Yes, there hasn't been that much damage to Ukrainian infrastructure outside the areas of the Russian advance in that part of the country.
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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GUR Commander on Liberation of Dmytrivka and Kapitanivka
«Most of the occupiers have been destroyed, the rest have fled» – Commander of the GUR special forces unit on the liberation of Dmytrivka and Kapitanivka
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Western Ukraine safer for economy and resupply, Russian standoff munitions only threat
And this means there's a large section of Western Ukraine that is essentially safe from everything but Russian standoff munitions. This is critical both for the Ukrainian economy and Western resupply efforts via the Polish border. These are largely out of Russian reach now.
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Renforts ukrainiens redéployés vers l’Est et le Sud
Thirdly, at good proportion of the battle hardened troops that were defending Kyiv will be able to redeployed to fight in the East and the South of Ukraine. Kyiv is a fortress and can be well defended by the Territorial Defence – many of which now have combat experience.
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Kyiv spared from heavy artillery, still threatened by costly missiles
Secondly, Kyiv is now out of range of ground based heavy artillery. The city will be spared the destruction we've seen in Mariupol. It's still in range of cruise missiles and SRBMs but these are expensive and have far lower destructive potential than massed heavy artillery.
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Russian forces withdrawn from Chernihiv region
In fact, we can now confirm that Russian forces have been completely withdrawn from the Chernihiv region as well.
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Ukrainian military secures Belarus-Ukraine border in Kyiv region
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Belarus Belarusians saluting Russian convoy in Gomel
#Belarus Belarusians "greeting" the column of Russian military vehicles in Homiel.
— Hanna Liubakova (@HannaLiubakova) 3 avril 2022
Eye-witnesses say the Russians entered the city from Rechytsa. There were reportedly around 60 vehicles pic.twitter.com/edURVQJj3UEye-witnesses say the Russians entered the city from Rechytsa. There were reportedly around 60 vehicles.
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Four mayors in Luhansk region became collaborators, says head of OVA
Four mayors in Luhansk region betrayed Ukraine and became collaborators, stated the head of Luhansk OVA, Serhiy Haidai. "After Victory, we will check on them how the law on collaborators works," he added. https://news.liga.net/ua/politics/news/chetyre-mera-na-luganschine-predali-ukrainu-i-stali-kollaborantami-glava-oga
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Russian soldiers loot Ukrainian goods, ship to Russia via Belarus
Marauders in military uniform. A video camera in the shipping company in Mazyr, Belarus, recorded how Russian soldiers send alcohol, clothes, electronics with Ukrainian tags to Russia. Russians also offer taxi drivers $200 for one trip to Russia if they agree to deliver things. pic.twitter.com/y1yL4VVQMw
— Franak Viačorka (@franakviacorka) 3 avril 2022Marauders in military uniform. A video camera in the shipping company in Mazyr, Belarus, recorded how Russian soldiers send alcohol, clothes, electronics with Ukrainian tags to Russia. Russians also offer taxi drivers $200 for one trip to Russia if they agree to deliver things.