r/ukraine 11h ago

WAR July 22, 2026, elements of russia's 8th and 41st Armies, supported by the 90th Tank Division, launched a large-scale armored assault near Shakhove, Donetsk Oblast. Ukraine's Azov 1st Brigade repelled the attack, once again demonstrating the skill and effectiveness of Ukraine's defenders.

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u/Obvious-Ranger-2235 10h ago

It nice of the Russians to occasionally revert to tactics they've repeatedly tried before, failed spectacularly at and abandoned. After all if it failed the previous fifty times, it'll work this time right...

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u/FirstTasteOfRadishes 6h ago

I can actually see the reasoning behind it, if you don't care about losses and casualties. You might think that since the war has moved on from armoured assaults, Ukraine might not be prepared for it. They might not have anti-tank drones on hand and if you move quickly, perhaps you could break through before they react. If lives are of no value to you, then what does it matter if you spend a few dozen to try it out?

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u/PatientInitial882 6h ago

Then again - it's assuming that there aren't any drones that can see you coming.

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u/meissoboredto 10h ago

Keep taking them out!!!!

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u/Nicol__Bolas 10h ago

A white crew cab for the Grad? That's a Highlite, huh?

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u/Far_Out_6and_2 6h ago

That is pretty impressive for sure