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Ukraine Reveals a Brutal War Tactic Designed to Exhaust Russia

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Ukraine has revealed a new battlefield approach focused not on rapid breakthroughs, but on systematically exhausting Russia’s ability to sustain the war. By targeting logistics, command nodes, equipment rotation, and manpower recovery, this tactic turns every Russian advance into a long-term liability rather than a gain.

This video explains how Ukraine’s strategy of sustained pressure, drone-driven attrition, and precision strikes is reshaping the conflict. Instead of chasing symbolic victories, Ukraine is forcing Russia into a grinding cycle of losses it struggles to replace—raising serious questions about how long the war effort can realistically continue.

00:00 Intro
0:24 Ukraine’s Shift to the Offensive
4:25 Reforging the Armed Forces
8:54 Pokrovsk and the Prototype Offensives
13:39 The Collapsing Russian War Machine
18:11 Lessons from Failure and the 2026 Blueprint
23:14 Countdown to Donbass Reckoning

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