it s a brutal, grim, grinding battle, reminiscent of the first world war. thousands have been killed on both sides, with not much ground changing hands. now, let s get back to the issue of supply and logistics, because it seems like ukraine is once again targeting those. along the coastline runs the rm 1a highway and further north, there s a train line between donetsk in the east with nova kakhovka right on the river dnipro. there is also a train line via crimea across the damaged kerch bridge. train lines are crucial to russian logistics because their road transport is antiquated and inefficient. ukraine knows this very well and when we factor in artillery ranges, we can see that they re close enough to hit some key points along these lines with precision artillery. i m not originally a sort
capability of the group of forces. so here s where we are now. russia still occupies roughly a fifth of ukraine, including most of its coastline. much of the heavy fighting is happening around the town of bakhmut, with russian forces trying to break through the ukrainian lines for weeks. it s a brutal, grim, grinding battle, reminiscent of the first world war. thousands have been killed on both sides, with not much ground changing hands. now let s get back to the issue of supply and logistics, because it seems like ukraine is once again targeting those. along the coastline, runs the rm 1a highway and further north there s a train line