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  30. @DoctorChained  Did you ever wonder why the Russians left the back door open in Bakhmut? During the winter the Ukirainians kept sending troops to Bakhmut. It's like a devious Chinese finger trap. Real easy to get in but exceptionally hard to withdraw. The end result a meat grinder. The main reason Russians where slow to move in Bakhmut was the attacks at night and constant shelling. Wearing down the thousands of defenders trapped in Bakhmut. The Russians had established fire control a long time ago. The tactic is extremely simple. Russians only advance after they have bombed the he'll out of a sector forcing the defenders to fall back to the next line. The Russians then take up those previously held positions and improve the position. The Ukirainians then try to counter attack and retake. Then Russians assault at night using night vision. Also unconfirmed but there has been mention of Russians maybe using Chlorine gas. I do know Russians have experimented on and perfected chlorine bombs that are not lethal but never the less debilitating. Chlorine poisoning causes symptoms as muscle fatigue, sever chemical burns, mural membrane damage , and sleep deprivation due to the previously described symptoms. Last but not least high tension and irritability. Which would cause more frequent stress outs. Such tensions that culminated when a brawl broke out between Georgian foreign legionairs and Ukirainians last week over a defensive trench. 25k to 45k men trapped in a few hectares of ever decreasing defense quad. Troops I might add could have been used elsewhere. Their battle field experience would have aided greatly in training efforts but eh.
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