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The Lookout (Twitter)

RT @konrad_muzyka: It’s just the beginning. Plans to increase conscription age are aimed mostly at students.
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Necro Mancer (Twitter)

Закопались (дата и место съёмки неизвестны) #роа #всрф
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Necro Mancer (Twitter)

Донецкая обл. (неподконтрольная), кто-то потерял (или на потом отложил) #русскиймир
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Necro Mancer (Twitter)

Как высококвалифицированный выпускник орловской Академии ФСО старший лейтенант Молоков Руслан Сергеевич 1979 г.р. постоянно демонстрировал безудержное стремление умереть в Украине и 21/02/23 у него это получилось https://vk.com/wall663719938_6729 #всрф #потерьнет #груз200
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Rob Lee (Twitter)

Although there was a 3-week period in which Russian artillery fire was reduced, it increased at the end of February as the 106th Airborne Division played a greater role, which coincided with greater Wagner-VDV cooperation. Russia has a substantial artillery advantage in Bakhmut.
Rob Lee (Twitter)

Wagner commanders are given greater discretion and flexibility to fight as they see fit and to find/exploit weak points (TDF units are often deliberately targeted). Some Wagner units operate at night while others only during the day. Wagner convicts are not allowed to retreat.
Rob Lee (Twitter)

Bakhmut matters to Russia because its stated goal is to seize all of the Donbas, but Russian forces are struggling to advance towards Kramatorsk-Slovyansk from the other directions. It has also been key to Ukraine’s defense of the rest of the Donbas.
Rob Lee (Twitter)

Ukraine is prioritizing forming and training new units in three army corps for its spring offensive while trying to hold the entirety of the front line. But those are competing priorities, and Ukraine is deliberately holding back reserves. https://www.economist.com/zaluzhny-transcript
Rob Lee (Twitter)

This may give the impression that Ukraine is losing, but, in reality, Ukraine is not committing all of its resources to the front. Ukraine has a better chance of achieving another significant breakthrough this spring than Russia does during its current offensive.
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Rob Lee (Twitter)

Russia is dependent on a small number of elite units for their assaults (e.g. naval infantry, VDV, Wagner professionals), but they can grind their way to slow, costly victories by employing greater forces and artillery. An attritional fight is not in Ukraine’s interests.
Rob Lee (Twitter)

Until its offensive, Ukraine's best strategy is to pick battles where it can achieve a favorable ratio of attrition and expend fewer munitions, which could weaken Russian forces' ability to defend without significantly sapping Ukraine's offensive potential in the coming months.
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Rob Lee (Twitter)

Although the attrition ratio in Bakhmut has been advantageous for the duration of the battle, the ratio is much less favorable now with Ru forces holding high ground on the city's flanks. Much of Russia's losses are prisoners of less military value than Ukrainian soldiers.
Rob Lee (Twitter)

In contrast, in Vuhledar, the share of Russian casualties from elite units is higher than in Bakhmut, and it isn't clear if Wagner's use of convicts would be as effective in a less urban setting.
Rob Lee (Twitter)

The upcoming Ukrainian offensive will be strategically critical and potentially decisive. Western aid, including ammunition, will likely peak this spring and summer, and it will take years before increases in artillery production capacity can be achieved.
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