All language subtitles for 08-09-2023gxexzrte

Answering questions from the press, the Kremlin
fuhrer said that the Ukrainian offensive had

failed.

So now we’re going to figure out how much
the AFU offensive has failed and what’s

going on.

The offensive continues and it is developing
according to its own internal logic.

The Ukrainians are now moving in diverging
directions from Rabotino, along the defense

line.

They have found themselves in the interpositional
space, which is the distance of space between

the defense lines.

There are few minefields there, because the
defending enemy forces need to maneuver between

the defense lines.

And the Ukrainian liberation forces are moving
from the rear side of this main line of defense,

respectively, making life difficult for the
defending troops.

And the fact that the Russians have transferred
an entire airborne division from the Lyman-Kupiansk

direction, which is supposedly promising for
them, indicates that the Ukrainian offensive

has not failed after all.

If it has failed, then it has stopped.

If it has stopped, why move reserves from
the direction where you are supposedly going

to succeed?

So, despite the bravura statements of the
Kremlin fuhrer, Russian war correspondents

write quite different things.

They say that "in some areas, the difference
in the potential of Russian and Ukrainian

artillery is such that any attempt at fortification
work, even at the level of simply connecting

the cells of the trench, the AFU suppresses
with a barrage of artillery fire.

Also, the AFU are using cluster munitions
to affect the enemy's minefields, and Russian

sappers are unable to restore them due to
heavy artillery fire.

As a result, the Ukrainians came close to
the enemy positions, landed the paratroopers

and are now storming the positions."

The Ukrainians have been very much on the
move after receiving cluster munitions.

The AFU use them on the battlefield exactly
as they are intended, covering large areas,

clearing the way for their infantry, their
armored vehicles, no barbaric use on Russian

cities.

Yes, Russian artillery can reach the front
line, trying to interfere with Ukrainian infantry

and Ukrainian armored vehicles.

But this is not a counter-battery fight; it
cannot reach Ukrainian artillery.

And now the Ukrainians expect the US partners
to give them M-26 cluster missiles for the

for the HIMARS.

Their firepower is much greater than 155 mm
shells, it will be a nightmare for the Russian

infantry.

Once again I repeat offensive and war in general
is not a linear thing.

It develops according to its own internal
logic - the Russians took a year to take Bakhmut,

it took them a month to cover a kilometer.

The Ukrainians have already taken three months
to overcome the supply line and the main line

of defense, and further the matter can go
much faster.

Recall the Kharkiv operation, when a day Ukrainian
troops were 30-40 kilometers with almost a

march.

The nearest key area is Tokmak, and then it
goes on as it goes.

Regarding the Ukrainian reserves, OSINT sources
claim that several Ukrainian heavy break-through

brigades have not yet entered the battle.

And let Putin believe that the Ukrainian offensive
has failed, and let Shoigu learn math.

6 plus 6, as we know, equals 12.

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