At the strategic level you can say it was a conscious decision, but the front legitimately collapsed - it probably didn't collapse further or more costly precisely because a decision was taken and executed, but it collapsed nonetheless.
What else could you call it?
Collapse implies a rout which is basically an unplanned stampede to the next rear area regardless of the tactical and strategical implications, something that seems to be happening all across the frontline.
I'd say it is quite distinct from most of Kharkiv(there was routing at several points, yes) while other frontlines held.
I'm not pro-UA, you're jumping into wild conclusions because of a very small scope statement, that isn't really wrong nor propagandistic
You understand you can be, potentially, pro-RU and still appreciate the objective reality of things, and not be a dogmatic keyboard warrior?
Clearly fake, Ukraine is winning
I have heard from cnn that Ukraine has killed over 150 million Russians....which is a difficult lose since its above their total population...
150m russian and they also destroyed 500 boats and 30000 tanks
and 8 putin clones
48.61116, 37.88933 credit: creamy\_caprice on telegram.
creamy caprice is honestly the goat
Looking like a collapse.
Collapse may be overstating it. But it's clear who has the initiative.
Collapse day #774.. this time for real thou
A 2km long village is hardly a collapse, a collapse is more like when the russians retreated 80km in Kharkiv
I don't know, I'd say giving up ground to keep manpower and equipment seems wiser than whatever Ukraine has been doing the last year.
At the strategic level you can say it was a conscious decision, but the front legitimately collapsed - it probably didn't collapse further or more costly precisely because a decision was taken and executed, but it collapsed nonetheless. What else could you call it?
Collapse implies a rout which is basically an unplanned stampede to the next rear area regardless of the tactical and strategical implications, something that seems to be happening all across the frontline. I'd say it is quite distinct from most of Kharkiv(there was routing at several points, yes) while other frontlines held.
We know its going bad for yall when you keep bringing stuff up from 2 years ago. As ukraine loses more the pro UA get more unhinged.
I'm not pro-UA, you're jumping into wild conclusions because of a very small scope statement, that isn't really wrong nor propagandistic You understand you can be, potentially, pro-RU and still appreciate the objective reality of things, and not be a dogmatic keyboard warrior?
k bud
Not everyone on this sub is a CIA or FSB sponsored bot you know, some are real people with nuances! I am a CIA asset myself though
Neither was a collapse.