35/ The most serious thing is not that, but the evident incapacity to command, both at the contact level and at inter-arms and interservice level. The Russian army pays for years of Potemkin training, where 'everything is fine, chief' and where there is no progress.

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33/ He had already misjudged the UKR's resistance capacity at the start of the conflict, and this time he failed to detect the preparation of UKR forces towards Balaklia. Not to mention the satellite means which seem to be absent.

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31/ I don't know where to start. Aviation, already. How is it that, unlike what the Americans do, not all UKR aviation has been shot down and all serious anti-air systems annihilated? Incomprehensible, while the Ru air defense remains in quite solid condition.

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28/ Very few armies are capable of this. It is not to disrespect UKR to estimate that they did not do this alone and that they benefited from the planning assistance of a well-disposed 'big brother'. It worked.

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After defeats on the battlefield,ruscists attacked our heat&power stations.
They’re running away from soldiers&taking revenge on civilians.
Cowards&terrorists.
They will not break our spirit.
If there will be lack of light, we shall have shade in which to fight them.

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24/ Let's start with the training: everyone has seen some images of UKR units trained in GB. I note that this week, the engaged units displayed better soldierly reflexes than many units observed since the beginning of the conflict.

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22/ Also noteworthy is an infantry depth that allows for holding the front lines, despite artillery, and for consistently fielding fresh troops against Russian assaults. This explains the resilience of the Siversk-Bakhmut line, which was initially unpredictable.

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20/ or the other side. This is what we have just witnessed this week. This resounding UKR victory constitutes an obvious Russian setback, joining the numerous routs this country has experienced throughout its history.

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19/ This one was only guarded by a line of territorial defense from the separatist Luhansk Republic. A forgotten but fragile area. This explains the speed of the UKR conquest. Since the beginning of the conflict, we have discussed the possibility of localized collapse of one

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