It's part of the bigger trend of that front collapsing and indicates that they haven't been able to stop the Russian offensive at their shoddy defensive lines beyond Avdiivka. If the Ukrainian strategy is an elastic defense it's seemingly as effective as the last time Nazis tried it.
It's part of the bigger trend of that front collapsing and indicates that they haven't been able to stop the Russian offensive at their shoddy defensive lines beyond Avdiivka. If the Ukrainian strategy is an elastic defense it's seemingly as effective as the last time Nazis tried it.
Defense so elastic that it just keeps stretching
Imagine how powerful that slingshot will be when the Russians push all the way to
BerlinKyiv. The perfect trap.