well controlling area north of Seversk may be immaterial due to the river forming natural boundary there anyway, so it's not like AFU forces can escape NORTHward. If Seversk is blocked from south and east, then only way out is the West of it. And 2ndly, Russian forces are now 10km or less from Seversk in the northeast Kremen direction an…
well controlling area north of Seversk may be immaterial due to the river forming natural boundary there anyway, so it's not like AFU forces can escape NORTHward. If Seversk is blocked from south and east, then only way out is the West of it. And 2ndly, Russian forces are now 10km or less from Seversk in the northeast Kremen direction and are slowly inching forward. So it's conceivable that by the time Bakhmut fully falls, they could already have captured the area directly north of Seversk (north of the river)
well controlling area north of Seversk may be immaterial due to the river forming natural boundary there anyway, so it's not like AFU forces can escape NORTHward. If Seversk is blocked from south and east, then only way out is the West of it. And 2ndly, Russian forces are now 10km or less from Seversk in the northeast Kremen direction and are slowly inching forward. So it's conceivable that by the time Bakhmut fully falls, they could already have captured the area directly north of Seversk (north of the river)