ISW: Russia likely lacks resources to increase the scale of offensive in Luhansk Oblast.

ISW: Russia likely lacks resources to increase the scale of offensive in Luhansk Oblast.

Challenges in replacing equipment and limited reserves show a likely lack of resources to increase the intensity of the Russian winter offensive in Luhansk Oblast, the Institute for the Study of War said in its latest update on Feb. 19.

In the Luhansk region, the “hottest” in the area of Kreminna and in Bilohorivka

On the morning of February 20, the enemy continues to increase the number of attacks on the positions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The hottest now is in the Kreminna district and in Bilohorivka. — Ukrinform.

Russians do not have the resources to increase the scale or intensity of the offensive in their main area

American analysts doubt that the Russian Federation will be able to achieve success in the Luhansk region. They note that even if the remnants of mechanized reserves are transferred there, the aggressor will not be able to achieve its goals.

Russia lacks reserves to strengthen the scale of the offensive in Luhansk region

The main phase of the Russian offensive operation in the Luhansk region continues, and Russia probably lacks available reserves to dramatically increase the scale or intensity of the offensive.

The offensive of the invaders in the Luhansk region chokes: ISW named the reason

Russian military continue to face problems in rebuilding tank units