140+ enemy land vehicles and equipment is a good score for AFU, though a counter refineries hit would also be useful, at least five were hit just last month.
Best bit of news to start the day with!
Slava Ukrajini
I like seeing casualties going down. Means their manpower is sliding into ruin.
Only the one tank. Do they get a new one hand delivered to the front every day? Keep up the good work boys!!
I thought there were two helicopters?
At the frontlines, the number of attacks launched by the Russian army yesterday increased, with greater use of armored vehicles.
– In the Kursk/Sumy/Belgorod direction, Russian attempts to advance continue without results.
– In the Kharkiv direction, Russian attacks remain relatively active. No changes in the situation.
– Russian units became significantly more active yesterday in the Kupiansk direction. The offensive remains intense in the Lyman and Siversk directions. There is no reliable information on the attacker’s progress, but fighting continues around the clock and the situation is dynamic. In the Siversk direction, the Russian army has lost about 10 armored vehicles in recent days — a large number in the context of this summer’s battles.
– The Russian army has also been somewhat more active in the Bakhmut area around Chasiv Yar and Toretsk, but without success.
– Around Pokrovske and southwest of Donetsk, very intense attacks took place yesterday. In this area as well, there are no major pauses in the fighting, and several positions change hands. The Ukrainian army has carried out some effective counterattacks. No major changes in the situation.
– On the southern front, isolated battles occurred in the Orikhiv direction and along the Dnipro River. Yesterday, the Ukrainian army reported the destruction of a Russian command post in the occupied Mariupol area, where, according to initial estimates, 17 Russian army officers were killed. This command post was reportedly coordinating Russian army operations across the entire southern front.
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140+ enemy land vehicles and equipment is a good score for AFU, though a counter refineries hit would also be useful, at least five were hit just last month.
Best bit of news to start the day with!
Slava Ukrajini
I like seeing casualties going down. Means their manpower is sliding into ruin.
Only the one tank. Do they get a new one hand delivered to the front every day? Keep up the good work boys!!
I thought there were two helicopters?
At the frontlines, the number of attacks launched by the Russian army yesterday increased, with greater use of armored vehicles.
– In the Kursk/Sumy/Belgorod direction, Russian attempts to advance continue without results.
– In the Kharkiv direction, Russian attacks remain relatively active. No changes in the situation.
– Russian units became significantly more active yesterday in the Kupiansk direction. The offensive remains intense in the Lyman and Siversk directions. There is no reliable information on the attacker’s progress, but fighting continues around the clock and the situation is dynamic. In the Siversk direction, the Russian army has lost about 10 armored vehicles in recent days — a large number in the context of this summer’s battles.
– The Russian army has also been somewhat more active in the Bakhmut area around Chasiv Yar and Toretsk, but without success.
– Around Pokrovske and southwest of Donetsk, very intense attacks took place yesterday. In this area as well, there are no major pauses in the fighting, and several positions change hands. The Ukrainian army has carried out some effective counterattacks. No major changes in the situation.
– On the southern front, isolated battles occurred in the Orikhiv direction and along the Dnipro River. Yesterday, the Ukrainian army reported the destruction of a Russian command post in the occupied Mariupol area, where, according to initial estimates, 17 Russian army officers were killed. This command post was reportedly coordinating Russian army operations across the entire southern front.
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