EpicRandy on 10 November 2022
This is what I think will be next for Ukraine.
Kherson will now be a pretty strong position but unsuitable for further progress. So Kherson manpower will be left at a minimum with the blunt of the force being sent to other fronts. From there I see 3 possibilities.
- They try to progress south of Zaporizhzhia with Vasylivka and Tokmak being their first 2 targets before going west and pushing Russia out of the other side of the Dnipro while being supported by artillery from the north.
- The up side
- They'll open up the possibility to free the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear power plant and alleviate some of their energy crysis.
- Russia might need to strengthen the region with low moral troops from Kherson preventing large swats of them to reach other fronts in the donetsk and luhansk regions.
- The down side
- they will need to progress widely as to not get themselves surrounded and pushed against the Dnipro in a possible Russian successful counter attack.
- The up side
- They reinforce the northern luhansk front and try to accelerate progress there
- The up side
- Logistics are pretty much in place and working in this area.
- New of large loss in the Luhansk should keep Putin presidency shaking.
- The down side
- they would only have 1 active front and Russians resource from Kherson might be reaffected pretty much everywhere.
- The up side
- They strengthen the Donetsk defensive line.
- The up side
- they prevent any Russians progress where they've been trying for months.
- The down side
- Russian endure extremes loss in the region, Ukraine might want Russia to keep up their attempts which are mostly unsuccessful and costly.
- The up side