In occupied Crimea, a bridge collapsed over the railway, with casualties
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Russian troops disguised in Ukrainian uniforms attempt Donetsk breakthrough
BREAKING Russian troops disguised in Ukrainian Armed Forces uniform attempted to break through frontline in Donetsk region https://
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Mariupol Apprentices Trained by Thierry Marx Celebrate Graduation, Launch Cultural Canteen in Dnipro
Yesterday, the 12 displaced apprentices from Mariupol, trained at Thierry Marx's school, cooked a dinner to celebrate their graduation. They will soon open the Mariupol Canteen in Dnipro, a place that will highlight culture. Support the project https://helloasso.com/associations/standwithukraine/formulaires/3…
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FPV Drones Finish Abandoned T-90M Proryv
⚡️🇺🇦FPV drones finish off an abandoned 🇷🇺Russian T-90M Proryv tank, whose driver believed in himself and tried to overcome an anti-tank ditch, but fell through and overturned pic.twitter.com/R25aglLc1B
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 13 novembre 2024FPV drones finish off an abandoned Russian T-90M Proryv tank, whose driver believed in himself and tried to overcome an anti-tank ditch, but fell through and overturned
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Meeting practical, kind Ukrainians near the front lines
I met people in Ukraine who are practical, experienced, and focused. They continue with their battle tasks through weariness. Even in hard conditions, there is a quiet kindness and warmth too. I'm lucky i met them. I smile from a well-maintained American tank near the front. /15
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Manpower shortages vary; Western training for Ukrainians needs modification
Manpower issues are not universal, and some units are able to recruit directly to fill billets, but in general, the military, NG, and TDF are experiencing shortages to various degrees. Western training for Ukrainians abroad also needs modification. /11
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Russia takes heaviest casualties since 2022 but can rotate forces better
Russia is taking its heaviest casualties since 2022 while on the offense. They continue to waste manpower and lose a great deal of equipment, but their rates of attack are not slowing. The Russians can rotate and regenerate forces better than Ukraine can right now /12.
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Ukraine risks exhaustion before Russia without strategic changes
On the current path, both Ukraine and Russia are headed for exhaustion in different ways. My concern is that Ukraine reaches it first if no changes are made. This is not for lack of bravery, competence, or skill of Ukrainian fighters, but a resource and strategy question. /13
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Ukrainian forces adapt to Russian tactics but need more manpower
Ukrainian forces are highly attuned to modification in Russian tactics and are doing a good job to the best of their abilities to counter attacks, but cannot fully suppress and repel all attacks. Technology cannot offset the need for well-manned units. /10
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Russian small attacks and armored assaults aim for encirclements
Russians are launching frequent small attacks interspersed with armored assaults along the front, with concentrations against Kursk, Kupiansk, and areas south of Pokrovsk. All year, Russian forces have been modifying tactics towards encirclements instead of direct assaults./8