Comments by "Spring Bloom" (@springbloom5940) on "Summer operations | Ukrainian Attack In Robotyne May End In Cauldron. Military Summary For 2023.8.27" video.

Highly unlikely they'll get pocketed. Its an obvious risk in what they're doing and not something that would come as a surprise. They'll push as far as they can, then fall back and both sides will reestablish their lines. Ukraine has more than enough combat power in the area to fix the flanks and maintain a salient at Robotyne.
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@justsilas37 Ukraine lost over a year ago. You see NATO wearing its corpse as a fingerpuppet.
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@Volkan-uh2by And they're using all of it like a 12 year old.
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@Volkan-uh2by For some context, I performed ISTAR on Noble Anvil. I was responsible for 3 tier 1 bridges. I spent 3 weeks consulting with about a half dozen field specialists before tasking a single asset. My team was 2 for 3 of first round destroyed targets; we only had to reattack one target. The missiles we tasked were 2 generations behind Stormshadow. Ukraine has burned well over two dozen of them on 3 bridges that remain operational. They. Don't. Know. What. They're. Doing.
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@Schurkie505 Imbecile Ukraine cant use the T72 Poland gave them, despite growing up with them. US pilots can barely handle F35/F22.
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@elysianfields1671 The plan is to destroy the Ukrainian military and replace it with NATO equipment, training and allegiance, so that Ukraine is NATO in every way but a seat at the table.
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@snagletoothscott3729 They're not even attacking in force. Theyve resorted to squad level assaults, likely because they're unable to rotate enough reserves to reconstitute losses, while maintaining their advance. I strongly suspect they're not actually attempting to capture any territory and are just making a show of it for the media. They're not really risking any troops or equipment, while maintaining a quick escape route. They will likely take and hold all of Robotyne, though.
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