TL;DR: The video focuses on the strategic advancements of Ukrainian forces in the East. After securing the western part of the canal, Ukrainians crossed the canal and started taking Klishivka into a pocket. The Ukrainians’ strategy involved using tanks to swiftly penetrate Russian positions, followed by infantry assaults. The Ukrainians managed to advance by up to 1.5 kilometers towards Klishivka, slowly penetrating the Russian rear. The video also reports on the Ukrainian artillery’s concentrated efforts on the forest north of Klishivka.

Key Points:

  • Ukrainian forces have launched the next phase of the operation after securing the western part of the canal, crossing the canal, and starting to take Klishivka into a pocket.
  • Ukrainians exploited the weakness of Russian logistical center in Andriivka by unleashing their artillery, leading to shortages of basic equipment for Russian troops.
  • To swiftly penetrate Russian positions, Ukrainians used tanks to demolish Russian trenches and other fortifications, followed by infantry assaults.
  • The assaults on the Eastern Bank of the canal were successful, with Ukrainians advancing by up to 1.5 kilometers towards Klishivka, slowly penetrating the Russian rear.
  • Ukrainians have also simultaneously capitalized on the recent gains in and around the forest to develop the second axis of advance that bypasses Klishivka and slowly sets conditions for the encirclement of the main Russian fortification.
  • Ukrainian intelligence reports that Russian commanders have already started moving their command posts further away from Klishivka, signaling a low level of confidence in Russian defense.

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  • SpacePirate
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    “I have made this letter longer than usual, only because I have not had the time to make it shorter.”

    • Blaise Pascal, 1657, Lettres Provinciales

    Or perhaps

    “I am now too lazy, or too busy to make it shorter.”

    • John Locke, 1690, An Essay Concerning Human Understanding