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I noticed that, the drivers are being very careful with their track-spinning.

It would also be a great place for an ambush if the Russians had the capability.
 
Betcha they grew up driving tractors in muddy fields, something the average Russian city kid conscript hasn't done.
 
So what does Ukraine and the AFU do now? The Russian expectation is that both sides will now sit tight whilst the wet and cold of autumn and winter set in, with each side settling for artillery exchanges while they reinforce, resupply and regroup, until restarting offensive ops in spring 2023. But does this play more to Russia's advantage? By spring 2023 the southern bank of the Dnieper will be heavily defended.

A possible autumn/winter move for the AFU is to repeat the Sept 2022 feint, where the Russians were led to believe that the Ukrainians were focused on a Kherson offensive, leading Moscow to deploy much of their forces to the Kherson region. As we saw, this thus allowed the Ukrainians to successfully launch their intended offensive in the Kharkiv region. But to repeat this now in autumn/winter will require the AFU to rely on modern roads.

So, what does Ukraine do now?
 

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