60+ Frontline Assaults Before Tea Time: A Sunday in the Meat Grinder
While most normal people spend Sunday wondering what to order for lunch, the Russian army managed to launch over sixty assaults before 4 PM.
The operational map of eastern Ukraine looks like a catastrophic game of whack-a-mole where the moles just refuse to run out. By late afternoon, the General Staff tallied over sixty separate offensive pushes.
Predictably, the primary misery remains concentrated in three hotspots: Pokrovsk, Sloviansk, and Lyman. Russian command basically treated their infantry units like disposable conveyor-belt ammunition, hurling them at Ukrainian defensive lines in non-stop waves while border villages took their daily quota of vindictive artillery fire.
Burning through endless battalions every single weekend is apparently still cheaper than admitting an entire military strategy is completely bankrupt.
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