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https://www.understandingwar.org/backgrounder/russian-offensive-campaign-assessment-march-6

W komentarzu wklejam opis sytuacji w okolicy Chersonia.

West bank of the Dnipro

Russian forces remain deployed in the positions north and west of Kyiv that they have occupied for several days. The Ukrainian General Staff reported that up to 18 battalion tactical groups (BTGs) are currently operating along Kyiv’s western approaches. The General Staff claimed that elements of the Russian 76th Airborne Division are seeking to advance toward Belhorodka, roughly 20 kilometers west of central Kyiv. Such an operation, if confirmed, would likely indicate that Russian forces seek to move closer to the capital, further to the west, enabling a shorter route to complete the encirclement of Kyiv on the western side. It is unclear if Russian troops have the combat power to complete this operation successfully.

The Russians diverted their efforts to encircle Kyiv to attack the civilian evacuation corridor running west from the capital via Irpin. They reportedly shelled a bridge and bombed a rail line being used to evacuate civilians on March 5 and 6.

Chernihiv axis

The Ukrainian General Staff reported on March 5 that Russian forces were concentrating for a renewed attack on Chernihiv, including bringing forward thermobaric MLRS launchers. The Russians have not reportedly launched a new attack on Chernihiv as of this publication. Ukrainian General Staff reports that Ukrainian forces still hold Chernihiv itself.

Sumy axis

The Ukrainian General Staff reported that Russian troops on the eastern bank of the Dnipro near Kyiv are regrouping near Brovary, likely in preparation for a renewed advance south via Peremoha toward the Boryspil Airport. Such an advance would likely be intended to complete the encirclement of Kyiv from the east as Russian forces attempt to encircle it from the west. It is unclear if Russian forces have the combat power necessary to complete this effort, which has not begun as of this publication. The Ukrainian General Staff also claimed that Ukrainian forces had defeated a Russian mechanized force of unknown size in Sumy Oblast on March 5.

Kharkiv:

The Ukrainian General Staff assessed on March 5 that as many as 23 BTGs are concentrated west and northwest of Kharkiv and are preparing to resume offensive toward Lubny, Poltava, and Kharkiv itself. Poltava is approximately 130km north of Dnipro City; Lubny is roughly 185km east of Kyiv. Lubny and Poltava are roughly 120km apart. A Russian offensive operation on this scale would be a significant undertaking that could be intended to isolate Kyiv from eastern Ukraine, seize Dnipro, reinforce Russian attacks on Kyiv, or achieve some combination of all these objectives. The Ukrainian General Staff asserts that the Russians intend to seize the Kaniv Hydroelectric Powerplant on the Dnipro near Cherkasy, which an offensive toward Lubny and Poltava could support. Russian forces have thus far shown limited ability to conduct attacks to this breadth and depth successfully in general, although the terrain in this region is more favorable to mechanized offensive operations than is the terrain around Kyiv. No large-scale attack on this axis had begun as of this publication. Ukrainian forces report defeating several Russian elements of unknown size in the Kharkiv region on March 5 and 6.

Luhansk Oblast:

The Ukrainian General Staff reports that two Russian BTGs were continuing their efforts to advance southeast near the Northern Donets River on March 5 but making no significant progress.

Mariupol:

The Russian encirclement of Mariupol continues and Russian forces continued to shell the city on March 5. The Ukrainian General Staff claimed that Ukrainian forces conducted a counter-attack near Mariupol, destroying a small number of Russian vehicles but not likely materially altering the lines of control.
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Wbrew izraelskim lamentom USA są o krok od podpisania umowy z Iranem, która doprowadzi do powrotu Iranu na rynek Ropy i Gazu, podobne rozmowy prowadzone są z Wenezuelą.
Jeśli to się stanie to dwaj dotychczasowi sojuszniczy Rosji wybiją się na jej nieszczęściu i przejmą ich kontrakty na dostarczanie ropy i gazu ( albo przynajmniej w jakiejś części). Jeśli do tego dojdzie to Rosja straci ostatnie sensowne źródło dochodu.
źródełka :

https://businessinsider.com.pl/gospodarka/ropa-iranska-wkrotce-zastapi-rosyjska-iran-zrobil-ustepstwa-i-jest-blisko/g1hpxy4

https://www.wsj.com/articles/u-s-officials-meet-with-regime-in-venezuela-to-discuss-oil-exports-to-replace-russias-11646591752?st=glpoao2jloaptbv&reflink=desktopwebshare_twitter
Gwóźdź do trumny wbiją Rosji sojuszniczy ?
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