Ukraine and forces are advancing along three or four axes in southern Ukraine's Zaparizia and Donetsk Oblast. On the axes running along the Mokriyali river, the Ukrainians aren't just advancing, they're sundering. Rolling fast along the unpaved roads treating north to south from the town of Zevilika, Novasilka. Donetsk Makarivka, 10 miles away, the Ukrainian Snavis, 35-5 marine brigade, has borrowed a tactic from the US Army. Colonel Eric Schwartz, who led the so-called Thunder Run, reasoned that a small fast-moving armored force would confuse and demoralize like that Iraqi defenders. And perhaps dreamed a slow bloody block by blocks slog across the city. Schwartz was right. His battalion, Thunder Run, on April 1st, breached back dead and killed potentially hundreds of Iraqi troops and paramilitaries as the cause of a single American kills in action. 20 years later, the Ukrainian's 35-5 marine brigades is more than a week in its own prolonged Thunder Run along the Mokriyali river. In eight or nine days of hard fighting, the 2000-person brigade has liberated several villages, most recently Makarivka on Monday, Speed and Shock Aki. The 35-managed brigade is fairly likely equipped for a Ukrainian brigade with dozens of ex-British mastiffs and ex-Tarkish Kirpi armored trucks and around 10 gas turbine T-80BV tanks is how the brigade is using those vegetables that ease the unit's shift advance. With a T-80 near the front, a column of masseur rolls down the door-throwed veteran parallel to the Mokriyari river. The tank blasts at close range, any Russian position in three-percent crew detects on either side of the road. If the tank has to stop too far, it's 125 mm main gun, it does so only briefly. The tank maintains the columns momentum, leaving the 10-person mastiffs with their 50 caliber machine guns to kill all skaters and its total traction, whose revives the tank fire, infantry then dismount and secure the area. But it's worth nothing that the Thunder Run only works in certain conditions. The 35-managed brigade is attacking alone one of the more likely fortified axes. If the Marine encountered minefields, they apparently were nothing like the defense minefields that were attacked by Ukrainians, armies, so mechanized it and 47th assault brigade. Mine are on the only danger as the 35-managed brigade continues to the southern south. It's not secret that Kiev is holding in reserve how that dozen or more brigades wait into deploy them wherever the lead regates, opens the widest gaps in Russian defenses. The longer the 35-managed brigade prolongs the Thunder Run, the more likely Ukrainian commanders are to send additional brigades to the rolling along the same axis.