Ukraine LIQUIDATES Entire Russian Regiment in Kharkiv!

The area in question is relatively small, approximately 1,000 acres of forest, and it’s situated near the location where Russia launched its push towards the Ukrainian city of Harke. The Russians had been trying to advance, but the Ukrainians were able to stop them, in part due to the US allowing for a more flexible policy on using weapons inside Russia.

This limited but strategic territory is what’s interesting. The fact that it’s a small, forested area led me to analyze the tactics used by the Ukrainians. They seem to have recognized the potential for the Russians to become surrounded and, instead of attacking head-on, decided to “virtually surround” the area by deploying a large amount of drones and artillery to cut off the Russian retreat. This was a clever move, as it forced the Russians to choose between getting trapped or trying to retreat across the nearby river, which would be a hazardous and difficult task.

This sort of tactical flexibility is what ultimately allowed the Ukrainians to “roll back” the Russian forces and inflict heavy casualties. The Russians, in their usual tactics, had likely hoped to create a strong forward position, but the Ukrainians were able to exploit their weaknesses and push back. This is a significant development, as it shows that the Ukrainians are willing to take initiative and attack when they perceive opportunities to inflict significant harm on Russian forces.

This development is significant, not because it marks a major turning point in the conflict, but because it indicates that the Ukrainians are willing to adapt their strategy and take advantage of small opportunities to push back against the Russian invasion. This is a departure from their previous defensive strategy, and it’s an indication that they are willing to be more aggressive and take on Russian forces when they can do so with relative impunity.