantly.
In conclusion:
Ukraine is guaranteed to win the war at this point if they are already competent enough to hold Russian territory.
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AFU is walking into Kursk region. Accompanied by geese from biolabs pic.twitter.com/SIOOWHdDhH
— Cuntasorus Flex🇺🇦🇺🇸 #muga NAFO (@warrior_na92602) August 11, 2024
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https://x.com/julianroepcke/status/1822727631688901030
@Cobra_Commander you are left
Jihad Julian also reposted this Ukrainian anallist
https://x.com/emilkastehelmi/status/1822674819587944804
The operation has been ongoing for an almost a week. During the last days, Ukraine has not made very significant progress, but they have started solidifying their positions in the newly captured areas.
Still giving bit of copes since Ukraine made no progress or negative progress the last 4 days
Since his example:
Russians are likely still holding some central and eastern parts of Sudzha, while the Ukrainians are continuing operations in the area. In Martynovka, Russians counterattacked and likely pushed Ukrainians out of the village. Reportedly Ukrainians are trying to get it back. 3/
The general situation of the Kursk offensive doesn't look particularly good. After a week of fighting, neither Korenevo or Sudzha are fully in Ukrainian control, and the Russians have also likely blocked the northern direction. This isn't a very desirable situation. 6/
SUUUUUUUDZHAAAA
also surprise he mentioned Korenevo after he wrote this:
In the direction of Korenevo, Ukrainains have not been able to enter the city
They didn't even entered that city to capture + without SIIIUIDZHAAA capturing Korenevo makes no sense
After more Russian reinforcements arrive, operational success is increasingly difficult to achieve, and there's less room for the element of surprise. Committing more troops also increases risks, especially as the situation in eastern Ukraine is still difficult.
Oh front keeps moving in east ? What a surprise
What can Ukraine achieve, if it spends more manpower and equipment to take more border villages in the Kursk direction? There's a limited amount of benefit to be gained from simply controlling more land. 10/
You questioning the great leader ?
A larger land area would, of course, have more weight in possible peace negotiations in the future. Even if Ukraine were to reach the Rylsk-Korenevo-Sudzha line, it would likely still be less valuable than many of the territories currently occupied by Russia in Ukraine.
Omagat
@Cobra_Commander can you imagine Ukrainian last coke plant is more valuable than some lowland villages with couple of people
It's possible that the Russians would try to freeze the front and let Ukraine stay in the occupied area, assuming that the issue of a few dozen towns and villages can be solved in future negotiations, as the priority is to achieve the set political goals inside Ukraine. 13/
In this situation, some additional Ukrainian forces would be tied to guard and hold an expanded secondary direction, while the fight in Donetsk, Zaporizhzhia, Luhansk and Kharkiv would continue just as intensively. 14/
He of course doesn't want to mention the moment khohols became stationary Russian can bomb the shit out of them and since they are inside low land it will be even easier
The best case scenario for Ukraine would probably be the following:
Russia decides it's not acceptable to leave any areas to Ukrainian hands, and will divert significant resources even from the most critical places and to get every square kilometre back, despite the losses.
Now for khohols best scenario that Russian rush and capturing everything back but with loses but as we know @Wronghole_McDonghole everything is under control and Russian preparing to bomb the shit out of those elite Ukrainian sitting ducks
Regardless of whether the Ukrainians continue their advance, they have proved that occupation of relatively large areas is no longer a privilege of Russia. The war is now even more concretely a war on Russian soil as well, and Russia must take this into account in many ways. 18/
Somehow homosexual didn't understood that territory was never Russian priority. They could hold territory around Kiev, Kharkiv, Sumy, Kherson a lot longer but they decided it was better to retreat. Russian never hold position until they started getting owned hard for example bakhmut, avdiivka, krasnohorivka, Nui York now chasiv yar
So on 6th day all the analysts or anallist are like this:
But khohols are like this:
This is zelya iq !
Somehow in less than a week khohols managed to fail their operation. That's even faster than spring counteroffensive. I don't even remember Ukrainian being this critical to spring counteroffensive
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🫡👀 Kadyrov's PR in the form of dozens of "Akhmat" soldiers was found deep behind the border. pic.twitter.com/tsSy91jpKU
— MAKS 24 🇺🇦👀 (@Maks_NAFO_FELLA) August 11, 2024
Things are very boring right now, Ukraine refuses to give any information and ruskie internet and electricity are down around Kursk so they aren't posting any new stuff either
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BLM=bandera live matters
So a car with Bandera flag came soldiers stepped out saying everyone to and listen to their monologue
And says who is taking pictures and filming he is going to
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Polish progressive actress Barbara Kurdej-Szatan talks about illegal migrants stabbing a Polish soldier by the border wall with Belarus.
— Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) June 8, 2024
She says it’s a sad thing but in the end, it’s the border guard that’s abusing the migrants.
The soldier died days after the interview
🇵🇱 pic.twitter.com/qVXg459yDg
That David is master at coping
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Objective control (OC) and intelligence reported early in the morning that Ukraine is urgently transferring units to the border with Belarus, including the "Kursk assault". In Kyiv, several TROs are urgently being assembled to cover the border in the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone.
— -- GEROMAN -- time will tell - 👀 -- (@GeromanAT) August 11, 2024
Khohol IQ
https://iari.site/2024/07/22/belarus-lukashenko-tries-to-de-escalate-the-tensions-with-ukraine/
The discussion was about country's military security and was taken in company of the highest commanders of military forces of Belarus. In the video the Belarusian leader ordered the withdrawal of the milititary forces located in the south of the country, close to Ukrainian borders in response to the withdrawal of troops by Ukrainian side. He also declared, reporting also the declarations of the Defense Ministry, that Belarus has no tensions with Ukraine. These declarations appear as an attempt by Belarusian leader to ease the tensions with Ukraine, caused by his strong ties with Vladimir Putin and the role that Belarus has played since the beginning of the Russian invasion.
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🇺🇦☦️ ZELENSKY BANS UKRAINIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH!!!
— DD Geopolitics (@DD_Geopolitics) August 11, 2024
In his address today, Zelensky announced the preparation of certain decisions "to strengthen our Ukrainian spiritual independence."
On August 20th, the Rada will pass a bill banning the UOC in the second reading. After this, the… pic.twitter.com/ods05UV1mr
In Kursk as expected things going nowhere, no surprise even western media wasn't hyped about it. Main thing is as you know khohols tried emulate 2022 Kharkiv offensive one that lasted 28-30 days and captured most of Kharkiv. Thing is back then Russian didn't had much drones, didn't used aviation and were outnumbered hard. Today it's 180* and Ukrainian offensive lasted less than 2 days and today is 6th day. Main problem for khohols is when their mobile manoeuvre tactic stops being manoeuvre. Now Russian will able to bomb their stationary location and hunt them using drones and shit on top of it khohols weren't able to enter high ground in the north and capture SUDZHAAAAAAA. So they used their elite reserves that were best equipped for them to be sitting ducks in bad fortified location.
Western media tries to cope that Ukrainian using hit and run tactics… but a clutch already happened so now Ukrainian can't run without heavy loses.
So no wonder khohols tried yesterday to open new front
https://x.com/geromanat/status/1822614371924693373
And for 6 day in the row sending their marines to suicide operation
https://x.com/dd_geopolitics/status/1822562834472992949
And the front in other direction continues moving like nothing happened
https://x.com/geromanat/status/1822610533725417878
Because khohols idea that they be able to force Russia to redeploy forces, didn't worked out.
https://www.ft.com/content/7dcb3009-ec9a-417a-b2e1-01c26c9349a0
FT just dropped this gold article today
Tuesday, moving further into Kursk and occupying the town of Sudzha near the Russian border.
Zelenskyy said his commander-in-chief Oleksandr Syrskyi had reported to him about "the frontline situation and on our actions to push the war out into the aggressor's territory".
"Ukraine is proving that it really knows how to restore justice and guarantees exactly the kind of pressure that is needed — pressure on the aggressor," he added.
You move into enemy territory when it's a draw or you are winning. Also coming out on 6th day and saying this when the front didn't moved for 4 days now
Anatoliy and his wife Nadiya said they had fled their cottage in the Ukrainian village of Khotin, where Russian forces have dropped devastating glide bombs.
They said they supported their military's incursion. "Why can Russians invade us but we can't invade them?" Nadiya asked.
Russia didn't wanted to capture Sumy region and now she will never return to Khotin
The ultimate aim of Ukraine's incursion — which is using some of its best and most elite brigades — remains unclear. But the operation has demonstrated that Russia's border defences are still weak more than a year after Ukraine's first mini-incursion and has given Kyiv a much-needed morale boost.
It took Russian less than 2 days for Russian to turn Ukrainian best and most elite brigades in sitting ducks that will no get bombed to dust. Amazing demonstration
Analysts have said Ukraine may be seeking to use the Kursk offensive to improve its position in potential talks. It is losing territory and men in eastern Ukraine and is still struggling to resolve ammunition and manpower shortages.
This will only make the position of Ukraine weaker since for ukrainian it will be extremely hard to hold that territory and Russian won't push hard to recapture it since disadvantage is in Ukrainian side in this area and if they want to put meat into it and thinking in 2024 that Russian care about media then let it be
But the official explained there had been little effect so far on fighting in the east. "The situation is basically unchanged. Their pressure in the east continues, they are not pulling back troops from the area," he said, adding only that "the intensity of Russian attacks has gone down a little bit".
The official said he expected Russia would "in the end" manage to stop Ukrainian forces in Kursk and retaliate with a large-scale missile attack that would focus "on decision-making centres" in Ukraine.
There has already been more intense bombardment of the Sumy region just across the border from Kursk.
Zelenskyy goal seems to legit force Russia to nuke Ukraine in hope to get western boots. Without it the slow grind will just continue without any hopes for Ukraine
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Look, people are going to disagree but I'm just going to say it.
— Korobochka (コロボ) 🇦🇺✝️🇷🇺 (@cirnosad) August 10, 2024
According to my analysis this was a twin nuclear strike on a Russian airbase. https://t.co/yCRkEH6JAp
Not much else to say, he's arguing like an r-slur with everyone though lmao
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Americans in Ukrainian uniforms are giving orders as they attack Russian positions in Kursk Russia in the early hours of their now stalled "Ukrainian" incursion.
— Chay Bowes (@BowesChay) August 10, 2024
Imagine Russian voices in New Mexico or Texas doing the same.
A very dangerous game is being played. pic.twitter.com/Gm8ybkGraO
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🇷🇺⚔️🏁Andrey Rudenko reports:
— CatEmporor (@CatEmporor) August 10, 2024
In the Kursk direction, the enemy is using chemical munitions.
Moreover, these shells are of NATO origin. This means that NATO representatives have provided chemical weapons to the Ukrainians.
The war is taking a new and much more terrifying turn.
Ukraine really wants escalation, perhaps they legit want a serious response from Russia in hope they can cry their way out the same way they did in 2022. But they failed to capture Suzha and are fighting in low land against Russian in high ground
Khohols:
Russian:
And since things ain't working out in Kursk they starting noticed things in other fronts continues going bad for Ukraine
https://x.com/geromanat/status/1822284232070160820
But I have faith in Sirsky he will get him self fired and I will rub it on the Ukrainian guy who I bet with that Sirsky will get fired
Khohols also published this kino movie
No doubts they want escalation and that west gets involved in direct conflict with Russia
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IDK anything about this, I don't even know what they are saying but I like the Bong flag with s there so
cc @carpathianflorist @WeihnachtenSalvador @NotMichaelDouglas and other slavshit enjoyers
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🇧🇾Belarus has just shot down several Ukrainian air targets from it's territory! - President Lukashenko
— Aussie Cossack (@aussiecossack) August 10, 2024
Escalation. pic.twitter.com/wICS4gLRfg
Drones were shot down in Belarusian air space.
So khohols pull out its troops from Belarusian borders attack Kursk region, after 96+ hours they still didn't captured Suzha (the first cross Road Town) and they attack now Belarus
It's seems like their goal now is legit escalation in hope west will show up to defend Ukraine.
Lukashenko @DeletedAccount told that they will bomb back Ukraine and bringing new troops and gear to the border.
So khohols asked Belarus not to attack them in June. Gets a promise from Lukashenko. Pull its troops from Belarus border, send them to Kursk, attacks Belarus
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Somehow yesterday khohols made 0 progress and then suddenly jumped 80km and entered a nnp
But I not disappointed that @pizzashill showed up he like to tell what an expert he is in warfare
Best part the khohol that post this is a scammer and probably lives in Burgerstan
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"We must look at the situation soberly, it won't be possible to chase them away quickly." - Russian parliament suggested that people should not expect a prompt victory over Ukrainian Army in Kursk region. According to MP Gen. Andrey Gurulev, the Ukrainian Army has involved… pic.twitter.com/Dzk1QTi9j9
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) August 9, 2024
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new video out of Z-land
hohols jerking themselves off over it:
https://old.reddit.com/r/UkraineWarVideoReport/comments/1enzttn/russian_firearm_training/
bonus old chinese ones
- reddit_lies : needs r-slurred flair
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Khohols tried the whole day sell the story that they captured Sudzha
Because they entering 3rd day without progress
They selling 3 days ago pictures as they captured that town
They selling pictures inside Ukraine as they reached Kursk city.
https://x.com/julianroepcke/status/1821974765927854274
Jihad Julian had to double triple confirm that khohols didn't captured that town.
Why this town matters for Ukraine ? Because the road to north goes from that town so if they lose it gg and even if they also don't capture it is also gg since they have less resources than Russian
https://x.com/mylordbebo/status/1821890771563299029
That's the tactic Ukrainian used. Basically bypass any checkpoints and continue moving and that's why they post this map
They tried to do Kharkiv offensive but they pulled Russian 22 offensive in Kiev. Because this time Ukraine didn't had manpower advantage to pull this so all those heroes that moved to much got killed just like all the marines that are now dying in Kilburn
https://x.com/squatsons/status/1821898209943535898
Bypassing multiple checkpoints without behind you enemy groups being destroyed you just end up to far into enemy territory without any supply and retreat options so this is real front:
And as you see they getting pushed back slowly
Ukraine lost tho 4 villages today 2 in Sumy and 2 in Donetsk
Western media is now very excited
You see how they put Sudzha every where ?
This one is fresh just 30 minute old and as you see they still can't find explanation what Ukraine did
if we talk about territory they captured less than Russian Kharkiv offence in 24 hours but local homosexuals live in fantasy I don't want to point fingers but it's @Cobra_Commander. But Russian offensive in Kharkiv had goal to pull reserves so Ukrainian didn't attack Russian in Ovhayne so they could continue the push towards Pokrovsk. If that was Ukrainian goal than they failed since Russian had enough reserves to stop Ukrainian and didn't pulled out any from Donbas. It's basically 15k "elite Ukrainian" vs 45k Russian and unlimited non contractor forces they can use. So holding territory also won't work. Pushing towards NPP is also lost opportunity.
After capturing several small settlements the last few days, Ukraine was battling to take full control of a town near the border and sending small units to conduct raids farther into the southwestern Russian region of Kursk.
Kinda ironic that last 40 hours Ukraine lost 3 towns
Perhaps preparing for retaliation, Ukrainian authorities on Friday said they were evacuating 20,000 people from the Sumy region, which sits across the border from Kursk.
Around 4 villages already lost in Sumy last 40 hours and those that supposed to protect Sumy are now struggling in low land in Kursk
Because who thought that Russia would build its defence line 15km from border
But military analysts have questioned whether the operation is worth the risk, given that Ukrainian forces are already stretched.
The Ukrainian military has enforced a policy of silence about the operation, and it has not publicly acknowledged launching a cross-border attack.
Kyiv's allies in the past have been wary of Ukrainian incursions in Russia, fearing that it could escalate the war, but there have been no public indications from Western capitals that they oppose the assault. The United States has said that the Ukrainian incursion does not violate American guidance.
However, senior American officials have said privately that they did not get a heads-up about the operation and were still seeking clarity about its logic and rationale.
This was such an r-slur move that west had to let Ukraine use himars and shadow storm and even saying they can use f16 because if this genius move of Podolyak fails. Ukraine will be at its lowest point
The Ukrainian military has enforced a policy of silence about the operation, and it has not publicly acknowledged launching a cross-border attack.
Of course they do no public because a lot of military personal saying if this shit fails they want Sirsky head and that absolutely what I need because 2 weeks ago I made a bet with my khohol pal that Sirsky will be fired
I was right about Zaluzhnyy and seems I will be right about Sirsky tho Zelenskyy really likes Sirsky.
The officials said they understood Kyiv's need to change the optics and the narrative of the war, but that they were skeptical that Ukraine could hold the territory long enough to force Russia to divert significant forces from the offensives it is pressing in eastern and southern Ukraine.
"It's a gamble," said one senior administration official.
Still, Mykhailo Podolyak, a top presidential adviser, was upbeat about the international response. "Most quietly approve," he wrote on social media on Thursday evening, adding that a significant part of the world now considers Russia "a legitimate target for any operations and types of weapons."
Mr. Gady and other experts said the main question now is whether Ukraine can maintain the momentum and turn the success on Russian territory into useful gains. The Ukrainian Army has few reserves it can pour into the fight, and it continues to suffer from shortages of weapons and ammunition, analysts say.
It also remains unclear what Ukraine ultimately hopes to accomplish. A senior Ukrainian official who spoke the on condition of anonymity to discuss the operation said the goal was to draw Russian troops away from other parts of the front line where Ukrainian units are struggling. But military experts said that Russia would likely be able to respond with reserves who were not fighting in Ukraine.
"Does it really solve any of the larger military strategic problems that the other parts of the front line are suffering from?" Mr. Gady asked
Even when it was clear that spring counteroffensive was dead I didn't seen so much doubts from western media. Khohols for real did something magical
Mick Ryan, a retired Australian Army major general and a fellow at the Lowy Institute, a research group, said one objective may be to boost morale in the Ukrainian population. "Given the past eight months of defensive operations, constant aerial attacks on infrastructure and ongoing power shortages, the will of the people will be at the forefront of the Ukrainian government's considerations about the trajectory of the war," he said.
It absolutely didn't since soldiers that were bombed in Donbas are still getting their daily bombs and retreats while they were begging for months for reinforcements
In particular, the Ukrainian Army has entered Sudzha, a small town of about 6,000 people six miles from the Ukrainian-Russian border. On Friday, Ukrainian troops claimed in a video that the town was under their control. The claim could not be independently verified.
For frick sake when they stop mentioning Sudzha
Mr. Kastehelmi said Ukraine could not continue further north without widening its flanks and exposing itself to Russian counterattacks. "Time is also running against Ukrainians," he wrote. "Russians won't be disorganized forever."
Time already run out 2 days ago I already wrote if next day Ukraine doesn't gain something meaningful it's gg
But retrospectively it's interesting that they actually could had captured Sudzha if they didn't continued moving in every direction from that town without securing it. Like for real why didn't they thought they could pull Kharkiv offensive when they were outnumbered Russian by 4 and had solid foreign legions back then and first and only good branch of soldiers that completed training in the west. This time Russia also has drones advantage so that just not risky but R-slurred. They have around 4k more soldiers that they can drop in Kursk that mb help them capture Sudzha but it won't push Russian out by much and won't help them hold that territory for long.
Basically khohol IQ
Edit: since the day ain't over khohols continue post disinformation
Showing a woman saying she is from (for frick sake when does it stop…) Sudzha… And asking her what do she thinks about Ukrainian army liberating her she told she is supper glad. I kinda got confused since hold is clearly from somewhere where there is a sea.
She is Ukrainian living in Odessa
And whole fricking day khohols post shit like this