Why the enemy is constantly advancing at the front: DeepState explained

Analysts drew attention to the fact that the occupiers not only manage to replenish their losses, but also continue to increase the total number of troops.

Russian troops on armored vehicles

One of the reasons for the constant advance of Russian troops on the front in Ukraine is the total advantage in manpower. That is why the need to provide Ukraine with more resources to defeat the enemy is so serious.

This was reported by analysts of the DeepState project.

"One of the reasons for the enemy's constant advance is the total advantage in manpower," the analysts said.

The Telegram channel DeepState has published a map with a photo of a Russian infantry column moving westward from Ocheretyne along the railway. It is noted that the occupiers, in groups of 40-60 people, move towards the front line and occupy it. The insufficient number of firearms and ammunition also plays a role.

"Would really like to bring Western partners there, so they could see the seriousness of the need for more resources to strike at the enemy, as well as Ukrainians who mocked the suggestion on Facebook to assemble FPV drones in their kitchens. These drones are also a huge help to our fighters in destroying the scum depicted in the picture, and they won't disappear on their own," the analysts noted.

The authors of the report also say that they "do not know by what forces and what exact "Progres" one of the spokespersons intended to repel yesterday", but as of July 24, there had been at least three platoons of enemy forces, concentrated in the village of Progres of Hrodivka community. It should be noted that the Operational Strategic Grouping of Troops "Khortytsia" on July 24 stated that their military forces were trying to push the Russians out of the village of Progres in the Pokrovsk direction.

"There can be no talk of any repulsion of the village. Moreover, the Russians approached Ivanivka and Vesele closely. Behind them is Hrodivka - the oldest Cossack settlement (founded in the late 17th century) of Pokrovsk district," DeepState noted.

The analysts also recalled a statement by Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Oleksandr Syrskyi, that the Russian army will increase the number of personnel in the occupied territories to 690,000 individuals.

"This means that the Russians not only manage to replace losses but also continue to increase the overall number of soldiers," DeepState stated.

A Russian infantry column heading west from Ocheretyne via the railway / Photo: DeepState

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