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Latest indications are that Ukrainian forces are advancing through Luhansk oblast after capturing a string of towns to the north
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Latest indications are that Ukrainian forces are advancing through Luhansk oblast after capturing a string of towns to the north
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The loss of life on the Russian side these last days is eye-watering.
Many fleeing in stolen cars.
UAF have now pushed up to Vovchansk on the Kharkiv-Russian border.
Fighting at Donetsk airport
And astoundingly they’re also reportedly storming Lysychansk - the city in Luhansk it took Russia weeks to shell to a pulp before occupying.
Meanwhile they are advancing in Kherson also.
All a bit hard to take in.
Many fleeing in stolen cars.
UAF have now pushed up to Vovchansk on the Kharkiv-Russian border.
Fighting at Donetsk airport
And astoundingly they’re also reportedly storming Lysychansk - the city in Luhansk it took Russia weeks to shell to a pulp before occupying.
Meanwhile they are advancing in Kherson also.
All a bit hard to take in.
It isn't confirmed about Pushilin btw
Oh yes it means "Tie a yellow ribbon" (Zav'yazhi zhovtu strichku)
Early on after the capture of Kherson city by Russia, locals started tying yellow ribbons to trees as a sigh of resistance and as a symbol that one day soon it would be liberated again. So it's in solidarity with that.
It turns out that the Ukrainians have done a number on the enemy by making a fuss about Kherson, getting the Russians to take reinforcements from Donbas to there - and struck unexpectedly in a massive pincer movement, surrounding thousands of Russian troops in SE Kharkiv.
Russia has called an emergency meeting of the UN security council, and their representative is complaining - in all seriousness - about the deceit of the above. You could not make this stuff up.
Oh yes it means "Tie a yellow ribbon" (Zav'yazhi zhovtu strichku)
Early on after the capture of Kherson city by Russia, locals started tying yellow ribbons to trees as a sigh of resistance and as a symbol that one day soon it would be liberated again. So it's in solidarity with that.
It turns out that the Ukrainians have done a number on the enemy by making a fuss about Kherson, getting the Russians to take reinforcements from Donbas to there - and struck unexpectedly in a massive pincer movement, surrounding thousands of Russian troops in SE Kharkiv.
Russia has called an emergency meeting of the UN security council, and their representative is complaining - in all seriousness - about the deceit of the above. You could not make this stuff up.
There’s a town in Donetsk called Vuhledar: it is an important junction at the main road south to Mariupol.
If it is liberated by Ukraine it cuts off another supply route and also leaves Mariupol - where Ukrainians have been raising flags from rooftops in the last days - vulnerable.
Yesterday while all this was going on Putin opened a giant Ferris wheel in Moscow.
It broke down shortly after.
If it is liberated by Ukraine it cuts off another supply route and also leaves Mariupol - where Ukrainians have been raising flags from rooftops in the last days - vulnerable.
Yesterday while all this was going on Putin opened a giant Ferris wheel in Moscow.
It broke down shortly after.
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