Okej, så det är ju uppenbart att du inte ens förstår vilken strategi ryssen använder. Och det är dessa idioter man ska diskutera med som uppenbarligen inte ens förstår grundläggande strategi som ryssen använder sig av. Sedan undrar de varför de inte övertagit hela Ukraina.
Ni är patetiska.
Här har du varför det tar tid och varför ryssen inte tagit mer mark:
Citat:
Soviet military doctrine distinguishes several sizes of encirclement:
Cauldron or kettle (Russian: котёл, romanized: kotyol or kotyel): a very large, strategic-level concentration of trapped enemy forces
Sack (Russian: мешок, romanized: meshok): an operational-level trapped enemy force
Nest (Russian: гнездо, romanized: gnezdo): a tactical-level trapped enemy force
The significance of these terms are reflected by the conception of what can be expected in combat in encirclement operations. A cauldron is expected to be "boiling" with combat activity, the large enemy forces still quite able to offer "hot" resistance in the initial stages of encirclement, and so are to be contained, but not engaged directly. A sack in Soviet experience was often created as a result of operational breakthroughs, and was sometimes as unexpected for the Soviet command as for the enemy. This encirclement, sometimes of an entity of unknown size, tended to move for some time after the initial encirclement due to inherently dynamic nature of operational warfare. By contrast a nest was a reference to a tactical, well-defined and contained encirclement of enemy troops that was seen as a fragile construct of enemy troops unsupported by its parent formation (the use of the word nest is similar to the more familiar English expression machine gun nest).
Cauldron or kettle (Russian: котёл, romanized: kotyol or kotyel): a very large, strategic-level concentration of trapped enemy forces
Sack (Russian: мешок, romanized: meshok): an operational-level trapped enemy force
Nest (Russian: гнездо, romanized: gnezdo): a tactical-level trapped enemy force
The significance of these terms are reflected by the conception of what can be expected in combat in encirclement operations. A cauldron is expected to be "boiling" with combat activity, the large enemy forces still quite able to offer "hot" resistance in the initial stages of encirclement, and so are to be contained, but not engaged directly. A sack in Soviet experience was often created as a result of operational breakthroughs, and was sometimes as unexpected for the Soviet command as for the enemy. This encirclement, sometimes of an entity of unknown size, tended to move for some time after the initial encirclement due to inherently dynamic nature of operational warfare. By contrast a nest was a reference to a tactical, well-defined and contained encirclement of enemy troops that was seen as a fragile construct of enemy troops unsupported by its parent formation (the use of the word nest is similar to the more familiar English expression machine gun nest).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pocket_(military)
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