120+ enemy land vehicles and equipment liquidated can be considered a slow day lately, yet the vatnik churn seems to have proportionally increased…
Hmm wonder why the Sukhoi that was reportedly shot down is not included on this list. Maybe we will see it tomorrow.
Very soon: 900,000 personnel losses
Only 69 Russian logisticship losses today, wonder why it’s low.
Back to 3 tanks
Reaching 1M this year boiz!
The number of attacks initiated by the Russian army on the fronts has risen to the same level as last seen in November and December. In the past two days, the Russian military command has tried to use more armored vehicles in its offensive, but the majority of attacks are carried out by small infantry groups.
– The Kursk direction remains the most intense attack front for the Russian army, and it is the only front where the attackers have managed to achieve some success. Reports from the area are contradictory. It can be said that Russian units have reached the outskirts of the city of Sudzha, but as of yesterday, Ukrainian forces had not left the city. Sudzha is the only major city in the area occupied by Ukrainian forces, and if they were to leave this settlement, there would be little point in maintaining positions on Russian territory.
– In the Kharkiv direction, positional battles were slightly more active than before, but the situation remains the same.
In the directions of Kupiansk, Lyman, and Siversk, Russian army attacks have significantly intensified. So far, there are no definite reports of their progress.
– Attacks have reactivated in the city of Chasiv Yar and its surroundings. The Ukrainian defense has held. In the area of Toretsk, the Russian army began a new wave of attacks. Based on the information available, it seems that the battles are taking place in a gray area, and the Russian army has not been able to significantly regain its positions.
– In the Pokrovsk direction, the Russian army is attempting to go on the offensive again, and yesterday the number of attacks initiated by Russian units nearly doubled. Compared to previous days, there were also more attacks towards the southwest of Donetsk. Ukrainian units, in turn, continue with counterattacks. There have been no major changes in troop placements, and the Russian army has not been able to regain lost positions.
– In the southern front, Russian unit activity significantly increased towards the Guljaipole settlement. Also, several infantry unit attacks were attempted in the Orikhiv direction. There are no definite reports of Russian troops making progress. In the Dnipro Islands area, there were two unsuccessful attempts to reach Ukrainian positions.
Somehow the russians lost more than 5000 more artillery already than they had pre-war.
I’m intrigued how long they can keep that up with loosing 50 every day.
Apparently Putin did not get the Email about the ceasefire. If he does take it he will use it to amass another hundred tanks or so for a “decisive attack” on day thirty-one only to have them Kaputed by the 200,000 drones Ukraine will build in that same thirty days.
The real benefit will be to the workers repairing the Ukrainian electric grid and the customers of course.
🇺🇦Слава Україні 🇺🇦
Sláva Ukraíni!
Heroyam Slava!
🙏🏽 🇺🇦 💙💛
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120+ enemy land vehicles and equipment liquidated can be considered a slow day lately, yet the vatnik churn seems to have proportionally increased…
Hmm wonder why the Sukhoi that was reportedly shot down is not included on this list. Maybe we will see it tomorrow.
Very soon: 900,000 personnel losses
Only 69 Russian logisticship losses today, wonder why it’s low.
Back to 3 tanks
Reaching 1M this year boiz!
The number of attacks initiated by the Russian army on the fronts has risen to the same level as last seen in November and December. In the past two days, the Russian military command has tried to use more armored vehicles in its offensive, but the majority of attacks are carried out by small infantry groups.
– The Kursk direction remains the most intense attack front for the Russian army, and it is the only front where the attackers have managed to achieve some success. Reports from the area are contradictory. It can be said that Russian units have reached the outskirts of the city of Sudzha, but as of yesterday, Ukrainian forces had not left the city. Sudzha is the only major city in the area occupied by Ukrainian forces, and if they were to leave this settlement, there would be little point in maintaining positions on Russian territory.
– In the Kharkiv direction, positional battles were slightly more active than before, but the situation remains the same.
In the directions of Kupiansk, Lyman, and Siversk, Russian army attacks have significantly intensified. So far, there are no definite reports of their progress.
– Attacks have reactivated in the city of Chasiv Yar and its surroundings. The Ukrainian defense has held. In the area of Toretsk, the Russian army began a new wave of attacks. Based on the information available, it seems that the battles are taking place in a gray area, and the Russian army has not been able to significantly regain its positions.
– In the Pokrovsk direction, the Russian army is attempting to go on the offensive again, and yesterday the number of attacks initiated by Russian units nearly doubled. Compared to previous days, there were also more attacks towards the southwest of Donetsk. Ukrainian units, in turn, continue with counterattacks. There have been no major changes in troop placements, and the Russian army has not been able to regain lost positions.
– In the southern front, Russian unit activity significantly increased towards the Guljaipole settlement. Also, several infantry unit attacks were attempted in the Orikhiv direction. There are no definite reports of Russian troops making progress. In the Dnipro Islands area, there were two unsuccessful attempts to reach Ukrainian positions.
Somehow the russians lost more than 5000 more artillery already than they had pre-war.
I’m intrigued how long they can keep that up with loosing 50 every day.
Apparently Putin did not get the Email about the ceasefire. If he does take it he will use it to amass another hundred tanks or so for a “decisive attack” on day thirty-one only to have them Kaputed by the 200,000 drones Ukraine will build in that same thirty days.
The real benefit will be to the workers repairing the Ukrainian electric grid and the customers of course.
🇺🇦Слава Україні 🇺🇦
Sláva Ukraíni!
Heroyam Slava!
🙏🏽 🇺🇦 💙💛
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