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- The Russian-led forces reportedly took control of Sakko i Vantsetti village;
- Clashes between the Russian Army and the AFU continue in Krasna Gora village and Paraskoviivka;
- Clashes between the Russian Army and the AFU continue in Bakhmut and its outskirts;
- Clashes between the Russian Army and the AFU continue near Debrova;
- Clashes between the Russian Army and the AFU continue near Ugledar;
- Clashes between the Russian Army and the AFU continue north of Klishchiivka;
- Up to 60 Ukrainian servicemen, 4 armored vehicles were destroyed by Russian artillery shelling on Krasniy-Liman front, according to the Russian MOD;
- Up to 90 Ukrainian servicemen, 2 armored vehicle and 2 pickups were destroyed by Russian artillery shelling in the Donetsk region, according to the Russian MOD.
lol i thought it said up to 60 Ukrainian SPECIMENS destroyed by Russian artillery. well they do like to act like western play things for experimentation so I wasn’t too far off
Zelensky surrender is the best option, you messed with the Russians!
It’s not his call, he would have to get permission from Boris johnson.
It seems just like during the Soviet-Finnish War the Russians have learnt lessons from their first defeats and are now about to steamroll over Ukraine’s depleted forces and go all the way to the Dnieper from South to North.
Thats just what needs to happen.
Does anyone else notice that the approach to Seversk from the South is poorly defended? And that a smaller units of the Russian Wagner Group are advancing somewhat easily encountering less resistance? There is also word of a push coming from the north of Seversk. Perhaps to retake the City. Doing sk would threaten a large groupings to its immediate east. The Russians have been moving a lot of armour and Artillery in this area the past week. Not enough for a major push. But a moderate push that would set up a chain of small to medium pushes.
Or encircle it.
150 Nazis down, some hundred wounded. The grinding is till on. Keep the good work guys.
Pushilin’s assistant Yan Gagin: Artyomovsk is in operational encirclement, Russian troops are closing the ring outside the city.
Rusticas are davncing in Baxmut, but SF doe not post that actually also in North is encircle. Why they put there. we wants jornalism more detail, but they said thay put there too
with the truth about why there is war in Ukraine spreads everyday, the synarchist cabal becomes more mindless everyday. The only way these Malthusian self appointed “gods of Olympus” can be defeated is with the superior paradigm of “peace with development” that is intrinsic to our nature as an agapic species. Russia has already won this war simply by understanding the behavior pattern of NATO in starting this tragic conflict and not getting caught in their Satanic trap.
Again, Synarchism is not bad. Synarchism is good. This is corporatocracy.
Yes, it’s good to be ruled by secret elite weirdos. What kind of conditioner do you use on your leather mask? An luck with that plethora of evidence for the Holodomor today?
For 20 years starting in 1997, Russia leased the naval base in Sevastopol from Ukraine. At the time, 1997 stood out as the peak of friendship between Russia and Ukraine, but it turned out to be a serious mistake for Ukraine’s security. Russia’s lease facilitated Russia’s occupation of Crimea in February and March 2014. Legally, Sevastopol has all along been Ukrainian territory. In December 1991, the populations in Sevastopol and Crimea voted freely to belong to Ukraine.
The most serious challenge to Putinism may come from a newly emerging political movement that is even further to the right on the political spectrum than Putin himself. At present, this is a disorganized but vocal movement that has found its voice in the many unofficial Russian “war correspondents” and social media accounts reporting on the invasion while bypassing the Russia’s Kremlin-controlled mainstream information space. Most write from a Russian nationalist perspective while employing ethnic slurs for Ukrainians. They are unambiguously pro-war and often apparently pro-Putin. However, their content is frequently at odds with Russia’s official propaganda and highly critical of the military officials leading the invasion.
Zone A, B and C are on asshole of Vineyard of The Saker. 🤣