27.01.2023, 00:10
Nein, vielen Dank für die Vernetzung.
Allgemein:
Das ISW vermutet, dass die Russen eine Großoffensive aus dem Raum um Sawtowe herum in Richtung Westen führen werden, um die Oblast Luhansk wieder komplett einzunehmen:
https://understandingwar.org/backgrounde...ry-25-2023
Da eine solche Offensive zu dieser Zeit für die Russen schädlich und dumm wäre, halte ich es durchaus für wahrscheinlich, dass sie tatsächlich stattfindet.
Allgemein:
Das ISW vermutet, dass die Russen eine Großoffensive aus dem Raum um Sawtowe herum in Richtung Westen führen werden, um die Oblast Luhansk wieder komplett einzunehmen:
https://understandingwar.org/backgrounde...ry-25-2023
Zitat:Russian forces may be engaging in limited spoiling attacks across most of the frontline in Ukraine in order to disperse and distract Ukrainian forces and set conditions to launch a decisive offensive operation in Luhansk Oblast. Russian forces have re-initiated offensive operations, namely limited ground attacks, on two main sectors of the front in the past few days—in central Zaporizhia Oblast along Kamianske-Mali Shcherbaky-Mala Tokmachka line and in the Vuhledar area of western Donetsk Oblast.[1] Ukrainian officials have noted that these attacks are conducted by small squad-sized assault groups of 10 to 15 people and are aimed at dispersing Ukrainian defensive lines.[2] The size and nature of these attacks suggest that they are more likely spoiling attacks that seek to distract and pin Ukrainian forces against discrete areas of the front than a concerted effort to relaunch offensive operations to gain ground in the central Zaporizhia and western Donetsk directions.
Zitat:The Russian military appears to be shifting its focus towards conventional forces and away from the non-traditional force structure of the Wagner Group, potentially in preparation for a decisive effort in Luhansk Oblast. On the strategic level, certain changes to Russian command reflect a gradual transition away from reliance on unconventional force groupings such as Wagner and towards supporting and empowering conventional Russian elements.
Zitat:The array of conventional forces across the Luhansk Oblast frontline suggests that Russian forces may be preparing for a decisive effort in this sector, supported by limited spoiling attacks elsewhere on the frontline to distract and disperse Ukrainian forces. ISW has previously discussed indicators of a potential decisive Russian effort in Luhansk Oblast.[8] Taken in tandem with a variety of intelligence statements that Russia is preparing for an imminent offensive operation in the coming months, it is likely that a decisive effort in Luhansk Oblast would be an offensive one.[9] The most probable course of a Russian offensive action in Luhansk Oblast would be premised on launching an attack along the Svatove-Kreminna line, supported by critical ground lines of communication (GLOCs) that run into major logistics hubs in Luhansk City and Starobilsk, in order to reach the Luhansk Oblast administrative border and complete the capture of the remaining part of Luhansk Oblast that is still Ukrainian-controlled.
Da eine solche Offensive zu dieser Zeit für die Russen schädlich und dumm wäre, halte ich es durchaus für wahrscheinlich, dass sie tatsächlich stattfindet.