Drones hit tankers, both loading ports of the targeted tanker run, five oil depots, and the peninsula's power grid in one night of the isolation campaign.
One of the most fundamental aspects of warfare is dismantling the enemy frontline by creating/finding a break in them and “folding” the break back to encircle enemy forces.
Try reading some military history!
Or buy Gary Grigsby’s War In The East 2 and learn to play it…
Crimea isn’t a frontline in the same way fish stuck in a barrel looking up past the surface at a machine gun don’t consider the edges of their barrel a frontline.
Thanks, but that’s not really a clear answer. How would even a fully evacuated crimea lead to “a broad dismantling of the russian frontlines”?
One of the most fundamental aspects of warfare is dismantling the enemy frontline by creating/finding a break in them and “folding” the break back to encircle enemy forces.
Try reading some military history!
Or buy Gary Grigsby’s War In The East 2 and learn to play it…
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1775550/Gary_Grigsbys_War_in_the_East_2/
Right, but crimea isn’t a frontline, which is what i was saying
Crimea isn’t a frontline in the same way fish stuck in a barrel looking up past the surface at a machine gun don’t consider the edges of their barrel a frontline.