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<blockquote data-quote="Which Tyler" data-source="post: 1102870" data-attributes="member: 73592">Davidy Brid&#039;s been liberated[MEDIA=twitter]1577257656502300672[/MEDIA]Which makes the retreat along the Dnipro all the way to Mylove most realistic then (or even Beryslav) - no particular need to waste lives in Dudchany if it&#039;s a supply route to... nowhere.You&#039;d think they&#039;d still be good choke points to kill Ukrainians, but Russian morale I guess (of course, it would only be a holding action given that they&#039;ve walked away from Davydiv Brid now).Next is an &quot;essential&quot; defense at Beryslav - where the 2 main roads meet up, and there&#039;s a crossing over the Dnipro at Nova Khakova - and control of the entire water supply to Crimea...It&#039;s essential, but not easily defensible.Next actually defensible point would be the Inhulets estuary, I guess.Break the line at Stanislav &amp;/ Kyselivka, and that&#039;s got to be game over for the Russians in Kherson.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Which Tyler, post: 1102870, member: 73592"] Davidy Brid's been liberated [MEDIA=twitter]1577257656502300672[/MEDIA] Which makes the retreat along the Dnipro all the way to Mylove most realistic then (or even Beryslav) - no particular need to waste lives in Dudchany if it's a supply route to... nowhere. You'd think they'd still be good choke points to kill Ukrainians, but Russian morale I guess (of course, it would only be a holding action given that they've walked away from Davydiv Brid now). Next is an "essential" defense at Beryslav - where the 2 main roads meet up, and there's a crossing over the Dnipro at Nova Khakova - and control of the entire water supply to Crimea... It's essential, but not easily defensible. Next actually defensible point would be the Inhulets estuary, I guess. Break the line at Stanislav &/ Kyselivka, and that's got to be game over for the Russians in Kherson. [/QUOTE]

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