Yes. In prepared positions where you are not surrounded, where you have working medevac and you can use counter battery and air defense. In places where dismounted Wagner infantry has a greater disadvantage against Ukrainian mechanized units.

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At least three people have been killed in Russian shelling in the Sumy Region, as reported by the National Police. The Russians dropped seven aerial bombs on the region. Four other people were injured, and another woman may be trapped under the rubble.

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It's not favorable to be surrounded on 3 sides, without counter battery or air defense. I wanted them to pull out. The Russians chose to fight in the city because it did not cost them a lot. They used expendable prisoners against UA regular units.

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46 days in the enemy's rear: alone, without food and water, wounded and with frostbitten limbs, he miraculously survived. Volodymyr Hudim told our Oksana Ivanitska about how he did it and how he finally heard the longed-for "Come out, we are Ukrainians". https://
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Oleksiy Danilov, Sec. of the NSDC, said today that there were no Ukrainian prisoners of war on board the Il-76 military transport plane that crashed on January 24 in the Belgorod region. He emphasized that there is not a shred of evidence or photographic proof of any UA dead.

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This is not how it's been working. Several times the military decided to withdraw. That later got overruled by politicians. Severodonetsk and Bakhmut are two examples. I dont think it's healthy for the military to be run that way.

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