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After enduring a Russian occupation, a manmade flood, and drone attacks that turned its streets into a human safari, the southern Ukrainian city of Kherson could soon be made completely unlivable. The extended range of Russian drones flown from across the Dnipro River has brought the main roads supplying Kherson — particularly the main highway connecting the city to Mykolaiv — under attack from the skies. Meanwhile, on Aug. 2 and 3. 
Russian forces struck the road bridge to the Korabel neighborhood in the southwest of the city, seeking to destroy the only road connection between it and the mainland. Kherson, with pre-war population of 280,000, was the only new Ukrainian regional capital to be occupied in Russia’s full-scale invasion, falling to Russian forces in the first week of March. Ukrainian forces liberated it in November that year.

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After enduring a Russian occupation, a manmade flood, and drone attacks that turned its streets into a human safari, the southern Ukrainian city of Kherson could soon be made completely unlivable. The extended range of Russian drones flown from across the Dnipro River has brought the main roads supplying Kherson — particularly the main highway connecting the city to Mykolaiv — under attack from the skies. Meanwhile on Aug. 2 and 3. 
Russian forces struck the road bridge to the Korabel neighborhood in the southwest of the city, seeking to destroy the only road connection between it and the mainland. Kherson, with pre-war population of 280,000, was the only new Ukrainian regional capital to be occupied in Russia’s full-scale invasion, falling to Russian forces in the first week of March. Ukrainian forces liberated it in November that year.

After enduring a Russian occupation, a manmade flood, and drone attacks that turned its streets into a human safari, the southern Ukrainian city of Kherson could soon be made completely unlivable.


The extended range of Russian drones flown from across the Dnipro River has brought the main roads supplying Kherson — particularly the main highway connecting the city to Mykolaiv — under attack from the skies.

Meanwhile, on Aug. 2 and 3, Russian forces struck the road bridge to the Korabel neighborhood in the southwest of the city, seeking to destroy the only road connection between it and the mainland.

Kherson, with a pre-war population of 280,000, was the only new Ukrainian regional capital to be occupied in Russia’s full-scale invasion, falling to Russian forces in the first week of March. Ukrainian forces liberated it in November that year.

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After enduring a Russian occupation, a manmade flood, and drone attacks that turned its streets into a human safari, the southern Ukrainian city of Kherson could soon be made completely unlivable. The extended range of Russian drones flown from across the Dnipro River has brought the main roads supplying Kherson — particularly the main highway connecting the city to Mykolaiv — under attack from skies. Meanwhile, on Aug. 2 and 3, Russian forces struck road bridge to Korabel neighborhood in the southwest of city, seeking to destroy only road connection between it and the mainland. Kherson, with a pre-war population of 280,000, was only new Ukrainian regional capital to be occupied in Russia’s full-scale invasion, falling to Russian forces in first week of March. Ukrainian forces liberated it in November that year.

Russia-controlled territories in Ukraine’s Donetsk region are not getting water, acute water shortage after Kyiv cut off supplies to areas under occupation, forcing Moscow-installed authorities to ration access consider desalination solutions. 

The crisis that Ukraine last hope to save this Mariupol town pass up to Russia hand & now surrounding towns also escalating due to the Ukrainian govt’s decision >>halt water delivery through Siverskyi Donets-Donbas canal, which had long served both Ukrainian-controlled and Russian-occupied parts of Donetsk region. The canal, now entirely under Ukrainian control, is no longer providing water to Russian control areas.

Pushilin argued Ukrainian actions amounted to “water terrorism,” while Kyiv said Putin gang is killing Innocent folks, under no obligation to supply utilities to occupied areas, particularly while Russia wages continue killing Ukraine folks as a very good example, a aggressive way for din care attitude by Russian state media have begun emphasizing water crisis as evidence of Ukraine’s alleged mistreatment of civilians in occupied zones, Putin's Russia-controlled territories in facing an acute water shortage,it is Russia to supplies to their areas under occupation, and forcing Moscow-installed authorities to ration access if they want (no problem for Ukraine to supply) & consider desalination solutions. The water crisis in Mariupol and surrounding towns is escalating due to the Ukrainian govt’s decision to halt water delivery through Siverskyi Donets-Donbas canal, which had long served both Ukrainian-controlled and Russian-occupied parts of Donetsk region canal, now entirely under Ukrainian control, is no longer providing water to the Russian-held areas. This is not first time water infrastructure has become a strategic asset in the war. 

In 2014, Ukraine dammed a key canal supplying Crimea, cutting off water access after Russia’s illegal annexation. The blockade was lifted only in 2022 following Russia’s renewed invasion and occupation of the region. In January 2024, UN for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs warned essential water infrastructure across frontline regions in Ukraine remains a top target of attacks civilians are bearing brunt of deliberate service disruption by military actors on both sides.

Earlier, see what Russia reported that Mykolaiv has endured a severe water crisis since April 2022, when a Russian missile strike destroyed main pipeline supplying the city with fresh water from the Dnipro River, the is what Russia can show UN and int'l countries. The Russia-installed head of the Donetsk region, Denis Pushilin, acknowledged that desalination plants may be constructed to address the water scarcity. In late July, he visited Crimea to inspect desalination infrastructure and assess its feasibility for Mariupol.  There no plans or financing mechanisms have been confirmed.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=McvLK3eNyWI

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The long-feared special forces unit that ‘wiped out’ a Russian battalion. A band of elite forces within Kyiv’s military intelligence, the Timur Special Unit has earned hero status. The sun had just risen over Ukraine’s Sumy region when Kyiv’s long-feared special forces unit launched one of the war’s most daring assaults. At least 334 enemy were killed & more than 550 wounded, Ukraine’s military intelligence (HUR) reported. The mission was executed by the Timur Special Unit, a band of elite forces within HUR that carry out clandestine ambushes and raids on land and at sea. Unit usually ops in the shadows, credited with some of the most sophisticated symbolic ops of 41-month war, earning troops almost mythical status in Ukraine. Its commander is Lt Col Timur, a nom de guerre for a man credited with sowing chaos panic in Russia’s rear whom Volodymyr Zelensky named the unit after. Deep behind Russian lines, commandos infiltrated enemy positions, cut off supply lines and destroyed command centres in a surprise attack, according to Kyiv – wiped out an entire Russian battalion & halted its offensive.

On August 24 2023 – Ukraine’s independence day – he became a hero to his countrymen when he planted a Ukrainian flag on Crimea for the first time after almost ten years of occupation. The daring raid on the Black Sea peninsula involved riding boats, then jet skis 125 miles to storm Russian base housed a powerful electronic warfare system had been jamming Kyiv’s missiles. Despite clashes with Russians, the target was hit & mission codenamed “Produdjenia sili” (the Force Awakens) – was lauded as significant military success. Perhaps more significant was the blunt message it sent: Russia was vulnerable. Crimeans would see we had come & Russians understand we can appear anywhere and at any time,” Lt Col Timur later said of the operation. One of HUR’s largest special forces units, not knowing how many soldiers are in Timur’s ranks, but it made up of a myriad of some 20 smaller units highly specialised in irregular warfare. Nobody & Raven units are known for their cutting-edge drone warfare on land & sea, while its Bratstvo “Brotherhood” Battalion excels in amphibious raids and sabotage ops on Russian territory. Spectre 33, also part of Timur’s forces, is a dedicated combat diving unit. A
peculiarity of special [Timur] unit is includes various units with unique skills, special training, enhanced by experience in modern warfare,” said Dmytro Zhmailo, military-political expert & executive director of Ukrainian Security & Cooperation Centre. “It is probably one of very first units since World War II to have carried deep raids with secret missions into Russian-controlled territories,” (they a very first unit (Timur), they should train more to lead more plan to enclose on enemy once they can then trap enemy troopers.) The Timur unit has taken part in some very bloodies battles
from holding “the road of life” in Bakhmut to morale-boosting coups, included liberation of Snake Island in the Black Sea to hunting down Russian mercenaries in Sudan, is like israel commandos... “It is well-equipped with Western weaponry, deeply experienced on field battlefield, highly motivated & extremely effective.”

According to Ivan Stupak, Ukrainian military analyst, a former officer in Ukraine’s security service (SBU). In Sumy, such versatility of unit’s work was on display, he said, referring to their unique ability to seamlessly fight in trenches, forests, & in the air. Russia invaded northeastern front this year, with explicit aim of carving out a “buffer zone” to prevent further cross-border incursions by Ukraine into Russian border regions. HUR claimed Russian advance in Sumy was “stopped cold” * when Timur unit infiltrated enemy positions & “defeated” hundreds of Vladimir Putin’s soldiers in close-quarter fighting & support by air strikes. Nearly 1,000 Russian troops were killed or wounded, HUR said. It signed off a compilation video of multi-pronged attack: “(Timur) armed struggle and continue, continues! It Glory to Ukraine!.”

HUR did not specify the exact date or location of battle, but analysts and open-source intelligence show Russian offensive ops into the northeast region stalled in late May & action was carried out by forces of Chymera, Yunger, Stugna, Siberian Battalion, Aratta, 1514, Paragon, Art Division, First Line, Raven Group, & the 6th Special Ops Unit, which come under umbrella of the Timur unit.
In May, Timur unit carried out helicopter-assault in Kharkiv. Like assault in Sumy, it featured a deadly synchronisation of airpower, artillery, drone strikes ops & sabotage ops behind Russian lines, was a bid to thwart Russian attempts to cross Oskil river, which acts as a key natural defence against enemy forces reaching city of Kupyansk, a vital stronghold on northern fringe of frontline. HUR claimed special forces struck 600 underground enemy shelters, nine field ammunition depots, eight river crossings and killed or wounded 439 enemy troops. Their notable exploits have also seen them dispatched abroad.

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Russia-controlled territories in Ukraine’s Donetsk region are not getting water, acute water shortage after Kyiv cut off supplies to areas under occupation, forcing Moscow-installed authorities to ration access consider desalination solutions. 

The crisis that Ukraine last hope to save this Mariupol town pass up to Russia hand & now surrounding towns also escalating due to the Ukrainian govt’s decision >>halt water delivery through Siverskyi Donets-Donbas canal, which had long served both Ukrainian-controlled and Russian-occupied parts of Donetsk region. The canal, now entirely under Ukrainian control, is no longer providing water to Russian control areas.

Pushilin argued Ukrainian actions amounted to “water terrorism,” while Kyiv said Putin gang is killing Innocent folks, under no obligation to supply utilities to occupied areas, particularly while Russia wages continue killing Ukraine folks as a very good example, a aggressive way for din care attitude by Russian state media have begun emphasizing water crisis as evidence of Ukraine’s alleged mistreatment of civilians in occupied zones, Putin's Russia-controlled territories in facing an acute water shortage,it is Russia to supplies to their areas under occupation, and forcing Moscow-installed authorities to ration access if they want (no problem for Ukraine to supply) & consider desalination solutions. The water crisis in Mariupol and surrounding towns is escalating due to the Ukrainian govt’s decision to halt water delivery through Siverskyi Donets-Donbas canal, which had long served both Ukrainian-controlled and Russian-occupied parts of Donetsk region canal, now entirely under Ukrainian control, is no longer providing water to the Russian-held areas. This is not first time water infrastructure has become a strategic asset in the war. 

In 2014, Ukraine dammed a key canal supplying Crimea, cutting off water access after Russia’s illegal annexation. Blockade was lifted only in 2022 following Russia’s renewed invasion & occupation of region. In January 2024, UN for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs warned essential water infrastructure across frontline regions in Ukraine remains a top target of attacks civilians are bearing brunt of deliberate service disruption by military actors on both sides.

See what Russia reported Mykolaiv has endured a severe water crisis since April 2022, when a Russian missile destroyed main pipeline supplying city with fresh water from Dnipro River, Russia can show UN and int'l countries. Russia-installed head of Donetsk region, acknowledged a desalination plants may be constructed to address water scarcity. In late July, he visited Crimea to inspect desalination infrastructure and assess its feasibility for Mariupol. No financing mechanisms have been confirmed.

https://youtu.be/o0xssRfDB4Q?si=PBQoj0qNvldu8R82

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A more significant very blunt message it sent: Russia was vulnerable.
Crimeans would see we had come & Russians understand we can appear anywhere and at any time,” Lt Col Timur later said of the operation. One of HUR’s largest special forces units, not knowing how many soldiers are in Timur’s ranks, but it made up of a myriad of some 20 smaller units highly specialised in irregular warfare. Nobody & Raven units are known for their cutting-edge drone warfare on land & sea, while its Bratstvo “Brotherhood” Battalion excels in amphibious raids and sabotage ops on Russian territory. Spectre 33, also part of Timur’s forces, is a dedicated combat diving unit. Peculiarity of special [Timur] unit is includes various units with unique skills, special training, enhanced by experience in modern warfare,” said Dmytro Zhmailo, military-political expert & executive director of Ukrainian Security & Cooperation Centre. “It is probably one of very first units since World War II to have carried deep raids with secret missions into Russian-controlled territories,” (Why not?. They a very first unit (Timur), they should train more to lead more plan to enclose on enemy once they can then trap enemy troopers.) The Timur unit has taken part in some very bloodies battles
from holding “the road of life” in Bakhmut to morale-boosting coups, included liberation of Snake Island in the Black Sea to hunting down Russian mercenaries in Sudan, is like israel commandos... “It is well-equipped with Western weaponry, deeply experienced on field battlefield, highly motivated & extremely effective.”

According to Ivan Stupak, Ukrainian military analyst, a former officer in Ukraine’s security service (SBU). In Sumy, such versatility of unit’s work was on display, he said, referring to their unique ability to seamlessly fight in trenches, forests, & in air. Russia invaded northeastern front this year, with explicit aim of carving out a “buffer zone” to prevent further cross-border incursions by Ukraine into Russian border regions. HUR claimed Russian advance in Sumy was “stopped cold” * when Timur unit infiltrated enemy positions & “defeated” hundreds of Vladimir Putin’s soldiers in close-quarter fighting & support by air strikes.
Nearly 1,000 Russian troops were killed or wounded, HUR said. It signed off a compilation video of multi-pronged attack: “(Timur) armed struggle and continue, continues! It Glory to Ukraine!.”

HUR did not specify the exact date or location of battle, but analysts and open-source intelligence show Russian offensive ops into the northeast region stalled in late May & action was carried out by forces of Chymera, Yunger, Stugna, Siberian Battalion, Aratta, 1514, Paragon, Art Division, First Line, Raven Group, & the 6th Special Ops Unit, which come under umbrella of the Timur unit.
In May, Timur unit carried out helicopter-assault in Kharkiv. Like assault in Sumy, it featured a deadly synchronisation of airpower, artillery, drone strikes ops & sabotage ops behind Russian lines, was a bid to thwart Russian attempts to cross Oskil river, which acts as a key natural defence against enemy forces reaching city of Kupyansk, a vital stronghold on northern fringe of frontline. HUR claimed special forces struck 600 underground enemy shelters, nine field ammunition depots, eight river crossings and killed or wounded 439 enemy troops. Their notable exploits have also seen them dispatched abroad.

The long-feared special forces unit that ‘wiped out’ a Russian battalion. A band of elite forces within Kyiv’s military intelligence, the Timur Special Unit has earned hero status. The sun had just risen over Ukraine’s Sumy region when Kyiv’s long-feared special forces unit launched one of the war’s most daring assaults. At least 334 enemy were killed & more than 550 wounded, Ukraine’s military intelligence (HUR) reported. The mission was executed by the Timur Special Unit, a band of elite forces within HUR carry out clandestine ambushes
raids on land and at sea. Unit usually ops in the shadows, credited with some of the most sophisticated symbolic ops of 41-month war, earning troops almost mythical status in Ukraine. Its commander is Lt Col Timur, a nom de guerre for a man credited with sowing chaos panic in Russia’s rear whom Volodymyr Zelensky named the unit after. Deep behind Russian lines, commandos infiltrated enemy positions, cut off supply lines and destroyed command centres in a surprise attack, according to Kyiv – wiped out an entire Russian battalion & halted its offensive.
On August 24 2023 – independence day – he became a hero to his countrymen when he planted a Ukrainian flag on Crimea for the first time after almost ten years of occupation. The daring raid on the Black Sea peninsula involved riding boats, then jet skis 125 miles to storm Russian base housed a powerful electronic warfare system had been jamming Kyiv’s missiles. Despite clashes with Russians, the target was hit & mission codenamed “Produdjenia sili” (the Force Awakens) – was lauded as significant military success

Recent reports reveal the shocking extent of the war. We are no longer merely discussing the effects of artillery fire, drone attacks, or airstrikes. What is happening now points to events that are directly undermining soldier psychology, the chain of command, and trust within the military. Claims that commanders have been killed by their own soldiers in some units highlight that the war is not only causing a physical collapse but also a psychological one. The instinct for survival on the front lines has now become more dominant than even the chain of command. In particular, in recent weeks, the mass surrender of some Russian units or their rebellion against their commanders shows how shaken the military order has become.
The prolonged war, loss of morale, heavy casualties, and strategic uncertainty seem to have placed a heavy burden on the soldiers. In this situation, where trust within the unit has been lost and survival has become the priority, it is reported that some soldiers have made decisions that are difficult to believe. Some are pointing their weapons at their own officers to escape the battlefield, while others r attempting to save themselves through mass surrender. Such incidents necessitate an analysis of the war not only in terms of its political or military dimensions but also its psychological and social impacts. Are these isolated incidents, or are they signs of a larger breakdown? What do these divisions within the Russian army signify? Do the killings of commanders and mass surrenders merely reflect the despair on the front lines, or are they harbingers of developments that could alter the course of the war? We will now examine the answers to all these questions and the details behind the scenes together.

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The long-feared special forces unit that ‘wiped out’ a Russian battalion. A band of elite forces within Kyiv’s military intelligence, the Timur Special Unit has earned hero status. The sun had just risen over Ukraine’s Sumy region when Kyiv’s long-feared special forces unit launched one of the war’s most daring assaults. At least 334 enemy were killed & more than 550 wounded, Ukraine’s military intelligence (HUR) reported. The mission was executed by the Timur Special Unit, a band of elite forces within HUR that carry out clandestine ambushes and raids on land and at sea. Unit usually ops in the shadows, credited with some of the most sophisticated symbolic ops of 41-month war, earning troops almost mythical status in Ukraine. Its commander is Lt Col Timur, a nom de guerre for a man credited with sowing chaos panic in Russia’s rear whom Volodymyr Zelensky named the unit after. Deep behind Russian lines, commandos infiltrated enemy positions, cut off supply lines and destroyed command centres in a surprise attack, according to Kyiv – wiped out an entire Russian battalion & halted its offensive.

On August 24 2023 – Ukraine’s independence day – he became a hero to his countrymen when he planted a Ukrainian flag on Crimea for the first time after almost ten years of occupation. The daring raid on the Black Sea peninsula involved riding boats, then jet skis 125 miles to storm Russian base housed a powerful electronic warfare system had been jamming Kyiv’s missiles. Despite clashes with Russians, the target was hit & mission codenamed “Produdjenia sili” (the Force Awakens) – was lauded as significant military success. Perhaps more significant was the blunt message it sent: Russia was vulnerable. Crimeans would see we had come & Russians understand we can appear anywhere and at any time,” Lt Col Timur later said of the operation. One of HUR’s largest special forces units, not knowing how many soldiers are in Timur’s ranks, but it made up of a myriad of some 20 smaller units highly specialised in irregular warfare. Nobody & Raven units are known for their cutting-edge drone warfare on land & sea, while its Bratstvo “Brotherhood” Battalion excels in amphibious raids and sabotage ops on Russian territory. Spectre 33, also part of Timur’s forces, is a dedicated combat diving unit. A
peculiarity of special [Timur] unit is includes various units with unique skills, special training, enhanced by experience in modern warfare,” said Dmytro Zhmailo, military-political expert & executive director of Ukrainian Security & Cooperation Centre. “It is probably one of very first units since World War II to have carried deep raids with secret missions into Russian-controlled territories,” (they a very first unit (Timur), they should train more to lead more plan to enclose on enemy once they can then trap enemy troopers.) The Timur unit has taken part in some very bloodies battles
from holding “the road of life” in Bakhmut to morale-boosting coups, included liberation of Snake Island in the Black Sea to hunting down Russian mercenaries in Sudan, is like israel commandos... “It is well-equipped with Western weaponry, deeply experienced on field battlefield, highly motivated & extremely effective.”

According to Ivan Stupak, Ukrainian military analyst, a former officer in Ukraine’s security service (SBU). In Sumy, such versatility of unit’s work was on display, he said, referring to their unique ability to seamlessly fight in trenches, forests, & in the air. Russia invaded northeastern front this year, with explicit aim of carving out a “buffer zone” to prevent further cross-border incursions by Ukraine into Russian border regions. HUR claimed Russian advance in Sumy was “stopped cold” * when Timur unit infiltrated enemy positions & “defeated” hundreds of Vladimir Putin’s soldiers in close-quarter fighting & support by air strikes. Nearly 1,000 Russian troops were killed or wounded, HUR said. It signed off a compilation video of multi-pronged attack: “(Timur) armed struggle and continue, continues! It Glory to Ukraine!.”

HUR did not specify the exact date or location of battle, but analysts and open-source intelligence show Russian offensive ops into the northeast region stalled in late May & action was carried out by forces of Chymera, Yunger, Stugna, Siberian Battalion, Aratta, 1514, Paragon, Art Division, First Line, Raven Group, & the 6th Special Ops Unit, which come under umbrella of the Timur unit.
In May, Timur unit carried out helicopter-assault in Kharkiv. Like assault in Sumy, it featured a deadly synchronisation of airpower, artillery, drone strikes ops & sabotage ops behind Russian lines, was a bid to thwart Russian attempts to cross Oskil river, which acts as a key natural defence against enemy forces reaching city of Kupyansk, a vital stronghold on northern fringe of frontline. HUR claimed special forces struck 600 underground enemy shelters, nine field ammunition depots, eight river crossings and killed or wounded 439 enemy troops. Their notable exploits have also seen them dispatched abroad.

According to Ivan Stupak, Ukrainian military analyst, a former officer in Ukraine’s security service (SBU). On Sumy, versatility of such unit’s work was on display, to their unique ability to seamlessly fight in trenches, forests & in air. When Russia invaded northeastern front, w/explicit carving out a “buffer zone” to prevent further cross-border incursions by enemy. HUR claimed Russian advance in Sumy was “stopped cold” * when Timur unit infiltrated enemy positions & “defeated” hundreds of Vladimir Putin’s soldiers in close-quarter fighting & support by air strikes. Nearly
1,000 Russian troops were killed or wounded, HUR signed off a compilation video of multi-pronged attack: “(Timur) armed struggle and continue, continues!.
Video released by Defence Intelligence of Ukraine drew our initially identified as strike on a 96L6 radar, S-400 air defense system – turned out not tobe 96L6. After
analyzing visual features on target, we'r confidence this's advanced 98L6 Yenisei radar, which is a standard radar unit for S-500 Prometey air defense system,” the open-source investigators wrote.

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According to Ivan Stupak, Ukrainian military analyst, a former officer in Ukraine’s security service (SBU). On Sumy, versatility of such unit’s work was on display, to their unique ability to seamlessly fight in trenches, forests & in air. When Russia invaded northeastern front, w/explicit carving out a “buffer zone” to prevent further cross-border incursions by enemy. HUR claimed Russian advance in Sumy was “stopped cold” * when Timur unit infiltrated enemy positions & “defeated” hundreds of Vladimir Putin’s soldiers in close-quarter fighting & support by air strikes. Nearly 1,000 Russian troops were killed or wounded, HUR signed off a compilation video of multi-pronged attack: “(Timur) armed struggle and continue, continues!...  Video released by Defence Intelligence of Ukraine drew our initially identified as strike on a 96L6 radar, S-400 air defense system – turned out not tobe 96L6. After by analyzing visual features on target, we'r confidence this's advanced 98L6 Yenisei radar, which is a standard radar unit for S-500 Prometey air defense system,” the open-source investigators wrote.

The long-feared special forces unit that ‘wiped out’ a Russian battalion. A band of elite forces within Kyiv’s military intelligence, the Timur Special Unit has earned especially status (hero)..

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The long-feared special forces unit that ‘wiped out’ a Russian battalion. A band of elite forces within Kyiv’s military intelligence, the Timur Special Unit has earned especially status (hero)..

The radar system underwent trials in 2020–2021 and, according to open sources, was officially adopted into service in April 2021. Russians core of the 96L6E Yenisei radar is a multi-element active electronically scanned array (AESA) w/high level of resistance to jamming, capable of detecting & tracking both aerodynamic & ballistic targets at ranges of up to 600 km &  
altitudes of up to 100 km. Target data is transmitted to command post further use by other air defense components &
externally, new Yenisei radar resembles Russian 96L6E radar. It's mounted on a 4-axle MZKT chassis, has similar layout. Platform features fully rotatable antenna unit & an equipment container, 2-radar radar systems have some differences as they use different types of antennas, the main antenna array of 96L6E is divided into two sections of different sizes.

The Yenisei radar is capable of operating not only in 360-degree surveillance mode but also within a narrow sector. This enables improved performance in detecting ballistic targets. Radar station is now standard system for Russia’s new S-500 Prometey air defense system.
According to CyberBoroshno, in Crimea it also used alongside S-400, why open-source investigators tried to determine exact coordinates of the strike of missile system radar was ops w/particular case.
So, Ukrainian when on used drones to struck at Russian radars also been concealed inside special radio-transparent domes, which were built in the southern part of the Crimean Peninsula back in Soviet times.

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The radar system underwent trials in 2020–2021 and, according to open sources, was officially adopted into service in April 2021. Russians core of the 96L6E Yenisei radar is a multi-element active electronically scanned array (AESA) w/high level of resistance to jamming, capable of detecting & tracking both aerodynamic & ballistic targets at ranges of up to 600 km &  
altitudes of up to 100 km. Target data is transmitted to command post further use by other air defense components &
externally, new Yenisei radar resembles Russian 96L6E radar. It's mounted on a 4-axle MZKT chassis, has similar layout. Platform features fully rotatable antenna unit & an equipment container, 2-radar radar systems have some differences as they use different types of antennas, the main antenna array of 96L6E is divided into two sections of different sizes.

The Yenisei radar is capable of operating not only in 360-degree surveillance mode but also within a narrow sector. This enables improved performance in detecting ballistic targets. Radar station is now standard system for Russia’s new S-500 Prometey air defense system.
According to CyberBoroshno, in Crimea it also used alongside S-400, why open-source investigators tried to determine exact coordinates of the strike of missile system radar was ops w/particular case.
So, Ukrainian when on used drones to struck at Russian radars also been concealed inside special radio-transparent domes, which were built in the southern part of the Crimean Peninsula back in Soviet times.

Lastest Russia built S-500 Systems.

Damaged Radar in Crimea Confirmed as S-500 Air Defense System Component - Militarnyi https://share.google/xDSemD4PYuCiG4c13

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Ukraine Waited for North Korea’s Tank Convoy to Enter — Then Crushed Them All...When North Korea’s massive tank convoy crossed the border, they thought Ukraine would retreat. Instead, Ukraine unleashed a perfectly planned ambush that turned the battlefield into chaos. Within minutes, shells tore through armor, drones hunted from above, and every escape route was sealed. Ukraine’s forces struck with precision, leaving wreckage scattered across the fields. This was not just a battle—it was a statement that Ukraine would never bow. Watch how Ukraine’s strategy, courage, and firepower crushed an entire armored advance, sending a clear warning to any who dare challenge Ukraine.
https://youtu.be/7rAyERo0UOw?si=DoPdkKJ1KwnoQmJu

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Ukraine Waited for North Korea’s Tank Convoy to Enter — Then Crushed Them All...When North Korea’s massive tank convoy crossed the border, they thought Ukraine would retreat. Instead, Ukraine unleashed a perfectly planned ambush that turned the battlefield into chaos. Within minutes, shells tore through armor, drones hunted from above, and every escape route was sealed. Ukraine’s forces struck with precision, leaving wreckage scattered across the fields. This was not just a battle—it was a statement that Ukraine would never bow. Watch how Ukraine’s strategy, courage, and firepower crushed an entire armored advance, sending a clear warning to any who dare challenge Ukraine.
https://youtu.be/7rAyERo0UOw?si=DoPdkKJ1KwnoQmJu

https://youtu.be/7rAyERo0UOw?si=mfxTC3XBhFdCALJY

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The long-feared special forces unit that ‘wiped out’ a Russian battalion. A band of elite forces within Kyiv’s military intelligence, the Timur Special Unit has earned especially status (hero)..

1) A Ukrainian firm released a video of interceptor drone flying upto 195 miles per hour.

2) That's a $2,500 first-person-view drone flying at roughly such speed of a bullet train, and 

3) Speed is essential for interceptor drones because they have to chase down loitering munitions.

A Ukrainian firm Wild Hornets said its Sting interceptor reached upto 195 miles per hour in stable flight — speed likely makes the system one of the fastest first-person-view combat drones

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1) A Ukrainian firm released a video of interceptor drone flying upto 195 miles per hour.

2) That's a $2,500 first-person-view drone flying at roughly such speed of a bullet train, and 

3) Speed is essential for interceptor drones because they have to chase down loitering munitions.

A Ukrainian firm Wild Hornets said its Sting interceptor reached upto 195 miles per hour in stable flight — speed likely makes the system one of the fastest first-person-view combat drones

https://www.businessinsider.com/cheap-dr...eed-2025-8

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1) A Ukrainian firm released a video of interceptor drone flying upto 195 miles per hour.

2) That's a $2,500 first-person-view drone flying at roughly such speed of a bullet train, and 

3) Speed is essential for interceptor drones because they have to chase down loitering munitions.

A Ukrainian firm Wild Hornets said its Sting interceptor reached upto 195 miles per hour in stable flight — speed likely makes system one of the fastest 1st-person-view combat drones

Announcement comes as Ukrainian drone industry has been trying months to push limits of FPV interceptors. Units are increasingly looking to these low-cost drones, once a novel concept on the battlefield, as a solution against the Iranian-designed Shahed. Russia, which manufactures the Shahed locally, has drastically increased number of these exploding drones it deploys at a time, pairing them with ballistic missiles to overwhelm Ukrainian air defenses.
But new enemy tactics allow Shaheds to fly higher & faster, also made it more difficult for machine gun squads, a core pillar of air defense for Ukraine, to hit loitering munitions reliably.

An interceptor drone's speed is key as uncrewed system must be fast enough to catch up to the Shahed. The Shahed-136, standard loitering munition used in Russia's drone waves, flies at about 115 miles per hour.
https://www.businessinsider.com/cheap-dr...eed-2025-8

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1) A Ukrainian firm released a video of interceptor drone flying upto 195 miles per hour.

2) That's a $2,500 first-person-view drone flying at roughly such speed of a bullet train, and 

3) Speed is essential for interceptor drones because they have to chase down loitering munitions.

A Ukrainian firm Wild Hornets said its Sting interceptor reached upto 195 miles per hour in stable flight — speed likely makes the system one of the fastest first-person-view combat drones

When reports first emerged of the Sting's existence in the fall of 2024, the drone's baseline was to fly faster than 100 miles per hour. With video announcement, it has now been recorded notching nearly double that speed. One of industry's rising stars, Sting is being deployed in active combat, though it's unclear at what scale. The Wild Hornets have said one interceptor costs $2,500 & Ukrainian pilots already used drone Sting to destroy roughly 100 Shahed drones.
Still a small contribution to total volume of Moscow's drone attacks launched over 6,000 Shaheds decoys July alone.

But Ukraine hopes interceptor drones will soon shore up the gap in its air defenses. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has announced a goal for the country to build 1,000 interceptor drones daily. Kyiv's forces generally report shooting down or disabling between 86 to 89% of Russia's Shaheds, meaning that several hundred still get through a month. The reported interception and disabling rate was 82% in May. Russia, meanwhile pushing drone tech of its own reported to be testing & deploying jet-powered versions of Shahed, believed to be modeled after improved Iranian design can fly up to 500 miles/hour.
Russia's rumored jet-powered versions of the Iranian Shahed are appearing in Ukraine's air defense reports. Enemy is making so many Iranian Shahed drones that it could soon launch 2,000 of them in a single night. Ukraine's special ops soldiers are getting into more 'mischief' behind Russian lines Amid Ukraine's elite soldiers are finding other ways to cause problems for enemy. Ukraine are pumping millions of dollars into drones built to kill Russian ones attacking its cities.

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When reports first emerged of the Sting's existence in the fall of 2024, the drone's baseline was to fly faster than 100 miles per hour. With video announcement, it has now been recorded notching nearly double that speed. One of industry's rising stars, Sting is being deployed in active combat, though it's unclear at what scale. The Wild Hornets have said one interceptor costs $2,500 & Ukrainian pilots already used drone Sting to destroy roughly 100 Shahed drones.
Still a small contribution to total volume of Moscow's drone attacks launched over 6,000 Shaheds decoys July alone.

But Ukraine hopes interceptor drones will soon shore up the gap in its air defenses. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has announced a goal for the country to build 1,000 interceptor drones daily. Kyiv's forces generally report shooting down or disabling between 86 to 89% of Russia's Shaheds, meaning that several hundred still get through a month. The reported interception and disabling rate was 82% in May. Russia, meanwhile pushing drone tech of its own reported to be testing & deploying jet-powered versions of Shahed, believed to be modeled after improved Iranian design can fly up to 500 miles/hour.
Russia's rumored jet-powered versions of the Iranian Shahed are appearing in Ukraine's air defense reports. Enemy is making so many Iranian Shahed drones that it could soon launch 2,000 of them in a single night. Ukraine's special ops soldiers are getting into more 'mischief' behind Russian lines Amid Ukraine's elite soldiers are finding other ways to cause problems for enemy. Ukraine are pumping millions of dollars into drones built to kill Russian ones attacking its cities.

https://www.businessinsider.com/cheap-dr...eed-2025-8

[Tee tiong huat]

1) A Ukrainian firm released a video of interceptor drone flying upto 195 miles per hour.

2) That's a $2,500 first-person-view drone flying at roughly such speed of a bullet train, and 

3) Speed is essential for interceptor drones because they have to chase down loitering munitions.

A Ukrainian firm Wild Hornets said its Sting interceptor reached upto 195 miles per hour in stable flight — speed likely makes the system one of the fastest first-person-view combat drones

With many hundreds of Ukraine soldiers from other battalion supported, lead by 
Azov battalion now fighting Putin’s soldiers in close-quarter fighting in today, this important updates from the Pokrovsk direction. Here, on eastern flank, enemy forces conducted massive push to try to cut off Ukrainian lines to Pokrovsk & try to starve out defenders. However, Russians quickly got stuck in fortifications that guard backwand of the Ukrainian defense line, now intense close-quarters battles breaking out, the latest enemy adjustment of summer offensive, enemy forces are now concentrating efforts on encircling Pokrovsk from the east. Despite being initially promising, failed encirclement efforts from the west fail unsuccessful to infiltration, attempts from south were both successfully pushed back by Ukrainian defenders. Ukrainians improved their tactical standing, stalling further enemy momentum, which enemy changed their strategy toward targeting logistics on western flank. However, cannot be said for eastern flank. After making headway, enemy forces rapidly shifted focus to this sector, capitalizing on their momentum to push deeper and reach the strategically vital settlement of Rodynske. Their objective is now clear: cut supply lines, to threaten Pokrovsk &
Myrnohrad from behind, force Ukrainian defense into a semi-encircled position.

Rodynske has emerged as a focal point in Russia’s ops plan due to its position directly behind Pokrovsk & Myrnohrad, that allows it to serve as a logistical & tactical keystone for both towns. Capturing would open a dangerous axis of advance from rear, collapsing supply routes & placing added pressure on Ukrainian units holding line. Recognizing this, Russian commanders are pouring reinforcements into the area, prioritizing capture of dense urban environment of Rodynske, cab offer enemy both protection for troop concentrations & is a ideal conditions to launch drone ops over another 25 km farther away. If secured, enemy drone teams position in Rodynske could launch strikes with ease across a 15 to 25 kilometer radius, can hit key Ukrainian staging areas & logistical hubs. If enemy look at the topographic map, one can immediate see threat easily extend west toward Hryshyne, which sits in a lowland would be vulnerable to attack. Additionally, this would allow Russians to gain access to the same high ground that Pokrovsk is sitting on & would open up attack routes directly from behind. For now, however, main Russian effort remains squarely focused on breaking Ukrainian resistance in Rodynske.

So fierce battle by Ukrainian soldiers for the settlement has already begun, with high-intensity engagements playing out on its eastern approaches. Geolocated video combat footage paints a clear picture of fighting, as one clip, show Ukrainian marine fires an AT-4 grenade launcher point-blank range into an underground cellar where Russian soldiers had holed up in. After the explosion opened up underground area, a Vampire hexacopter was able to drop a heavy mine from above, obliterating the enemy position. Elsewhere, the Starfall unit of the 14th Ops Brigade of Ukraine’s National Guard shown operating east of Rodynske, targeted Russian troops hiding near mine w/drone-dropped explosives to stop their advance. More particularly brutal GoPro footage captures two Ukrainian soldiers responding to signs of an enemy presence. Calmly calculated, they discover two (2) Russian assault troops hiding in cellar speaking fluent Russian, Ukrainians momentarily confuse the intruders b4 eliminating w/grenades tossed inside. Same team later clears a nearby house, eliminates other Russian
inside & seizes captured assault rifle.

Overall, Pokrovsk remains hottest section of frontline remain focal point of Russia’s summer campaign determine to establish a foothold in neighborhoods b4
the rains-fall make any approach on soft ground impossible, enemy pivot to east already yielded dangerous momentum. Yet this shift is now being met with fierce Ukrainian resistance centered on Rodynske, quickly growing to be of extreme importance. Its defense is about protecting the entire Pokrovsk–Myrnohrad sector from collapse, as if Rodynske falls, door to encirclement opens for however, especially for enemy, for Ukrainian forces are now holding, fighting house to house & striking back w/every weapons available. Battle is far from over, but the outcome in Rodynske may well decide the fate of Pokrovsk.

[Tee tiong huat]

1) A Ukrainian firm released a video of interceptor drone flying upto 195 miles per hour.

2) That's a $2,500 first-person-view drone flying at roughly such speed of a bullet train, and 

3) Speed is essential for interceptor drones because they have to chase down loitering munitions.

A Ukrainian firm Wild Hornets said its Sting interceptor reached upto 195 miles per hour in stable flight — speed likely makes the system one of the fastest first-person-view combat drones

With many hundreds of Ukraine soldiers from other battalion supported, lead by 
Azov battalion now fighting Putin’s soldiers in close-quarter fighting in today, this important updates from the Pokrovsk direction. Here, on eastern flank, enemy forces conducted massive push to try to cut off Ukrainian lines to Pokrovsk & try to starve out defenders. However, Russians quickly got stuck in fortifications that guard backwand of the Ukrainian defense line, now intense close-quarters battles breaking out, the latest enemy adjustment of summer offensive, enemy forces are now concentrating efforts on encircling Pokrovsk from the east. Despite being initially promising, failed encirclement efforts from the west fail unsuccessful to infiltration, attempts from south were both successfully pushed back by Ukrainian defenders. Ukrainians improved their tactical standing, stalling further enemy momentum, which enemy changed their strategy toward targeting logistics on western flank. However, cannot be said for eastern flank. After making headway, enemy forces rapidly shifted focus to this sector, capitalizing on their momentum to push deeper and reach the strategically vital settlement of Rodynske. Their objective is now clear: cut supply lines, to threaten Pokrovsk &
Myrnohrad from behind, force Ukrainian defense into a semi-encircled position.

Rodynske has emerged as a focal point in Russia’s ops plan due to its position directly behind Pokrovsk & Myrnohrad, that allows it to serve as a logistical & tactical keystone for both towns. Capturing would open a dangerous axis of advance from rear, collapsing supply routes & placing added pressure on Ukrainian units holding line. Recognizing this, Russian commanders are pouring reinforcements into the area, prioritizing capture of dense urban environment of Rodynske, cab offer enemy both protection for troop concentrations & is a ideal conditions to launch drone ops over another 25 km farther away. If secured, enemy drone teams position in Rodynske could launch strikes with ease across a 15 to 25 kilometer radius, can hit key Ukrainian staging areas & logistical hubs. If enemy look at the topographic map, one can immediate see threat easily extend west toward Hryshyne, which sits in a lowland would be vulnerable to attack. Additionally, this would allow Russians to gain access to the same high ground that Pokrovsk is sitting on & would open up attack routes directly from behind. For now, however, main Russian effort remains squarely focused on breaking Ukrainian resistance in Rodynske.

So fierce battle by Ukrainian soldiers for the settlement has already begun, with high-intensity engagements playing out on its eastern approaches. Geolocated video combat footage paints a clear picture of fighting, as one clip, show Ukrainian marine fires an AT-4 grenade launcher point-blank range into an underground cellar where Russian soldiers had holed up in. After the explosion opened up underground area, a Vampire hexacopter was able to drop a heavy mine from above, obliterating the enemy position. Elsewhere, the Starfall unit of the 14th Ops Brigade of Ukraine’s National Guard shown operating east of Rodynske, targeted Russian troops hiding near mine w/drone-dropped explosives to stop their advance. More particularly brutal GoPro footage captures two Ukrainian soldiers responding to signs of an enemy presence. Calmly calculated, they discover two (2) Russian assault troops hiding in cellar speaking fluent Russian, Ukrainians momentarily confuse the intruders b4 eliminating w/grenades tossed inside. Same team later clears a nearby house, eliminates other Russian
inside & seizes captured assault rifle.

Overall, Pokrovsk remains hottest section of frontline remain focal point of Russia’s summer campaign determine to establish a foothold in neighborhoods b4
the rains-fall make any approach on soft ground impossible, enemy pivot to east already yielded dangerous momentum. Yet this shift is now being met with fierce Ukrainian resistance centered on Rodynske, quickly growing to be of extreme importance. Its defense is about protecting the entire Pokrovsk–Myrnohrad sector from collapse, as if Rodynske falls, door to encirclement opens for however, especially for enemy, for Ukrainian forces are now holding, fighting house to house & striking back w/every weapons available. Battle is far from over, but the outcome in Rodynske may well decide the fate of Pokrovsk.

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With many hundreds of Ukraine soldiers from other battalion support, lead by Azov battalion now fighting Putin’s soldiers in close-quarter fighting today, this important updates from Pokrovsk direction. Here, on eastern flank, enemy forces conducted massive push to try to cut off Ukrainian lines to Pokrovsk & try to starve out defenders. However, Russians quickly got stuck in fortifications that guard backwand of the Ukrainian defense line, now intense close-quarters battles breaking out, the latest enemy adjustment of summer offensive, enemy forces are now concentrating efforts on encircling Pokrovsk from the east. Despite being initially promising, failed encirclement efforts from the west fail unsuccessful to infiltration, attempts from south were both successfully pushed back by Ukrainian defenders. Ukrainians improved their tactical standing, stalling further enemy momentum, which enemy changed their strategy toward targeting logistics on western flank. However, cannot be said for eastern flank. After making headway, enemy forces rapidly shifted focus to this sector, capitalizing on their momentum to push deeper and reach the strategically vital settlement of Rodynske. Their objective is now clear: cut supply lines, to threaten Pokrovsk & Myrnohrad from behind, force Ukrainian defense into a semi-encircled position.

Rodynske has emerged as a focal point in Russia’s ops plan due to its position directly behind Pokrovsk & Myrnohrad, that allows it to serve as a logistical & tactical keystone for both towns. Capturing would open a dangerous axis of advance from rear, collapsing supply routes & placing added pressure on Ukrainian units holding line. Recognizing this, Russian commanders are pouring reinforcements into the area, prioritizing capture of dense urban environment of Rodynske, cab offer enemy both protection for troop concentrations & is a ideal conditions to launch drone ops over another 25 km farther away. If secured, enemy drone teams position in Rodynske could launch strikes with ease across a 15 to 25 kilometer radius, can hit key Ukrainian staging areas & logistical hubs. If enemy look at the topographic map, one can immediate see threat easily extend west toward Hryshyne, which sits in a lowland
would be vulnerable to attack. Additionally, this would allow Russians to gain access to the same high ground that Pokrovsk is sitting on & would open up attack routes directly from behind, now however, main Russian effort remains squarely focused on breaking Ukrainian resistance in Rodynske.

So!, fierce battle by Ukrainian soldiers for the settlement has already begun, with high-intensity engagements playing out on its eastern approaches. Geolocated video combat footage paints a clear picture of fighting, on one clip, show Ukrainian marine fires an AT-4 grenade into an underground cellar where Russian soldiers holed up in, after explosion opened up underground area, a Vampire hexacopter was able to drop a heavy mine from above, obliterating enemy position. Elsewhere. Starfall unit of 14th Ops Brigade of Ukraine’s National Guard shown ops east of Rodynske, targeted Russian troops hiding near mine w/drone-dropped explosives to stop their advance. More particularly brutal GoPro footage captures two Ukrainian soldiers responding to signs of enemy presence. Calculated they discover two (2) Russian assault troops hiding in cellar speaking fluent Russian momentarily confuse (intruders) the Ukrainians eliminated w/grenades tossed inside. Team later clears a nearby house, eliminates other Russian inside & seizes captured assault rifle.

Overall, Pokrovsk remains hottest section of frontline remain focal point of Russia’s summer campaign determine to establish a foothold in neighborhoods b4 rains-fall make any approach on soft ground impossible, enemy pivot to east already yielded dangerous momentum. Yet this shift is now being met with fierce Ukrainian resistance centered on Rodynske, quickly growing to be of extreme importance. Its defense is about protecting the entire Pokrovsk–Myrnohrad sector from collapse, as if Rodynske falls, door to encirclement opens for however, especially for enemy, for Ukrainian forces are now holding, fighting house to house & striking back w/every weapons available. Battle is far from over, but the outcome in Rodynske may well decide the fate of Pokrovsk.

https://youtu.be/tQsrB0Djve4?si=Q8V4w3zxAzVAbG8y

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https://youtu.be/EoiGJB1i5Y8?si=de4iDnEyUsYbGHbw

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With many hundreds of Ukraine soldiers from other battalion supported, lead by 
Azov battalion now fighting Putin’s soldiers in close-quarter fighting in today, this important updates from the Pokrovsk direction. Here, on eastern flank, enemy forces conducted massive push to try to cut off Ukrainian lines to Pokrovsk & try to starve out defenders. However, Russians quickly got stuck in fortifications that guard backwand of the Ukrainian defense line, now intense close-quarters battles breaking out, the latest enemy adjustment of summer offensive, enemy forces are now concentrating efforts on encircling Pokrovsk from the east. Despite being initially promising, failed encirclement efforts from the west fail unsuccessful to infiltration, attempts from south were both successfully pushed back by Ukrainian defenders. Ukrainians improved their tactical standing, stalling further enemy momentum, which enemy changed their strategy toward targeting logistics on western flank. However, cannot be said for eastern flank. After making headway, enemy forces rapidly shifted focus to this sector, capitalizing on their momentum to push deeper and reach the strategically vital settlement of Rodynske. Their objective is now clear: cut supply lines, to threaten Pokrovsk &
Myrnohrad from behind, force Ukrainian defense into a semi-encircled position.

Rodynske has emerged as a focal point in Russia’s ops plan due to its position directly behind Pokrovsk & Myrnohrad, that allows it to serve as a logistical & tactical keystone for both towns. Capturing would open a dangerous axis of advance from rear, collapsing supply routes & placing added pressure on Ukrainian units holding line. Recognizing this, Russian commanders are pouring reinforcements into the area, prioritizing capture of dense urban environment of Rodynske, cab offer enemy both protection for troop concentrations & is a ideal conditions to launch drone ops over another 25 km farther away. If secured, enemy drone teams position in Rodynske could launch strikes with ease across a 15 to 25 kilometer radius, can hit key Ukrainian staging areas & logistical hubs. If enemy look at the topographic map, one can immediate see threat easily extend west toward Hryshyne, which sits in a lowland would be vulnerable to attack. Additionally, this would allow Russians to gain access to the same high ground that Pokrovsk is sitting on & would open up attack routes directly from behind. For now, however, main Russian effort remains squarely focused on breaking Ukrainian resistance in Rodynske.

So fierce battle by Ukrainian soldiers for the settlement has already begun, with high-intensity engagements playing out on its eastern approaches. Geolocated video combat footage paints a clear picture of fighting, as one clip, show Ukrainian marine fires an AT-4 grenade launcher point-blank range into an underground cellar where Russian soldiers had holed up in. After the explosion opened up underground area, a Vampire hexacopter was able to drop a heavy mine from above, obliterating the enemy position. Elsewhere, the Starfall unit of the 14th Ops Brigade of Ukraine’s National Guard shown operating east of Rodynske, targeted Russian troops hiding near mine w/drone-dropped explosives to stop their advance. More particularly brutal GoPro footage captures two Ukrainian soldiers responding to signs of an enemy presence. Calmly calculated, they discover two (2) Russian assault troops hiding in cellar speaking fluent Russian, Ukrainians momentarily confuse the intruders b4 eliminating w/grenades tossed inside. Same team later clears a nearby house, eliminates other Russian inside & seizes captured assault rifle.

Overall, Pokrovsk remains hottest section of frontline remain focal point of Russia’s summer campaign determine to establish a foothold in neighborhoods b4 the rains-fall make any approach on soft ground impossible, enemy pivot of east ready
to yielded dangerous momentum. Yet this shift is now being met with fierce Ukrainian resistance centered on Rodynske, quickly growing to be of extreme importance. Its defense is about protecting the entire Pokrovsk–Myrnohrad sector from collapse, as if Rodynske falls, door to encirclement opens for however, especially for enemy, for Ukrainian forces are now holding, fighting house to house & striking back w/every weapons available. Battle is far from over, but the outcome in Rodynske may well decide the fate of Pokrovsk.

https://youtu.be/0z8L_1_W2_g?si=ZfmQQuvaBFsVF6pQ

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Battalion..called DPR’s 5th Brigade went missing in 5days after being summoned by superiors. In 1 case, the wife of vanished commander was told he run away, no further contact has been made. Such disappearances serve as a warning: obedience is enforced through fear, & dissent is erased without a trace.

Overall, despite chaos these infiltration attempts cause for the defenders, the general picture in Pokrovsk remains in Ukraine’s favor. The destruction of the southern sabotage groups, combined w/capture of surviving infiltrators, shows Russian command gambling everything for even a minor symbolic gains in Pokrovsk. W/success rates near zero, & casualty rates between 80 & 100%, these ops less about achieving breakthroughs more to demonstrating activity to higher political leadership. Ukrainian forces remain on high alert, aware that similar infiltration patterns are now being tested from the east. For now, Pokrovsk holds, but for Russians appear willing to keep feeding cannon fodder into the grinder in a desperate bid to change, regardless of the human cost...

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Battalion..called DPR’s 5th Brigade went missing in 5days after being summoned by superiors. In 1 case, the wife of vanished commander was told he run away, no further contact has been made. Such disappearances serve as a warning: obedience is enforced through fear, & dissent is erased without a trace.

Overall, despite chaos these infiltration attempts cause for the defenders, the general picture in Pokrovsk remains in Ukraine’s favor. The destruction of the southern sabotage groups, combined w/capture of surviving infiltrators, shows Russian command gambling everything for even a minor symbolic gains in Pokrovsk. W/success rates near zero, & casualty rates between 80 & 100%, these ops less about achieving breakthroughs more to demonstrating activity to higher political leadership. Ukrainian forces remain on high alert, aware that similar infiltration patterns are now being tested from the east. For now, Pokrovsk holds, but for Russians appear willing to keep feeding cannon fodder into the grinder in a desperate bid to change, regardless of the human cost...

With hundreds of Ukraine soldiers from other battalion supported and lead by
Azov battalion now fighting Putin’s soldiers in close-quarter fighting, this important updates from the Pokrovsk direction. Here, on eastern flank, enemy forces conducted massive push to try to cut off Ukrainian lines to Pokrovsk.

Battalion now fighting Putin’s soldiers in close-quarter fighting...Russian soldiers & commanders, as they are pouring reinforcements into the area, prioritizing capture of dense urban environment of Rodynske, cab offer enemy both protection for troop concentrations & is a ideal conditions to launch drone ops over another 25 km farther away...if the Russian did a real good jon. But not, they are not successful at all.

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With hundreds of Ukraine soldiers from other battalion supported and lead by Azov battalion now fighting Putin’s soldiers in close-quarter fighting, this important updates from the Pokrovsk direction. Here, on eastern flank, enemy forces conducted massive push to try to cut off Ukrainian lines to Pokrovsk.

Battalion now fighting Putin’s soldiers in close-quarter fighting...Russian soldiers & commanders, as they are pouring reinforcements into the area, prioritizing capture of dense urban environment of Rodynske, cab offer enemy both protection for troop concentrations & is a ideal conditions to launch drone ops over another 25 km farther away...if the Russian did a real good jon. But not, they are not successful at all.

Latest video news....on Pokrovsk
https://youtu.be/0z8L_1_W2_g?si=4fXl_GbgrvbDZx9J

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Battalion..called DPR’s 5th Brigade went missing in 5 days after being summoned by superiors. In 1 case, the wife of vanished commander was told he run away, no further contact has been made. Such disappearances serve as a warning: obedience is enforced through fear, & dissent is erased without a trace. Overall, despite chaos these infiltration attempts cause for the defenders.

General picture in Pokrovsk remains in Ukraine’s favor. The destruction of southern sabotage groups, combined w/capture of surviving infiltrators, shows Russian command gambling everything for even a minor symbolic gains in Pokrovsk. W/success rates near zero, & casualty rates between 80 & 100%, these ops less about achieving breakthroughs more to demonstrating activity to higher political leadership. Ukrainian forces remain on high alert, aware that similar infiltration patterns are now being tested from the east. For now, Pokrovsk holds, but Russians appear willing to keep feeding cannon fodder into the grinder in a desperate bid to change, regardless of the human cost...

See map, below for more info...  thk.
Ukraine battalion cut into two part.  

With others battalion supported & lead by Azov battalion fight enemy soldiers hiding & in close-quarter fighting, this be cone important updates on the Pokrovsk direction. Here, on eastern flank, enemy forces conducted massive push to try to cut off Ukrainian lines to Pokrovsk. But Azov lead battalion cut Putin’s soldiers in to two part in close-quarter fight against Russian soldiers & commanders, as they try pouring reinforcements into the area, to prioritizing, to capture dense urban environment of Rodynske & Pokrovsk, to temporarily stopping Russian to over run them,😀enemy free to use drone battle by up to another 25 km away.
https://youtu.be/lH3_YDYS5tI?si=vOV1wxnrIbJXhGBg

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With hundreds of Ukraine soldiers from other battalion supported and lead by Azov battalion now fighting Putin’s soldiers in close-quarter fighting, this important updates from the Pokrovsk direction. Here, on eastern flank, enemy forces conducted massive push to try to cut off Ukrainian lines to Pokrovsk.

Battalion now fighting Putin’s soldiers in close-quarter fighting...Russian soldiers & commanders, as they are pouring reinforcements into the area, prioritizing capture of dense urban environment of Rodynske, cab offer enemy both protection for troop concentrations & is a ideal conditions to launch drone ops over another 25 km farther away...if the Russian did a real good job. But not, they are not successful at all.

Volodymyr Zelensky will meet Donald Trump in Washington on Aug. 18 after their post-Alaska summit. The Ukrainian leader stressed European involvement in securing guarantees while Moscow been warned against disrupting talks. Britain meanwhile signalled readiness to send troops after only a ceasefire as Ukraine claimed battlefield gains against Russian forces on Pokrovsk battlefields trapping hundred of Russian solders been trap.

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Latest news from Ukraine president.
https://youtu.be/MjJSnt0D6pU?si=unnAgS2Dko4AlooL