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from CSIS (Center For Strategic and International Studies):
https://www.csis.org/analysis/russias-possible-invasion-ukraine
This is for those that don't mind a long read, but a good one. It summarizes what's going on in Ukraine, and contains really good satellite images with labels showing various placements for Russian military equipment.
In particular, I thought some readers might like the extensive analysis of Russia's invasion options for several scenarios from taking the Donbas to taking all of Ukraine. It isn't a happy read, but if you have the patience to read it, it is very educational. Some people here read with lightening speed. It's not a technically hard read, pretty casual, just long. It's from January 2022, so it is up to date.
herding cats
(19,585 posts)It's late where I am, but I tabbed it and will read it tomorrow.
EndlessWire
(7,165 posts)NJCher
(37,548 posts)To your subject line?
ShazzieB
(18,372 posts)Buns_of_Fire
(17,774 posts)Do it while everything's still frozen and before the Rasputitsa (spring thaw) kicks in and turns the steppes to mud.
From a non-military mind such as mine, thank you for the link.
Sherman A1
(38,958 posts)Thanks for the link.
Joinfortmill
(16,146 posts)Gilbert Moore
(219 posts)but who's counting?
Thanks !
Love long reads as I'll bet many here do. A tweet is good once in a while, but...
quakerboy
(14,092 posts)cyber war. Does that go hot, and are western powers more willing to engage there given its a bit harder to "prove", and how much of an effect does that have on each side.