As we continue to watch Ukrainian reinforcements the shift to meet this interesting little counter attack. The Red army continues to throw more equipment and supplies into this mismanaged attempt at a combat advance.
However on the small scale we are actually finally watching Russian forces being able to get things straight and put together enough to be able to have at least a semi-successful advance. But we really don't see is Russian forces being able to sustain these operations or being able to conduct them on the larger scales that would be needed to have actual success in this conflict.
Suuuuure, 2 and a half months of continuous assaults on a grouping of Russians pretty much stranded across the Dnieper and who didn't have neither heavily entrenched positions or basic trenches even, and the UkRetards couldn't do shit. Meanwhile a bunch of former prisoners are taking positions that have been entrenched for 8 years from a force that has poured in upwards of 30 regiments just in Bakhmut alone.