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sikakoira kirjoitti: La Loka 01, 2022 11:00 pm
Khersonin rintamalla ei ole nähty muuta kuin massiivisia tappioita Ukrainan puolelta päivästä toiseen.

sikakoira kirjoitti: Su Loka 02, 2022 12:06 am ^
Kovin on rauhallista etelä rintamalla lukuunottamatta muutamaa epäonnistunutta Ukrainan etenemisyritystä joissa on tullut massiiviset tappiot

Kaikki jäljellä olevat joukot ovat Lymanin kylän piirityksessä

sikakoira kirjoitti: Su Loka 02, 2022 12:06 am ^
Kovin on rauhallista etelä rintamalla lukuunottamatta muutamaa epäonnistunutta Ukrainan etenemisyritystä joissa on tullut massiiviset tappiot

Kaikki jäljellä olevat joukot ovat Lymanin kylän piirityksessä

sikakoira kirjoitti: La Loka 01, 2022 11:00 pm

leatherman73 kirjoitti: La Loka 01, 2022 10:24 pm Saapa nähä mitä Hersonin rintamalla tapahtuu. Tämä tweettaaja on semmonen ettei hehkuta mitään ellei oo aihetta.

Khersonin rintamalla ei ole nähty muuta kuin massiivisia tappioita Ukrainan puolelta päivästä toiseen. Rintamalinjasta on tarkoituksellisesti haluttu vaieta ja hehkuttaa Lymanin kyläpahasen valloitusyritystä

Kovin on yksipuoliseksi käynyt ne voitot tuolla suunnassa ja sanotaankin että "informaatiovastahyökkäys" oli massiivinen floppi joka on myönnetty jopa länsimediassa WAPO:a ja NY Timesia myöden

The Ukrainian government does not usually disclose casualty figures, but the soldiers and commanders interviewed in the past week portrayed the battlefield losses as “high” and “massive.” They described large offensives in which columns of Ukrainian tanks and armored vehicles tried to cross open fields only to be pounded mercilessly by Russian artillery and blown up by Russian mines.
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/09/24/worl ... ussia.html

Ukraine’s southern offensive was the most highly anticipated military action of the summer. Forecast by Ukrainian officials for weeks, its goal was to push the Russians back from a strategic region along the coast, bolster the confidence of a battered citizenry and prove to allies that Ukraine could make good use of Western-supplied weapons.

That push forward has continued, even as Ukraine has made a more dramatic surge this month in the northeast, routing Russian forces. Ukraine is regaining territory in the south, though slowly, and President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia is concerned enough about suffering an embarrassing setback that he has refused to let his commanders retreat from the city of Kherson

“We lost five people for every one they did,” stated Ihor, a 30-year-old platoon commander who injured his again when the tank he was driving in crashed right into a ditch.

Ihor had no army expertise earlier than Russia’s invasion of Ukraine on Feb. 24. He made a dwelling promoting animal feed to pig and cow farms. His alternative as platoon commander additionally has no earlier army expertise, he stated.

The soldiers have been interviewed on gurneys and wheelchairs as they recovered from accidents sustained in final week’s offensive. Some spoke on the situation of anonymity to keep away from disciplinary motion. Others, like Denys and Ihor, agreed to reveal solely their first names. But most spoke plainly concerning the disadvantages they confronted.

Russia’s Orlan drones uncovered Ukrainian positions from greater than a kilometer above their heads, they stated, an altitude that meant they by no means heard the thrill of the plane monitoring their actions.

Russian tanks emerged from newly constructed cement fortifications to blast infantry with large-caliber artillery, the wounded Ukrainian soldiers stated. The automobiles would then shrink again beneath the concrete shelters, shielded from mortar and rocket fireplace.

Counter-battery radar methods routinely detected and positioned Ukrainians who have been focusing on the Russians with projectiles, unleashing a barrage of artillery fireplace in response.

Russian hacking instruments hijacked the drones of Ukrainian operators, who noticed their plane drift away helplessly behind enemy strains.

Ukraine has discouraged protection of the offensive, ensuing in an data lag on a probably pivotal inflection level in the practically seven-month battle.

Oleksandr stated the Russian artillery fireplace was relentless. “They were just hitting us all the time,” he stated. “If we fire three mortars, they fire 20 in return.”

The Ukrainian soldiers stated that they had to rigorously ration their use of munitions however even once they did fireplace, that they had hassle hitting targets. “When you give the coordinates, it’s supposed to be accurate but it’s not,” he stated, noting that his tools dated again to 1989.

“When we turn on mobile phones or radio, they can recognize our presence immediately,” stated Denys. “And then the shooting starts.”

sikakoira kirjoitti: Su Loka 02, 2022 12:35 am ^
Kyllähän siellä päivittäin niitä tappioita kasaantuu kuten tuo NY Timesin artikkeli juuri kertoi

Pienintäkään toivoa ei Ukrainan joukoilla tuolla ole edetä.

damfin kirjoitti: Su Loka 02, 2022 12:44 am

sikakoira kirjoitti: Su Loka 02, 2022 12:35 am ^
Kyllähän siellä päivittäin niitä tappioita kasaantuu kuten tuo NY Timesin artikkeli juuri kertoi

Pienintäkään toivoa ei Ukrainan joukoilla tuolla ole edetä.

No kuten tuo NY Timesin artikkeli juuri kertoi niin Ukrainan joukot ovat siellä edenneet kaiken aikaa.

sikakoira kirjoitti: Su Loka 02, 2022 12:35 am ^
Kyllähän siellä päivittäin niitä tappioita kasaantuu kuten tuo NY Timesin artikkeli juuri kertoi

Pienintäkään toivoa ei Ukrainan joukoilla tuolla ole edetä.

https://mdntvlive.com/wounded-ukrainian ... e-kherson/
Wounded Ukrainian soldiers tell of heavy losses in push to retake Kherson

“We lost five people for every one they did,” stated Ihor, a 30-year-old platoon commander who injured his again when the tank he was driving in crashed right into a ditch.

Ihor had no army expertise earlier than Russia’s invasion of Ukraine on Feb. 24. He made a dwelling promoting animal feed to pig and cow farms. His alternative as platoon commander additionally has no earlier army expertise, he stated.

The soldiers have been interviewed on gurneys and wheelchairs as they recovered from accidents sustained in final week’s offensive. Some spoke on the situation of anonymity to keep away from disciplinary motion. Others, like Denys and Ihor, agreed to reveal solely their first names. But most spoke plainly concerning the disadvantages they confronted.

Russia’s Orlan drones uncovered Ukrainian positions from greater than a kilometer above their heads, they stated, an altitude that meant they by no means heard the thrill of the plane monitoring their actions.

Russian tanks emerged from newly constructed cement fortifications to blast infantry with large-caliber artillery, the wounded Ukrainian soldiers stated. The automobiles would then shrink again beneath the concrete shelters, shielded from mortar and rocket fireplace.

Counter-battery radar methods routinely detected and positioned Ukrainians who have been focusing on the Russians with projectiles, unleashing a barrage of artillery fireplace in response.

Russian hacking instruments hijacked the drones of Ukrainian operators, who noticed their plane drift away helplessly behind enemy strains.

Ukraine has discouraged protection of the offensive, ensuing in an data lag on a probably pivotal inflection level in the practically seven-month battle.

Oleksandr stated the Russian artillery fireplace was relentless. “They were just hitting us all the time,” he stated. “If we fire three mortars, they fire 20 in return.”

The Ukrainian soldiers stated that they had to rigorously ration their use of munitions however even once they did fireplace, that they had hassle hitting targets. “When you give the coordinates, it’s supposed to be accurate but it’s not,” he stated, noting that his tools dated again to 1989.

“When we turn on mobile phones or radio, they can recognize our presence immediately,” stated Denys. “And then the shooting starts.”

sikakoira kirjoitti: Su Loka 02, 2022 1:34 am Lontoon oraakkeli korjaa faktat