When resupply failed, soldiers obtained food from fallen Russian infantry. Over six months, Udav reported a 15 kg weight loss. Limited movement reduced opportunities to leave cover. 7/

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Russian aircraft operated frequently over the sector. Udav reported 8–12 KAB glide bombs per day striking the nearby treeline. Command postponed extraction until periods of dense fog, when drone activity decreased. 5/

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Planned rotation intervals changed over time. Initial rotations lasted 3–4 days, then two weeks, and later up to a month. Command cited shortages of infantry and problems with incoming replacements. 3/

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Syrskyi: Drones have for the first time neutralized roughly as many occupiers as Russia mobilized in a month

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While the war continues, new internal conflicts are brewing. According to a sociologist, the top concerns for citizens are not refugees or veterans, but mobilization and declining living standards. A look at the social pressures building within Ukraine.

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John Bolton: Putin believes Ukraine belongs in a restored Russian empire and launched unprovoked aggression. Ukraine posed no threat to Russia. That’s nothing like Venezuela, which directly threatened U.S. security. Ukraine, Taiwan, and Venezuela are not comparable cases. 1/

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Western allies are drafting legally binding commitments to defend Ukraine if Russia attacks again after any ceasefire, according to a draft statement seen by Reuters. Until recently, talks focused on voluntary military aid pledges. Diplomats say attention has now moved to

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