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There was a map floating around this week showing the line between Russian and Ukrainian troops divided into ~7 sections with rough estimates of Russian BTGs and Ukrainian regiments in each of those sections of the battlefield.  It also had the length of each section of the front line and the approximate number of BTGs per km. It showed that Ukraine had someone consistent density of forces, whereas Russia had something like 4x-5x the density of forces in Izyum and the Donbas compared to Kharkiv and Kherson. My takeaway was that this counter offensive was predictable and something similar in Izyum or the Donbas in unlikely for now.

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There was a map floating around this week showing the line between Russian and Ukrainian troops divided into ~7 sections with rough estimates of Russian BTGs and Ukrainian regiments in each of those sections of the battlefield.  It also had the length of each section of the front line and the approximate number of BTGs per km. It showed that Ukraine had someone consistent density of forces, whereas Russia had something like 4x-5x the density of forces in Izyum and the Donbas compared to Kharkiv and Kherson. My takeaway was that this counter offensive was predictable and something similar in Izyum or the Donbas in unlikely for now.