Yesterday, the number of attacks conducted by the Russian army across all fronts decreased. In the main directions of the offensive, the pace of attacks is maintained, while activity is more variable elsewhere. Tactical air force activity was also low.
– In the Kursk direction, reciprocal attacks continue and the overall situation remains the same. The Russian army is trying to maintain pressure, with about a third of the air force’s glide bomb attacks occurring in this area. By January 20th, the Russian army will not be able to regain control over the lost territories, but efforts will undoubtedly continue to eliminate the politically intolerable situation. According to South Korean intelligence, North Korea has so far lost about 300 soldiers as fatalities and 2,700 have been wounded in battles near Kursk. North Korean units began participating in the battles at the beginning of December.
– In the direction of Kharkiv, the Russian army’s attacks were slightly more frequent yesterday than in the previous week, but these did not yield results.
– In the Kupiansk and Lyman directions, the Russian army has not been able to bring sufficient reserves to the front to maintain the pace of the previous days’ offensives, and the attacks carried out yesterday did not bring success. In the Siversk direction, Russian units were passive.
– Active attacks continue in the city of Chasiv Yar in the direction of Bakhmut. Intense battles are ongoing in and around the city of Toretsk, with no major changes occurring in the entire region.
– In the Pokrovsk direction, the pace of attacks has not decreased, and the Russian army managed to make minor advancements yesterday. Ukrainian army sources reported hitting another Russian army command post, the second one in a short period that the Ukrainian army has managed to destroy, although this does not seem to significantly affect the Russian army’s offensive activity at the moment. To the southwest of Donetsk, the number of Russian army attacks has decreased for the third consecutive day, with the situation remaining unchanged.
– On the southern front, the Russian army was passive. Battles for the islands at the mouth of the Dnipro River have been ongoing for two years. In the area, Ukrainian military personnel recorded an episode where soldiers from a penal battalion were sent to make an assault on one of the islands without any weapons. They had to take weapons from Russian soldiers who had previously fallen in the same place. A similar punishment method was used in the Soviet army during World War II.
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Jesus Christ, that’s a load of vehicles.
Russian artilleryship is getting demolished like before the new year, when was the last time we saw almost 50 pieces in a day?
Happy hunting boys. That’s so much artillery to Fk one day! 🇺🇦
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Oof, that was a rough day for their artillery.
Yesterday, the number of attacks conducted by the Russian army across all fronts decreased. In the main directions of the offensive, the pace of attacks is maintained, while activity is more variable elsewhere. Tactical air force activity was also low.
– In the Kursk direction, reciprocal attacks continue and the overall situation remains the same. The Russian army is trying to maintain pressure, with about a third of the air force’s glide bomb attacks occurring in this area. By January 20th, the Russian army will not be able to regain control over the lost territories, but efforts will undoubtedly continue to eliminate the politically intolerable situation. According to South Korean intelligence, North Korea has so far lost about 300 soldiers as fatalities and 2,700 have been wounded in battles near Kursk. North Korean units began participating in the battles at the beginning of December.
– In the direction of Kharkiv, the Russian army’s attacks were slightly more frequent yesterday than in the previous week, but these did not yield results.
– In the Kupiansk and Lyman directions, the Russian army has not been able to bring sufficient reserves to the front to maintain the pace of the previous days’ offensives, and the attacks carried out yesterday did not bring success. In the Siversk direction, Russian units were passive.
– Active attacks continue in the city of Chasiv Yar in the direction of Bakhmut. Intense battles are ongoing in and around the city of Toretsk, with no major changes occurring in the entire region.
– In the Pokrovsk direction, the pace of attacks has not decreased, and the Russian army managed to make minor advancements yesterday. Ukrainian army sources reported hitting another Russian army command post, the second one in a short period that the Ukrainian army has managed to destroy, although this does not seem to significantly affect the Russian army’s offensive activity at the moment. To the southwest of Donetsk, the number of Russian army attacks has decreased for the third consecutive day, with the situation remaining unchanged.
– On the southern front, the Russian army was passive. Battles for the islands at the mouth of the Dnipro River have been ongoing for two years. In the area, Ukrainian military personnel recorded an episode where soldiers from a penal battalion were sent to make an assault on one of the islands without any weapons. They had to take weapons from Russian soldiers who had previously fallen in the same place. A similar punishment method was used in the Soviet army during World War II.
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