Pokrovsk
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Events will accelerate: no sabotage group breakthroughs to Pokrovsk this summer will lead to a front collapse. This means either mobilization in Russia and a slide into massive juche-like isolation, or a retreat and acceptance of reality.
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"I'm more afraid of misogyny than of the Russians."
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When we’re able to strike the plant not with 30 drones, but with 30 Neptunes and ballistic missiles — that’s when we’ll see the effect we truly need.
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The Russian military command is making considerable efforts to build up its operational capabilities and continue the game for a long time.
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In the coming weeks, the Russians should try to attack our strongholds in the south to ease the pressure on the railway. Or we will continue to knock out trains in the depths.
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There will still be blood and suffering while Russia is torn apart – and we’re the only ones on Earth who want fewer of them.
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The Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Oleksandr Syrskyy, has stated that the Defence Forces have managed to stabilise the situation in the Pokrovsk sector and have…
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Russia has significantly intensified hostilities, despite its statements of readiness for a ceasefire. The Russian military is concentrating its main efforts on the Pokrovsk direction…
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The first stage of the Russia’s offensive operation to capture the Slovyansk-Kramatorsk agglomeration began.
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The expected strength of the advancing group is 130,000 troops. Up to 700 tanks, 2,400 armoured personnel carriers, 1,500 cannons, mortars and MLRS have been amassed in Rostov and Belgorod Regions.
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As soon as the off-road conditions are over and the Russians think they are ready, they will strike - they will try to turn the front over and move it into a manoeuvrable phase.
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As of now, Russia has more than 67,000 troops in the Kursk sector. It is there that the largest number of battles take place on average, and this area remains difficult. Initially…
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Russian troops are focusing their main offensive efforts on the Pokrovsk direction but are failing to achieve success. This was stated by the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces…
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The Russians lost 20-30 missiles with several warheads in the hangar — each one is worth $13 million. The raid paid off many times over and requires immediate scaling up on our part.
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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.