Deepstate says Russia has breached the city. It's actually happening.
>>519415653Deep throat my nuts
>>519415653Pork roast
>>519415653Deepstate says pedorooskie broke their anuses while getting buttfucked
>>519415977 It's actually happening.
>>519415977lol, you again Don’t you have some toilets to clean?
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Is there any partisan warfare
>>519415653send in two more turtle tanks plus a wave of suicide dirt bikes
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>>519415653>deepstate acknowledges (month old) russian advancesWelp, hope they enjoy the front.
>>519415653https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/search/subject/pokrovsk/order/asc/
>>519416980The Russians reached Pokrovsk a year ago but they decided to choke off Ukraine's logistics there before starting the urban battle.
>>519415653Was bound to happen eventually. Its inconsequential, there are five other Pokrowsks down the line. With how the war is goung, Russia does not have the oomph to keep on grinding for 5 more years.Most wars conclude in about 4. This one will end in 2026 Most likely with an uneasy armistice, Winter War style.
>>519418321The next Pokrovsk is Pavlohrad which is 90 km away and there are no good defenses in between because Dnipro oblast is mostly open fields. Donetsk oblast was uniquely good for defense because it had so many urban settlements.
>>519415653They already control the southern half of Pokrovsk, these maps are purposely outdated or just gay as fuck
2 more weeks, year 3 of the 3 day special operation. Wake me up when the vatniks get near Kyiv, I am guessing the Russian KIA will be 2 million then.
>>519418965They have 60k a year dying. In 2026 they'll have Donetsk oblast, in 2027 they'll be at Pavlohrad, in 2028 Pavlohrad will cost Ukraine Dnipro and Kharkiv oblasts. By then the Russians could have like 400k dead, but so would Ukraine. Then the Russians could take a break of a few years before taking the rest of the land east of the Dnipro river. Taking land west of the Dnipro river like Odesa would not be doable even though some clueless Ziggers like to bring it up.
