Two questions: 1. Where are the Ukrainian maneuver brigades? They had some before the war, and there is no sign that the Russians destroy any major Ukrainian units. The mechanized formations? You only ever see light infantry. 2. How good are the chances that the Ukrainians will launch successful counterattacks?
Most are deployed to the east / northeast. The DNR/LNR line has the heaviest big army fighting in the last three weeks. It's just that the information from there is the most controlled. A large counterattack requires large formations advancing across the open steppe, which will be difficult (and probably catastrophic) without air superiority or at least an advantage in artillery, tanks and more air defense, which the Ukrainians do not have.
Thank you for the amazing insights!
Andy has lit my hair on fire!
It's concerning seeing him so sober.
I wish him the best and hope that he makes it back to New York to have drinks on the Team House again.
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Two questions:
1. Where are the Ukrainian maneuver brigades? They had some before the war, and there is no sign that the Russians destroy any major Ukrainian units. The mechanized formations? You only ever see light infantry.
2. How good are the chances that the Ukrainians will launch successful counterattacks?
Most are deployed to the east / northeast. The DNR/LNR line has the heaviest big army fighting in the last three weeks. It's just that the information from there is the most controlled. A large counterattack requires large formations advancing across the open steppe, which will be difficult (and probably catastrophic) without air superiority or at least an advantage in artillery, tanks and more air defense, which the Ukrainians do not have.
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