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Ukrainian forces have advanced north of Dov'henke and are probing near Kam'yanka.
— WarMonitor🇺🇦 (@WarMonitor3) August 13, 2022
AgLA06 said:docb said:
Some chatter on Reddit that the Kherson offensive has begun and the Russians have evacuated their command center to the other side of the river out of the city.
That should instill confidence in their troops.
Nothing says we've got this like "You guys stay here. We're pulling anyone important back across the river."
The Russian forces are trying to advance near Yakovlivka, Bakhmut, Vershyna, and Zaitsevo. Russian forces are shelling multiple settlements in the region.
— The Kyiv Independent (@KyivIndependent) August 13, 2022
⚡️Loud explosions reported in Russian-occupied Nova Kakhovka, Kherson Oblast.
— The Kyiv Independent (@KyivIndependent) August 13, 2022
According to local media, the explosions were heard near the city hospital, allegedly close to a place where Russians stored military equipment and ammunition.
Girkin, an ex-officer of Russia's Federal Security Service, launched Russia's war in the Donbas by seizing Slovyansk in 2014. Since then, he has become critical of Putin, lashing out at him for mishandling the war effort and refusing to carry out mobilization.
— The Kyiv Independent (@KyivIndependent) August 13, 2022
The ISW also reported that Russian forces undertook limited ground assaults north of Kharkiv, northewest of Sloviansk, east of Siversk, and south of Bakhmut.
— The Kyiv Independent (@KyivIndependent) August 14, 2022
The# Russian army again shelled two districts of #Dnipropetrovsk region - #Nikopol and #Kryvorizky.
— NEXTA (@nexta_tv) August 14, 2022
In the city of Nikopol, 9 high-rise and 8 private buildings, a school and several shops were damaged. pic.twitter.com/s6bnlI5g4o
Ukrainian forces hit the Antonovsky bridge in Kherson again pic.twitter.com/dNg77NRVxI
— OSINTtechnical (@Osinttechnical) August 14, 2022
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Indicators of degraded Russian supplies resulting from the disruption of Russian GLOCs over the Dnipro River would include: observed fuel and ammunition shortages among Russian forces in western Kherson Oblast; abandoned Russian vehicles; decreased intensity and, finally, cessation of Russian ground assaults and artillery attacks; possibly increased instances of Russian looting; increased reports from Russian soldiers about supply shortfalls; increased numbers of Russian prisoners of war taken by Ukrainian forces; and an observed absence of new heavy machinery transported to western Kherson.
Such indicators could take days or weeks to observe depending on how much Russian forces have been able to stockpile supplies on the west bank of the Dnipro and how successful Ukrainian forces are at finding and destroying those stockpiles while keeping the bridges inoperable.
1/2⚡️Residents of several districts of St. Petersburg (in particular, Admiralteiskyi and Kirovskyi) received summonses demanding to come to the military registration and enlistment office. pic.twitter.com/zZtu2Je9B8
— Flash (@Flash43191300) August 14, 2022
2/2 The summonses were seen in the mailboxes of many houses in the city center, according to the local "Fontanka" newspaper. The agendas are stamped "Appearance is required". Citizens are required to have a passport and a military ID.
— Flash (@Flash43191300) August 14, 2022
The Ukrainian army's Air Force Command says that "about 15 [Russian] armored fighting vehicles" and dozens of troops were eliminated in yesterday's air raids of the Ukrainian aircraft.
— Euromaidan Press (@EuromaidanPress) August 14, 2022
2/2 The nitrogen-oxygen station, the joint auxiliary building, the pumping station for domestic wastewater were also seriously damaged, the energy regulator reports.
— Flash (@Flash43191300) August 14, 2022
Waffledynamics said:2/2 The nitrogen-oxygen station, the joint auxiliary building, the pumping station for domestic wastewater were also seriously damaged, the energy regulator reports.
— Flash (@Flash43191300) August 14, 2022
⚡️Ukraine says embattled Pisky in Donetsk Oblast still under Ukrainian control.
— The Kyiv Independent (@KyivIndependent) August 14, 2022
Spokesman of the Eastern Group of Forces Serhiy Cherevaty told Suspilne media that heavy fighting continues in the village of Pisky. Russia earlier said that it has full control over Pisky.
⚡️Ukraine again urges civilian evacuation from Russian-occupied parts of Kherson Oblast.
— The Kyiv Independent (@KyivIndependent) August 14, 2022
Deputy Prime Minister Iryna Vereshchuk called on Ukrainians remaining in occupied territories of Kherson Oblast to flee their homes, emphasizing that "a difficult winter is coming."
https://liveuamap.com/en/2022/14-august-ukrainian-military-hit-a-base-of-russian-mercenariesQuote:
Ukrainian military hit a base of Russian mercenaries in Popasna in a missile strike
So that means that at least 1 out of the two railway connections from Crimea is out.
— Def Mon (@DefMon3) August 14, 2022
I'm not sure if the railway is operational in Brylivka after the "accident" There must be a lot of ammo spread around there to dispose of. Plus repairs needed. pic.twitter.com/sbMlSUKbLN
Cant decide if this is a good or bad thing.Waffledynamics said:1/2⚡️Residents of several districts of St. Petersburg (in particular, Admiralteiskyi and Kirovskyi) received summonses demanding to come to the military registration and enlistment office. pic.twitter.com/zZtu2Je9B8
— Flash (@Flash43191300) August 14, 20222/2 The summonses were seen in the mailboxes of many houses in the city center, according to the local "Fontanka" newspaper. The agendas are stamped "Appearance is required". Citizens are required to have a passport and a military ID.
— Flash (@Flash43191300) August 14, 2022
Half of St Petersburg just now vanished on a long "vacation" in next-door Finland.EastSideAg2002 said:Cant decide if this is a good or bad thing.Waffledynamics said:1/2⚡️Residents of several districts of St. Petersburg (in particular, Admiralteiskyi and Kirovskyi) received summonses demanding to come to the military registration and enlistment office. pic.twitter.com/zZtu2Je9B8
— Flash (@Flash43191300) August 14, 20222/2 The summonses were seen in the mailboxes of many houses in the city center, according to the local "Fontanka" newspaper. The agendas are stamped "Appearance is required". Citizens are required to have a passport and a military ID.
— Flash (@Flash43191300) August 14, 2022
It won't help, but the Russian system of repression is so finally tuned right now I don't know that it will result in any sort of major rebellion.Gilligan said:
If St. Petersburg and Moscow residents start getting called to arms. It sounds like Putin has a bad hand and going all in.
If the wealthier families start ponying up to die won't Putin be finished?
They're drained and without a better option. That said, there's likely a long list of exemptions based on privilege, education, employment, and marital status, etc.Gilligan said:
If St. Petersburg and Moscow residents start getting called to arms. It sounds like Putin has a bad hand and going all in.
Well, there is one better option...benchmark said:They're drained and without a better option. That said, there's likely a long list of exemptions based on privilege, education, employment, and marital status, etc.Gilligan said:
If St. Petersburg and Moscow residents start getting called to arms. It sounds like Putin has a bad hand and going all in.
The reality here is that these poor civilians who are being forced into this war, will become nothing but meat for the grinder. They will have near zero training and likely be outfitted with crap kits and muskets.Waffledynamics said:1/2⚡️Residents of several districts of St. Petersburg (in particular, Admiralteiskyi and Kirovskyi) received summonses demanding to come to the military registration and enlistment office. pic.twitter.com/zZtu2Je9B8
— Flash (@Flash43191300) August 14, 20222/2 The summonses were seen in the mailboxes of many houses in the city center, according to the local "Fontanka" newspaper. The agendas are stamped "Appearance is required". Citizens are required to have a passport and a military ID.
— Flash (@Flash43191300) August 14, 2022
And he already had a demographic time bomb, he just advanced the clock.Quote:
Putin wiping out generations of Russians for his maniacal vision.
AgLA06 said:
Seems to indicate they can't take what they want in the east or even potentially scared of Ukraine in the south. They've pretty much thrown the majority of their standing army at this special operation.
Embarrassing for the supposed super power of Europe.
EastSideAg2002 said:Cant decide if this is a good or bad thing.Waffledynamics said:1/2⚡️Residents of several districts of St. Petersburg (in particular, Admiralteiskyi and Kirovskyi) received summonses demanding to come to the military registration and enlistment office. pic.twitter.com/zZtu2Je9B8
— Flash (@Flash43191300) August 14, 20222/2 The summonses were seen in the mailboxes of many houses in the city center, according to the local "Fontanka" newspaper. The agendas are stamped "Appearance is required". Citizens are required to have a passport and a military ID.
— Flash (@Flash43191300) August 14, 2022
New footage of a monstrous explosion in the capital of #Armenia appears on the social media. pic.twitter.com/tnEgKcUdKC
— NEXTA (@nexta_tv) August 14, 2022
⚡️Slovakia denies transferring MiG-29 fighter jets to Ukraine.
— The Kyiv Independent (@KyivIndependent) August 14, 2022
According to Slovak Defense Minister Jaroslav Nad, the jets will remain in Slovakia until the end of August. Previously media reported that the jets had already been supplied.
An explosion is reported in the port of occupied #Berdyansk. pic.twitter.com/8aio2gAfAu
— NEXTA (@nexta_tv) August 14, 2022