I think it is likely that we will se and advance to the east between Velykyi Burluk river and the railroad, and disruptive attacks on the railroad in the area north of Kupiansk.
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50 km east, Kupiansk: key rail hub for Russian offensive
Just 50 km to the east, we have Kupiansk (red square), an extremely important railway hub for the Russian advance. Railroad map. I believe this would be the target for a counteroffensive in the Kharkiv area. There are more tracks than these; these are the major ones marked.
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Railway Battle in Eastern Ukraine
Battle of the railways. Small thread with me guessing and trying to predict the future (most likely without success). This is roughly what we have now in the eastern part of Ukraine (I know it's a mess, but we need railways and rivers).
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Russians capture Kreminna and advance in Donbas
Russian forces have captured the town of Kreminna in Luhansk Oblast after three days of fighting, the town head said. The Russian broad offensive in Donbas is "slowly but surely beginning," the Oblast head said after Russians attacked Kreminna massively and broke through.
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No green corridors open Monday due to Russian shelling
Deputy Prime Minister for Reintegration of the Temporarily Occupied Territories of #Ukraine Iryna Vereshchuk reported that no green corridors were open on Monday because of the Russian army’s shelling.
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The Right to Life: What We Fight For, Defend, and Rebuild
People have the right to simply live. This is what we are fighting for. This is what we ask you to defend with us. And this is what we will rebuild, hopefully, with the whole world – after this war.
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Zelensky: Every nation, city, person has right to independence, security, freedom
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky: Every nation has the right to an independent life. Every city has the right to full security. Every person has the right to freedom and to pursue their own happiness. People should not be instruments of any regimes, any dictators.
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Child injured in Lviv bombing
Three-year-old Artsiom was injured during the morning shelling of Lviv, #Ukraine.He and his mother came from Kharkiv to escape the war.But a Russian missile found them in a city that was supposed to be safe.
— Hanna Liubakova (@HannaLiubakova) 18 avril 2022
Russians randomly bomb cities to remind about their presence and scare pic.twitter.com/MXv97Nu0vtThree-year-old Artsiom was injured during the morning shelling of Lviv, #Ukraine. He and his mother had fled Kharkiv to escape the war, but a Russian missile struck them in a city that was supposed to be safe. Russia indiscriminately bombs cities to assert its presence and spread fear.
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GUR identifies three Russian commanders complicit in war crimes
The Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine has published the names of three commanders of the highest command level who committed deliberate war crimes against Ukrainians.
