Even in July, I warned that the situation under Pokrowski was a disaster and the city was about to collapse. The Ukrainian counter-attack of late September and the ghost of Russian closure under the city in boilers caused many experts to triumphantly announce Ukrainian triumph in the conflict for the city. It was a mistake. At the outset, it should be noted that we are not certain that these boilers have occurred at all. The image of the area in Donbasa that I'm looking at tells me that closing the lap is very difficult. There were so fewer soldiers active in the fighting on both sides, and the steppes and ruined villages and cities hampered specified an operation and facilitate attempts to withdraw. By the media boilers, I would alternatively realize a situation in which Russian reconnaissance and sabotage groups (DDGs) pushed out without a shield north of the city, and then their movement was isolated through drone attacks. The final land counterattack began to destruct these troops, take them into captivity, or push them away. They were trapped, but it wasn't a full lap. The removal of the 3rd “Azov” assault brigade from the Biłecki Corps from the front and throwing into this operation surely multiplied the losses in the DRG recruiting from the 51st Army of the Russian Federation, but let us remember that they are “separs”, or erstwhile militias of the alleged Donetsk People's Republic, troops written by Moscow for destruction, meat storms.
