Time will tell, but I have ultimate faith in the Ukrainian armed forces to defeat the Russians. I laid all this out in the tread, or at least thought I did. If not this is good insight to be more clear in the future. Thank you. #SlavaUkraini
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Russian breakthrough plans falter in Izium and Popasna, lacking decisive impact.
While the data suggested one could be made my conclusion was that it would not be as decisive as the Russians intended it to be. The plan was obviously for that breakthrough to be in Izium. That has not happened. Ground has been made in Popasna but may not lead to success.
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Russian troops outnumber locals in Vasylivka
Russian troops outnumber locals in Vasylivka, Zaporizhzhia Oblast. The Zaporizhzhia Regional Military Administration reported on May 22 that the number of Russian troops is growing in the region, as Russian forces attempt to regroup.
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Russian forces prepare for renewed offensives in southern Ukraine
Institute for the Study of War: Russian forces likely preparing to resume offensives on Ukraine’s southern axis. The U.S. think tank said Russian troops are likely preparing for Ukrainian counteroffensives and protracted operations in southern Ukraine.
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Russes préparent de nouvelles offensives dans la région
Citing Ukraine’s military, Russian troops in the region are building secondary lines of defense, bolstering air defense systems, conducting reconnaissance, and shelling Ukrainian positions, indicating that they are prepping for subsequent offensives.
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Russes utilisent otages comme boucliers humains à Tchernihiv
Prosecutor General’s Office: Russian forces use hostages as human shields in Chernihiv Oblast. In March, 350 residents were kept in a 197-square-meter school basement in Yahidne, where Russian troops had set up headquarters.
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10 elderly hostages die in Mariupol due to harsh conditions
Among the hostages were elderly people, as well as 77 children and five infants. Due to a lack of sufficient space, sanitation, fresh air, food, and water, 10 elderly people died.
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White House: Russia cannot disrupt US military aid to Ukraine
White House: Russia will be unable to disrupt US military assistance to Ukraine. U.S. National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan that the supply chain of weapons into Ukraine is “diverse and resilient.”
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Zelensky: Joint customs control with Poland to accelerate EU integration
Zelensky: Joint customs control with Poland to accelerate border procedures, reduce corruption. President Volodymyr Zelensky said on May 22 that the “historic” bilateral agreement marks the start of Ukraine’s “integration into the common customs space of the European Union.”
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Russians try to erase traces of Ukrainian Kherson
Heartbreaking shots for me as a resident of Kherson. In #Kherson, Rashists are trying to erase any evidence that Kherson is #Ukraine.
— Special Kherson Cat 🐈🇺🇦 (@bayraktar_1love) 22 mai 2022
But so far, #Russians only prove that they are called orcs for a reason.#UkraineWar pic.twitter.com/JxBMxNi9j8Heartbreaking shots for me as a resident of Kherson. In #Kherson, Rashists are trying to erase any evidence that Kherson is #Ukraine. But so far, #Russians only prove that they are called orcs for a reason. #UkraineWar
