Russian shelling wounds a policeman in Kherson Oblast. Russian shelling wounded a policeman in the village of Sadove in Kherson Oblast, Kherson Oblast Military Administration reported. The policeman reportedly received an injury to his back, although his condition is stable.
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London supplied NLAW, tanks and trained Ukrainian pilots.
He recalled that Kyiv began to receive NLAW anti-tank missile systems and began training the Ukrainian military. When the government was headed by Rishi Sunak, the UK was the first to supply main battle tanks. In addition, the country was the first to train Ukrainian pilots.
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Cleverly disagrees with Johnson’s criticism on slow weapons delivery to Ukraine
British Foreign Secretary James Cleverly disagreed with ex-PM Boris Johnson's criticism of the slow delivery of Western weapons to Ukraine in a comment on Sky News. He noted that he "always paid tribute" to Johnson's leadership as prime minister in providing weapons to Ukraine.
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Mobilized soldiers question length of service in air defense zone, cite prior decrees.
15/ "What rights do mobilized people have regarding the duration of their stay in the air defense zone?", they ask. They insist that the Russian government follow its earlier decrees on the mobiks' length of service in the war zone.
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Mobilised soldiers face indefinite deployment until war ends
16/ They will doubtless be disappointed by the announcement two days ago that all of the mobilised are now under what amounts to an indefinite stop-loss order and will not return home until the end of the war. /end
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Relatives denounce crossfire on their men
Echoing the earlier complaints of the mobiks from the 1307th Regiment, the relatives say that the men are being shelled by both sides. "Our men are forced to defend themselves not only from the enemy, but also from their own men who should be helping, not killing them."
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Soldiers ordered back despite injuries and lack of care
11/ They say that "soldiers with contusions and shrapnel wounds are being ordered back to their positions, [on the grounds] that there are no places in hospitals. They don't give any medication."
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Soldiers refused to fight after heavy losses and lack of ammunition
8/ The men of the 1442nd regiment were reported in July to have refused to fight at Klishchiivka, south of Bakhmut, after suffering heavy losses under Ukrainian fire while being sent into combat without ammunition, according to their relatives in an earlier video.
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Critical situation for men near Bakhmut
3/ It's likely that the men are in the area around Berkhivka and Klishchiivka near Bakhmut, where previous mobik videos from the same units have spoken of heavy casualties, a lack of supplies, no artillery support, and no evacuation of the wounded. https://x.com/KrzysztofJano1/status/1666687514327883777
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Persistent Russian Army Issues in Summer 2023
The latest videos echo these complaints, indicating that the Russian army has been unable to resolve these problems throughout the entire summer. The men's relatives say that their loved ones have been engaged in heavy frontline fighting since April 2023 without a break.