Dodger12
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I do believe they really are having supply and logistics issues.
At first I thought it was a little propaganda but you are seeing more videos of abandoned russian military vehicles. Videos of Russian Soldiers on the side of the road out of gas, russian ships asking for fuel. A video of some russian soldiers breaking into stores to get food.
Really shocked at such a problem. Smacks of very poor leadership, planning and basic military process.
For instance, when having a long convoy of vehicles that are stationary or parked...they should not be in a single line like that. We would often have to stop for a staging area or to wait for something we would go to a what we called a herringbone formation where you would stagger the vehicles on each side of the road so it would make it a tad harder for possible strikes. Although nothing was cooler than doing that and seeing A-10 flying over doing missions.
I'd bet there's a lot of truth to what we heard early on about the Ukrainians allowing the initial invading force to enter the country and then attaching the logistics/supply lines in the rear. Great military leadership and strategy if that's the case. And I'm still surprised the Russians don't control the skies. I can see knocking down helicopters but the Russians have sustained some serious losses to their air force. Putin couldn't have envisioned this scenario.