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Ukrainian forces storming a village somewhere thought to be in the Kharkiv region.
Russian Invasion of Ukraine 2022
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Ukrainian forces storming a village somewhere thought to be in the Kharkiv region.
Ukraine can't do anything to stop the water unless / until they retake the dam at Nova Kakhovka. On the flipside the Russians can't do jack spit if they lose the dam since the canal is behind it and only works if the reservoir is filled, so they can't hold Kherson hostage in that way like the stupid games they're playing at Zaphorizia NPP.
You have your dams mixed up.
Russian troops destroy Ukrainian dam that blocked water to Crimea - RIA
Russian troops have destroyed a concrete dam built in Ukraine's Kherson Region in 2014 to cut off water to Crimea, the RIA news agency quoted the governor of Russian-annexed Crimea Sergei Aksyonov as saying on Saturday.
www.reuters.com
Ukrainians in Kupyansk and along much of the Western River. The Izyum Area is allegedly almost surrounded on three sides.
Ukrainian forces are attacking... Or perhaps pinning Russian forces in place south of Izyum.
That Pegov guy wants to bail from Izyum.
As are about five hundred cars worth of people. Looks like the Kharkiv People's Republics future might be impacted by these events.
Ukrainian forces are attacking... Or perhaps pinning Russian forces in place south of Izyum.
That Pegov guy wants to bail from Izyum.
As are about five hundred cars worth of people. Looks like the Kharkiv People's Republics future might be impacted by these events.
Already fighting in Izyum itself apparently.
It took the Russians like a month to capture the city last Spring.
Some accounts are reporting Izyum already fell/mass surrenders but at the very least there is fighting close to the City.
Keep in mind Izyum falling in Spring was seen and reported in this thread/forum as being key to withering the Ukrainian defenses in the Donbass. Which was partially true considering the hard fought battles in the Luhansk Area that followed.
Here's a list of documented Russian losses yesterday. Includes like ten tanks, air defense vehicles, and an ancient GAZ-51 Cargo Truck which they stopped making like back in the sixties or seventies.
It took the Russians like a month to capture the city last Spring.
Some accounts are reporting Izyum already fell/mass surrenders but at the very least there is fighting close to the City.
Keep in mind Izyum falling in Spring was seen and reported in this thread/forum as being key to withering the Ukrainian defenses in the Donbass. Which was partially true considering the hard fought battles in the Luhansk Area that followed.
Here's a list of documented Russian losses yesterday. Includes like ten tanks, air defense vehicles, and an ancient GAZ-51 Cargo Truck which they stopped making like back in the sixties or seventies.
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Yeah unconfirmed reports that Ukrainian forces have reached Lysychansk which is opposite of Sverodonetesk.
If true the months of hard fighting and advanced by the Russian forces this Summer is evaporating in the span of a day.
If true the months of hard fighting and advanced by the Russian forces this Summer is evaporating in the span of a day.
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According to the thread in the second tweet, it’s just celebrating Moscow City Day (i.e. the city’s birthday). No coup.
On the other hand, follow up reports people are more upset about the Queen’s death than the invasion going south and whether it’s appropriate to celebrate or not.
Seems all but confirmed that Izyum has fallen. It took the Russians a month to capture the city. It's fallen in a day back to the Ukrainians.
Another day, another long list of Russian Losses.
However this isn't just recent battlefield casualties but also includes depots that were destroyed by HIMARS in days prior. For example...
Also a Lieutenant Colonel in the Motorized Infantry was apparently captured by Ukrainian Recon forces.
Another day, another long list of Russian Losses.
However this isn't just recent battlefield casualties but also includes depots that were destroyed by HIMARS in days prior. For example...
Also a Lieutenant Colonel in the Motorized Infantry was apparently captured by Ukrainian Recon forces.
Something I posted on August 8th. Turned out this was partly predicted by some.
Not so much a feint as simply Russia only being able to focus on one end of the front to defend instead of the other.
Also some random bits of news...
Rest in Peace Jed Danahay of Australia. Apparently a foreign volunteer who was killed during the fighting around Izyum a few days ago while serving as a Combat Medic and was killed while driving a medical vehicle. Apparently he wasn't a veteran prior, just an adventurer type.
Ukrainian Paratroopers Captured some PMC Soldiers (not Wagner) and at least one was a mortarman from Uzbekistan.
LNR Troops being very unpatriotic whining about things.
A LNR Soldier Captured in Kherson Claims He was Pressed into Service While He Went out Shopping for Shampoo.
Not so much a feint as simply Russia only being able to focus on one end of the front to defend instead of the other.
Also some random bits of news...
Rest in Peace Jed Danahay of Australia. Apparently a foreign volunteer who was killed during the fighting around Izyum a few days ago while serving as a Combat Medic and was killed while driving a medical vehicle. Apparently he wasn't a veteran prior, just an adventurer type.
Ukrainian Paratroopers Captured some PMC Soldiers (not Wagner) and at least one was a mortarman from Uzbekistan.
LNR Troops being very unpatriotic whining about things.
A LNR Soldier Captured in Kherson Claims He was Pressed into Service While He Went out Shopping for Shampoo.
When Russia lost the Battle of Kiev, it failed to quickly win the war:
Russians at the Gates of Kiev: Victims of an Almost-Success
Too far to go back, too far to go forward
antiempire.substack.com
As for more recent developments:
Ukrainian Offensive Inflicts Staggering Defeat on Russia
A key portion of the front collapses after just 4 days of offensive
antiempire.substack.com
Ukraine Marches 30 Miles in 3 Days and Lays the "Attrition" Cope to Rest
What I had been banging on since March — that Russia will run into manpower problems before Ukraine does — has come to pass.
antiempire.substack.com