No it is 100%.

A) They have had months amassing

B) They're going to occupy after invasion, and root any major resistance.

C) In doing so they have to install a new command structure. Or a favourable one.

Your comparison is an existing command against a peasant revolt. Not against a standing army.

In this situation as a comparison, if they cannot effectively enter. It's a case of Aleppo. Because that enemy is using shields and retreating back into Urban centers where it has production and cover. This piece, a human shield. The men now the women. Protecting a command structure where it is rostering them. Largely to cause outcry as sanctions bite and outrage draws World opinion. It protects any other advance. But sooner they'll likely close the border completely and cut off coms.

But you're right who knows fully what that objective is. But it is faster getting full on. Men women are rostered.

Again I don't have to reiterate. I take no side. I am not fighting here. As an overview, discussion, I can only draw on comparison with what seems logical or obvious.

No it is 100%.

A) They have had months amassing

B) They're going to occupy after invasion, and root any major resistance.

C) In doing so they have to install a new command structure. Or a favourable one.

Your comparison is an existing command against a peasant revolt. Not against a standing army.

In this situation as a comparison, if they cannot effectively enter. It's a case of Aleppo. Because that enemy is using shields and retreating back into Urban centers where it has production and cover. This piece, a human shield. The men now the women. Protecting a command structure where it is rostering them. Largely to cause outcry as sanctions bite and outrage draws World opinion. It protects any other advance. But sooner they'll likely close the border completely and cut off coms.

But you're right who knows fully what that objective is. But it is faster getting full on. Men women are rostered.

No it is 100%.

A) They have had months amassing

B) They're going to occupy after invasion, and root any major resistance.

C) In doing so they have to install a new command structure. Or a favourable one.

Your comparison is an existing command against a peasant revolt. Not against a standing army.

In this situation as a comparison, if they cannot effectively enter. It's a case of Aleppo. Because that enemy is using shields and retreating back into Urban centers where it has production and cover. This piece, a human shield. The men now the women. Protecting a command structure where it is rostering them. Largely to cause outcry as sanctions bite and outrage draws World opinion. It protects any other advance. But sooner they'll likely close the border completely and cut off coms.