j_hungary
Professional
I had received 2 intel briefs last couple of months from a reliable source.
1.) Ukraine is attacking the Crimean direction with long-range assets, mostly targeting AA and C&C structures.
2.) Russia is sending fewer recruits to the frontline and opting to have them beef up in regional depots in the last three months.
If you put 2 and 2 (or 1 and 1 here) together, you get the idea that Ukraine is making a push South (not the push they had, which threatened the encirclement of around 5000 Russian troops at Dopropillia) But somewhere south possibly another attempt to go over Tokmak or more, at the same time if the counter attack at Dopropillia is sucessful (which seems likely) then Russia is going backward at Provorsk becuase that would effectively taking the northern flank out.
1.) Ukraine is attacking the Crimean direction with long-range assets, mostly targeting AA and C&C structures.
2.) Russia is sending fewer recruits to the frontline and opting to have them beef up in regional depots in the last three months.
If you put 2 and 2 (or 1 and 1 here) together, you get the idea that Ukraine is making a push South (not the push they had, which threatened the encirclement of around 5000 Russian troops at Dopropillia) But somewhere south possibly another attempt to go over Tokmak or more, at the same time if the counter attack at Dopropillia is sucessful (which seems likely) then Russia is going backward at Provorsk becuase that would effectively taking the northern flank out.











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