140+ enemy land vehicles and equipment is a moderate haul for AFU, not that long ago enemy fixed-wing aircraft and helicopters were getting destroyed at roughly the same rate before the latter category started pulling back from frontal operations, still it’s nice to see them bite the dust from time to time.
More planes please
3 tanks just turned out to be 3 Ivans in cardboard boxes with metal grates strapped to them and a bucket on their head for drone jamming
A strangely low meat cube day.
On the front lines, the number of attacks initiated by the Russian army has remained at similar levels to previous days. Overall, attack intensity has slightly declined over the past week, but on the main axis near Pokrovske, efforts continue to sustain the tempo of attacks.
– On the Kursk/Sumy/Belgorod axis, Russian army attack activity has decreased. The Ukrainian army continues strong counterattacks in Sumy Oblast and even achieved minor successes yesterday. The Ukrainian army has successfully struck Russian targets deep in their rear. It appears that the Russian army’s ability to conduct attacks has, at least for now, been seriously compromised.
– Relatively actively, Russian units attempted to attack on the Kharkiv axis yesterday but achieved no results.
– On the Kupiansk axis, the activity of Russian units is relatively low.
– On the Lyman axis, the Russian army is actively attempting attacks, and slightly more attacks than usual were also recorded on the Siversk axis. There are no significant changes along the entire sector of the front.
– In the area of Chasiv Yar, Russian army attacks were slightly more frequent yesterday, but overall the battles here can be described as lower intensity. In Toretsk, the activity of Russian units has significantly decreased.
– In the Pokrovske region and on the axis southwest of Donetsk, the Russian command continues its effort to reach the areas of Dnipropetrovsk Oblast. Yesterday, Russian sources again showed a video of a flag-raising, intended to confirm that Russian units had reached that far. Russian forces have not yet been able to establish permanent positions there, but they are close to the Dnipropetrovsk Oblast border.
– On the southern front, Russian units were minimally active. There were only isolated reconnaissance-level attack attempts.
Best bit of news to read each morning.
Slava Ukrajini
I must say though, seeing that 7 digit number is actually surreal. It’s insane how pointless and harmful this war really is for Russia, and the best part? It will only get worse before it gets better for them, unfortunately the same is also true for Ukraine.
The Afghan war had such a profound effect on the Soviet Union, it was essentially the straw the broke the camel’s back. Yet the casualty numbers (even if I don’t believe them) were much smaller than this war.
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140+ enemy land vehicles and equipment is a moderate haul for AFU, not that long ago enemy fixed-wing aircraft and helicopters were getting destroyed at roughly the same rate before the latter category started pulling back from frontal operations, still it’s nice to see them bite the dust from time to time.
More planes please
3 tanks just turned out to be 3 Ivans in cardboard boxes with metal grates strapped to them and a bucket on their head for drone jamming
A strangely low meat cube day.
On the front lines, the number of attacks initiated by the Russian army has remained at similar levels to previous days. Overall, attack intensity has slightly declined over the past week, but on the main axis near Pokrovske, efforts continue to sustain the tempo of attacks.
– On the Kursk/Sumy/Belgorod axis, Russian army attack activity has decreased. The Ukrainian army continues strong counterattacks in Sumy Oblast and even achieved minor successes yesterday. The Ukrainian army has successfully struck Russian targets deep in their rear. It appears that the Russian army’s ability to conduct attacks has, at least for now, been seriously compromised.
– Relatively actively, Russian units attempted to attack on the Kharkiv axis yesterday but achieved no results.
– On the Kupiansk axis, the activity of Russian units is relatively low.
– On the Lyman axis, the Russian army is actively attempting attacks, and slightly more attacks than usual were also recorded on the Siversk axis. There are no significant changes along the entire sector of the front.
– In the area of Chasiv Yar, Russian army attacks were slightly more frequent yesterday, but overall the battles here can be described as lower intensity. In Toretsk, the activity of Russian units has significantly decreased.
– In the Pokrovske region and on the axis southwest of Donetsk, the Russian command continues its effort to reach the areas of Dnipropetrovsk Oblast. Yesterday, Russian sources again showed a video of a flag-raising, intended to confirm that Russian units had reached that far. Russian forces have not yet been able to establish permanent positions there, but they are close to the Dnipropetrovsk Oblast border.
– On the southern front, Russian units were minimally active. There were only isolated reconnaissance-level attack attempts.
Best bit of news to read each morning.
Slava Ukrajini
I must say though, seeing that 7 digit number is actually surreal. It’s insane how pointless and harmful this war really is for Russia, and the best part? It will only get worse before it gets better for them, unfortunately the same is also true for Ukraine.
The Afghan war had such a profound effect on the Soviet Union, it was essentially the straw the broke the camel’s back. Yet the casualty numbers (even if I don’t believe them) were much smaller than this war.
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