The southern front is quite a distance, bodes well for Ukraine that Russia has to pull back troops hundreds of miles away and can't just count on units from bordering regions.
Also interesting to see that similiar to Prigozhins drive to Moscow the local Russian population does not 'resist' the invaders at all (some are even joining the Ukrainians).
When Russia entered Ukraine there were mass protests in the cities.
From what I'm reading the citizens feel that the Putin regime only cares about St. Petersburg and Moscow, so they won't lift a finger to stop the enemy on their own.
Also interesting to see that similiar to Prigozhins drive to Moscow the local Russian population does not 'resist' the invaders at all (some are even joining the Ukrainians).
When Russia entered Ukraine there were mass protests in the cities.
From what I'm reading the citizens feel that the Putin regime only cares about St. Petersburg and Moscow, so they won't lift a finger to stop the enemy on their own.