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Def Mon (Twitter)

@climbingnriding No it's actually a re-tweet but if you do a quoted retweet it promotes it in the twitter algorithm. For me it is at least about giving the original tweet attention.
Def Mon (Twitter)

@Lozzomatic What hair defense doing?
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Def Mon (Twitter)

The best money we ever spent.
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@upholdreality:
Lindsey Graham: "The Russians are dying... it's the best money we've ever spent." https://t.co/Vn1THUjHmO
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Danvan (Twitter)

RT @viking_inc_: Ось що означає Українство.
Вона не шукає хороших чи не хороших рускіх.І не думає як то з ними здороватись.
Rob Lee (Twitter)

Russia achieved limited tactical gains at high cost over the winter. Ukraine correctly held back resources and spent time regenerating offensive potential to give itself a better chance of achieving operational-strategic level gains this summer.
https://www.19fortyfive.com/2023/05/sad-reality-the-ukraine-war-is-now-going-russias-way/
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Rob Lee (Twitter)

If Ukraine had committed all of its resources to the front over the winter, Russia likely wouldn't have made any gains but Ukraine would have reduced its chances for achieving a breakthrough this summer.
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Rob Lee (Twitter)

I think some people assume that both sides commit all of their resources to the front line at all times and that wars are linear, but that isn't how it works. Ukraine has a much better chance of making serious gains this summer than Russia had over the winter.
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Rob Lee (Twitter)

I think the focus on Bakhmut has given some people the wrong perception of the war, conflating a tactical-level battle (Bakhmut) with the strategic level. There were several other battles over the winter and none were successes for Russia.
Rob Lee (Twitter)

@Aintropy Those won't arrive until the ground and weather conditions become worse. Ukraine has to balance a number of factors, including foreign perceptions.
Rob Lee (Twitter)

@Marco_mmabjj Right, mobilization helped Russia stabilize its lines, and for Ukraine to repeat its successes from the fall, it had to spend time training and equipping new units.
Rob Lee (Twitter)

There are still important long-term questions about ammunition availability and other variables, but I'm more optimistic about Ukraine' chances after Russia's failed winter offensive and recent announcements of more capable weapons' deliveries from NATO members.
Rob Lee (Twitter)

Russia made some slow and costly gains last spring before that offensive culminated. Similar arguments were made then about the war's trajectory favoring Moscow, but the attrition Russia sustained set the conditions for Ukraine's successful offensives in Kherson and Kharkiv.
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Rob Lee (Twitter)

@Davejackson9876 Yes, but Russia took far more across the front.