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17-06-2024, 05:35 PM
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Elements of several Ukrainian brigades including elite 82nd Air Assault Brigade—rushed north &, in several weeks of hard fighting, blocked Russian advance north of Vovcha River, which threads from east to west through central Vovchansk.
Russians are surrounded here with zero chances of reinforcements, Ukrainian drone operator crowed, “bunch of dead & wounded orcs,” added, using a slang term for Russian soldiers, their commanders knew they were in trouble. This weekend, they ordered their troops west of the chemical plant to fight through the Ukrainian positions. “Two attempts to break through to the surrounded Russian forces were repelled by the Ukrainian defense forces,” according to the Center for Defense Strategies.
That’s apparently when the surrounded Russians began surrendering en masse. While Russian and Ukrainian forces routinely capture each other, they rarely do so by dozen. The biggest captures tend to take place during major urban sieges and chaotic hasty retreats.
Early in the war, hundreds of Ukrainian troops surrendered after holding out for weeks in the besieged southern city of Mariupol. Nearly 2 yrs later mid-February, advancing Russian regiments captured dozens of Ukrainians retreating from the ruins of Avdiivka in eastern Ukraine.
That so many Russians surrendered at same time in Vovchansk, town that neither side fully controls which very much remains in contention, starting to startle Russian commanders. The Russian army get bogged down in Vovchansk. A certainly wasn’t supposed to lose potentially scores of 400 troops failed attempt to capture base attempt by crossing a narrow river in middle of the town. It go without saying 400 whatever, Russians’ goals when crossed border into northern Ukraine last mth, not only not achieving their prospects aim. They are even slipping away farther & fartger away as their forces as they get blocked, cut off and is forced to surrender.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/davidaxe/20...rendering/
Elements of several Ukrainian brigades including elite 82nd Air Assault Brigade—rushed north &, in several weeks of hard fighting, blocked Russian advance north of Vovcha River, which threads from east to west through central Vovchansk.
Russians are surrounded here with zero chances of reinforcements, Ukrainian drone operator crowed, “bunch of dead & wounded orcs,” added, using a slang term for Russian soldiers, their commanders knew they were in trouble. This weekend, they ordered their troops west of the chemical plant to fight through the Ukrainian positions. “Two attempts to break through to the surrounded Russian forces were repelled by the Ukrainian defense forces,” according to the Center for Defense Strategies.
That’s apparently when the surrounded Russians began surrendering en masse. While Russian and Ukrainian forces routinely capture each other, they rarely do so by dozen. The biggest captures tend to take place during major urban sieges and chaotic hasty retreats.
Early in the war, hundreds of Ukrainian troops surrendered after holding out for weeks in the besieged southern city of Mariupol. Nearly 2 yrs later mid-February, advancing Russian regiments captured dozens of Ukrainians retreating from the ruins of Avdiivka in eastern Ukraine.
That so many Russians surrendered at same time in Vovchansk, town that neither side fully controls which very much remains in contention, starting to startle Russian commanders. The Russian army get bogged down in Vovchansk. A certainly wasn’t supposed to lose potentially scores of 400 troops failed attempt to capture base attempt by crossing a narrow river in middle of the town. It go without saying 400 whatever, Russians’ goals when crossed border into northern Ukraine last mth, not only not achieving their prospects aim. They are even slipping away farther & fartger away as their forces as they get blocked, cut off and is forced to surrender.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/davidaxe/20...rendering/
