A column of Belarusian military equipment has approached the border with the Volyn region. VIDEO https://censor.net/ua/v3345762
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Low combat troops in 38th and 64th Brigades; PMCs refuse fight
The post also claims an astoundingly low number number of combat ready troops in the 38th and 64th Motorized Rifle Brigade (yes Bucha), around 100 in each brigade. PMCs Wagner and Redut are supposedly refusing to fight under those the conditions in the area.
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100 days of defending Ukraine’s freedom and land
It is sad to admit that 100 days have passed since Ukraine began defending its freedom, independence, and land. The nation, with extraordinary courage and heroism, fights against the aggressor. Today, as yesterday, together with Ukraine to support the people. – solidarity.
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Battle for Severodonetsk ongoing in city center
The battle for Severodonetsk is ongoing in the city center. https://
youtu.be/L6XBIz_uwqA?t=
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Battle for Severodonetsk ongoing in city center
The battle for Severodonetsk is ongoing in the city center.
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Fighting continues in center of Severodonetsk according to video
Look at the video again, he says they are still fighting in the center of Severdodonetsk.
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Correction on Russian troop withdrawal
That post is wrong; Russian troops have not withdrawn from the center. I just checked the video—it shows they are still fighting there.
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Kharkiv Oblast State Administration building is beyond repair – Syniehubov
The Kharkiv Oblast State Administration building is beyond repair, – Syniehubov https://censor.net/ua/n3345753
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Ukrainian family flees Russian shelling
Last week, Kostyantyn, Yulia and their two children, Daria and two-week-old Artem, were among 300 people on an evacuation train. Yulia said that a shell that exploded on their doorstep was the final straw. They left with just a few bags and a stroller. https://
politico.com/news/2022/06/0
3/eastern-ukraine-residents-russia-00036854
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Train d’évacuation quotidien depuis Pokrovsk vers Dnipro
There’s evacuation train that leaves daily from Pokrovsk if people can get to it. It takes residents of war-torn frontline towns to the city of Dnipro, sometimes beyond. Many people I met on the train were grateful to be away from the fighting but didn’t know where they would go.