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7/24/2025, 3:09:29 AM
>>511179916
Geography is destiny. You've got four major rivers breaking up the area that's currently the most conflicted:
The Dnipier runs from the northern border with Belarus down to the Black Sea at Kherson (red)
The Samara feeds into the Dnipier at Dnipro and runs all the way to just West of Kramatorsk (green)
The Donets (blue) cuts south from the Russian border east of Kharkiv
The Oskill (black) cuts south from the border and feeds into the Donets just east of Izium
They've already got a decent amount of the landmass bordered by these rivers, so I'd say expect to see Russia make one last big push this year to try and rush up passed Pavlohrad and take everything between the Dnipier and the Samara and then basically call it quits, settling for the territory in pink in negotiations.
Geography is destiny. You've got four major rivers breaking up the area that's currently the most conflicted:
The Dnipier runs from the northern border with Belarus down to the Black Sea at Kherson (red)
The Samara feeds into the Dnipier at Dnipro and runs all the way to just West of Kramatorsk (green)
The Donets (blue) cuts south from the Russian border east of Kharkiv
The Oskill (black) cuts south from the border and feeds into the Donets just east of Izium
They've already got a decent amount of the landmass bordered by these rivers, so I'd say expect to see Russia make one last big push this year to try and rush up passed Pavlohrad and take everything between the Dnipier and the Samara and then basically call it quits, settling for the territory in pink in negotiations.
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