>>50026
Yes, that is the overall trend. But Ukros do fight back and even here >>50015
>Russians [...] lost ground on the southern road
Troops who lost morale, and unwilling to fight, or just cover paralyzed by terror cannot do that.
Am hearing that Ukraine keeps the units filled along the US practice, they send constantly fresh soldiers to the unit which is constantly based at the front, and not withdraw units to give them rest and fill them with new recruits. This means soldiers arrive individually into a place he knows noone, feels no camaraderie, no ties to those who are already there and who arrive after him to fill the gaps int the unit (camaraderie needs time and the common struggle).
I also hear many soldiers only got three days of "training" basically showing them how to shoot with the Ak, and then marsch to the front.
I'm guess to a certain extent both must be true, but then who fights back? They obviously have soldiers who are capable of doing that.