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It really doesn't. The front in eastern Ukraine has been shelled into oblivion at this point and it hasn't made it easy for Russia to advance.
by khuey 4y ago
It really doesn't. The front in eastern Ukraine has been shelled into oblivion at this point and it hasn't made it easy for Russia to advance.
- The_Colonel 4y agoThat's because Russia is also short on shells. The bulk of their advance in April-July was facilitated by their mass artillery fire.