Rob Lee (Twitter)

Previously, the priority was forming storm and assault units with the best personnel.

Rob Lee (Twitter)

@Henrique_CFon They sustained casualties in their elite units and needed to have units that would still do offensive operations.

Rob Lee (Twitter)

RT @Tatarigami_UA: 🧵Today, I want to discuss and share interesting details about the inadequate training of russian troops. This insight is based on my conversations with multiple officers across the frontlines in Donetsk and Luhansk Oblasts who shared with me details regarding prisoners of war. https://twitter.com/Tatarigami_UA/status/1656338769602019341/photo/1

Def Mon (Twitter)

@Dreambeemer68 @grownd_raven @bradyafr Where did you get that from? That is not true.

Rob Lee (Twitter)

Ukrainian 59th Motorized Brigade Msta-B howitzer with a counter-loitering munition screen. 130/
https://www.facebook.com/59ompbr/posts/pfbid0aRJQAs7kKKtARGUFUbNiZTVN1dvHjH4csYTnUwdnr2NtJaLahhJ6tYry59pnhhgul

Ukraine Battle Map (Twitter)

RT @TheDolgo: russian asks not to kill him and surrenders to Ukrainian drone. His own tried to shoot him, but surrender ended successfully https://twitter.com/TheDolgo/status/1656292853524361217/video/1

‌The Lookout (Twitter)

A very good article and I'm thinking along similar lines.

The guiding strategic planning assumption, both in the West and for Ukraine, must be for a long war, regardless of how the long expected offensive plays out.
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@RALee85:
Mike @KofmanMichael and I wrote about the upcoming Ukrainian offensive and what comes afterwards. Although Ukraine will likely make gains, this offensive is unlikely to end the war. Western countries need a plan for supporting Ukraine for a long war.
https://t.co/E9VpyB8Lie

Rob Lee (Twitter)

@MCTothSTL @KofmanMichael @ForeignAffairs Thank you Mark.

Rob Lee (Twitter)

@APHClarkson Thanks Alexander.

Rob Lee (Twitter)

RT @YudinGreg: Defeat. A thread 1/23

Rob Lee (Twitter)

@polidemitolog Thank you Aleksandar.