Armed Forces reports Ukraine eliminated 23500 Russian soldiers as of May 1.
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66 Days of War in One Minute Map
Так на карті виглядають 66 днів російського вторгнення в Україну, показані за хвилину. pic.twitter.com/Ag0YprksiB
— LIGA.net (@LIGAnet) 1 mai 2022This is what 66 days of Russian invasion in Ukraine look like on a map, shown in one minute.
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Russia prepares provocations in Transnistria for May
Russia is preparing provocations during the May holidays in the occupied Transnistria to wage war against Ukraine and possibly to 'legitimize' the occupation of part of Moldova. This is reported by the Main Intelligence Directorate.
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Zelensky awards Pelosi Order of Princess Olga: meeting details
Zelensky awarded U.S. House Speaker Pelosi the Order of Princess Olga: details of the meeting disclosed by the Office of the President. PHOTO REPORT
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Ukrainian economy struggles after invasion
Finally, Ukraine’s economy appears to be in dire straits. Much of the Western aid to Kiev will aim to meet the country’s needs, as it can no longer export anything via its ports. Rail links, as we’ve seen, are disrupted and far more expensive. Road freight is unable to
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Weapons Delivered and Trained Delay Effect
But these weapons must be delivered, supported, their crews trained and then engaged on the front. It will take days before any real effect is felt. Nevertheless, it will give the UKR the means to respond to the ARTH RU.
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Russian fuel supply and maneuvers in Ukraine
20/ UKR General Staff statements. Finally, note that fuel supply is a major concern for the UKR, unlike the RU. However, the RU's maneuvers also raise many questions. Indeed, they require a significant logistical flow.
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Destruction of electrical relays and impact on diesel locomotives
19/ the destruction of electrical relays. Diesel locomotives could only withstand 15% of nominal load. This considerably hinders UKR maneuvering, which cannot easily support troops at the front. This probably explains the concern that is emerging in the
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Russian strikes target Ukrainian infrastructure
Indeed, Russia has developed a long-range strike campaign targeting all Ukrainian logistical points, including the rail network, ammunition depots, power plants, bridges, etc. Ukraine seems no longer able to operate its rail network due to these attacks.
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Limited progress in Ukraine as Mykolaiv bombed
14/ no notable progress is being made. Mykolaiv is regularly bombed. Front assessment: Russian forces aim to control oblasts to align with administrative divisions, a likely prelude to secessions. The Luhansk Oblast is almost entirely conquered.