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Are they actually out of ammo or is this a feint to get Ukrainian forces to attack what they say is a weakness but might be a trap?

• eimrine 3y ago
  Both sides are out of ammo nowadays, but mr Prigozhin links to Russian's military handbook which defines that he needs a hundred times more than he have in order for guaranteed destroy on enemy on such a length of a frontline that Wagnerians have. He even tells that he does not need exactly as much but at least not 1%. Personally my opinion is that mr Prigozhin actively hides a lot of ammo from Putin in order to being able to defeat Putin's forces when the time will come.
• injb 3y ago
  Very unlikely to be a feint imo. Strategists are probably not going to make their decisions based on public information like this. They probably know where the Russians are weak. I don't know much about this stuff but I think this kind of thing would very rarely if ever be used as a stratagem. The appearance of in-fighting among the Russians is very harmful for their morale and if anything countries tend to exaggerate the degree of unity and coherence they have rather than do the opposite as a ruse. Therefore I'm inclined to assume that the actual level of contention between the various factions within Russia is worse than they're letting on, not better.