The Russian information space has expressed concern at Moscow's ability to handle Kyiv's moves around Bakhmut.
Russian military bloggers are worried about the ability of Moscow's troops to handle an imminent Ukrainian counter offensive, the Institute for the Study of War has said.
The U.S. think tank noted how the Russian information space was reacting to footage on Saturday, which allegedly showed a column of Ukrainian armored vehicles along the highway around 13 miles southwest ofRussian sources speculated that this signaled plans by Kyiv to launch a counter offensive operation southwest of the city, with one prominent milblogger saying that Ukrainian forces were capable of intensifying counter attacks to stabilize the front line around the Donetsk town.
A Ukrainian serviceman from the"Adam" tactical group prepares a T-64 tank to move into position on the front line near Bakhmut, on March 19, 2023. The Institute for the Study of War has said that Russian military bloggers are concerned about Moscow's ability to handle a Ukrainian counteroffensive.
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