Military Situation In Ukraine On June 28, 2022 (Map Update)

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why? does it excite you?

If you don’t believe SF & the pro Russian posters do you believe the liar that is on television every day lying his head off –as has been PROVED umpteen times ?

Not being on the ground in Donbas, I can only give my opinion, based on what I read, the results actually achieved, and my somewhat limited and dated experience in the artillery intelligence sector of the British army. OK, first thing to say is that this site and most of its readers are pro-Russian and anti-Ukranian, the emphasis here is on promoting Russian victories and minimising Ukranian successes. Second thing, the Russians have undoubtedly had many more successes than setbacks and if NATO was not pumping in unlimited weaponry, money and intelligence, they would have folded weeks ago. That said, I feel that the Ukranian resistance is strong enough to hold up the Russians on most fronts. Some of their troops, including the nationalist/neo-nazi battalions, and the marine units, have proven to be excellent soldiers, have fought harder than expected, have better morale, and we’re better trained than anyone thought. However, there are not many of them left, as they have taken the brunt of the action. Also, Donbas has numerous large cities and industrial plants, nearly every one of these has cold was shelters, designed to resist nuclear strokes, let alone howitzer and small arms fire. Ukraine has been fortifying these for eight years. Russian policy is to minimise casualties (they have yet to reinforce the original units attacking Ukraine, despite constant claims if up to 80% casualties), so they are encircling these defences one at a time, isolating them and waiting for the troops to surrender as they run out of food, water, ammo. Initially it took several weeks, as poorer quality troops are now being encountered it is taking several days, sometimes only hours. However, encircling uses large amounts of troops who cannot then be used elsewhere, until those under siege surrender. Slow progress, but it seems that Russia is in no hurry, which is surprising in itself. So yes, Ukranian troops, at least in the main battle area of Donbas, are much better than many would give them credit for (political views and behaviour towards civilians not being included here, just battlefield quality) and they have a massive advantage in positions and defensive terrain. So very slow progress from Russia, but progress, at a very low cost, and almost 100% of engagements won, and as things progress, likely to get easier as the best Ukranian troops are depleted and the great majority of the replacements are very low quality, poorly trained, poorly led, poorly equipped and with very low morale – and likely to get worse, week on week. So Russia knows that, unless NATO puts lots of boots on the ground, they have won, the hard part is over, now it is just constant slow attrition of Ukranian forces and continual capture of territory. The only question is when, why and where they will stop. To that, I have no idea.

They are in well dug fortified trenches with underground small fortified bunkers which all connect. There are a LOTof them.