#Ukrainian defenders are singing “Chornobryvtsi / Marigold” 🏵️.#StandWithUkraine️#StandUpForUkraine#LifeWillPrevail pic.twitter.com/2F5oUEtdZQ
— MFA of Ukraine 🇺🇦 (@MFA_Ukraine) 26 mai 2022
#Ukrainian defenders are singing “Chornobryvtsi / Marigold” . #StandWithUkraine️
#StandUpForUkraine
#LifeWillPrevail
Geoconfirmed. "The Ukrainian military has decided to temporarily move to more advantageous positions, so most of the community is currently occupied. Svitlodarsk, Luhansk, Myronivsky and nearby villages are under the rule of Russian invaders." 48.435176, 38.215037 https://
t.co/lPqtkXZgbW
In the meantime, I will keep a close eye on developments. P.S. There is no credible evidence that Ukrainian units are surrendering or retreating in panic. Despite breakthroughs and massive attacks, Ukraine's defenders remain combat-ready and react appropriately.
Like the Wehrmacht in 1943, Putin's army is expending important reserves in new attacks, which will be in short supply when the Ukrainian forces move into the counterattack. I expect this by about mid to late summer (you can save this tweet).
But I doubt that it will even come to that – the Russian army has shown its weakness and has not become dramatically stronger since then. As much as Putin's propaganda would like it to be (map from the LNR publicity pages).pic.twitter.com/85Qou5i3WN
— ChrisO_wiki (@ChrisO_wiki) 26 mai 2022
But I doubt that it will even come to that – the Russian army has shown its weakness and has not become dramatically stronger since then. As much as Putin's propaganda would like it to be (map from the LNR publicity pages).
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GeoConfirmed.
— GeoConfirmed (@GeoConfirmed) 26 mai 2022
"The same minefield laid by the Ukrainian "Stugna" Volunteer Battalion near Shopyne village caught another Russian equipment"
50.252001, 36.250364
Geolocated by @a_vikulin @GeoConfirmed. https://t.co/T4CRZId2CS
GeoConfirmed. "The same minefield laid by the Ukrainian 'Stugna' Volunteer Battalion near Shopyne village caught another Russian equipment" 50.252001, 36.250364 Geolocated by @a_vikulin @GeoConfirmed
5. In strategic terms, even the fall of Severodonetsk, provided the Ukrainian troops withdraw, does not change the outcome of the war. They will simply retreat to new lines. It is a local area within the wider area.
But once again we see successive, rather than synchronous strikes. All this leads to high casualties, and the Ukrainian Army can defend with smaller forces, redeploying them to dangerous areas.
1. Severodonetsk is far from being encircled. It will take a long time and a major offensive to surround it. 2. The corridor leading out of Severodonetsk remains wide enough. 3. The Russian army's offensive momentum cannot last long.
