Russia-Ukraine Invasion
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Diary from the Russian front (27.02.2022)
"Since this morning I wrote about the negotiations and here they are. Why is it clear, Kiev needs ANY pause. There is a humanitarian disaster there. Stores are empty, pharmacies have no basic medicines, refugees are crushing each other, bringing down the economy by their departure. The railroads are semi-paralyzed, blown up bridges have torn up logistics. People are frightened by pointless air raids (in Rivne five times in two days, the only attack without an announcement).
The criminals were released from prisons, the distribution of weapons today approaches the figure of 300 thousand barrels. On top of this is superimposed hurrah hysteria with Molotov cocktails, searches for spotters, disabling geolocation and simply banditry. In the AFU itself, things are not good - up to 70 percent of equipment has been lost, there is little GSF.
The problem is that we have...I will not talk about losses, they are there, and the figure is already in triple digits, the problem is in the grouping. There were about 50,000 people in our army, which is simply not enough even to control one of the fronts. And they were spread out over three, that's without the DLNR. The original plan was most likely a scenario - strikes from the South to Mariupol(accomplished), from the North through Kharkov to Slavyansk(not) and Kiev to force negotiations, or rather to indicate a threat to Kiev. This is there, but not enough.
What do the Zetas face? The first is propaganda, which is not knocked out for reasons I don't know why, and which pushes the locals into the madness of throwing cocktails at tanks (a completely senseless action) from the crowd, which is just a machine gun line sentence. The Kiev people need dead bodies, but what about us?
The second is attacks from ambushes. What did you expect when you decided to do this? The pro-Russian activists are partially destroyed, partially kept out of sight, because the goal of preserving the kraine is broadcast from every news tube. And everybody knows what happens to captured AFU servicemen - they feed them with sushi, put them in a hotel and buy them a ticket home.
The third is the use of prohibited ammunition. Guys, the LDPR has been putting up with this for SEVEN years, did you think it would be any different? This also includes the torture of prisoners, not excluded and shootings, the Ukrainians boasted. The usual Nazism, and what did you expect? They shot their medical brigade and declared...Chechens. They take photos of their dead brothers with foul language, they say that they are dirty Zagarbniks... Frontier guards from Snake Street were buried in absentia. People are trash for them.
And also external and internal pressure. For eight years the Russians have been officially told about one people, and unofficially about cryptohikhs and kaklukhs from Donbass, who quarreled because they wanted to eat their food. The top turned, the bottom is still in shock, on the first day of the war banned a Russian who out of habit began to give me a rancid cunning plan that we can not fight, we are lured. People are disoriented.
And small forces, yes. The impression is that the hope for the Minsk ones hasn't gone away, and it all has an element of showing muscle and scaring. And in the end...No, there is nothing tragic, in principle in a military sense the war is already won, the Wenck tanks will not come close. But in terms of ideological and political ... I repeat after my esteemed man - everything has just begun, start recruiting people to work with the population and police functions.
And negotiations... yes they are going on, yes they will go on, but apart from moral and psychological harm they will not be of any use at this stage. And the conclusion of Minsk-3 is altogether improbable, because it is a catastrophe, but nothing can be ruled out. The very idea of a chat was sold, despite all the absurdity (Gorlovka and the outskirts of Donetsk are simply demolished by artillery now) and the effect."