All language subtitles for 05-11-2023hfcxfcteeee

The battle for Avdiivka has just begun.

After the expected failure of the Russian
"blitzkrieg", the enemy has switched to the

combined tactics of meat waves, as well as
attempts to point breakthroughs of Ukrainian

defenses with a change in the direction of
the strike.

What is meant by that?

At first the occupiers go on a reconnaissance
battle, then comes the armored vehicles, and

if the previous groups fail - assault infantry
under cover of artillery.

If nothing comes out in the area, the enemy
shifts the attack at a distance of 1 to 3

kilometers, which means they change the strike
area.

If this does not work - the direction changes
dramatically.

For example, from attacks on the northern
flank, the emphasis is on assaults on the

southern flank.

And so it goes on continually, indefinitely.

At the same time, additional units are deployed
in the operational and tactical rear to compensate

for enemy losses.

On the map, of course, it looks threatening.

Only 5-7 kilometers to Orlivka, which is an
important node of road links to support the

garrison.

But in fact - the enemy is still very, very
far away from achieving the goal.

The main object covering Orlivka is Avdiivka
Coke Plant.

Therefore, the enemy is trying to come in
from the flank through Stepove, where they

are already waiting for him.

From the south side, Coke Plant and further
Orlivka are covered by a cascade of ponds.

Which is a powerful natural obstacle.

That is, to bypass Coke Plant will be extremely
difficult, the enemy will have to storm it

head-on.

A fierce battle is unfolding in this small
town, but despite the difficulties, the Ukrainian

defense continues to resist steadfastly.

In recent days, against the backdrop of this
battle, the braking of the Ukrainian offensive,

various articles and political statements,
some may have felt uncertainty.

But is there really a reason?

It all depends on how one perceives the information
and how one analyzes the data that is brought

to him.

For example, when Ukrainian troops were chasing
the occupants from the northern bridgehead,

I heard the following narratives from various
depressive strata of "progressive" society:

So what if they chased the occupiers out from
under Kyiv?

Kharkiv is almost surrounded!

In a couple of weeks Mykolaiv will fall, and
there and Odessa in a month or two!

Then, when the cleansing of Kharkiv region
began, these same characters managed to broadcast

about some epic offensive of Russian troops
in the South.

And so on...

If only they could be as useful in the trenches
as they knew how to spread panic without the

slightest analysis of what's happening and
the essence of the information being conveyed

to them.

But that's not what I wanted to talk about,
but about the results of 5 months of offensive

of the Ukrainian defense forces in figures,
from June to October.

During this time it was liquidated:

Personnel - more than 93,000;
Tanks - more than 1,400;

Armoured fighting vehicles - more than 2,350;
Barrel artillery - more than 3,750;

MLRS - 271;
AIR DEFENSE - 230;

Motor vehicles - over 3,380;
Special vehicles, 561;

Here, just numbers.

Each of them will draw their own conclusions.

But I will allow myself to provide a brief
summary.

If it weren't for this intensification of
hostilities, a significant portion of this

force and resources would have become the
foundation for the accumulation and subsequent

utilization by the Russian side.

Ponder that.