The situation in Avdiivka looks critical. The 3rd Assault rotation stalled the enveloping, but the current trajectory is quite negative. There is also the issue of defensive lines, which do not appear well established behind the pocket (good Kyiv Independent reporting on that).
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Prague confirms at least four Czechs killed fighting for Ukraine
Prague has confirmed that at least four Czech citizens have been killed while fighting on Ukraine's side since the start of the full-scale Russian invasion. Seznam Zpravy noted that the actual figure is likely higher.
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Czech volunteer fighting for Ukraine killed near Avdiivka
Czech volunteer fighting for Ukraine killed near Avdiivka. A Czech volunteer was killed in battle near Avdiivka in Donetsk Oblast, the Czech news outlet Seznam Zpravy reported on Feb. 15, citing the Czech Foreign Ministry.
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Operational information about the Russian invasion as of 15.02.2024
Operational information as of 18:00 15.02.2024 regarding the Russian invasion https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=pfbid02hoLp5oAVEd2C5PzZQQWzK9UZYyReV7nKPCXrDqfo5B7Vb6FXtK2XEXnLv1xYagvel&id=100069092624537 #war #ZSU #war #Ukraine
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Avdiivka: Ukrainian defenders face 1:7 ratio against Russian forces
The situation in the Avdiivka direction is “very difficult,” with Ukrainian defenders facing a 1:7 ratio against regular Russian army units & special forces, LIGA media outlet reported, citing Oleksandr Borodin, spox for 3rd Separate Assault Brigade.
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SBU attacks Russian Tigr armored vehicle
⚡️Special forces of the Security Service of 🇺🇦Ukraine attack the 🇷🇺Russian Tigr/VPK Ural armored vehicle at night on the left bank of the Kherson region pic.twitter.com/x6UAtJ8Hgd
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 15 février 2024Special forces of the Security Service of Ukraine attacked a Russian Tigr/VPK Ural armored vehicle at night on the left bank of the Kherson region.
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Ukrainian soldiers repair the M777 on site
Active warfare causes some weapons to go out of service.
— Defense of Ukraine (@DefenceU) 15 février 2024
It's important for Ukraine not only to receive weapons from partners but also to develop our own production and repair weapons.
Our soldiers are repairing equipment on the territory of Ukraine, and this M777 will soon be… pic.twitter.com/dTd4HDKEGpActive warfare causes some weapons to go out of service. It is important for Ukraine not only to receive weapons from partners but also to develop our own production and repair weapons. Our soldiers are repairing equipment on Ukrainian territory, and this M777 will soon be
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NATO allies to provide Ukraine with one million drones this year
Allies are planning to join forces and supply Ukraine with a million drones this year, NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said at a press conference in Brussels on Feb. 15 following a NATO-Ukraine Council meeting, according to a Kyiv Independent reporter.
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Stoltenberg: Ukraine to receive 1 million drones in 2024
Stoltenberg: Ukraine to receive 1 million drones from allies in 2024.
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Allies plan to donate 1 million drones to Ukraine
Ukraine's allies are planning to donate 1 million drones to the Ukrainian Defense Forces as part of a drone coalition, announced NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg at today's briefing. "A group of allies has come together to provide one million drones to Ukraine," he said.