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Ukrainian cities are zeroing in on Russian "commanders"...

Soledar zeroed out the leader of the Wagner group, and now we see Ugledar zeroing out

Colonel General Muradov, who previously served as the commander of the Russian 'peacekeeping'

contingent in Karabakh

In a nutshell, the Russian general who was in charge of the "meat storms" of Ugladar

was dismissed.

So to speak - the meat assaults have ground up another Russian general.

But this is a situational moment to which we have long been accustomed - a meaningless

turnover of meaningless personnel.

Who knows, maybe now they will bring him back to the Karabakh region again, especially now,

when there is a catalyzing and where a loser is badly needed, on whom another fiasco will

be pinned.

And yet back to Ugledar...

The Russian command has not abandoned plans to capture this town and it is vital to them.

On the other hand, their lack of resources had forced them to reduce the intensity of

the assault since mid-February and go into a state of restoration of combat effectiveness.

Restoring the combat effectiveness of the group that stormed Ugledar could take anywhere

from a month and a half to two months.

And this is important.

After all, taking into account the decrease in the intensity of storming actions in the

Ugledar direction by the occupants from the middle of February, the recovery process has

already been under way for a month and a half.

In other words, the middle or end of April could be the next stage in the activation

of Russian troops in the Ugledar direction.

By then the Vostok group of troops will have a new commander, who will also demonstrate

to Putin a "high level of efficiency", but already on T-62Ms.

For the defenders of Ugledar, this is not a particularly bright prospect, but in general,

what does it say?

It suggests that the pressure on the Bakhmut and Avdeevka directions may significantly

decrease, as the new "face" will try to serve himself to the supreme commander by capturing

Ugledar.

Many are concerned about the question: will it work?

The answer is unequivocally no.

This is due to a number of objective factors, but the main thing is that the limited resources

available to the Russian troops will be directed to where it will be ground into fine minced

meat and that will only strengthen the Ukrainian position in other locations and directions.

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Throughout 2022 and now 2023 I was asked in the comments about Russia's use of tactical

nuclear weapons, to which I always replied: no, it won't.

And there are several reasons for this, among which is not only the complexity of the process

of implementing such an order.

An important reason for not using them is that such warheads became ineffective as early

as the late 1970s, given the combat tactics of the time.

That is, the use of tactical nuclear weapons had no serious impact on the combat zone 50

years ago.

And on top of everything else, it will maximally untie the hands of Ukraine, which was the

third largest nuclear state in the world after the U.S. and Russia.