10-06-2022, 09:27 AM
Yeah I think we are seeing significantly less vehicles than the Izium advance, and less dead bodies than the Lyman attack. That being said, Russia lost a lot of their most fortified positions on the North Western access of Kherson Oblast, and as Goose has noted, they are hurting for supplies. Soon enough self propelled artillery will be able to hit almost all Russian positions, and Russia will have a very tough choice to make. Russia has shown they can effectively retreat, but they haven't shown they can do that and hold a second line of defense, at least not on the Kharkiv front. The battle for Kherson is far from over, but I'd much rather be Ukraine than Russia in that area.
