Russia, of course, does not work.You look at this map, it has been almost four years, Donetsk is still so big. The pocket of the Red Army City is fast closed. The Red Army City is about to be attacked, once it is attacked, to the west of the Pyeongchang River. As for Helsinki and Zaporozhye, the unoccupied area is large, don't do it, make a deal.
To put it bluntly, Russia has no intention to talk about a ceasefire on the spot now. The map in its hand has already made the next step clear. After fighting for almost four years, how can it fall off at a critical time?
If you first open the latest map of Donetsk, you will understand that such a long time has passed and there is still a large area that has not been fully controlled.
Don't think that this is Russia's slow advancement, to know that Donetsk is the core of the East, the strategic significance is not to say that there are not only a lot of industrial bases, but also a large number of pro-Russian people in the early days, taking here is equivalent to steadfast footsteps in the East.
The two sides had repeatedly pulled so long in Bachemuth, paid a lot of money to push a little, and now this hard bone remains, Russia will not give up easily, after all, the previous investment cannot be wasted, and once the full control of Donetsk, the subsequent radiation effect on the surrounding region will be stronger.
Looking at the Red Army City again, this place has been the focus of attention recently. It can be clearly seen from the map that the encirclement around the Red Army City is shrinking little by little, and the pockets are about to be sealed.
Everyone who understands the military knows that the formation of a surrounding situation means that the supply line of the guard in the city will be cut off, and subsequent resistance will decrease dramatically.
It was previously reported that the Russian side deployed many elite troops and strengthened artillery support in order to capture the Red Army City as soon as possible.
And the key is that once the Red Army City is conquered, there will be basically not many natural barriers to the west. The plain terrain is very beneficial to the advancement of mechanized troops. By then, Russia can advance more smoothly into the hinterland of Ukraine. If this move goes well, the initiative in the entire war will be more stable.
As for Helsinki and Zaporozhye, the situation is slightly different in the two places.
Although Russia also controlled some areas before, if you look closely at the map, you will find that the unoccupied areas are quite large. Moreover, these unoccupied areas are either heavily defended by the Ukrainian army or have complex terrain. To completely conquer them, a lot of manpower, material resources and time are needed.
Now Russia's main focus is obviously not in these two places. Instead of spending a lot of effort to gnaw on this difficult bone, it is better to concentrate resources in more critical areas such as Donetsk and Red Army City.
So from a strategic point of view, these two unoccupied areas are not expensive for Russia, and the future is likely to use them as a code on the negotiating table, for deals with Ukraine or other stakeholders in exchange for more favourable conditions.
For example, concessions to interests in other regions, or forcing Ukraine to compromise on certain claims.
There have been many new news recently that can confirm these judgments. For example, satellite images show that Russia has built many temporary supply points around Donetsk, obviously preparing for subsequent attacks.
Military experts have also analyzed that the Russian army around Red Army City has begun to conduct psychological battles against the inner army, persuading through radio and other means, which also indicates that the attack on Red Army City has been put on the agenda.
In Khersson and Zaporizhye, Russia did not significantly increase its troops. Instead, some troops were transferred to Donetsk. These movements were consistent with the strategic layout shown on the map.
Of course, these are only personal interpretations based on the existing information and maps, the war situation changes rapidly, there will be no new turns in the follow-up, no one is allowed to say, what opinions about the current situation in Russia and Ukraine, or what new changes will be in the follow-up, can be discussed together in the commentary area.
To put it bluntly, Russia has no intention to talk about a ceasefire on the spot now. The map in its hand has already made the next step clear. After fighting for almost four years, how can it fall off at a critical time?
If you first open the latest map of Donetsk, you will understand that such a long time has passed and there is still a large area that has not been fully controlled.
Don't think that this is Russia's slow advancement, to know that Donetsk is the core of the East, the strategic significance is not to say that there are not only a lot of industrial bases, but also a large number of pro-Russian people in the early days, taking here is equivalent to steadfast footsteps in the East.
The two sides had repeatedly pulled so long in Bachemuth, paid a lot of money to push a little, and now this hard bone remains, Russia will not give up easily, after all, the previous investment cannot be wasted, and once the full control of Donetsk, the subsequent radiation effect on the surrounding region will be stronger.
Looking at the Red Army City again, this place has been the focus of attention recently. It can be clearly seen from the map that the encirclement around the Red Army City is shrinking little by little, and the pockets are about to be sealed.
Everyone who understands the military knows that the formation of a surrounding situation means that the supply line of the guard in the city will be cut off, and subsequent resistance will decrease dramatically.
It was previously reported that the Russian side deployed many elite troops and strengthened artillery support in order to capture the Red Army City as soon as possible.
And the key is that once the Red Army City is conquered, there will be basically not many natural barriers to the west. The plain terrain is very beneficial to the advancement of mechanized troops. By then, Russia can advance more smoothly into the hinterland of Ukraine. If this move goes well, the initiative in the entire war will be more stable.
As for Helsinki and Zaporozhye, the situation is slightly different in the two places.
Although Russia also controlled some areas before, if you look closely at the map, you will find that the unoccupied areas are quite large. Moreover, these unoccupied areas are either heavily defended by the Ukrainian army or have complex terrain. To completely conquer them, a lot of manpower, material resources and time are needed.
Now Russia's main focus is obviously not in these two places. Instead of spending a lot of effort to gnaw on this difficult bone, it is better to concentrate resources in more critical areas such as Donetsk and Red Army City.
So from a strategic point of view, these two unoccupied areas are not expensive for Russia, and the future is likely to use them as a code on the negotiating table, for deals with Ukraine or other stakeholders in exchange for more favourable conditions.
For example, concessions to interests in other regions, or forcing Ukraine to compromise on certain claims.
There have been many new news recently that can confirm these judgments. For example, satellite images show that Russia has built many temporary supply points around Donetsk, obviously preparing for subsequent attacks.
Military experts have also analyzed that the Russian army around Red Army City has begun to conduct psychological battles against the inner army, persuading through radio and other means, which also indicates that the attack on Red Army City has been put on the agenda.
In Khersson and Zaporizhye, Russia did not significantly increase its troops. Instead, some troops were transferred to Donetsk. These movements were consistent with the strategic layout shown on the map.
Of course, these are only personal interpretations based on the existing information and maps, the war situation changes rapidly, there will be no new turns in the follow-up, no one is allowed to say, what opinions about the current situation in Russia and Ukraine, or what new changes will be in the follow-up, can be discussed together in the commentary area.