Russischer Krieg in der Ukraine, ausgelagert aus dem Ukraine-Thread Einstellungen

[Stefan Kotsch]

Morgen früh rollen die russischen Panzer.
Meine Vermutung.

[PeterPetersen]

Morgen früh rollen die russischen Panzer.
Meine Vermutung.

Russland hat den Luftraum um die Ukrainische Grenze gesperrt.
https://twitter.com/cyberrealms1/status/149...1015153668?s=21

Ich befürchte du hast recht


/edit by goschi:

Ich habe das Thema "Russischer Krieg in der Ukraine" ausgelagert, damit dies ein korrekt benannter und eigener Thread ist, als Startpunkt des threads nahm ich den effektiven militärischen Angriff.


goschi (admin)

Der Beitrag wurde von goschi bearbeitet: 24. Feb 2022, 10:17

[Glorfindel]

Die russische Charkiiw-Offensive scheint nicht nach Plan zu laufen. Bei Wowtschansk sollen sich dutzende eingeschlossene russische Soldaten ergeben haben.

Trying And Failing To Cross A River In Vovchansk, 400 Russian Troops Got Cut Off. Now They’re Surrendering.
Russia’s northern offensive isn’t going well.

In heavy fighting over the weekend, Ukrainian troops surrounded as many as 400 Russians in and around a chemical plant in central Vovchansk. Thirty Russians surrendered after repeated attempts to rescue them failed, the Ukrainian Center for Defense Strategies reported. (...)

On May 10, a force of tens of thousands of Russian troops opened a new front in Russia’s 28-month wider war on Ukraine. Attacking south across the Russia-Ukraine border, Russian battalions quickly captured a chain of lightly defended border villages—and then advanced on Vovchansk, the first big town between the border and the city of Kharkiv, 25 miles to the south.

It was there in Vovchansk that the Ukrainians chose to stand fight. Elements of several Ukrainian brigades (...) blocked the Russian advance just north of the Vovcha River, which threads from east to west through central Vovchansk.

The Russians rallied. The equivalent of at least two battalions with hundreds of infantry stormed the PJSC Volchansky chemical plant, on the Vovcha River’s right bank. (...) industrial facilities are often the locus of the fighting in Ukraine, as their big sturdy buildings can shelter troops and protect them from artillery and drones.

The Russians’ plan was apparently to capture the chemical plant and then, from there, launch a river-crossing operation in order to force their way into southern Vovchansk.

The plan failed when Ukrainian troops (...) attacked west of the chemical plant and advanced several blocks to the north, cutting off the Russians in the plant from their comrades to the west.

The Russians are surrounded here with zero chances of evacuation or reinforcements,� one Ukrainian drone operator crowed. (...)

Russian commanders knew they were in trouble. This weekend, they ordered their troops west of the chemical plant to fight their through the Ukrainian positions. “Two attempts to break through to the surrounded Russian forces were repelled by the Ukrainian defense forces,� according to the Center for Defense Strategies.

That’s apparently when the surrounded Russians began surrendering en masse. (...)

It should go without saying that whatever the Russians’ goals were when they crossed the border into northern Ukraine last month, they’re not only not achieving them—their prospects for eventual success are slipping farther away as their forces get blocked, cut off and forced to surrender.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/davidaxe/2024/...e-surrendering/
https://www.forbes.com/sites/davidaxe/2024/...e-surrendering/