>>63795825
>additional activity gets noticed by Ukrainian recon drones and AD
>sudden burst of artillery impossible to not notice, especially to a country that actually has been shockingly good about counter-battery
>armored column (ladas with pot metal bolted on) spotted miles from the front well before they're ready to charge to their doom
>column gets eviscerated by arty, GMLRS, FPV spam, and/or maybe a cruise missile or two
>close air defenses (ladas carrying guys with shotguns) absolutely no help
>attempted surge makes it a grand total of 100 feet, if that, >90% casualties, all vehicles lost
>strategic point Yelena (literally a bush)... "captured"
>next wave sent, second verse same as the first
They've already spent the good equipment and troops necessary to even have a chance of doing that anon. What's worse is even with all that they just outright could not pull it off after the first year or so. Right now they do not have the tanks, APCs, SPAA, or enough accurate artillery to do any of what you just posted anymore. Might as well conscriptovich a million men, tell them they're playing by Stalingrad rules complete with nuggets, and charge them all at the same spot. Would probably get better results lol. The best the Russians have at this point is nightly terror bombing and meat waves.

Unless something massive happens the war is already over. It's merely a question of how much more Russia is willing to waste before realizing it.

>>63795846
Great way to get new active participants with boots on the ground on Ukraine's side. Even just the Poles halfheartedly joining would be unbelievably catastrophic for Russia. Aid from around the world getting boosted significantly would be a guarantee. Just becoming a bigger "pariah" and that's it is the best case scenario. Use of WMDs is the absolute worst choice Russia could make if they want any chance of ending this favorably.

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