No. I didn't make it up. the crucial rail supply lines have been cut via bridges. Which means road transport. Very expensive by road.
Slow. Cumbersome. Then the soil in the south of the river Kherson south east is very sticky in winter. Very slow. So the only movement is going to be the caterpillar traction of tanks and similar.
I didn't make it up.
But don't expect me to cross reference each and every goddamned statement. It's in there in the links I supplied and it's an analysis of one of the US Generals (retired). Clearly you didn't listen or watch them. They make many points in discussion and I'm supposed to retain an encyclopadiac memory in case one of you challenges any specific point? The material has been supplied to you. Your problem. Not mine.
