▶Latest >Strelkov: All 4 Kherson bridges are no longer operational >UAF launched a counteroffensive in Kherson Oblast >Shoigu: Russia is slowing down the offensive on purpose to minimize civilian casualties >25 people died from Russian missile attack on Independence Day >Fires across eastern Ukraine including Mariupol and the ZNPP >Putin signs a decree to increase the Russian armed forces by 137,000 to 1.15 million >Germany to send IRIS-T air defense systems in the coming weeks >US to send $3 billion in aid to Ukraine (largest one yet) >Azov denies Vovk Natalya's ever served in the Azov regiment >FSB: Darya Dugina's car was blown up by Vovk Natalya, an Azov servicewoman, who fled to Estonia afterwards >Antonovsky bridge was hit again, casualties reported by TASS >Darya Dugina's car exploded in Moscow >Explosions around Belgorod and Sevastopol reported, AA activity around the Kerch bridge >3 drone strikes in Crimea: Dhzankoy air base and Azovske ammunition depot and a transformer. >Igor Strelkov tried to mobilize himself but was detained in Crimea >Smooker strikes a Russian airbase near Sevastapol, Crimea (9-14 aircraft destroyed) >Biden admin to announce a $1 billion weapons package for Ukraine
>no Kherson counteroffensive >not even cope Kek trying to memory hole this Where's the Binland and Polack spammer with the grade A glownigger cope in everyone of these threads?
Charles Rivera
He survived in the end
James Smith
Did they kiss?
Carson Jenkins
Story?
Hunter Sanchez
Is it over, I'm not the coper.
Luke Roberts
As far as I can tell Russian offensive capability is exhausted at this point and now it's the question if Ukraine can take back territory right? In the grand scheme of things I mean
Finnish media told that Ukies advanced through the first line of defense, but its still 30-50km to Herson so its going to be slow progress all the way.
Strelkov said ukies got pushed back to the initial position in some part of the region.
So I guess its quite even fights and its too early to tell what will be the results.
Dylan Long
It's German, so it definitely works. Will it work the way it was intended - we'll see. PzH2000 turned out to have excessive barrel wear, but nothing about it not working. Yes. They kept him separate from other Azov members due to morale reasons (for both sides), there were claims of separatists being scared of them.
Luis Myers
Jokes on you, all the Ukrainian biolabs are still operational and still cloning bio-engineered geese
go ask your mother to read you one before bed. why do you fucking zoomers need a story with everything? the guy is stabbing himself in the stomach because he's fucked in the head. end of story
Jaxson Thompson
A few threads ago, a pole user was saying that Ukraine is basically trying to win Kherson by attrition. His reasoning is that their focus has been to cut off Russia's ability to resupply and then deplete them off resources in the region with intense fighting, to the point where the Russians are forced to abandon the west bank of the river and retreat to where they can be resupplied more easily. If this strategy works, it would invalidate any defensive positions set up by the Russians in the region and prevent the need for fighting in the city of Kherson itself which would mean that the city could be spared destruction like we've seen in Mariupol or Severodonetsk. Although there's always the possibility that Russia has quietly amassed huge stockpiles in the region which will take a long time to deplete. Is this a good strategy right now and can it be employed on other fronts?
Time for a poll. The next thing to be blown up in Russia: 1: Dugin 2: Lenin's grave and Stalin's grave 3: Putin's banana horde 4: Putin's plastic surgeon Vote now.
Why is it so fucking hard for your niggers to shut the fuck up until some details come out.
Maybe it succeeded, maybe it failed. If it failed you get to gloat but until then hold off on any celebrations otherwise you look like a fucking idiot.
And no Russian MoD declarations that they killed 9001 hohol pigscum do not convince anybody who's not high on Ruscopium.
Kevin Perry
>PzH2000 turned out to have excessive barrel wear, but nothing about it not working turned out that Ukies fired it about 10 times more than it would be intended to
Andrew Cooper
Its a demonstration of how Russian infantry are brought up from a young age, to get them used to dedovschina
Idk the initial offensive "line" is quite long so its reasonable to think that some defensive positions could hold longer than others
Robert James
Simonyan
Sebastian Reed
It's from the interviews with the traded-out PoWs. Redis shouting out "Cлaвa Укpaїнi!" when brought in presence of other members made the guards jittery. Well that was to be expected.
Zachary Edwards
it sounds like a viable strategy yes, but the matter of the fact is that it only works in Kherson as there are merely 4 bridges supplying the front, which are now gone, however, this is a long game strategy, meaning that ukies will have to fight through muds of autumn if not through winter
Isaac Collins
Are ya winning, son?
Dominic Green
>Is this a good strategy right now and can it be employed on other fronts? that's an strategy that has been done since the age of castles and fortified cities for hundreds of years. It just takes time and the control of the supply delivery routes.
Adrian Brooks
>393291275 >offensive started yesterday >"lol ukies aren't in vladivostok yet?" You niggers celebrated every meter of ground that you've gained in le great western offensive, and there was close to no fucking movement there for like 3 weeks non-stop. So don't talk about memory holes you fucking faggot.
>Well that was to be expected it should have been expected, but obviously wasn't, else they would have transferred the PZHs with an assortment of fresh barrels right away >Capture: ARTxY, which would be really cool without that x
The point I knew the offensive was going well was when the Vatniks started claiming Kherson wasn't important anyway. Time for another strategic genius feint!
