The goal of strikes against Russia is to weaken the enemy's potential, said Vadym Skibitsky. The Ukrainian military intelligence is striking Russian military targets with all available means.
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Russian missile strike kills 1, injures 74 in Kryvyi Rih
Update: 1 killed, 74 injured in Russian attack on Kryvyi Rih. Oleksandr Vilkul, the head of the Kryvyi Rih's defense council, reported on Sept. 9 that the number of people injured in the Sept. 8 missile strike has risen to 74.
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Russia spends 1 billion rubles per hour on war
According to data of Reuters and The Moscow Times, Russia spends money on war at the rate of 1 billion rubles per hour (about $10 million per hour) pic.twitter.com/vfz7qw1M5m
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) 9 septembre 2023According to data from Reuters and The Moscow Times, Russia is spending money on the war at a rate of 1 billion rubles per hour (approximately $10 million per hour).
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Russian losses in Ukraine as of September 9, 2023
Estimated Russian losses in Ukraine in the course of the all-out war as of 9 September 2023, as per the General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
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Ukrainian FPV kamikaze drone destroys Russian self-propelled guns
⚡️🇺🇦Ukrainian FPV kamikaze drone effectively destroys 🇷🇺Russian self-propelled guns, as reported pic.twitter.com/cX4BT4ghw9
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 9 septembre 2023Ukrainian FPV kamikaze drone effectively destroys Russian self-propelled guns, as reported
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ISW: Russians lack ammunition for massive indirect fire
The Russians lack ammunition for massive indirect fire. This is because the occupiers have difficulty transporting large amounts of ammunition to the front line and see the effectiveness of massive strikes decreasing, ISW analysts conclude.
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Occupiers strengthen intel-artillery communication to improve fire accuracy
The CSET also noted that the occupiers have strengthened communication between intelligence systems and artillery units to improve the accuracy of fire, as they face increasing restrictions on their ability to use massive indirect fire.
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Russian occupation forces move HQs and advanced posts
Thus, according to @CSETGeorgetown, the Russian occupation forces have moved their headquarters beyond the reach of most Ukrainian strike systems and placed advanced command posts in well-protected positions.
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Russia adjusts command and EW systems due to Ukrainian drones
Against the backdrop of the Ukrainian counteroffensive, Russia was forced to make significant changes to its command and control, as well as to adapt its electronic warfare systems to the attacks of Ukrainian drones, ISW found.
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Ukrainian crews train on Leopard 1A5 tanks in Germany
Training of Ukrainian crews on Leopard 1A5 tanks at one of the training grounds in Germany.