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Another S-300 was launched, another explosion could be heard from Sumy City.
A third explosion was heard from Sumy
Russian forces have captured the village of Malynivka, Hulyaipole direction, Zaporizhzhia Oblast.
Pre-war population: ~873
Total land area: ~4.36km²
Pre-war population: ~873
Total land area: ~4.36km²
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Iskander on Zhovti Vody, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast
Explosion in Zhovti Vody.
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Iskander on Zhovti Vody, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast
Another Iskander flew to the Zhovti Vody area. An explosion was heard.
Last night, Ukraine carried out a large-scale missile attack on targets in Donetsk Oblast, Rostov Oblast and Krasnodar Krai. 2 Mirage-2000s, 4 F-16s, 2 Su-24s, 1 Su-27 and 1 MiG-29 took part in the attacks, in which at least 11 cruise missiles were launched.
At least 4 Storm Shadow cruise missiles targeted a reported Russian headquarters of the 8th combined arms army at 47.9887847, 37.802091 in Donetsk City. At least 2 impacts were recorded there.
Additionally, 4 Storm Shadow missiles flew over northern Crimea towards Krasnodar Krai, before disappearing - likely being shot down.
3 missiles also flew over Luhansk Oblast towards Millerovo Airbase but were likely shot down. Multiple sources are reporting that these were Taurus cruise missiles, which if true, would confirm that Germany did indeed send them to Ukraine some time ago.
Additionally, what appears to be HIMARS GMLRS targeted the city of Yasynuvata, Donetsk Oblast as seen in the first video. 8 impacts are visible.
At least 4 Storm Shadow cruise missiles targeted a reported Russian headquarters of the 8th combined arms army at 47.9887847, 37.802091 in Donetsk City. At least 2 impacts were recorded there.
Additionally, 4 Storm Shadow missiles flew over northern Crimea towards Krasnodar Krai, before disappearing - likely being shot down.
3 missiles also flew over Luhansk Oblast towards Millerovo Airbase but were likely shot down. Multiple sources are reporting that these were Taurus cruise missiles, which if true, would confirm that Germany did indeed send them to Ukraine some time ago.
Additionally, what appears to be HIMARS GMLRS targeted the city of Yasynuvata, Donetsk Oblast as seen in the first video. 8 impacts are visible.
No, Luhansk Oblast is not under full Russian control. This is disinformation being spread by LPR head Pasechnik.
Ukraine still holds around 100km² of the region in the Serebryanskyi Forest, and near Nadiya and Makiivka.
Ukraine still holds around 100km² of the region in the Serebryanskyi Forest, and near Nadiya and Makiivka.
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No, Luhansk Oblast is not under full Russian control. This is disinformation being spread by LPR head Pasechnik. Ukraine still holds around 100km² of the region in the Serebryanskyi Forest, and near Nadiya and Makiivka.
Naturally all the Pro-Russian engagement farmers and propagandists will hop on this train and begin parroting it as true, which just goes to show how little attention some people pay to the frontline situation.
That mindset really doesn't make sense to me, considering Russia is winning and advancing every day.
That mindset really doesn't make sense to me, considering Russia is winning and advancing every day.
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Russian forces have captured the village of Malynivka, Hulyaipole direction, Zaporizhzhia Oblast. Pre-war population: ~873 Total land area: ~4.36km²
I should specify, this news in the linked post is very big. The Hulyaipole section of the frontline hasn’t moved for over 3 years. The fact that Russia can make meaningful progress here while also breaking through Ukrainian lines elsewhere near Kostyantynivka, Chasiv Yar and Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, shows that they have the ability to advance where they wish.
I think we will soon reach a point where successful offensives can be conducted in 3 directions simultaneously, rather than just 2. It’s clear that the current Russian tactics both on the frontline and in the rear are having major effects on Ukrainian defensive capabilities, despite many changes and adaptations having to be made in response to the evolution of this war, which had the possibility of negatively affecting its trajectory.
I think we will soon reach a point where successful offensives can be conducted in 3 directions simultaneously, rather than just 2. It’s clear that the current Russian tactics both on the frontline and in the rear are having major effects on Ukrainian defensive capabilities, despite many changes and adaptations having to be made in response to the evolution of this war, which had the possibility of negatively affecting its trajectory.
Russian forces have captured the village of Koptjeve, Pokrovsk direction, Donetsk Oblast.
Pre-war population: ~23
Total land area: ~0.45km²
Pre-war population: ~23
Total land area: ~0.45km²
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Russian forces have captured the village of Koptjeve, Pokrovsk direction, Donetsk Oblast. Pre-war population: ~23 Total land area: ~0.45km²
With the capture of Koptjeve, and advances in the surrounding areas, Russian forces are now very close to fully anchoring a large section of the eastern flank of Pokrovsk along the eastern bank of the Kazenyi Torets River.
Once this occurs, they will be able to refocus their efforts on the heights to the north, and other sectors if they wish.
Once this occurs, they will be able to refocus their efforts on the heights to the north, and other sectors if they wish.
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A few hours ago, a Russian IL-76MD military transport aircraft landed at Baltimore Airbase in Voronezh Oblast. The cargo likely consists of Iskander-M ballistic missiles for the OTRK installations near the city of Liski, Voronezh Oblast.
I’m curious, how many people still follow the war in Ukraine really closely, as in looking at every advancement and large strike? Because I feel that the community of osinters and mappers is much smaller these days, as people move on to other things or lose interest.
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Additional Russian advance towards Razine and the rear of Pokrovsk.
Russian forces are now within 8km of the main logistics route into Pokrovsk.
The city will likely be breached from the front (south) as the defense in the city is hollowed out.
Russian forces are now within 8km of the main logistics route into Pokrovsk.
The city will likely be breached from the front (south) as the defense in the city is hollowed out.
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Additional Russian advance towards Razine and the rear of Pokrovsk. Russian forces are now within 8km of the main logistics route into Pokrovsk. The city will likely be breached from the front (south) as the defense in the city is hollowed out.
One important question with this is: how much effort will Ukraine put into defending the city? One of the things I always say is that the future of different sectors of the frontline are often dependent on many uncontrollable variables, one of which being the situation on and the prioritization of other sectors. It’s one of the reasons why predictions are often so inaccurate.
As I said yesterday, we may be reaching a point soon where Russia can make large successful pushes for prolonged periods of time in 3 directions, rather than just 2. This will undoubtably have a major effect on the final defence of the Pokrovsk-Myrnohrad agglomeration.
As I said yesterday, we may be reaching a point soon where Russia can make large successful pushes for prolonged periods of time in 3 directions, rather than just 2. This will undoubtably have a major effect on the final defence of the Pokrovsk-Myrnohrad agglomeration.