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After the withdrawal of the Siversk military unit to Ukraine, it is logical to assume that Russians will return the vacant troops to the previous areas — near Pokrovsk, Toretsk, Kupyansk, Chasiv Yar.
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Partners have many times more space intelligence capabilities. Ukraine should focus on building warm relations and reliable channels for receiving intelligence.
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There is a very disturbing period of turbulence ahead, which is called "the acquisition of capabilities by the military command and control body". I would like to see this not affect the frontline.
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The defence forces are facing a shortage of anti-aircraft guided missiles, gun barrels, spare parts for armoured vehicles and missiles for HIMARS.
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Russians have dismantled the strategic reserves - if not all, then most of it - and would not be able to conduct two offensive operations of the level of an army or several armies at the same time.
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The difficult operational situation along almost the entire contact line has long prevented Ukrainian society from raising its heads and seeing light on the horizon.
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In February, Russia may resume its offensive in Kursk Region, intensify battles in Kharkiv Region, push Defence Forces from Chasiv Yar, fight near Kramatorsk, and begin the assault on Pokrovsk.
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In Kharkiv, the enemy advanced 8.5 km in Lyptsi and 6 km in Vovchansk but failed to complete a single operational task and remains stalled. Yet generals and officers have been jailed.
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Russia is focusing on capturing Donetsk and Luhansk regions
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It all looks like a war between the Kremlin towers
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In a matter of three days, the Ukrainian Armed Forces nearly liberated Kharkiv Region.
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A found manning table reveals the Russian army's deep-rooted personnel problems further aggravated by bad losses in the Ukraine war.