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"It took about 10 days for Ukraine to retake Robotyne, although Clarke believes it could take only a couple of days for Novoprokopivka to be liberated.

"The Ukrainians are moving more quickly now. They've been moving slowly because they have to dismount, they have to get out of their vehicles, they have to take trench by trench with grenades and rocket RPGs and so on," he says."

Ten Day's ? Give it a break and get your hand off it Clarke, it was the beginning of June when they first tried.

Bradley Square??? anyone remember that?
https://edition.cnn.com/2023/06/12/europe/ukraine-offensive-battlefield-losses-progress-intl-hnk-ml/index.html

CNN a week or so late as usual now and back then.

I feel that you are going to be disappointed yet again tangs, Russia will crush them as they have every other failed excursion the Ukies try to initiate along the front, The ukies are still yet to reach the prepared defense lines of Russia and are severely depleted already with both men and equipment. Their supply lines are stretched and they have thrown their all into this single offensive which initially was supposed to reach the Azov Sea within weeks two and a half months back.

Russia meanwhile has prepared over 500,000 troops in the last 12 months, equipped and trained them in addition to those on the front already and has been gradually building capacity for offensive capability as well with ammo and arty stores in the meantime. All while Ukraine and NATO are running out of both body's to throw at the front along with ammo and equipment.