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Looks pretty formidable. but you do the calculations. and russia, if they have 150,000 combat troops in the front, can put one every ten metres. and that's in a line with nothing behind it. and obviously, they're going to have depth, as you've seen from those images. it's about the sort of depth of obstacles they have. they don't have troops to fortify every inch of this. they're not sitting like the first world war, arm in arm. so the point of the obstacles is really to slow an assault is to make it difficult and then bring down artillery fire, bring down weapons fire on the enemy that's cros...

Weaponry, which seems 90% or so in play or already in the country, already unclear to know where exactly what is being deployed. i think there are concerns amongst analysts that we may over the year ahead possibly see electoral or economic changes in ukraine's western allies. can't guarantee the same kind of support next, year or even by winter, indeed. so there were so i think urgency for a quick win in that regard and ukraine's enemies, well, russia is at a pretty weak position right now, and has struggled to take bakhmut after expanding endless resources there, and its defenses are pretty d...

The so-called "dragon's teeth" were first used back in World War II to impede the movement of tanks and mechanized infantry.

According to the intelligence update, Dragon's teeth are "concrete pyramidal anti-tank structures," that are used in defensive measures.

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