Russian forces lower their intensity. NATO in the early days of the conflict proclaimed a great victory over Russian forces when they had retreated several kilometers leaving behind apparently large amounts of military equipment.
Despite the propaganda it is more likely that Russia understands territorial warfare way better than the German counterparts in NATO considering Clausewitz a War Strategist and no thiefhorde commander able to read and write.
NATO managed to get engaged into one of the longest stretched frontlines of military history. Every time they pull larger forces together, the Russian have a great opportunity to attack in other areas creating significant gains in territory.
This created a war done by small groups, comparable to gangs, but with African conflict material, instead of high tech materials being moved coordinated by forces as in the Iraq War and this over potato fields and fish ponts while Iraq's Baghdad had major gold storages and large oil fields.
While U.S. forces fought surrounded by historic sights and buildings even older than those they knew from the European Barraks, the Ukrainian forces are operating in an area even less historically significant than Romanian Gypsy camps as a sad matter of fact. Odessa is the only exception and Krimea remains Russian and that was until a change of politics in Kiew never a problem for the locals.
Ask someone from Kansas about New York City, because I am not offensive, this is just the truth.
When the foreign fighters leave Ukraine again, they will find Germany, France and other regions in the very same economic state before artillery was heavily used in Ukraine. Luckily, there is only Winchester .308 ammunition and some 12 gauge in the village homes, because artillery is banned and remains band.
End that war.
#TIE
#cyberpunkcoltoure
