ENGLISH VERSION Surgical operation Clamping the logistics arteries… — Ukraine war updates — TG.ME

ENGLISH VERSION Surgical operation Clamping the logistics arteries. What we see with the Chonhar and Armiansk bridges is not just "hits". This is a surgical operation. The Ukrainians perfectly understand that the ruzzkies are dependent on railroads and large road hubs—they do not know how to operate without an abundance of "iron". When the Ukrainians "cut off" the bridges, they force putinstan's logistics to make large detours, use inconvenient roads, lay pontoon bridges and, most importantly, concentrate equipment in places where it becomes extremely vulnerable to drone swarms or long-range missiles. The paralysis of Crimea's infrastructure leads to the ruzzky "tourists" and occupation administration becoming a burden. When there is no longer anything to bring fuel for the tanks, there is also nothing to bring bread to the shops. This creates psychological pressure. The ruzzkies on the peninsula are starting to feel like rats whose exit doors are gradually being shut. This situation is obviously worsening daily. The question is how much time it will take for Crimea to become a place where panic reigns, and the scale of problems increases so much that it starts consuming massive administrative and military resources. Over the past week, we observe that Ukrainian drones have become "smarter". They target not only oil tanks but also command centers and energy hubs that feed the factories. Oil refineries in ruzzkyland operate like a single organism. When critical components (e.g., catalytic cracking units) are "knocked out", the refinery stops not for a day or two, but for weeks. This means that the ruzzkies lose the ability to operatively replenish fuel stocks at the front. We no longer remember if there was a day during the past week that the Ukrainians did not successfully attack at least one oil refinery. In the occupied territories, the ruzzkies are now forced to apply "darkness tactics”. That means moving only at night, in small logistical groups, often with lights off. This dramatically slows down the pace of supply. Ukrainian drones equipped with thermal imagers turn this "darkness tactic" into a battlefield lottery where the ruzzkies lose increasingly often. Another tactic they use is "pretend to be a civilian". While previously these were more isolated cases, now it has become the norm. Fuel trucks, military equipment, and means are being repainted. The ruskies are afraid, shitting their pants, but Ukrainian strikes are only increasing. Situation at the front Lyman and Ivanivka sectors: Here we see what professionalism means. The Ukrainians do not use meat assaults, which cost many lives. They work on the flanks, look for weak links and, most importantly, destroy ruzzky artillery. When ruzzky artillery becomes blind and deaf (because Ukrainians knock out their monitoring drones and radars), their infantry at the front becomes just "pieces of meat" that cannot return fire. This is exactly that "quiet" pushing. It is not fast, but it is effective. The best part is that information about this in public sources is extremely scarce, which means that operational secrecy is maintained to the maximum. Pokrovsk–Kostiantynivka "meat grinder": in this priority direction for the ruskies, we observe extremely high rusky pressure. This is noticeable from the extremely abundant air strikes. The goal is obvious—to create a bridgehead for further actions and forward movement. The main obstacle to this is Kostiantynivka. The Ukrainians' goal here is not only to hold positions but also to exhaust ruzzky manpower. The ruskies are moving forward here, but extremely slowly and with massive losses.