11/ 'We hardly have any 152 mm [Russian] left,' says a Ukrainian parliamentarian, 'we are totally dependent on 155 mm [Western].' However, 60% of Ukrainian artillery is said to be of Russian standard. If this is true, it means that Ukraine would face great difficulties.

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10/ However, the question of ammunition seems to arise for Ukraine, as indicated by a Foreign Policy article of November 16 https://foreignpolicy.com/2022/11/16/ukraine-weapons-military-aid-stockpiles-nato-low-industry/ … .

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8/ The incident caused deep concern (was it heading toward triggering Article 5 of the North Atlantic Treaty?) but eventually subsided. The fact remains that these Russian deep strikes are substantially weakening the Ukrainian electrical grid.

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7/ The Russians fired several missile salvos this week, one with about a hundred objects, the second with about fifty. During this second salvo on Tuesday, a Ukrainian S-300 anti-aircraft missile fell in Poland and killed two people.

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6/ Bakhmut sector: Much artillery but stability of lines. Svatove front: Ukrainians hold Bilohorivka. They are still pushing north of Kreminna towards Chervonopopivka without managing to break through.

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4/ Zaporizhzhia Front: little activity despite pro-Russian sites reporting a Ukrainian concentration and expecting an offensive in this sector. It would make operational sense, but it's unclear whether the season or reserves would allow it.

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2/ Kherson Front: Ukrainians regain control of the right bank and use the opportunity to rearticulate their deployment. The few crossings across the river are more reconnaissance by special forces than real operations.

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Weekly Update #38 on the Ukraine War (November 20, 2022) The week saw stable military fronts, notably marked by the Ukrainian missile incident in Poland. Negotiation rumors persist.

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GeoConfirmed. "Killed Russian soldiers in Pavlivka" 47.757216, 37.226903 GeoLocated by @MartinMakh Source: https://
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An ML7 mine was planted under the printer and many more "surprises" were found during the demining of the SBU building in Kherson It is reported that mines were in almost every cabinet. ML7#Ukraine #UkraineRussiaWar pic.twitter.com/spsHZw6hcv

— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 20 novembre 2022

An ML7 mine was planted under the printer and many more "surprises" were found during the demining of the SBU building in Kherson It is reported that mines were in almost every cabinet. ML7
#Ukraine #UkraineRussiaWar

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