Russian Offensive Falters Amidst Soldier Exhaustion
Something has palpably shifted on the eastern front, a subtle yet significant alteration in the tempo and intensity of the conflict around Pokrovsk. Commanders on the ground are observing it firsthand, this growing sense of weariness emanating from the Russian forces, a palpable exhaustion that suggests a growing crack in their offensive. It’s a sentiment that echoes across various observations, painting a picture of an attack that is no longer the relentless, unstoppable tide it once appeared to be.
The very nature of the soldiers being deployed by Russia seems to be a contributing factor to this perceived weakening. Tales of pulling individuals from prisons, soldiers lacking genuine conviction or commitment, paint a picture of a force that is not fighting for a deeply held belief.… Continue reading
Matt Underwood 
John Q. Hosedrinker