How is the war going? - Late March 2023

I give an overview of the frontlines and focus on the battle for Bakhmut. Russia is coming out of the winter in a weak position after spending resources on an offensive that didn't provide significant results.
0:00 Intro
0:34 Belarus and Sumy
1:08 Frontline in the East
1:34 The South
2:04 The Russian winter offensive
3:09 Bakhmut
4:24 The big picture of the winter war
6:09 Putin's mistake
7:15 Russian culmination
8:22 Denying Russia a pause
9:54 Ukrainian losses
10:46 Bakhmut as a generator
11:10 Ukraine is in a good position
12:20 Russia's current problems

[@jsayol]

These last few weeks I've been trying to figure out why Ukraine wouldn't pull out of Bakhmut, I just couldn't understand it. Thanks for explaining it, now it makes sense.

[@Tuck213]

I trust that Ukrainian leadership knows what its doing but this rationale could be their reasoning yeah

[@Mortablunt]

The matter is Zelenskyy is a mortal peril of being brutally murdered by Nazis if he leaves any sacred aboriginal holy inviolable precious Ukrainian land! (Please ignore the fact Ukraine is entirely constituted out of land grants carved out of Russia by their goodwill since Ukraine has been fucking useless its entire history and kept having to and scream at Russia to come save it from over a dozen different occupiers)

[@themsmloveswar3985]

Captain coke will not allow it.

[@mark314158]

Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake

[@jasinjassin8339]

Paid for theory.

[@dohj4959]

This analysis gives the most clarity to the bakhmut decision of ukraine.

[@bembellow8027]

"Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake." Napoleon Bonaparte.

[@londo0]

So original.

[@rogerwilco2]

Thank you. You don’t post often, but your videos are some of the best reporting on the war in all the media!

[@BigDsGaming2022]

he is the only war commenter not lying to make YT money

[@johngrimkowski598]

yes I wish all the commies on the red pill you tube would watch this video

[@micheleabate146]

How is this some of the best reporting on war? 😂🤣😂 10:32 Only people left with only one functioning neuron can believe Russia would have stopped the offensive after conquering Bakhmut. Well knowing that the Donbass oblast extends well over Bakhmut borders.

[@NeNederen]

@@micheleabate146 It would have given the Russians a victory if they pulled back, and that could take some pressure of the regime in Moscow and allow them to halt and regroup for a bit. Hope my Neuron is functioning well enough here, but believe that was some of the logic applied by Kiev.

[@micheleabate146]

@@NeNederen Victory in Bakhmut will come anyway for Russia, it's only a matter of how many Ukranazis will loose their life in defending "democracy" on the "rule" based order of the rapidly dying globalsatanist warmonger empire.

[@finnkristensen3046]

1300 views in the first 15 min. Guess we are many that have been waiting for this 👍

[@jeffm9326]

I could listen to Anders for hours at a time. I always look forward to these videos.

[@dpelpal]

He's very pragmatic, great guy.

[@mikusoxlongius]

Homersexual?

[@BigDsGaming2022]

he tells you the truth that is why

[@althe]

Yes, his low-quality fake analysis copied from the Western media fits your confirmation bias.

[@Princip666]

@@BigDsGaming2022 Where? When? I never noticed.

[@malcolm356]

Clear, thinking, precise, logic, excellent presentation.

[@mwang688]

This is best analysis for Bakhmut situation. Thank you!

[@Lorenz1973]

👍🙏Brilliant! Thank you so much for this comprehensive and insightful summary! Could you possibly do a monthly summary video?!? By far my favourite in terms of analysis 🧐

[@anderspuck]

Thanks. I will try to be more consistent going forward. :-)

[@thewanderingh3rmit299]

@@anderspuck really ? you call this unbiased ? attrition ratio for every 1:8 in favour of russia is an advantage for ukraine ? even mercernaries and ukrainian soldiers have they themselves have admitted in AFU telegram channels that most of their battalions have been wiped out? what are you smoking lol even pro west media is stating and US general staff aswell that the level of artillery from the russian side is atleast 7-8 times as much as ukraine is firing. ukraine is burning through conscriptions and are literally kidnapping civilians in broaddaylight and forcing them towards the front at gunpoint(lots of telegram videos available aswell as ukrianina civilians claiming the same) it is already estimated that ukraine has suffered almost 250k-300k KIA where as 30-40k is estimated by the even western media .....

[@alainlefebvre9860]

​@@anderspuckthank you!! Something tells me you'll have a lot of exciting material to cover over the next few months. 🙂

[@alexstergaard3551]

Great to have you back Anders Puck! 🎉 Thanks for the update. Great video as always.

[@ronaldbell7429]

A terrific summary of the last few months of the war, and a fascinating and compelling explanation for why the Bakhmut situation seems to be dragging on like this.

[@noahhyde8769]

Except that Ukraine is running out of troops. That tends to slightly undercut the entire analysis of Bakhmut, given here. That part of things was not even covered -- and it's just slightly major, to the entire situation.

[@ifv2089]

Haha man talks nonsense and you find it terrific... speaks volumes

[@acknodbikes5051]

why is it dragging on? Because they throw more and more new Ukrainians into the meat grinder

[@leeii337]

@@ifv2089 You give no rational argument nor proof for calling his talk nonsense........... THAT speaks volumes. I take it you are a celebrated war analist to be able to confidently state these things? No, I thought not.

[@ifv2089]

@@leeii337nah just been to a few lmfao... if you just been to basic training! you can ping his waffle mile out

[@dinodudedanny6324]

For those wondering about Anders Puck Nielsens credibility. This guy is a well known and well respected military analytic in Denmark who works at the Danish academy of defense. If this guy talks it's worth listening. You can trust what this guy says a million times more than random people on youtube covering the same subjects.

[@Princip666]

If I was his superior and he came with such "analysis", I would fire him on the spot for incompetence and possible drug abuse.

[@dinodudedanny6324]

@@Princip666 Cute that you think there's a world where you would ever be his superior.

[@Princip666]

@@dinodudedanny6324 Eh...what? I think...what? Are you insane?

[@kyoungd]

I first noticed his analysis before the Ukraine War began. He predicted that the Russia would invade Ukraine, and in a big way, not a little nibble like Crimea. I thought he was wrong as such war made no sense to me. When the war began, he predicted that it was going to be a closer fight than most analysts believed. Russia will not trample Ukraine in a matter of days or weeks. Again, I thought he was wrong. And then he predicted that Russia would withdraw and focus on the East. That cannot be right, I thought. And then he predicted that the Kherson would be taken back. By this time, I stopped doubting him. He is one of the best military analysist out there.

[@dinodudedanny6324]

@@kyoungd Agreed. I didn't even know he had a youtube channel for quite a while. In Denmark we know him because he is often in the news doing his analysts. When I found out he had a youtube channel I insta subbed.

[@kitpong1777]

Thank you for a clear and very logical analysis. The big picture shown on the map of the front-line in December '22 compared to March '23 shows clearly just how frustrating the offensive has been to Russia.

[@dpelpal]

Frustrating? The russians are just being fed into a Woodchipper at this point lol.

[@andersgrassman6583]

Yeah, at that pace it would take Russia 150 years or something, to take all of Ukraine - of course that would also necessitate that Ukraine doesn't doesn't make gains like in Cherson or Kherson. Which is wishful thinking for Putler, given Ukrainians fighting spirit.

[@doczooc]

Finally a new video! Anders is by far the commentator that I trust most on Ukraine war matters. My personal assessment for Bakhmut was that if you have an opponent that will not stop and you have a battlefield where the kill ratio is 7:1 in your favor, you have to keep that battlefield for as long as possible. Aligns with what Anders says, I think. Edit: After so many comments, I must admit that no one knows the actual kill ratio right now and it is all propaganda from both sides. The number of 7:1 came from an analysis of a certain Wagner attack in January or February that I cannot find anymore. I should not have brought these numbers up, as I do not have any source. That said, at this point, no one in the replies to my comment has given any source either... I still think that usually, the position of a defender in urban warfare will be advantageous, so I do estimate that the kill ratio is in Ukraines favor. We will only ever know when these events have become history.

[@jusupdjidjimidjimilovic3677]

Only, it is exactly opposite.

[@kristianjensen5877]

@@jusupdjidjimidjimilovic3677 If Ukraine was taking 7:1 losses, Bakhmut should have fallen long ago. It'd not be sustainable for the smaller army in a conflict to suffer those kinds of losses and the Ukranian MOD aren't braindead like the Russian MOD. Come on man.

[@whom382]

Perun is the other one but he forces on higher level strategic issues.

[@VLK-73]

@@kristianjensen5877 You would think so, but no. The US/NATO/Kiev regime knows, that once Bakhmut falls, it will be an absolute PR nightmare for them, considering the MSM perpetual Orwellian march of the Ukrainian army from one victory to the next. That scares them more, than any losses in manpower, as the lives of their soldiers mean very little to those psychopaths. The kill ratio is in Russia's favour and it only makes sense, as they still have a considerable firepower advantage. There are interviews of Ukrainian soldiers saying, that the life span of an average infantryman is about 4 hours on the Bakhmut frontline. But the fear of bad PR is why they are throwing the best of everything they have in a desperate bid to hold Bakhmut just a bit longer, while the MSM is starting to lay the ground work for damage control, such as "Bakhmut wasn't really that important anyway".

[@ptonpc]

@@VLK-73 Aww the sock puppet speaketh. How is that copium treating you comrade?

[@renatob9909]

Nice to see you again Anders, always interesting to hear your assessment of the situation

[@zdenkoplese665]

Thank you on your insightful comments.

[@marie-luiselubich3288]

Great update. I enjoy your sensible analysis, and so far you have been right on the money with them. Looking forward to the next one 😊.

[@dpelpal]

Anders has always been spot on.

[@luisekjeldsen1515]

Damm Nielsen ,where have you been ; you cannot stay away for SO long, we all need this honest assessment, of the war in Ukraine. I really enjoy you videos, keep it up please ,and more frequent if possible 😀

[@dennisjensen9961]

Interesting analysis of the situation, especially regarding the fight for Bakhmut. It makes sense.

[@davidgood5864]

Thanks Anders, always enjoy hearing from you! Virginia 🇺🇸👍🇺🇦💪

[@schnelma605]

Thanks for the update!

[@brambillafumagalli8122]

Yeah! An update from Anders! I really waited for it to come! 😊

[@dereinzigwahreRichi]

You're the first one I see to explain this ongoing madness in Bakhmut in a plausible way, thank you for making us wiser again!

[@larsg.hundertmark6692]

A P Nielsen is a lecturer on the Danish military University so he can explain if any.

[@johnmayer3433]

The story of this war reminds me often of King Croesus asking the Pythia at the oracle of Delphi in ancient Greece about whether he should launch an attack against his neighbor, the Persian Empire. The Pythia responded by telling Croesus that if he attacked the Persians, he would destroy a great empire. Encouraged by this response, Croesus launched an attack against the Persians, but he was ultimately defeated and his own kingdom was destroyed. I don't know whom Putin asked but maybe he should not have listened.

[@somebody7889]

He clearly asked Stalin spirit.

[@asreais]

Thx for the video. By far the best and most trustworthy on YT

[@user-lt6dj8hh1h]

That feeling when you regret that you cannot press several likes under one video

[@Keiranful]

Never interrupt your enemy when he's making a mistake. Someone in the AFU command has a good appreciation for Napoleon, it seems...

[@nihluxler1890]

Yeah, talking about a Zaporizha offensive….

[@Saldana197]

Wonderful and Insightful Video !!! Anders please keep creating them!!

[@stdata2000]

Whenever I believe I have understood what’s happening in Ukraine, Anders comes around with a new point of view that let‘s things look fairly different. And the good news is, it always tends to be in favor of Ukraine. Thanks for this update.

[@danielheckel2755]

@@Mortablunt Well, this propaganda matches reality much better than the propaganda coming from the other side.

[@PalleRasmussen]

@@Mortablunt have some more Copium Ivan.

[@LuigiSimoncini]

the good news is NOT that it always tends to be in favor of Ukraine, the good news is that Anders's analysis is always rational and well grounded

[@bigred8438]

In that case, why has he not provided us with any commentary on this situation since December? it is almost as if he didn't know what to say, or he didn't have anything positive to tell Ukrainians. Compared with other analysts his opinion is at odds. For me it is difficult to know whether he has a clear view.

[@danielheckel2755]

@@bigred8438 brother, in a war lack of news is good news. Russia had all winter since December to take Bakhmut and they haven't taken Bakhmut since. What other good news you want to hear that Russia only captured 0.006% of Ukrainian territory in the last six months?

[@KPKENNEDY]

Brilliant video as always with lots of insite and also explains Bakhmut situation. Thank you for taking your time to think about and create this video. I always value your videos very highly

[@paulsharpe8951]

Thank the Gods for your return! I value your perspective which I consider important. Please stay with it.

[@jj-eg5up]

Agreed. One mapper claimed that russia/ wagner finding themselves losing capability was not because of Ukrainian actions. That is wrong. The Ukrainians behaved strategically and made the decision to defend bahmut knowing that it would ruin Russias ability in the spring and also keep the fighting where it wanted.

[@russellmarriott9396]

Very intelligent and thoughtful summary of the current strategic situation Anders.

[@davidlodge681]

Russia lost the initiative months ago and they don’t have the manpower, equipment, resources or technology to reacquire it. They also haven’t shown the military leadership to take the advantage of any opportunities that may arise. Their whole military structures and system are based upon centralised command and control and the inherent lack of adaptability of these systems and structure will allow the Ukrainians to defeat them. IMHO

[@earth-friendlytreefarms4824]

Thank you for your excellent analysis of the present situation on the ground, which is spot-on as usual. Keep up the good work!

[@Igor_lvanov]

Thank you Anders. Profeccional and clear as always.

[@ezekielbrockmann114]

Love your perspectives, Anders. Thank you.

[@jamesrhoades2224]

Very, very well done!! Great analysis of what has taken place and even better insight into the capabilities of both sides as it relates to the upcoming Spring offensive.

[@davidcharles4035]

Thank you. I’ve missed your insights. Please keep them coming on a more frequent basis.

[@MrJugsstein]

So we'll articled. Never stop an enemy when they are making a mistake Thank you for your time and insights 🇦🇺🐨🇺🇦

[@youuuuuuuuuuutube]

I wonder if that's why he remained silent until now :)

[@dpelpal]

So true.

[@alainlefebvre9860]

​@@youuuuuuuuuuutubegood point.

[@vipernl84]

Spot on as always. My guess is that they'll wait for the modern armor to arrive before they really start pushing back. I hope they succeed! Also, if the Russians fail to take Bakhmut, it'll be really bad for morale and politically for high command.

[@artmcteagle]

Perhaps it will be another 'good will' gesture from the ruzzians.

[@dpelpal]

If they get pounded out of Bakhmut, things could start to go very very badly for russia. Worse even than when they got slaughtered in Kharkiv.

[@biddyboy1570]

​@@artmcteagle successful redeployment deception operation to focus on Donbas. 😂

[@patrickoconnell59]

This is not spot on. This myopic, propaganda-driven wishful thinking. Ukraine should sue for peace while it still has some semblance of a fighting force left to protect its national sovereignty. Russian superiority in men, equipment, air power, and especially artillery ammunition will be decisive in late spring and early summer when mobile warfare becomes tenable on dry ground. One that happens, the war will be over in short order. Too bad the Biden Administration and the globalist cabal put their puppet Zalensky in charge. He was installed by the CIA to make sure western elites could keep pilfering the country. This propaganda is really sad.

[@alainlefebvre9860]

Yeah, true. They'll have to launch when the needed equipment arrives and training is done. They can't wait for all the equipment to arrive 'cause I think it's going to keep flowing to Ukraine continuously to the end of the war and beyond. It'll go in spurts, but equipment will just keep coming. I think we'll see a lot more Bradleys if they do as well as expected. They'll work wonders against those old tanks Poo-tin is sending. I think Russia downing that US drone was a big mistake.

[@peterharma8937]

Thank you, Anders, great analysis of the situation at the frontline and especially in Bakhmut 👍

[@jsb1585]

I just watched your interview with Silicon Curtain, it reminded me to check in and see if you'd released any new videos. Nice to hear from you again.

[@sailawayteam]

As always, very clear headed analysis, thank you.

[@pvm1081]

Nice update. Thank you very much.

[@jaysdood]

Awesome 👌 Thanks Anders

[@wespeakforthetrees]

Great as always. Your are a big force for advancing actual knowledge and more importantly understanding in this internet world. We need a lot more voices like yours. Thanks for your effort.

[@dpelpal]

Maxim Katz, Anders, and Ben Hodges FTW.🤷‍♂️

[@wespeakforthetrees]

@@dpelpal Thanks. Hadn't known about Maxim Katz. Will spend some time seeing what he has to say. Again thanks.

[@yisheng8829]

Excellent analysis!

[@ebrim5013]

Thanks for the video Anders, I really appreciate your perspective as always, even when the videos are a little further apart.

[@elisabethbrown6231]

Always a pleasure listening to your thoughtful analyses! Don't leave it so long next time, please!

[@LR-jk2jk]

Thank you for the great video.

[@kimrnhof107]

Yes really great to have you back - I've missed you !

[@MattiasAllring]

I have missed your uploads so much! Plz plz plz put more focus on this channel! 🙏🏻😀

[@gorillaguerillaDK]

He still have an important daytime job...

[@MattiasAllring]

@@gorillaguerillaDK yeah, but I dont get to enjoy that! ;-)

[@gorillaguerillaDK]

@@MattiasAllring If you're Scandinavian as your name sort of indicates, you actually do - although indirectly. 😁 It would surprise me a lot if the new strengthened cooperation agreement between the air-forces of the four countries of the Peninsula of Fennoscandia isn't working with information people like Navy Commander Puck Nielsen has been part of analyzing.

[@amandaclairmont4259]

Thanks for the new video. I was hoping you would post soon. The bigger picture can be lost among all the day to day reports coming out. I always appreciate your concise and insightful analysis. This really helped me to understand what is happening around Bakhmut,

[@themoonman-4]

Bravo Anders! Thank You!

[@justinsbeaver9010]

Anders many people have been saying it would be a good idea to leave Bakhmut for like a month now. A few said to keep it too, but your analysis is by far the most logical one to keep Bakhmut, You don't post a lot but when you do it's top quality! Keep up the good work!

[@Jimbo2193]

according to a US mercenary fighter there, the life expectancy for a UAF soldier in Bakhmut is 4 hours! He called it a meat grinder. So Anders' comments on attrition is utter nonsense. Gives an indication of how little Zelenski values his soldiers lives, rather than facing the embarrassment of losing a city.

[@justinsbeaver9010]

@@Jimbo2193 ok vatnik.

[@markvandermeulen1612]

@@Jimbo2193 I’d be interested in hearing more, is this person posting updates somewhere I can follow?

[@Jimbo2193]

@@markvandermeulen1612 have answered several times Mark with link to the Newsweek article on the BBC interview but administrator keeps removing it.

[@stevesmart2545]

I do look forward to your latest videos. Great analysis- thank you.

[@JKLin-vn4fs]

So nice to hear from you!

[@alainlefebvre9860]

​@@Anders_Puckpreported again.

[@JakobVarming]

Som altid en reel og balanceret analyse af krigen, TAK Anders!

[@paulfredriksteiner]

han glemte å si at naziene har trukket seg ut mens de sender barrn og gamle menn og kvinner inn for å fosinke wagner de venter på tanks og annet utstyr som skal hjelpe dem i den neste offensiven

[@michaelemouse1]

I thought this was drunken English for a moment.

[@Chiller01]

@@michaelemouse1 How’s the weather in St. Petersburg (no not Florida)?

[@paulfredriksteiner]

@@michaelemouse1 🤣 yea, from the lands of the vikings mostly drunk

[@BigDsGaming2022]

Ja!

[@jrgengilhauge5345]

Jeg fik en meget bedre indsigt i krigen, og hvorfor den går som den går. Jeg følger andre udsendelser, som krigens gang, vist nok om Onsdagen 🙂 Meget nemt at forstå hvad det hele handler om, og tak for det .. Ha´en god dag, Anders og "keep up the good work".

[@dunodolien674]

Another parameter that is to be taken into account is: THE WEATHER. It turns out that the winter is pretty mild which brings about a stalemate. It has been roughly so for many months. We should remember all the predictions that occurred 6 months ago: a decisive tank battle amidst a deep frozen landescape. Nontheless, this General 'Winter' did not reared its head. As a result: the belligerants have been bogged down and Ukraine turned this quagmire into a profit. It should be noted that Russia endeavored mightly to crushed the Ukrainian lines but to no avail. It is down to (partially at the very least) this weather condition that precluded Russian army (Wagner proxy incl.) from deploying a swift full-scale assault on the Ukrainian positions. My 2 cents.

[@alainlefebvre9860]

Maybe. Or the Russians simply use "the weather" as an excuse to explain their repeated failures. They have performed literally hundreds of attacks over winter, to no avail. They got their forces to the front, so the weather wasn't THAT bad. What was bad was their planning, logistics, and overconfidence. They thought Ukrainians would back down and easily tick a box in Bakhmut. Instead, they ticked tens of thousands of ⚰️ boxes and lost hundreds if not thousands of vehicles.

[@barthoving2053]

Problem with thesis is that there were plenty of periods of frozen ground for atleast a massive offensivess resulting in atleast a breakthrough. And that did not happen.

[@andriandrason1318]

Russia did try in Vogledar.

[@dunodolien674]

@@barthoving2053 I should disagree with you. Yes there were some period of frozen ground but no, these period were quite short. Suppose that the Ukrainan army launched a large-scaled assault and then 10 days later, it would be stucked in the mud. It would be a sitting duck. This would be what the Ukrainian army do with the Russian Army in April 2022, but this isthe opposite.

[@barthoving2053]

@@dunodolien674 From the Ukraine point of view yes. Altough they might not been ready regardless of the weather.. But from the Russians you cannot deny they tried to force breakthoughs and failed at it. And that was not because they bogged down after initial succes

[@akeslx]

Good to have you back!

[@archibaldjenkins5743]

As ever, very informative. Thank you.

[@hippopotamus6765]

I've certainly enjoyed watching the bang bang footage but it gives a limited picture. Nice to hear a calm intelligent strategic assessment.

[@clifforddicarlo9178]

Welcome back, Anders!

[@jamisonmaguire4398]

I've got to admit that is the best analysis of the decisions to hold Bakhmut that I have heard so far. Thanks for sharing Anders and lets hope the Ukrainian spring offensive is successful beyond

[@bigstepjohno9984]

Constantly great content 👏

[@weistart-3640]

Thanks!

[@normanboyes4983]

Anders many thanks for your analysis and sound reasoning.😀👍

[@campbellmorrison8540]

Best overview Ive seen since your last video, excellent thank you

[@feekygucker2678]

Bakhmut Holds! I like your reasoning, I have my own too (battery placement), but yours makes a lot of operational sense. Good to hear your thoughts as always. Eisenhower would would hit subscribe 👍.

[@stritz511]

Hey Anders…good that you are back… I have missed your analytic videos. Tak!!!!

[@stuguy2]

Yea ! Someone on the internet who actually understand what is going on...Bravo!

[@shooter2055]

Great gratitude Anders! --always nice to see your briefings!!

[@henrikjacobsen7928]

Fantastic analysis and recap of the current situation 👍 I am impressed

[@d4neaux]

Enjoyed very much your views on whats happening in Ukraine. Thank-you

[@raneroth7981]

Thank you for another great analysis.

[@gramail2009]

Thank you Anders! You were missed!

[@izakvandermerwe346]

I appreciate you dating it end of March 2023. Excellent.Thank you. Objective reporting.

[@JournaloftheScotts]

Really solid assessment Anders!

[@michaeljames1857]

So good to hear from you again 😊

[@burddog0792]

My understanding is that they have slowly been falling back into the high rises, and letting Russia capture streets of rubble for high losses (they're even mining buildings, retreating some, and blowing them once Russia 'takes' them). The flanks of the city UAF controls are in relative high ground so to surround the city, Russia has to 1. take higher ground 2. advance into lower ground, that will still be honed in by UA arty. Bahkmut is also a bit of a strategic intersections of the main east-west highways in the country.

[@twhelwig5062]

This was a very sound analysis.

[@rasmuspetersen2480]

Great stuff Anders

[@andrzejbarcelonafrlk6416]

100,000 subscribers 😊 It's just a number, but in my opinion it is well deserved symbol. Congratulations!

[@andrzejbarcelonafrlk6416]

10,000,000 ten million of views Great Congratulations

[@bravo2_0]

I still need your updates. I'm happy to see you're back.

[@myg63]

Best analysis here. Thank you. I like the way thinking around the obvoius scene.

[@sinenomine9093]

Thanks so much, Anders, your videos are always so helpful for making sense of this war.

[@MLN-yz4ph]

You have a very good grasp on things and really enjoy your work. Please keep it up. My question is will we reach a point where we start to see units really "Breaking" on a large scale. It would not be beyond the pail yet very rare on the modern battlefield. But this is a strange war with a lot of people that are not solders fighting in very bad conditions.

[@torma99]

Very good content and insights as always. Thank you for your work and effort!

[@Teak701]

Excellent analysis…as always. Thank you!

[@carstensklit491]

Igen et glimrende og meget uddybende upload. Keep up the good work.

[@uribensh]

Very nice

[@anderspuck]

Det er jeg glad for at du synes. :-)

[@carstenoverbeck1676]

Nice update, Anders !

[@LEOretired]

I’ve been waiting for months for you assessment; very informative.

[@knutkonig4852]

Thank you - your expertise gives me the best overview and preview at the end!

[@rob6052]

I'm sorry I'm watching 10 days late Oddly enough, not much has changed on the lines. We have learned since of the existence of a tunnel from Chasiv Yar to Bakhmut. I'm uncertain that there are better positions to be had moving west from Bakhmut, at least from the persprctive of immediate opportunities to delete Russians in the thousands. This also provides an opportunity to rotate in new troops for their first battle experiences. All of this is within a relatively contained theater in which Ukraine can relatively easily accomplish several objectives.

[@DuckNatic]

Thank you for the update.

[@alainlefebvre9860]

​@@Anders_Puckp.reported again.

[@riccardocas1239]

These videos are of the highest quality!

[@gotlieblars]

Fantastic good analyse Anders ! I have missed your insight’s

[@dlmsarge8329]

Thanks for this excellent overview of the last few months! Your's is definitely one of my most trusted viewpoints regarding this war.

[@alainlefebvre9860]

​@@Anders_Puckp.Reported. Again.