On the Izium- Bakhmut front we have about 54 BTGs (including militia), with basic math skills you can see that it is about half of the entire enemy force. Frontline length 300km, average length per BTG to cover: 5.6km
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7 BTGs north, 3 south of Kharkiv, 117km frontline, 18km per BTG
I have 7 BTGs north of Kharkiv formed by 6th CAA, 11th AC, 1st AC DPR and possibly 1st GTA. 3 BTGs south of Kharkiv formed by 29th CAA, 36th CAA. Frontline length 117km, average length per BTG to cover: 18km
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9 BTGs deployed in Russian territory for combat capability and border control
I have placed about 9 BTGs inside RU territory, for restoring combat capability, border control.
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Russian missile returned like a boomerang: video
A missile launched by Russians "changed its mind" and returned to them like a boomerang. VIDEO https://censor.net/ua/v3350166
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Family injured in Kramatorsk shelling
In the shelling of #Kramatorsk train station Natalia Stepanenko lost one leg, her daughter Yana – both legs, and her son Yaroslav was luckily unhurt.
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) 25 juin 2022
Now the family will get treatment and rehabilitation in the US.
Thank you to everyone who helped!#StandWithUkraine https://t.co/S4aHMaglVX pic.twitter.com/YkwGfcyD8aIn the shelling of #Kramatorsk train station, Natalia Stepanenko lost one leg, her daughter Yana – both legs, and her son Yaroslav was luckily unhurt. Now the family will receive treatment and rehabilitation in the US. Thank you to everyone who helped! #StandWithUkraine
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Russians break 70-year-old volunteer’s spine
Russian occupiers in Kherson broke the spine of a 70-year-old volunteer after she refused to hand over her Ukrainian passport. PHOTO
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Russian air defense adapts to Western rockets
The Tochka and Smerch rockets were intercepted by Russian air defenses as they approached. However, with the introduction of Western artillery systems, everything changed. Shooting accuracy has improved dramatically.
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Russian propaganda panics: Western weapons target behind the front
From @JulianRoepcke: Russian propagandists in panic: The new Western artillery and missile systems are targeting operational centres and ammunition depots far behind the front with deadly accuracy. /1
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Ukrainian forces target Russian headquarters with new tactics
Translation of post by Alexander Kharchenko: Today there is worrying news from the front. The Ukrainian Armed Forces have started hunting for Russian headquarters. Previously they had tried to hit the control centres with Soviet-era artillery but rarely succeeded. /2
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Enemy “Orlan-10” drone shot down during reconnaissance
An enemy "Orlan-10" drone, which was conducting reconnaissance of objects shelled by the occupiers, has been shot down. PHOTO https://censor.net/ua/p3350160