Battle of Chasiv Yar is Critical for Ukraine and Russia

Kings and Generals animated historical documentary series on modern warfare continues with another video on the Russian Invasion of Ukraine, as we discuss the battle of Chasiv Yar, that started in the Donetsk region of Ukraine. Slow Russian advance across the front continues, and that battle might be critical both for Ukraine and Russia.

Video: Leif Sick
Script: Turgut Gambar
Narration: Officially Devin

#Documentary #Avdiivka #Ukraine #UkraineConflict #RussiaUkraine #globalcrisis

[MohammedJobori]

As we are speaking, the Russians reached the canal from the southern flank of chasniv yar.

[jarradwilder]

The biggest issue here is that the Ukrainian lines are rolling back and in some instances units are being routed. It's not the towns that are important. It's the integrity of the front. It works like skin. Cells connected together that form a contiguous layer that is fed by vessels that are in turn fed by bigger vessels. If a knife cuts in and slices these vessels then the cells die. Each battalion requires a near constant stream of food, clean water, ammo, replacements and regular rotations to recover. By breaking a line, the Russians can cut off these necessities, destroying the nearby units which then allows them to penetrate deeper, cutting off bigger supply hubs and cutting off a larger amount of units.

[akernis]

The animation quality of these videos keep getting better. Stellar work on this one!

[Bayofthest]

The region name made this sound like a military operation out of Star Wars Planet

[MagicNash]

As always amazing presentation, I was never really interested in the actual battlefield setups, just the high-level politics of everything, but this is an easy info to understand in the video.

[dastanjan]

A question that probably was asked many times:
How does he manage to get this good resolution map of Ukraine? I find it quite interesting

[Armadauzbekistan]

Why every city in Ukraine is "key city" ?

[cheeseboi]

Great that you analyze both historical and modern events

[donaldmitchell]

I wish I had these videos during my European civilization class in the 90's. Very well done especially the narration.

[FutureMythology]

These videos' animation quality is consistently improving. Great job on that!

[marcomilani]

short video but on the point, keep up this kind of videos anytime there are significative development!

[paulpatrick]

Really appriciate all your work to reliably inform on the war. The age of the internet can be put to good use, especially when you name your scources that you use. Ive been watching this channel for 2 years now, ive recommended it to everybody i know that enjoys military history. Keep up the good work.

[Numba]

Thank you for the ongoing updates on the war. Hopefully, the suffering will end soon.
God be with you out there, everybody. ✝️

[WolfclawTheGreatwolf]

Didn’t people say the same thing about Avdiivka

[oneshotme]

I very much enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up

[DavidGravesExists]

Just imagine what this world could look like if we humans were able to take what we spend on war with each other and spend it building things together.

It's an old fool's dream, but still something I hope humans can achieve someday.

[OpenmindedSourceClosedBeta]

Great work as always! Please consider making a video on the latest events in Ocheretyne.

[zeldamage]

The quality of these visualisations is insane! The tree map, the height map, the water bodies, where do you have get this information?

[xIcyStarzz-yzmy]

Were now on the 15th turning point... And 22nd game changer.
Maybe its time to make new videos

[brucehain]

Excellent! And clearly understood for a change. Thanks. Subscribed.