Comments by "Aachoo Crony" (@aachoocrony5754) on "Military Summary" channel.

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  23.  @Rigardoful  nope. Nothing has changed. Its just a micro level back and forth. More insignificant for Russians because generally they lose much less than the Ukrainians. I think they're trying to perfect a defensive tactic. They were probably caught off guard not thinking that the Ukrainians would actually attack there as it is not very significant and close to Russian borders. Perhaps the Ukrainians should have feinted there first and pushed into Kherson but maybe they didn't expect the Russians to react w a rotation in the north which further proves its lack of strategic importance? Just a guess I think the Russians as well as NATO are hesitant to show other aspects of military warfare, avoiding exposing the weaknesses in their military equipment. So Russia is just testing out a modern legion/phalanx structure. Ukrainians are poking at it for pr. I used to think Russiaight have interests to take all of Ukraine but probably its already being prepared to become a Iraq/Afghanistan by the CIA, meaning Ukraine (is already destroyed). Russia would have to gain enough to protect its regions, to be out of the range from artillery at least. The propaganda war could favor the Russians when they occupy the western half as the citizens will see for themselves the difference between the Zelensky regime and the Russians. This will be a delicate situation for both sides-esp Zelensky as the pressure will mount in all aspects. Usually too delicate for going the civilized route. But the CIA trained cells will be there. I heard thats where most of their training has gone to while the front lines are more cannon fodder. Russia will play this very slow, even slower than now after they take Odessa. It will be slow anyways. 'Denazification' is a very challenging goal. Its the Russian military/intel vs western intel-trained subversive cells. Can Russia stop Ukraine from becoming an Iraq? It will show what they are capable of head to head. This war in the front lines doesn't show that much in terms of a real hot war. I heard though that it has shown the Russians have some enemy/foe detection issues which must be pretty serious.
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