Comments by "Spring Bloom" (@springbloom5940) on "Inside Ukraine's efforts to hold the front lines at Pokrovsk | DW News" video.

  1. Its strategically unimportant, anyway 🤷🏽‍♀️
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  2. Well then Ukraine has the obvious advantage with their 100:1 casualty ratio.
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  3. Ah, the good ole 'This situation in [insert soon to be strategically unimportant city] is difficult'
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  4.  @williamalfonso1373  No. No, you absolutely do not. People really need to stop repeating this myth/talking point. That is a WWII small unit infantry guideline for assaulting prepared positions, ie pillboxes and bunkers; and has more to do with angles and continuity of fire, than it does numbers or firepower. Thats it. Thats all there is to it. And its been proven irrelevant over and over and over and over again, with improved tactics and higher capacity individual weapons; for example a 30 rd magazine fed assault rifle fires 3x times longer and reloads 30% faster than a clip fed battle rifle, so you only need 1/3 of the numbers to maintain the same continuity of fire.
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  5.  @mark12358  Grow some self-awareness
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  6. No 🤦🏽‍♀️
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  7.  @williamalfonso1373  And that invalidates my point how?
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  8.  @SolidAvenger1290  Wow. Maybe brush up on your reading comprehension before name dropping on recommendrd reading there Chief.
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  9.  @chekeocha4923  More likely means its too late to withdraw. Same thing happened in Bakhmut, where they got fixed and couldn't break contact without getting shot in the back. So, they essentially had to fight to the last man. Retrograde under fire is extremely difficult and lethally hazardous. You need time and space to run and get a headstart, or the other side will just mow you down.
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