The weak parts of Russian lines, in the north east and south, keep getting exploited. It’s causing the rest of the lines to have to fall back so as not to get cut off. Artillery and Air support are inadequate. Supply lines and command hubs have been getting hit for months in preparation. Because they can’t resupply or communicate, they end up forced to retreat in a chaotic or disorderly way. It’s like a domino effect.
A good but larger scale example of what’s happening is the overland assaults that came immediately after beach and airborne assaults at Normandy.
Eh, kinda. But there are allot of differences as well. Ukraine is on home turf, an advantage the D-Day Invaders didn't have. The terrain is different as well, the hedgerows defined the battle post beach. If Putin tries his own Battle of the Bulge though...
What happens when and if all RU forces are pushed back behind their border and continue the offensive anyway? Ukraine would then have no choice but to take out shyt on RU soil. There are so many ways this can go sideways.
Oh, and shout out to all you coward Putin-stans. I know yall reading this like
It's gotta be hard as fukk watching daddy take it in the ass for 7 straight months.
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Crimea by October, bytches.