In the "Russian-Ukrainian battlefield", there is almost no suspense for the Russian army to take the strategic town of "Avdiivka" in Ukraine.
How the Russian army will operate next should be something that most people who like military affairs are very concerned about.
Hit, will definitely continue to fight. The Russian army has deployed more than 600,000 soldiers in Ukraine (including the units transferred from the militia in the eastern part of Ukraine)! Coupled with the premise that the Russian military-industrial complex has been fully launched, the war cannot be stopped at all, and it cannot be stopped!
Correspondingly, on the Ukrainian side, conscription and logistical supply have encountered great difficulties.
According to relevant sources, there are only about 500,000 troops in Ukraine that can fight, and more of them are old, weak, sick and disabled.
So, the advantage is in the Russian army.
This is also clear to NATO and Zelensky.
And Zelensky's abandonment of "Avdiivka" is estimated to also mean to preserve strength.
If there is another "** Mut meat grinder", Zelensky will not be able to stand it.
It is said that the origin of the contradiction between Zelensky and Zaluzhny is the dispute over whether Avdiivka "keeps" or "abandons".
Anyway!
Zelensky seems to have finally occupied the top, and he also masturbated the commander-in-chief.
I think that after the Russian army completely takes Avdiivka, the Donetsk region is basically controlled by Russia.
Putin's choice at that time is mainly based on two aspects: personal ambitions and the strategic layout of dealing with NATO.
The Donetsk direction essentially "leveled" the front, eating up the salient of the Ukrainian "defense".
In the next step, if we want to expand the results of the war, we will develop south from Luhansk through Kharkiv; To the south, from Zaporozhye to the north through Dnipro, a new "pocket formation" was formed in both directions.
It should be possible to take another large piece of land ......
When the Russian army comes like this, how will Ukraine and NATO face it?
Will it be a total retreat, or will it hold on?
Personally, I think that guarding still needs to be guarded.
However, a new strategic offensive direction is needed.
Don't think about the Luhansk direction, which is close to the territory of Russia.
The best option is to fight Kherson.
The division of about 200,000 troops to attack Kherson can strategically turn passive into active ......