The Baron wrote:Tell them?
No worries Eisenblut, they know what's coming and verily are they looking for it/ready for it (first trenches outside Mariupol dug in September after Novoazovsk fell).
But all that new armour seems to have halted just beyond the horizon, no eyes on target, no sound either. A bit of psychological warfare at play.
Russians will have all the EW aircraft up along the border, all radio signals inc. mobiles will be jammed, only non-telephone fixed line field phone type arrangement from occupied territory may work.
But a limited number of domestic lines will work regardless, but Ukraine's assets behind the lines can't use them otherwise the home concerned will get a visit within 36 hours from the knife-in-the-back-of-the-knee brigade.
On the other hand, the Russian armour is where it has to be, can't move until Godwin's Law certifies instructions are received between midnight and 6AM as per the T&C of said law's progenitor.
Thus we are all affixed in all manner of pomo paradox. Sort of.
