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A number of analysts correctly predicted before the invasion that the mud thing is overblown. As we can see, most Russian armor movement happens on roads, not o
by 323 5y ago
A number of analysts correctly predicted before the invasion that the mud thing is overblown. As we can see, most Russian armor movement happens on roads, not on land.
- Lascaille 5y ago> As we can see, most Russian armor movement happens on roads That's why they're being annihilated. Moving your forces on roads is something you do after you've secured an area, not before.
- Avalaxy 5y agoThen you haven't spent enough time on /r/ukrainewarvideoreport. There's tons of videos of tanks, artillery and anti-air stuck in the mud, abandoned. It pretty much forces the Russians to stick to the roads, which makes them very vulnerable (they're all lined up and can't escape anywhere because they would get stuck).
- stjohnswarts 5y agoExcept the Ukrainians didn't bomb them on the roads so how is it a disadvantage if you have the air superiority under control enough that your convoy isn't getting carpet bombed?
- Avalaxy 5y agoAgain I invite you to check out the subreddit I mentioned. There's tons of videos of bombed out convoys on the roads. Easily hundreds if not thousands of destroyed vehicles over the last week.