This is said to be a Chechen Akhmat column.
I hope it gets obliterated.
https://x.com/Gerashchenko_en/status/1822261157010255984
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https://x.com/IAPonomarenko/status/1822263261347102757
https://x.com/Maks_NAFO_FELLA/status/1822258308071186891
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I guess the farmers have arrived thenâŚ
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In the east Russian stormtroopers continue to attack
https://x.com/Deepstate_UA/status/1822260841476952291
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Biggest news yesterday was a downing of a SU-34, some Russian terror bombing killing civilians and a slightly broadening of the front in Kursk. Lots of false info about big Ukrainian pushes, but itâs not happening in reality (there are of course many attacks, but not nearly as large scale as some bad analysts who just parrot confused Russian military telegram channels, claim). Note also, Ukraine has a lot of very small advance recce parties (as you can see below, one got bombed just 9 miles from the highway today), but that doesnât mean that Ukraine in any form or way controls the land around the advance and recce units.
Oh, and Ukraine took a small village in Belgorod.
But the last two days havenât been super positive to be honest. There are however news about Russian reserves being pulled from the east and these news are very good.
https://x.com/yarotrof/status/1822604108873818195
But Koronevo is a minimum gain for the operation to gain territory that it can maybe hold for a while. And attacks against the garrison there keeps failing, which alarms me.
Iâll show you why Koronevo is very important to establish defensive lines:
Topography and riversâŚ
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Is the Russian government even bothering to try to justify these now?
These are behind Sudzha, I would note. So not surprising.
https://x.com/FreudGreyskull/status/1822590595782857009
https://x.com/99Dominik_/status/1822537695731544256
https://x.com/99Dominik_/status/1822537833099190707
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Not really.
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I always disagree with this. People use this to some how paint the picture of âwar isnât that bad after allâ. It is all bad.
Almost all advances happen because people and money. The war/conflict part is not required. The bomb, glorified in the recent movie, was 50-80 years in the making - yest it crystalised during WWII, but it would have happened eventually.
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I donât understand what you are disagreeing with really.
No one who posts often in this thread thinks war is âgoodâ. That protracted armed conflict has an ugly tendency to produce technological advances out of necessity, and having spent several years studying history, I think I can say categorically that there is such a tendency (and of course it involves people and money), but it is besides the point. No one should want war.
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https://x.com/BBCSteveR/status/1822654973743895022
https://x.com/irgarner/status/1822631774209359906
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Interesting. Denys is a very notorious Russian military blogger
https://x.com/moklasen/status/1822640198464798868
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There are now so many reports of Russian reinforcements being sent, that one can by now say, that yes, strategic reserves are being sent
https://x.com/Maks_NAFO_FELLA/status/1822641051070304515
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I dislike the juxta-positioning and would rather say the âbreakthroughsâ are coincidental. The juxta-positioning for some (not necessarily here) implies a cause and effect - that war is required for breakthroughs. It is not.
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