Kyiv Independent reporter @AsamiTerajima spent a day with soldiers from the 80th Separate Assault Brigade at a secret location in June. The story is comprised of interviews with them about their experience near Bakhmut: https://
kyivindependent.com/its-a-lottery-
how-ukraines-assault-brigade-counterattacks-near-bakhmut/
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Reporter spends day with 80th Assault Brigade near Bakhmut
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Ukrainian Caesar destroys Russian Uragan MLRS and troops
⚡️🇺🇦Ukrainian military from the 47th separate artillery brigade destroyed a cluster of 🇷🇺Russian troops and a Russian 220-mm MLRS BM-27 "Uragan" with the help of a 🇫🇷French 155-mm self-propelled gun "Caesar" pic.twitter.com/uEAPfe9NM5
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 2 juillet 2023Ukrainian military from the 47th separate artillery brigade destroyed a cluster of Russian troops and a Russian 220-mm MLRS BM-27 "Uragan" with the help of a French 155-mm self-propelled gun "Caesar"
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Russian casualties tens of thousands after Bakhmut and counter-offensive
16/ However, this was before the start of the Ukrainian counter-offensive and the bloodiest stage of the Battle of Bakhmut, which have both caused a huge increase in Russian casualties. Figures are kept secret but are certain to be high – in the tens of thousands.
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Russia’s overwhelmed hospitals struggle with manual processing of wounded
5/ Even within Russia, hospitals are overwhelmed by injured men. Russia's decript health care system is a further obstacle: there are no computers, everything is done by hand and it reportedly takes 45-60 minutes to deal with each man. There is no digitisation of records.
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Only Russian officers repatriated from Ukraine
In practice, only officers are reportedly sent back to Russia; soldiers and NCOs are being treated within Ukraine. Particularly since the Ukrainian counter-offensive began, medical facilities there are so overwhelmed that schools and kindergartens are being used as hospitals.
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Report reveals dire Russian frontline medical care in occupied Ukraine
2/ The Insider reports on the calamitous state of Russian front-line medical care in the occupied regions of Ukraine. Simply getting to a medical facility is hard enough – many have complained that the wounded are not being evacuated and are often left to die.
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Germany and Poland fail to agree on Leopard repair center
Germany and Poland cannot agree on a center for Leopards, tanks await repair, – Der Spiegel http://censor.net/ua/n3428410
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Biden to attend NATO summit, hoping for Ukraine progress
President Biden @POTUS will visit the @NATO summit on 11-12 July. Hoping this is a positive signal for Ukraine and the summit marks great progress in Ukraine-NATO relations.
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Organizing children’s evacuation to Belarus
According to some underground sources, he organizes the transportation of children from the temporarily occupied territories of eastern Ukraine to Belarus. "Abduction of children is one of the key signs of the genocide of the Ukrainian nation," the NRC emphasizes.
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Ukraine: 2,150 children forcibly transferred via Belarus to camps
Ukraine has evidence that Ukrainian children were forcibly transferred through the territory of Belarus. Belarusian oppositionists also reported that 2,150 Ukrainian children, including orphans aged 6 to 15, were deported to so-called health camps and sanatoriums in Belarus.