A couple of days ago Kos wrote this story about the eminent collapse of the Russian front in Kherson. There was even a big discussion about whether the Russians should be allowed to take any equipment with them as they slunk across the border (I said Ukraine should take the tanks but let the troops leave on lorries).
And yet, as of today, it seems that whatever progress is being made there is being made slowly, and I’ve not seen ANY further evidence of negotiations for surrender or any great new territorial grabs.
Instead, we have what we would expect in that topographical environment — slow advances against resistance, and evidence of continued attempts on the part of the Russians to keep the bridges (hard and pontoon) open to military traffic.
So my question to those who have an actual military background involving strategy, tactics and logistics (or maybe I should reverse that and say a background in logistics, strategy and tactics) — what does the next several days to several weeks look like in Kherson.
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