The wind blows towards the Donetsk oblast.
Ammonia is a poisonous colorless gas, it has a characteristic pungent smell, similar to ammonia.
If you cannot leave the contaminated area, you should use shelters, basements and lower floors of houses to protect yourself, since ammonia

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They say some ‘animalistic’ weapons were spotted in the #Bakhmut area. The rest we’ll keep silent. #counteroffensive

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Media: Russia buying back arms parts exported to India, Myanmar. Russia may be "buying back" military equipment previously shipped to India and Myanmar, the Japanese news outlet Nikkei reported on June 5.

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Civilians in the Belgorod region fear that the regime of Russian dictator Vladimir Putin will destroy Shebekino with artillery for provocation. https://ift.tt/kdOlAfu #liga #news

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7. Russia will take the 4 oblasts they already annexed plus (if they can) another 4 oblasts to the Dnipro River including Odessa and Kharkiv. That's delusional. Russia has not been able to take a single regional center during this campaign, expect Kherson which was taken back.

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No, it is Russia who has dragged people into mobilization. It is Russia who has pushed large numbers of troops into Bakhmut to die for no reason. And it is Ukraine that has predominantly volunteered or professional army force. Even more than a year after the war. 21/

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6. Ukraine pushed large numbers of troops into Bakhmut in a losing effort. Ukrainians are becoming desperate to conscript men. Russia has not fully mobilized yet. 20/

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This is truly wishful thinking. Yes, the Russians are doing mindless frontal assaults, there is ton of evidence from Bakhmut. And everyone I have spoken to who either has direct experience or is a military expert says that the ratio is in favor of Ukrainians, by much. 18/

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Whoever adapts and innovates faster has the upper hand. And in this war it is Ukrainians. For morale reasons and for structural reasons. The Russian military and technology is not the best in the world. but now it has been proven to be much weaker than it was thought before. 15/

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Russians were shooting at the rate 20-50K per day. This definitely put a stretch on most of the artillery units in operation and they need barrels replaced. That's a real problem and not easily solvable. Talk to people in the artillery, better still on the ground. 13/

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