Originally Posted by
Winemaker
Thinking about the winter to come, wouldn't positions be pretty much fixed, as they will have dug in and set up to fight the cold? Won't HIMARS and Excalibur munitions then become very important and even more powerful, as fixed positions are easy targets, especially with data from NATO? Targeting forward CIC. cook houses, outhouses, and stores would seem to be a strategy that would cause a lot of pain for the Russkies. It would seem drones would also be very effective against known fixed positions, so controlling airspace will be vital. It looks like rain time in Ukraine as I look at the latest weather forecasts, so mud is certainly in the picture.
Winter doesn't stop activities by prepared and trained forces such as Sweden, Finland etc... who have competencies to pass on to Ukraine. But, Russia, continue to think that Winter is your friend, even as you fail to provide fuel, food and munitions to your troops in the theatre.