Ukraine BREACHED Main Russian Defenses at Bakhmut | September 5th
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Excellent report. You stick to key frontlines, the most important happenings and great tactical analysis. Thanks, and glory to Ukraine.🇺🇦🙌✨🙏❤💖🇺🇦🙌✨🙏
Good recap of three main areas of interest. Yep, Bakhmut, the only significant Russian/Wagner gain in the last year, is now slowly being encircled from south. Slow slogging south of Robotyne, but hoping for a breakout soon. Slava Ukraine. Aloha from Hawaii.
With the Ukrainians breaking through the first two lines of the Surovikin Line, I'm actually pretty impressed that the Russians haven't already started to panic and look for ways to get out...
Its not really that big of a breakthrough, It's not widened, the flanks are not secured, overall, It's still going to be a long and bloody fight
@@Kristof1 didn't say it was a big breakthrough, I said I was surprised the Russians hadn't fallen apart over it already. Remember Kharkiv? They lost their collective shit, and most of the oblast, after a few "minor" breakthroughs. Russian morale is garbage...
@@Kristof1 The problems for the russians is if Ukraine can take and sercure part of the main trench lines on the front line it means they're going to now not just have to be facing an enemies hitting hard in their front but they're going to now not even have complete cover from an enemy hitting them with a charge from the side as well with no real cover for them from this attack. So while the breakthrough isn't large, the fact we're hearing that the Ukrainians capture part of the man trench line means the Russians are in an even more dangerous situation.
@@Kristof1 Ukraine does not need to secure their flanks. The ruzzian minefields are protecting Ukraine's flanks.
Don't forget the VDV paratroopers have been used to shore up this part of the front. That's why it hasn't collapsed and more than likely the ONLY reason.
I say this without meaning to minimize the absolutely heroic sacrifices the soldiers on this front have made, but the efforts near Bakhmut are a side show. The most important thing they can do is fix forces that Russia would try to move to the southern front. Soldiers on the eastern front have even complained that they are low on rest and under supplied with both artillery and ammunition. The fact that they've managed to do as much as they're doing with what they have is tremendous.
Remember that while Russians in the south were busy building defensive lines, Russians in the the Bakhmut area were attacking. They do not have the same kinds of defensive lines, so battles in that area could go very differently than in the South.
While strategically nowhere as important as the South in disrupting and expelling the occupiers, a Bakhmut victory is valuable for propaganda reasons back in Russia. If Bakhmut is retaken at the same time Ukraine moves on Melitopol (say) the damage to Putin's authority will be considerable and probably terminal. We would not have a snowball's chance in hell of mobilising his population. Without mobilisation, particularly over the winter, the RU fighting reserve will continue its descent from inadequate to non-existent.
At that point the defensive lines will cross a critical failure threshold and the counter-offensive will resemble the earlier pushes in Kharkiv/Izium/Lyman and Kherson.
Add in F16s and hopefully a substantial GLSDB enhancement to the other precision artillery and Putin's days in Ukraine will be numbered.
@@carlr2837 They do have defence lines behind Bakhmut. They're just much further back. Similar to the Velyka Novosilka area before Ukraine started closing the gap.
Yes, the UA is heroic, but Bakhmut IS a side show. I don't hope that the UA uses too much offensive capabilities in the East. The strategic objective is to sever the land bridge a Melitopol......
I'm sorry but 3mths after such heavy losses to gain this much ground can in no way be classed as any form of success. It will be the rainy season in 1 mth, which means Ukraine's key counter offensive objectives won't be met.
For example Tokmak as pointed out on the map is a long way in terms of fortifications and Russian army, that would be one hell of a battle just to reach the outskirts of Tokmak
The Freek! Love your topography, it’s the best. Clean, clear and quick, thanks for that. Great energy!
Here's hoping the breakthrough picks up steam. It'll probably mean the difference between victory in the next year and victory no sooner than 2025. We'll see what happens
There will be no Ukraine one year from now, good luck with that victory 😂
@pmnichols10 Siding with a genocidal dictatorship to be edgy huh? That's low even by troll standards. You may want to reconsider your life decisions if you look at your last comment and think "yeah, this is definitely a smart and correct thing to say"
@@Southerly93 talking about your own shadow?
I don't support Ukraine but if I did I would advise them to heed to Russia's demands while they still have Odessa and a viable male population.
As for your implied claim that there's an ongoing genocide I completely agree with you. It started back in 2014 wen Ukraine attacked it's own population in the Donbass and is now extended to the rest of Ukraine through the demands from Washington that Ukrainian fighters impale themselves on the Russian artillery without any kind of air support.
Don't be surprised if all the EU and US leadership ends up swinging in the wind after a proper trial.
@pmnichols10 So basically all you have said is a long winded "no u" and parroting Russian propaganda that isn't even up to date anymore.
They've all but dropped the "protecting ethnic Russians" BS. Now it's all about fighting a secret Nazi cabal.
Also lol Russians can't even make it to Kharkiv, and lost Kherson. Now you expect them to take Odessa? That's a special kind of delusional. I genuinely feel bad for you
Great analysis. Thank you!
This is kinda unrelated, but fellow UA-cam channel Military Lab released a video the other day that disproved Russia’s artificially inflated figures about Ukrainian casualties.
In a nutshell, if the Ukrainian brigades fighting in the south had indeed suffered the 50,000 losses that Vatniks keep jeering about, then they would’ve lost *80%* of their combat capability, and they’d have to be at full strength too (which, given that casualties are an unfortunate reality of war, they most certainly were not).
There is simply no way Ukraine can continue offensive in Zaporizhzhia if all their brigades have lost 80% of their personnel, so the Russian claims are simply false.
I’m skipping over a lot of details here, so I recommend checking Military Lab’s video.
Russia lied???
Nooooo perish the thought!
Awsome update mate 👍 SLAVA UKRAINI - HEROYAM SLAVA ❤❤
Its interesting watching western people freaking out because we aren't seeing large chunks of real estate changing hands. Ukraine doesn't have the hardware for a manouver doctrine like russia and the west created and are primarily infantry. They knew that back in 2014 when this all started and so they have adopted a static warfare doctrine and the assault doctrines are are using is what the Allied forces were moving toward in 1918 and probably would have been using heavily to breach german trench lines in 1919-1920 if the war have continued on. The French did in fact adopt that doctrine in the interwar period seeing tanks as fire support for infantry rather than using infantry to support tank columns. This would have worked fine had the nazi's attacking through the maginot line but they instead went around it and as a result forced a manouver warfare doctrine on france which they weren't prepared for. We are seeing that static warfare doctrine using artillery and armour to support infantry attacks on entrenched positions being carried out in Ukraine. It doesn't eat up large chunks of real estate but it is methodical and efficient, preserving forces and ammunition for later attacks. If this doctrine can break a big enough hole somewhere we might see a shift to a more mobile doctrine for a little while later. Kind of leap frogging from one doctrine to another as the need or opportunity comes. If russia hadn't broken through from crimea by a combination of betrayal and stupidity in some cases as well as other parts of the russia ukraine border and come around behind mariupol the russians would still be beating their head against the the original trench lines in the don bass region.
that's strange because we were told how weak Russia was
Great update! Thanks!
Great. Well done. Short. Complete. Thanks.
Thanks for the update. ✔
Pls if you post text to read in videos. Please leave it up ling enough to read. For old blind guys. Thanks.
Good job. 👍🇺🇦
Russian artillery is not a quarter of what it was
And the remaining ones are probably bent like a banana.
Once they get fire control over the railway/road to Tokmak, it's curtains for ruSSia.
Ukranian forces currently enjoy the high ground around Bhakmut and are gradually tightening the noose. Russian high command will soon have to make the very difficult decision of retreating from the city or expose thousands of Russians to capture or annhilation.
Thanks for the report!
Logistics not territory is what wins war.
There are no firm confirmations that UAF captured that whole thrench network down Robotine. But they are definitely present in the part near it
Let’s gooo where u been missed u
Word is that Ukraine is gearing up for a large mechanized attack through the Robotyne bridgehead. The fact that they've already pierced the largest section of the Surovikhin line is a great sign and the rumor I keep hearing is that the Russian minefield which was supposed to be 500 meters deep was really more like 200 meters deep which means Ukraine has already dealt with and bypassed most of the mines that they're going to have to deal with. Ukraine seems very optimistic now and I think there's a real shot at a thunder run.
Either way I definitely think it's time that Ukraine ramps up the pressure to maximum and starts putting the Russians to the test literally anywhere they can on the map. Attack in the North, attack in the East, attack in the Southeast, attack the Southwest, push the foothold just across the Dnipro and see if it's Oleshky's time to fall. Just make the Russians fight everywhere. We know from their lateral deployment they don't have any reserves like they should.
But Goku!?
@@Medieval_Pheasant Man even Goku would be out there liquidating Russians. Liquidated Russians are good Russians. Goku is all about making people good.
Word is?
What word?
Word on the street?
Word to the wise?
I can think of a few words for this post.
@@Andy-ub3ub It's a theory voiced by another channel. Ex-German military. He said there's only one reason why Ukraine would seek to widen their existing breach in the Surovikhin line and that is to initiate a massive mechanized advance, a thunder run.
@@jpa5038 is that what the word is?
You watched another chanel, and thats the word is it?
Word is.
Nailed it!!!!
Great job
Thx dude
Good shit bro!
Glory to Ukraine Heroes 💪🙏🤘👍
I don't see how Ukrainians can make any major progress south of Bakhmut. Small Ukrainian assault platoons are up against three brigades of airborne troops, some of Russia's best. Instead, what they are accomplishing is to tie down those strong Russian forces, fixing them there.
There's reports of VDV being rotated into the South to stabilise Robotyne, Novoprokopivka etc. I wonder where they're drawing them from? Perhaps Bakhmut is getting hollowed out somewhat.
@@djanitatiana You may be thinking of the VDV forces redeployed from the Kreminna area to the Robotyne area?
The headline is incorrect, the defensive lines are to the East of Bakhmut, not to the West of it
Quite amazing
Last night's RU bodycount: 610+ corpses
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Russian KIAs up 266.2k+, WIAs up 780.8k+, casualties total over 1,041,080
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Keep the mountains of corpses coming, UA... Pile em up high.
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Does Ukraine really need to take Tokmak? Or do they merely need to get close enough to completely surround it with artillery fire?
One argument is to get front line close enough to Crimea that they can safely bring longer range strikes to make the area uninhabitable for settlers
@@AnP865, Or they could get close enough to the Azov Sea, then completely demolished the Kerch Bridge and sink all of Russia’s ferries so they can no longer deliver supplies to Crimea. I heard somewhere that they only need to advance about 15 more kilometers.
Need to get into Crimea asap
Forget about Crimea and surrender while you still holding Odessa.
Just saying.
So, you have a couple of problems with your assessment. Ukraine isn’t heading to Tokmak and Melitopol…Tokmak is not logistical “hub” anymore, and hasn’t been for awhile because it is in easy arty and drone range AND it’s feeder routes are not readily usable. Tokmak is a “terminus”…not a “hub”. And there is zero reason to fight to take Tokmak or Melitopol…they get them back without a real fight by heading to their real objective Berdiansk. Their axis is Chernihiivka-Andriivka to Berdiansk. Reaching Berdiansk or it’s outskirts puts them in easy range of destroying Kerch Bridge…threatens or severs nearly all logistics to Crimea, Melitopol, Novy Kakhovka, Tokmak, etc…strangling all forces west of the axis…puts all of Crimea within range - forcing Russians to evacuate naval forces from Sevastopol and all the airbases in Crimea as well.
Tokmak and Melitopol as a thrust axis accomplishes almost nothing - excepting forcing both sides to battle it out head on. Mariupol isn’t a useful objective either.
Good analysis 👍 The plan is quite likely to ringfence Tokmak and associated supply routes with fire control, obstruct western resupply and reserves, then deviating southwest down the road to Berdiansk as you described.
So you think they can realistically get to Berdiansk before the winter rains arrive next month ?
@@stephenglover8828 they should be fine on weather until mid-late November…and there is little to slow them down once they are through these initial lines of defenses…especially if Russians are convinced that they need to concentrate their forces to defend Tokmak and Melitopol…and bear in mind, that Ukrainian forces only need to get about 1/2 way to Berdiansk to effectively cut the so-called “land bridge”.
@@ChicagoDB It rains in October, irrespective they aren't through the initial lines of defenses, there will be a lot more resistance to come yet. PS I ain't pro Russia I'm pro peace
@@stephenglover8828 - the weather is very unlikely to bail out the Russians defensively, but I’m sure they would love to have rains to help them.
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Good video kid👍🇺🇦💥
Thanks, Free Kherson.
no cap on the mixtape?
Get ready 🗓
Now if they could start hitting svatove and kremminna only....
☝️ Onward to the Sea ! ✌️🇺🇦🚩
Please more zooming in, out and around, more arrows and more red lines. Otherwise I can understand what is happening.
Allmighty GOD is awesome,,,,,bye
Hopefully with a few more little advancements, it might lift Ukrainian moral.
I’ll agree editing-you is calmer than text-receiving-you, but he seems a little passive-aggressive by leaving some of that outburst in there. It seems he could have edited it all out, but…
Please join the US Military. We need tactical minds like yours.
That's a dramatic development.
...but, did it really happened 🤔
This guy's reports sound like Bill and Ted's Ukrainian Journey...🤣😆🤣😆
Does Ukraine have the resources to keep going?
La question est, combien de temps les russes vont tenir ?😊
Lots of reserves still sitting out and have yet to be committed
@@lajoyalobos2009Quel reserve ? les travailleurs migrants Ouzbecs , ou les cubains . Les réserves se font démonter sur le front sud.😊
russia needs to go home and be happy to be alive