Actually, the situation is already quite clear by this point in the war; Serbia cannot resist Austria-Hungary's attacks, and their efforts merely delay the pace of Austria-Hungary's advance.
Especially with the fall of Valjevo, Serbia's defeat has entered the countdown phase.
This supply city was crucial to Serbia's western frontier, and from the moment Austria-Hungary breached Valjevo, it signified the complete collapse of the western border Serbia had painstakingly maintained for over ten years.
Without the sturdy defense of the western frontier, Serbia has no favorable terrain internally to fend off Austria-Hungary's attacks.
As April arrived, Austria-Hungary and Serbian forces engaged in a large-scale battle at Uric.
The Austrian-Hungarian army, with 40,000 troops, capitalized on their victory at Valjevo, pursuing relentlessly, with morale soaring high.
