If that happens, the Russian forces at Brovary would face the prospect of being encircled and cut off. I'd expect them to try to retreat instead. Either way, it would effectively end the Russian threat to eastern Kyiv. /5
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Russian forces near Brovary hampered by logistics issues
This has helped to stall the Russian advance east of Brovary, a town just east of Kyiv. According to the Ukrainians, the Russian forces there are short of everything – food, fuel and ammunition – due to logistics problems. /3
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Floating bridge and Russian troops spotted near Izyum
GeoConfirmed.
— GeoConfirmed (@GeoConfirmed) 28 mars 2022
"Pontoon bridge south of #Izyum and a lot of Russian troops around"
49.151746, 37.250678
GeoLocated by @sammy7000#UkraineInvasion#UkraineRussianWar https://t.co/oOi8FRZbRtGeoConfirmed. "Pontoon bridge south of #Izyum and a lot of Russian troops around" 49.151746, 37.250678 GeoLocated by @sammy7000 #UkraineInvasion
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Mariupol: 90% of buildings destroyed, 5,000 dead in Russian siege
Mariupol has seen some of the fiercest bombardments since 24 Feb. Once a thriving port city, 90% of its buildings are now obliterated. On 28 March, city officials reported that roughly 5,000 people, including 210 children died from the Russian siege
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Russian supply routes H07 and P61 threatened by Ukrainian ambushes
Russian forces have been using the H07 and a highway further north, the P61, to supply their eastern push on Kyiv. Problem is, their control of both highways is tenuous. The Ukrainians have been cutting convoys to shreds with relentless ambushes. /2
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Capture of Rudnyts’ke significant salient south of H07 highway
The capture of Rudnyts'ke is pretty significant news. Here's why. The town represented a salient (marked with the green arrow), just to the south of the H07 highway linking Kyiv with Sumy. /1
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Russian crackdowns escalate in Kherson protests
As the Russian forces grow increasingly impatient with constant pro-Ukrainian protests in Kherson, their ferocity has increased over the past week. Violent crackdowns and abductions are on the rise as yet-unconfirmed threats of mass deportations loom.
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Satellite imagery: Desna Bridge near Chernihiv destroyed
Satellite imagery from March 23 shows the only route out of the besieged city of Chernihiv, the bridge across the Desna river [51.457311, 31.301379] has been destroyed
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Russia deported over 400,000 Ukrainians, says Ukrainian Ombudsperson citing Russian official
Russia deported more than 400,000 Ukrainians – Ukrainian Ombudsperson citing Russian official Ombudsperson Lyudmyla Denisova cited on Facebook a Russian official, who stated that Russia deported 439,420 civilians "from dangerous areas of Ukraine." https://
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Journalist Julia Davis requests secrecy about speaking Russian
Guys and gals, I have a personal favor to ask. Please don't tell anyone that I speak Russian. God forbid Putin would consider me his "compatriot" and send his goons to "liberate" my neighborhood.
