Situation is critical in Avdeevka
The enemy was able to take positions in few buildings on the outskirts of Avdeevka. The Ukrainian leadership must send reinforcements pronto. (No orders to hold the ground, no shouting but actual reinforcements).
Several groups of Russians entered (the town) without mass storming operations. They simply walked in. Simply because we did not have enough manpower and technical means to guard all the entrances.
I wrote a lot about the necessity of reinforcing Avdeevka with men and arms, and I was telling everyone about this scenario.
The Commander in Chief, Zelensky arrived and promised reinforcements and to solve problems while meeting with the soldiers. But unfortunately, not even a bare minimum, in terms of reinforcement was enacted.
We need combat ready reinforcements in Avdeevka, which will break the breakthrough. If we do not do it now and the Russians entrench themselves in the city then we will be forced to throw at it ten times more forces like in Bakhmut, to maintain the resistance as long as possible. But in that case the losses will be a grade higher and it will be too late.
The responsibility for the fall of Avdeevka will be on Zelensky, who gave away the city and promised to direct there additional forces.
The post below:
Yesterday, the faggots have crossed the rail line to the Chernyshevskoho and Sportynaya streets. Awaiters (in Ukrainian zhduny, are people who await the Russian military seeing it as liberators) have immediately ran to them and have been pointing out our positions. The idiots didn’t know we are watching them and we bombed them bastards. They have withdrawn.
PS: People in Eastern Ukraine are not so loyal to the Ukrainian defenders.
The picture below:
The Rashists are pressing us. We have serious questions for the commanders. Our defense proved weaker than the enemy’s. There need to be changes made soon.
UPD: The tunnel…
Dima from Military Summary YouTube channel, said the Russians managed to enter the city through a tunnel, a sewer pipe or something that the Ukrainians weren’t aware of. This can only mean that it was locals that pointed it out to Russians. Either a civilian or member of the Donetsk People’s Republic forces. The Ukrainians are an occupying force in that area, the locals mostly hate them.
Here is History Legends about the same:
Insomniac Resurrected 
Saw the video from History Legend too. As an experienced camper on many FPS games, I know how those overlooked hiding spots such as tunnels, pipes and even furniture and corners can be useful. It was a really well played operation on Russia’s behalf.
But as one guy rightfully noticed, the Donbass locals don’t really like the Ukrainian troops at all. Otherwise, Ukraine would’ve used those tunnels and pipes to their advantages. This is one thing I like about Putin; contrary to how some like to believe, Putin knows what he’s doing. He doesn’t pick fights where he has great chances at losing and he knows when to attack, when to retreat, when to be assertive and when to be diplomatic. It takes a great deal of streets smart and perfect understanding of how things will play out to be like Putin and I respect that.
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Btw I heard Zelensky is planning on a major leadership change. Looks like he’s having problem at keeping up the delusion, as even many within his current inner circle are no longer believing Ukraine stands a chance. I don’t think such leadership change will matter, especially not at this point.
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Zelensky is at odds with Zaluzhny and I hear he wants Budanov at the helm. Although, I am not sure that will help anything. Changing generals during battle is not very wise.
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Zelensky is getting desperate and a bit paranoid due to the much-anticipated counterattack last year didn’t achieve anything. He can keep changing his general and giving out motivation speech, but it’ll just disrupt his own chain of commands even more.
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Zaluzhny is overrated, but the next guy will probably be incompetent.
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The next guy is Budanov. He is legend in Twitter NAFO circles for his sabotage actions and targeting of objects in Crimea.
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Actually, the new man is Syrsky, I just read it in the news.
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Lol I’ve seen as well, that’s the guy that was running Bakhmut’s flank during the “offensive”.
He basically just kept throwing people to the wall, but we will see
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Ooof that last hit hurt.
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Rumours have it that the hit was made on Azovites. And apparently Azovites are controlled by Zaluzhny, who is now Poroshenko’s man. And it is suspected someone from their ranks gave Russians the information.
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Heard it on the news, that Syrsky has decided to withdraw from Avdeevka. I was surprised, as he was notorious for sending waves after waves of troops to Russian positions and only to have those troops get mowed down.
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I personally expected the town to fall around March. I was probably conditioned by the siege being on since October. But then again Russia takes its time before it pounces. I wonder where they will move the front. After all, Avdeevka was a fortress built over the last decade, can they build anything like it in few weeks?
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This is my prediction:
How long Ukraine can last depend on two things: how long the Republicans in Congress can keep aids from being sent to Ukraine; and this one is even more important – how efficient is Syrsky at fortifying Ukrainian cities.
If Republicans can hold it in a bit longer, then good. But if not or if Republicans wanna play something funny (unlike many on our side, I personally haven’t taken that out of all possible outcomes), then Putin will have the option of going all out on Ukraine. So this one doesn’t matter as much as many in US and EU would like to believe.
However, if Syrsky can’t build any sort of fortification that’s at least on Avdeevka’s level and he’s afraid or somehow unable to send waves after waves of troops like he did in Artyomovsk, then it’s possible for Russia to drive Ukrainian troops out of DPR somewhere next year and after that, Russia may be able to launch a more direct offensive at either Kharkov or Odessa. If that happens, Zelensky may try to sign some sort of ceasefire with Putin due to him unable to do shit, and this may lead to Poroshenko or other assholes launching some sort of palace coup in the name of “purging the sell out”…you get the idea. This may open doors to a civil war in Ukraine and may result in what’s left of Ukraine being split into two countries. As for what Putin, NATO, EU or US will do in that case, it’ll be even harder to predict, so I’ll leave this one out. But if such civil war really happens after the cease fire, then Ukrainians may really become an endangered species.
As for the next front, I haven’t looked up how things are in Lyman and Kupiansk direction, but I estimate the next front may be at Lyman or Siversk.
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At the Munich conference representatives of Denmark and the Czech Republic made promises to deliver artillery and artillery shells to Ukraine. They are still eager to support Ukraine.
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I’ve heard it too, that many Europeans seem to want to take the matters to their own hands at confronting Russia, after they saw what the Congressional Republicans did with US aids. Well, good luck with that. These idiots are going to need it.
Guess some of these faggots may have taken some American soldier’s dick, and to make it worse, the soldier is from Baltimore or St Loius or some shit and may have been a member of Hoover Crip…could be a Blood too actually. Nigga got that big, black and super strong black mamba that left some impression on those ageing hoecakes and hoe ass mother fuckers. They’re now loving US long time, and who knows? I wouldn’t be surprised if they put rose perfume inside their booty and learn to cook Korean food ever since they got penetrated.
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Kupiansk or anywhere withi Kharkov Oblast may not see much advancement. I believe Putin may stick with DPR for now. But once DPR is being won by Russians completely, or Ukrainian troops have way too much casualties and can barely hold the line there, then I believe that may be when Putin will do something within Kupiansk or anywhere else in the eastern Kharkov Oblast. Also, I’m kinda curious to see there will be offensive on Odessa and Nikolaev anytime soon, as this may render any attempt from Kiev at attacking Crimea or Russian navy almost impossible.
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I believe that if Ukrainian rocket attacks on Belgorod continue, Russia might intervene in Kharkov region. Russia also might go on the offensive in Nikolaev and Odessa to stop Ukrainians from using drones to attack Russian fleet in the Black Sea. Not to mention, Russia will build a land bridge to Transnistria and eventually Transnistria might become a Russian territory or at least be recognized by Moscow as a sovereign state similar to South Ossetia and Abkhazia. Also Russia might take over the Gagauz area of Moldova.
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The more Ukrainian attack, the more Ukraine will lose lands. Either that, or perhaps Zelensky will sign some sort of peace treaty like I said, which may open the door to the Ukrainian civil war. Either way, after spending almost the entire last decade being childish, the 2020s is really not a good decade for Ukraine and Ukrainians at all.
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