In the north I adopted more defensive approach while trying to enlarge my bridgehead across Velikaya river. That is maximum what I may hope achieve with current strength I have at my disposal there.
AGC in that turn slowly grinded forward. Pocket was sealed, and that time for good (I think). Infantry in the north faced really tough opposition, while tanks in the south lacked strength to pierce through much weaker Soviet forces.
Overall, as usual situation doesn't look good. If nothing changes soon, it will be bad. Fortunatelly there was as well AGS, and contrary to developments in the north and centre there were positives.
Infantry attack near Kiev was repulsed, but thanks to success in the east it wasn't too important.
I was presented opportunity. Encircled's divisions screening Bazavluk river didn't cover Dnepr completely and carefully attacked were brushed aside. Thanks to HQ build up done in previous turn I got means to exploit it. I pushed my panzers as far as I could, securing bridgehead across Dnepr and destroying Soviet factories in Poltava.



















