Sever should have never even been reinforced and defended, just evacuated right away, when there were still bridges (blow them up behind them). It was a way too risky gambit, they could've been surrounded totally. But they did really well and withdrew across the river.

We both know you have never even heard about this "vital point" (a random industrial town sandwiched between enemy territory and river) before they decided to make a stand there. If you really believed anyone who told it eas any "vital point", you're just stupid. Hey, you are stupid.

Coping with T-72 cope cages, coping with running away from Kiev and their miles long lines of tanks that got bogged down, coping when they ran from Kharkiv, coping when they lost the Moskva, coping when they lost Snake Island, coping when they lost dozens of units trying to cross a river, coping when they send T-62 tanks because they are running out of the more modern T-72 remakes, coping when they use more dumb bombs and rockets because they ran out of smart munitions, coping when one lies about Ukranian super-soldiers, coping when one uses naval missiles to hit civilian structures, coping when one lies that a Ukrainian HIMARS hit a russian weapon storage by saying it was humanitarian aid with food while the explosion mushroomed(no rocket can do that, only if it hits ammo storage), coping when they have had to relocate ammo offloading further south requiring more trucks to transport them to the front line, coping when Russia with the "superior" numbers and army can barely move west, coping when they send conscripts with the idea it was an exercise, coping when they surrender or flee leaving equipment behind, coping when they send generals to rally the troops but they end up getting killed?