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Vidéo du 08/10/22 commenté en anglais par Denys Davydov avec toute l'émotion d'un Ukrainien vivant cette guerre

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Update from Ukraine | Attack on Kerch Bridge | The supply line still works for Ruzzia
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zhe0xpk_qTw&t=660s

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Missiles russes: les témoins racontent

[size=200]poutine est un loser[/size]
La ruSSie est à court de missiles et ne pourra pas continuer comme ça

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mcQHQzg2Qkw

Au petit matin, un déluge de missiles s’est abattu sur l’Ukraine. Selon les autorités du pays : 83 tirs russes. 52 d’entre eux ont été interceptés, les autres ont frappé plusieurs villes ukrainiennes, tué au moins 10 personnes et laissé des habitants hagards et choqués.

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Vidéo de Reporting from ukraine point de situation sur la carte 11/10/22

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11 Oct: Russian Mission GOES TERRIBLY WRONG | War in Ukraine Explained
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KWADo9zqfpw
In the Kherson region, in trying to take advantage of the massive missile strike that hit Ukraine, the Russians tried to improve their tactical position, establish another line of defense and even return control over a very important town. Unfortunately for the Russians, they miscalculated the impact the missile strike would make and underestimated the Ukrainian defense. As a result, their counterattack went terribly wrong, and their newly established defense positions were completely destroyed. And here is how they did it.

After the Ukrainians established control over the northern group of settlements, they took time to regroup before launching their next wave of assaults. The first phase of the offensive was launched several days ago when I told you that the Ukrainians had sent a lot of scout groups with the primary goal of collecting as much intelligence as possible about Russian positions.

Since then, the intensity of Ukrainian attacks along the front line started to increase, indicating that they had collected the necessary information about Russian positions and became ready to conduct reconnaissance in force as their next phase of the offensive operation. Reconnaissance in force allows to actually test the effectiveness of the enemy’s defensive positions identified previously and see what their strengths and weaknesses are. The main targets of these attacks became Piatykhatky, Borozenske, Ischenka and Bruskynske.

However, suddenly the intensity of Ukrainian attacks decreased. Some sources suggest that this was due to the massive missile strike that hit Ukraine. As the goal of this missile strike was not only the destruction of the Ukrainian energy infrastructure facilities but also command posts and concentrations of forces, the Ukrainians seem to have taken precautionary measures that required putting most of their operations on hold. These precautionary measures can involve the relocation of commanders and command posts and avoidance of regrouping because that would necessarily include concentrating forces in a particular region.

As expected, the Russians have tried to take advantage of the decreased activity and improve their tactical position. The first thing the Russians did was establish defensive positions further from the settlements they control to increase the buffer zone and create more firing points. The second thing they did was launch a counterattack in the direction of Davydiv Brid. Obviously, it is very hard to make these offensive moves if you are constantly stormed, but this window of decreased Ukrainian activity gave the Russians some room for such actions.

The attack on Davydiv Brid was launched from Ischenka. Russian forces up to the size of a motorized rifle platoon attempted to push the Ukrainians out of this important town. However, the Ukrainians have already established their positions in this tactically important settlement and, unlike the Russians, allocated more than several dozens of people to hold it. The Ukrainians are also located in the settlements nearby that magnify their control over this region and allow to put the enemy at a crossfire.

As a result, the Russian attack was repelled, and the attack group was forced to retreat. The Ukrainians immediately launched a counterattack. Some sources reported that the actual fights took place between Davydiv Brid and Ischenka, indicating that they ran into the new Russian defensive positions. The Ukrainians likely pushed the Russians back to their initial positions inside Ischenka because, later that day, they were freely crossing this area to attack other settlements on the line. After identifying other irregular newly established Russian positions in front of the settlements, the Ukrainians shelled them heavily and cleared the fields for conducting their planned reconnaissance in force operations further.

This phase is about to end very soon because Russian sources already report that the Ukrainians are moving their heavy forces closer and closer to the front line and planning to make another powerful attack to push the Russians toward Kherson even more.

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Vidéo de Reporting from UKR , Les UKR ont pris en tenaille, les russes leurs flancs

12 Oct: Russian ATTACK TURNS INTO A CATASTROPHE | War in Ukraine Explained
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GuayoB8LnMg

In the Luhansk region, the Russians noticed that the Ukrainians were getting ready for the next wave of assaults faster than the Russians were digging trenches, and in fear that their defense line would not be prepared on time, the Russians made one of the biggest counterattacks that we saw in the last few months. But even though they managed to push the Ukrainians back and buy themselves more time, this achievement comes at a very high price. But before I tell you why holding this buffer zone comes at a high price, let me put everything into perspective.

After losing Lyman, the Russians retreated to the next defense line, which goes through Svatove and Kreminna. Here the Russians have a very convenient natural barrier in the form of the Krasna River that allows them to create a very strong line of fortifications. However, the defense line still needs to be prepared: trenches need to be dug, fortified infrastructure needs to be built, and supporting positions need to be established, and this takes time.

Unfortunately for the Russians, the Ukrainians have been expanding control over the area between Lyman and Kreminna a little too quickly. The Ukrainians had already started storming Kreminna, Pischane and Ploschanka and even advanced in the direction of Zalyman. On top of that, the Ukrainians have been accumulating more and more forces in the area of Borova, Karpivka and Drobysheve. All of that signaled that the Ukrainians were almost ready to storm the Svatove-Kreminna line. Understanding that if this line is breached, they will have another devastating loss, the Russians made a bold move.

Yesterday, the Russians launched a massive counteroffensive is the direction of Lyman. But it was not Lyman that the Russians were trying to take. The Russians were trying to establish their positions on the Zherebets River's eastern bank. This would allow them to use this natural barrier to hold off the Ukrainians from the Svatove-Kreminna line for a while. The attacks were directed towards Makiivka, Nevske, Novosadove, Terny and Torske. As a result, the Russians established control over Novosadove, Terny and Torske, while the settlements to the north remained under the Ukrainian control.

Now, why does it come at a high price? Russian defense positions here are very vulnerable to flank attacks. As you know, the Ukrainians are fully controlling the forest. On top of that, Russian positions in Dibrova do not prevent the Ukrainians from freely attacking other settlements on the southern line. The Ukrainians have been doing it since the battle for Lyman. Overall, the Russians here are at a tactical disadvantage: they cannot protect themselves well, and it is very hard to supply this group. All they are doing here is not allowing the Ukrainians to move freely.

On top of that, the Zherebets River serves as a good barrier only for 12 km. This river is extremely narrow and shallow to the north and south of this 12 km segment. This means that the Ukrainians can also relatively easily force the river around Makiivka and attack Russian flanks from the north.

And this is exactly what the Ukrainians are doing. They have regrouped, sent some reinforcements and started assaulting the Zherebets group both from the north and south. The Ukrainians quickly achieved some success to the south and pushed the Russians out of Torske. The Ukrainians have not entered the town, so it is considered a grey zone. The attack from the north was less successful. In anticipation of this counterattack, the Russians reinforced this line and established tighter control over the river. This allowed the Russians to target the Ukrainians while they slowed down to force the river. Nonetheless, the Ukrainians are quickly adjusting, and we will for sure see more attacks in this region.

Overall, the Russians put this group out in front to buy themselves more time to prepare the Svatove-Kreminna defense line, while the Ukrainians are slowly reducing their personnel to zero. A new reinforcement has already been sent from a motorized brigade located in Barvinkove, so the progress should not be slow for long.

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Les russes n'arrête pas de reculer dans la region de Luhansk

Par reporting from ukraine
13 Oct: Ukrainians Masterfully OBLITERATE Russian DEFENSE | War in Ukraine Explained
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQdL5f-ACis

In the Luhansk region, the Ukrainians continued developing their counteroffensive operation. Over the last several days, in an attempt to cut off the Russian group in the area of Tavilzhanka from supplies, the Ukrainians launched a tactical encirclement operation from Kupiansk and have already achieved significant success, and if last time they have just started assaulting Russian positions in Pershotravneve and Kyslivka, then today, the Ukrainians established control over multiple crucial Russian positions, significantly broadened their attack and finally reached Orlianka. And here is how they did it.

As you remember, the operation started by reducing Russian firing points and control over the fields. The geography of this region is quite complicated. As you can see, there are a lot of field ditches that allow the Russians to establish multiple defense lines. However, some parts still remain vulnerable. The ditches that are parallel to the axis of attack necessarily have only one point from which they can control the attackers, making this position very vulnerable to artillery fire. The artillery can easily cover the spear of the ditch to make sure that everyone there is dead. That is why on the first day of the Ukrainian offensive operation, the Ukrainians have been slowly pushing the Russians towards their secondary defense line.

Simultaneously, the Ukrainians launched their attack towards Kyslivka. They established their positions in the ditches and started to storm this agglomeration of towns. After achieving significant success, the Ukrainians continued developing their offensive further and opened several more lines of attack.

The first target became Vilshane. As you can see, the ditches and tree belts stretch along the northern group of settlements. Developing offensive operations towards Pershotravneve further without securing the flacks would be a catastrophe because the Russians near Vishane would be able to shoot the Ukrainians in the back. That is why the Ukrainians assaulted Vilshane. They applied the same tactic: they attacked the spears, which in this region very rapidly opened access to the southern part of the settlement. By the end of the day, the left flank was completely secured because the Ukrainians managed to establish their positions along the southern part of the settlement. The control over it is split, it is considered a grey zone, but it is not important. What is important is that immediately after securing the flank, the Ukrainians doubled down on attacking Pershotravneve. As of now, I cannot tell how much they moved further, but given that the Ukrainians have finally launched their attack on Orlianka, it is clear that the Ukrainians pushed the Russians far enough to securely move along the ditches and tree belts, leading to Orlianka.

The second target of the broad attack became Tabaivka. This was a logical step since the Ukrainians already control Pischane. The situation here had many unexpected turns. As you remember, the main purpose of this particular attack was to fix Russian forces. Nonetheless, the Ukrainians overwhelmed Russian forces with fire and managed to push them out of Kyslivka. This turned out to be a mistake. Russian forces in Tabaivka managed to repel the attack, which means that the Ukrainian advance towards Kyslivka put them into a pocket. Both parties understood it, and fierce battles broke out the next day. The Ukrainians tried to develop their offensive towards Kotliarivka and simultaneously breach the Russian defense in Tabaivka to gain tactical advantage and prevent the imminent Russian counterattack, while the Russians regrouped and unleashed everything they had on the Ukrainians in Kyslivka. The Ukrainians realized they were taking too much heat for a supporting attack and retreated to more stable positions in front of this settlement.

The situation seems to have stabilized, and the Ukrainians have already moved additional forces to Petropavlivka to develop their offensive further. The next logical step would be to take Orlianka and move towards Mykolaivka.

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L'encerclement de kherson se précise

Les mouvement de troupes sont expliqués sur la carte et sont repris dans les commentaires

Vidéo par reporting to ukraine
14 Oct: Clever. Ukrainians Will CUT Russians FROM 2 SIDES | War in Ukraine Explained
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HvHCXj-tmmQ

Today I want to focus on the Ukrainian counteroffensive in the Kherson region, and in particular on the southern part of the region. At first glance, it seems like the Ukrainians here struggle to gain momentum and do not have the possibility to move forward. However, a deeper look at the situation quickly reveals that the Ukrainians are preparing a massive breakthrough to slice the Russian group west of the Inhulets River in half. And here is why.

As you remember, the most active part of the front line has been the area around Ternovi Pody. Around a month ago, the Ukrainians conducted an extensive offensive operation towards Liubomyrivka. The Russians here were so unprepared that they left three settlements at once: Liubomyrivka, Ternovi Pody and Zelenyi Hai. But because it endangered their absolutely vital positions in Kyselivka, the Russians quickly regrouped and attacked Zelenyi Hai. Since the Ukrainians did not have enough time to establish their positions here, they left this settlement. After that, the fights have been taking place around Ternovi Pody.

Despite high pressure, the Ukrainians maintained their positions here and continuously reinforced this region. Russian sources were also reporting a lot of combat reconnaissance in this region. On 5 October, the Russians reported engaging with a Ukrainian sabotage group. On 6 October, the Ukrainians also brought more troops and supplies to Kyselivka. From here, the next day, the Ukrainians launched combat reconnaissance towards Maksymivka. On 8 October, Russian sources started reporting about extensive Ukrainian attempts to collect intelligence about Russian defense using drones and reconnaissance groups. The Ukrainians increased the area of their operation even more because Russian forces also started to engage with small Ukrainian reconnaissance groups, even in the area of Snihurivka.

Over the last week, there was a massive reinforcement of the whole Kherson front line, and in fear of an attack, the Russians started pushing the Ukrainians along the entire front line to figure out where the Ukrainians were preparing to strike. Shortly after that, the number of clashes around Ternovi Pody and Maksymivka increased. The reports started coming in that the Russians were already running from Snihurivka. Later it was confirmed that this was the evacuation of clerks, which resembles what we saw in Velyka Oleksandrivka. Realizing that they were running high risk or being taken into a pocket, the Russians started evacuating clerks and some equipment. Two weeks later Velyka Oleksandrivka fell.

In order to undercut Snihurivka the same way the Ukrainians undercut Velyka Oleksandrivka, the Ukrainians are preparing an attack from Ternovi Pody towards Shmidtove. From here, they will be able to fix Russian forces from the west side of the river and attack them from the south, simultaneously attacking Maksymivka from Kyselivka. As you can see, Maksymivka is located between two rivers, which makes it only possible to take from the north. Nonetheless, the Ukrainians can also use the tree belts to hit the enemy’s flank from the eastern bank. By establishing control over this agglomeration, the Ukrainians will open access to all the settlement west of the Verechyna River.

The reason why the Ukrainians are not launching this attack is simple. The northern Ukrainian group has not advanced enough towards Snihurivka to put this group in danger if the Ukrainians advance from Ternovi Pody. But if the Ukrainians expand their Inhulets bridgehead and move closer to Snihurivka from the north, then a successful attack from Ternovi Pody would put them into a pocket. They will only have a 10 km buffer zone between their main retreat route and Ukrainian artillery, and given that this area stretches for more than 30 km, Russian personnel will be reduced to zero by the time they cross this area if they decide to retreat too late. The Ukrainians understand this and expect to make another blitzkrieg, shorten the front line by around 50 kilometers and establish fire positions to attack Kherson almost from any angle.

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LE FRONT AU 16/10/22 Par Reporting from Ukraine

16 Oct: Russians Suffer a BRUTAL DEFEAT Near Lyman | War in Ukraine Explained
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=621hfzVT55Y

In this video, I will focus on the Luhansk region, and in particular the southern part of this region. Here the Russians attempted to make a massive counterattack in the direction of Lyman. However, they were fixed along the river, crushed from the flanks and brutally defeated. And here is how it happened.

Last time I told you that the Russians decided to make this move because the Ukrainians were advancing faster than the Russians digging trenches along the Svatove-Kreminna line. The Russians saw that their defense positions would not be ready by the time the Ukrainians started their offensive operation because they had already pulled their reserves towards Borova, Karpivka and Drobysheve. In order to buy themselves more time, the Russians decided to push the Ukrainians towards the Zherebets River along the entire defense line. Their objective was to establish positions along this river to slow the Ukrainians down.

Unfortunately for the Russians, not everything went according to their plan. The Russians managed to take only Torske, Terny and Novosadove. The area of Ukrainian control around other settlements had decreased, but by maintaining control over Nevske and Makiivka, the Ukrainians reserved a notable foothold on the Zherebets River’s eastern bank, allowing them to hit the Russians from the north. On top of that, the Russian defense position along this river had an intrinsic weakness because the Ukrainians had total control over the forest, which allowed them also to hit the Russians from the south.

And the Ukrainians exploited this opportunity to the fullest. They immediately attacked the Russians in Torske and pushed them out of that town. Since the Russians did not manage to establish control over Yampolivka, the Ukrainians in Torske and Yampolivka joined forces. By leveraging these tactically important positions, the Ukrainians started to assault Terny from the south. Simultaneously, the Ukrainians attacked Novosadove from Nevske. Here they reportedly used their mobile units to cross the river just to the south of Nevske and immediately assault Novosadove.

In order to develop their success, the Ukrainians reinforced this region from the reserves located in Kolodiazi and Ivanivka. When the reinforcements arrived, the Ukrainians also started to push the Russians east from Nevske and Makiivka, gradually restoring control over the region. By creating this additional buffer zone, the Ukrainians set the conditions for a more successful attack towards Novosadove. On 14 October, the Russians were completely defeated, and the Zherebets River’s eastern bank was once again totally under Ukrainian control.

Nonetheless, being crushed from the flanks turned out to be a weak reason for abandoning their positions. The Svatove-Kreminna defense line still required a lot of additional work, which is why the Russians were not allowed to retreat altogether. It seems like the Russians still maintained their positions very close to the front line, which ensured tight control over the area close to these settlements.

The Ukrainians experienced some difficulties in moving through this region. Ukrainian scout groups reportedly did not get deep into the region, indicating that small Russian groups were operating in the forestall area and lines along the Zherebets River under artillery cover. Ukrainian sources reported that Russian artillery was indeed very active in this region, but Ukrainian counterbattery activities were limited because they were also trying to repel the counterattacks. The main targets once again became Terny and Torske. The Russians sent their mobile groups to cross the fields and crush the Ukrainians quickly, but the task turned out to be much harder.

Overall, as predicted, the Russians here were crushed from the flanks. However, as predicted, the Russians are still trying to push westwards to slow the Ukrainians down and allow themselves to prepare a much more formidable defense line between Svatove and Kreminna. We will probably see more heavy clashes here, but due to the chronic lack of forces, the Russians are unlikely to sustain these attacks for long.

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LE FRONT SUD AU 16/10/22 et Les Actualitées en Images Par Denys

Denys est ukrainien c'est une personne attachante , il publie chaque jour une vidéo faisant le point sur les combats et les événements importants de la journée

Update from Ukraine | Ruzzians are running from Kherson | Iran sends rockets | Ukraine needs ATACMS
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vqUx5EYVj0

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LE FRONT AU 17/10/22 Par Reporting from Ukraine

17 Oct: SUCCESS: Ukrainians MAKE A MAJOR BREAKTHROUGH | War in Ukraine Explained
https://www.youtube.com/c/ReportingfromUkraine

In this video, I will focus on the Luhansk region, and in particular, on the northern part of this region. Here the Ukrainians have launched an offensive operation towards Orlianka with a subsequent goal of moving north and undermining the Russian defense around Tavilzhanka. After achieving some success, the Ukrainians decided to broaden their attack even more, which turned out to be an excellent idea because by launching these additional attacks, they identified a weak spot in the Russian defense and immediately changed their focus. As a result, they liberated three settlements and pushed the front line even further than they managed in their primary direction. And here is how it happened.

Last time the Ukrainians stopped on the Pershotravneve, Kyslivka, Tabaivka line. They established control over the primary defense line on their way toward Pershotravneve, and in order to move further safely, they decided to secure their flank by attacking Vilshana, which they did and established partial control over the village. Since then, the Ukrainians developed their offensive further. Some sources reported that the Ukrainians attacked the village of Pershotravneve itself. As you can see, this village constitutes the tertiary defense line in this direction, and if the fights are already taking place here, then the Ukrainians have successfully breached the secondary defense line along this long ravine. The latest news indicates that the Ukrainians have only partial control over this ravine and that the Russians mainly control the eastern side of it, but even partial control helps the Ukrainians to solve most of their problems. By controlling this part of the ravine, the Ukrainians significantly simplified logistical issues and ensured they could receive supplies and reinforcements much more securely.

But this is not the biggest Ukrainian achievement. The biggest success was attained in the southern part of the region. Last time, to support their attack towards the Kyslivka agglomeration, the Ukrainians assaulted Tabaivka from Pischane in an attempt to fix Russian forces here and move further on Kyskivka. This turned out to be a mistake because the Ukrainians put themselves in a tactically disadvantageous position. On top of that, the Ukrainians discovered that if they reinforced Pischane, then they could easily take Tabaivka. The clashes around Berestove indicated that there is good potential here as well. If you remember, around two weeks ago, when this Kupiansk offensive operation had just started, the Russians sent some scout groups exactly in this region to undermine the capability of the Ukrainians to sustain their offensive. The Ukrainians responded reciprocally and sent some forces in the direction of Berestove as well, and from that time, relatively small clashes here had been taking place on a regular basis. The Ukrainians saw that the Russians were concentrated on holding the Kyslivka line because it is a very convenient agglomeration of settlements for holding defense, which is why it makes sense to attack them from the south.

And this is exactly what the Ukrainians did. They adjusted their objectives, reinforced Pischane and opened three lines of attack: towards Tabaivka, Krakhmalne and Berestove. As a result, the Ukrainians established control over these settlements and pushed the front line even further than Orlianske. Some sources indicate that Russian positions around Krokhmalne were so undermanned that a number of Russian troops voluntarily surrendered instead of trying to hold these positions.

From here, the Ukrainians are expected to move towards Volodymyrivka. Dense tree belts in this area clearly allow for a more secure movement in this direction, which increases the chances of Ukrainian success. The fact that Ukrainian forces are planning to move further is indicated by the fact that Russian sources reported the relocation of Ukrainian artillery and air defense systems closer to the front line. Russian sources also reported that new reinforcements are already on the way to support Ukrainian expansion in the direction of Volodymyrivka.

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INFO du 17/10/22 par Denys Attaques de Drones

Update from Ukraine | Iran Drone Attack | Ruzzia lost Su-34 | Putin doesn't know what to do.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fxu3EITg3E

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LE FRONT AU 18/10/22 et Les Actualitées en Images Par Denys

La bataille pour Kherson se précise
Des images sous marinnes du pipe line saboté en 09:11 s de la vidéo
L'otan va donner à l'ukraine des systèmes pour brouiller le GPS des drones suicides russes (iraniens)

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Update from Ukraine | Ruzzia announces the Massive Evacuation. Kherson will be taken back by Ukraine
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pgY7cS2YaNM

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LE FRONT AU 20/10/22 Par Reporting from Ukraine

Les russes se prépare à evacuer Kherson - pendant que les ukrainiens accentuent la pression

20 Oct: Confirmed. Russians WITHDRAW TANKS from Kherson | War in Ukraine Explained

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_VhVKaeWrmQ

Day 239: October 20

In this video, I will focus on the Kherson region and, in particular, on the northern part of the region. Here the Russians have launched mass evacuation from the Dnipro River’s western bank. Geolocated footage confirms that the Russians are evacuating their machinery as well. On top of that, the Commander of the Russian Armed Forces in Ukraine appeared on national television and started preparing the general public for (quote) “difficult decisions” (unquote) that they will soon have to face. What exactly these decisions are is pretty apparent – complete abandonment of Kherson. And here is why.

First of all, the Russians are facing continuous attacks along the northern front. Today the Ukrainians once again assaulted Russian positions in the area of Sukhanove and Mylove. Russian sources also reported that the Ukrainians are using a lot of drones in this region, and they are doing it to achieve several objectives at once. Firstly, they are testing how well Russian air defense responds to the threat from the air in this region and where they have blind spots. Secondly, they are enhancing their intelligence gathering substantially because while the ground troops are testing the enemy’s defense, the drones allow seeing how the Russians respond to these attacks and also identify artillery positions.

Although the Ukrainian activity around Davydiv Brid is notably lower, the importance of this direction is even higher because a successful breakthrough in this direction will help to not only take the northern group in a pocket but also set conditions for the attack from Ternovi Pody in the direction of Snihurivka. The lower activity can be explained by the fact that the Ukrainians have been fighting here for a long time. The Ukrainians had actually advanced deep behind the current front line not so long ago, so they have a very good understanding of Russian defense here and can afford to conduct assaults every other day.

In the meantime, the Ukrainians are moving more and more troops closer to the front line. Today it was reported that several dozens of tanks had entered the Davydiv Brid area. The concentration of forces here continuously increases, and the Russians try to exploit it by conducting airstrikes. Unfortunately for the Russians, the Ukrainians in this area got used to the airstrikes and have a lot of surface-to-air missile systems operating in the region.

Since preventative actions such as this one do not yield a desirable effect, the Russians seem to be preparing for a retreat. The main goal of the Russians is to inflict as high losses on the Ukrainians as possible while simultaneously minimize the losses of their own troops. The Russians seem to be almost ready for the collapse of the northern group because geolocated footage confirmed that they have been using the ferries close to Nova Kahovka to evacuate their machinery.

The Russians also launched a full-scale evacuation of Kherson. Some sources suggest that the Russians plan to evacuate up to 70 thousand people. Some say that this is preparation for the final battle, and getting rid of the civilians will allow using the entire city for achieving military objectives. Others say that the Russians are just trying to avoid the bad publicity they suffered due to leaving behind many people who cooperated with Russia in the Kharkiv region. Given that the Russians started dumping water at the Kahovka dam, it is doubtful that they would leave Kherson without a fight. The Russians are dumping water because they fear the Ukrainians will do the same thing the Russians did to them. As you remember, around a month ago, the Russians blew up a dam in Kryvyi Rih and flooded half of the town just to hinder the Ukrainian offensive down the stream for several days. The Russians are especially afraid of it because after they finish evacuating the civilians, only Russian soldiers will be left inside the town.

Overall, as you can see, most of the things the Russians are doing right now is the preparation for the total collapse of the front line.

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LE FRONT AU 21/10/22 Par Reporting from Ukraine

Attaques et Contre-Attaques dans la région de Luhansk (nord-est) Les russes foncent sur les champs de mines UKR
21 Oct: Russian ATTACK GOES TERRIBLY WRONG | War in Ukraine Explained
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IflefGZlnCE

Day 239: October 20

In this video, I will focus on the Luhansk region and, in particular, the northern part of the region. Here, the Ukrainians started cutting off the roads that allowed the Russians to receive supplies from Terny safely, and in response, the Russians tried to secure another road and therefore launched an attack towards Dvorichna. The task turned out to be much harder than they expected, they faced high resistance and were forced to divert their efforts to solve the initial problem. They launched an attack towards Synkivka to hit the Ukrainians in the back only to run in the minefields that the Ukrainians prepared for them in advance.

Last time I showed you how the Ukrainians have cut off the Russian supply road to Vilshana. In the aftermath of their latest wave of attacks in this region, the Ukrainians have established partial control of this big ravine. The supply road from Terny is only 1 km away from the dense tree belt areas that the Ukrainians are now controlling, meaning that the Ukrainians have established total fire control over the road and can destroy any convoy that is moving through this area. To supply Vilshana somehow, the Russians decided to use the route from Tavilzhanka, but there was one big problem – by controlling Horobivka, the Ukrainians could easily destroy anything that moved in this area as well. The Russians only had several days to solve this issue, otherwise, Vilshana would fall, so they launched several attacks at once and assaulted Horobivka, Hryanykivka, and Dvorichne. Unlike the latter two, Horobivka is not a convenient place to hold the defense, so the Ukrainians immediately moved back and started holding this line. In the short term, this has allowed the Russians to establish a connection between Terny and Vilshana through Tavilzhanka.

However, good news for the Russians ended on the first day. They have been trying to push the Ukrainians out of Hryanykivka and Dvorichne for three days in a row with no success. The Ukrainians in Hryanykivka seem to be leveraging the wide railway that is splitting the forestall area, which allows them to hold secure positions in the trees while conveniently being supplied from the town 200 meters behind them. The Ukrainians in Dvorichne just overall have a very strong position. Dvorichne is a twin of Tavilzhanka. As you remember, the Ukrainians had struggled for a long time to take Tavilzhanka from Dvorichne. Now the Russians are facing exactly the same situation.

That is why the Russians decided to change their plan and attack Synkivka from Horobivka. Since the Ukrainians are moving in the direction of Pershoravneve, hitting them here is basically hitting them in the back. A successful assault of Synkivka would open access to the logistical heart of the Kupiansk offensive operation. And undermining this offensive operation would, of course, allow them to solve all the problems that they are dealing with in Vishana and Pershortavneve.

Unfortunately for the Russians, this attack was unsuccessful. It turned out the Ukrainians completely mined the approaches to Synkivka. This also explains why the Ukrainians still have not entered Lyman Pershyi and why it was considered a grey zone for so long. The Ukrainians mined this area because they didn’t need to move there anyways. They already decided that instead of attacking the Tavilzhanka group in front, they would do it from the flank or even the rear.

Overall, the Russian counterattack went completely wrong. They failed to use the element of surprise effectively and push the Ukrainians from the Oskil River’s eastern bank, and they ran into mines by trying to conduct a flank attack toward Synkivka. There are no more shortcuts left, so the Russians will either have to solve their logistical issues with brute force and high losses or retreat several kilometers back and establish a defense on the more reliable positions.

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LE FRONT AU 22/10/22 Par Reporting from Ukraine

Encerclement de troupe russes dans la région de Luhansk (nord-est)

22 Oct: Russian Troops GOT INTO A POCKET | War in Ukraine Explained
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=czOGHuSeM94
Day 241: October 21

In the Luhansk region, the Ukrainians continued conducting their offensive operation. In fact, this operation has grown to the point where it makes sense to talk about each wing of the attacks separately. Last time we discussed the northern wing of the Kupinask offensive operation, so today, I will focus on the southern wing. And here, the Ukrainians are gradually taking the Kyslivka agglomeration into a pocket. After taking Tabaivka, the Ukrainians got very close to the Russian supply road from the south, and right now, the Ukrainians are slowly cutting them off the rest from the north. And here is how they are doing it.

Last time the Ukrainians realized that trying to take the Kyslivka agglomeration in front was not a good idea, and therefore started to push the Russians to the north and south of this agglomeration to see whether there were any weak spots that they could breach and subsequently undermine the main Russian defense positions in the region. After conducting a broad attack, the Ukrainians found a weak spot, which was Tabaivka—taking Tabaivka improved the Ukrainian tactical position tremendously. It allowed the Ukrainians to move up to 4 km east and simultaneously approach the Kyslivka agglomeration from the south. Given that the Ukrainians are also attacking Orlianske, we can see that the Russians are now in a big pocket.

The Russians here are in control of very convenient places for defense, which together make it even harder to breach. The small villages and ravines stretch out from the main defense in Kyslivka, creating multiple defense lines that synergistically work together to protect each other. However, there is one substantial weakness in this defense structure, and it is its supply network. The whole agglomeration is supplied via Nova Tarasivka, which is quite close to the front line. These two roads lead from Nova Tarasivka to Yahidne and Kyslivka, and there are also some roads in between that allow to either supply Kyslivka via the northern path or supply the others via the southern path. In reality, the northern path is already not working. The Ukrainians are assaulting Stepova Novoselivka and Ivanivka from the north and do not allow the convoys to pass through the region safely. Some sources even suggest that these two villages are already in the grey zone, so the situation here for them is problematic.

The Ukrainians are also pushing the Russians from Tabaivka, and some sources suggest that at least the southern part of Kotliarivka is in the grey zone. The Russians again leverage the local geography to create a buffer zone and decrease their losses. However, this simultaneously puts at risk their supply road to Kyslivka because if the Ukrainians say notice from drones a moving convoy in this region, by moving into this grey zone or buffer zone, they will get direct fire access to the road. This is too risky for the Ukrainians as well, so I do not think that this is what they are trying to do. What they are doing here is just fixing the positions of the Russian forces because the Russians cannot afford to gamble with their supplies, so they will definitely try to maintain their presence in Kotliarivka as long as there will be forces in Kyslivka.

In the meantime, the Ukrainians are developing their offensive towards Orlianske. So, while the Russians are busy repelling spoiling attacks along the entire pocket, they cannot conduct a counteroffensive towards Ukrainian positions in the ravine, and the Ukrainians are using this to attack Orlianske. By taking Orlianske, the Ukrainians will be able to close the pocket and collapse the whole Kyslivka group because they will be able to move closer to Nova Tarasivka and establish total fire control over both supply roads that converge into one.

Overall, the Russians focused on defending the Kyslivka group at the expense of the security of their flanks. As a result, the Ukrainians managed to advance around 4 km deep from both sides of this agglomeration and get very close to closing the pocket. The Ukrainians are one step away from doing it, so let’s wait and see how their offensive toward Orlianske will go.

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LE FRONT AU 23/10/22 Par Reporting from Ukraine

Très forte préssion des UKRs au nord est de Kherson
23 Oct: Russian Primary DEFENSE IS COLLAPSING | War in Ukraine Explained

https://www.youtube.com/c/ReportingfromUkraine
Day 242: October 23

Ukrainian forces in the Kherson region are notably increasing the intensity of their attacks. Interestingly, over the last two days, more and more reports have started to suggest that the Russian primary defense line has softened and that the Ukrainians have improved their tactical positions in multiple places along the northern front line.

Last time I told you that the most intense fights had taken place on the Piatykhatky-Kachkarivka line. The main targets here became Sukhanove and defensive positions on the way to Mylove. The Ukrainians had also been assaulting Piatykhatky, although not as intensely. However, over the last several days, the trend has changed, and now the Ukrainians seem to be sending bigger groups to assault Russian positions in this region. Russian sources report that Ukrainians started to engage more machinery here and that the attacks are no longer light. So, the reconnaissance activity along the northern front has slowly grown into fully-fledged combat. On certain days, the Ukrainians had even launched several attacks per day in the same direction. This was when the reports started appearing, suggesting that the Russians no longer held their defense tightly. On 20 October, the Russian Ministry of Defense indirectly confirmed that the Ukrainians managed to penetrate Russian defenses around Sukhanove. The Russians also started saying that the Ukrainians were assaulting Russian positions in the area of Piatykhatky instead of inside Piatykhatky, implying the front line had moved. Later, by reporting a Russian attack on Piatykhatky, they indirectly confirmed that they lost control over this settlement.

Simultaneously, the Ukrainians continued to relocate more and more troops and defense systems closer to the front, which strongly indicates that the Ukrainians are preparing to push the front line very far. Apart from regular reinforcements with troops, the Ukrainians have notably reinforced the Dudchany area with surface-to-air missile systems. The Dudchany area has become the main target of Russian air forces, which did not allow the Ukrainians to concentrate a lot of equipment here. As you can see, there is a big road that goes from Dudchany south, which means that in the case of a rapid advance, this will be the most efficient way to supply the attack group.

Last time I also told you that the Ukrainians were not very active in the Davydiv Brid area, and this trend has also started to change. Russian sources began to report that the Ukrainians are engaging a lot of drones in the region and that their attacks are launched not only from Davydiv Brid but also from Velyka Oleksandrivka, which indicates that the Ukrainians have spread their reserves relatively evenly and can support an extensive and rapid attack.

After conducting intense aerial reconnaissance, the Ukrainian General Staff reported that Russian forces had completely abandoned their positions in Charivne and Chkalove. Ukrainian General Staff also reported that the Russians are shelling Ukrainian positions in Mala Seydemynukha, which suggests that the Ukrainians have again entered this previously grey zone area. These are the bigger settlements in the area, and the ones around them are very small. This strongly suggests that the Russians are mainly focused on evacuating their machinery and trying to make sure that the Ukrainians will not capture as much equipment as last time. This also indicates that Russian positions here are weak, but we will see for sure when the Ukrainians launch their combat reconnaissance because, right now, they are mainly assaulting the settlements around Bruskynske.

Overall, we can observe that while the northern area switched from reconnaissance to active combat, the central area switched from being dormant to reconnaissance. Extrapolating from the past, we can expect the Ukrainians to launch a full-scale attack in the next seven days, and the fact that the Russians are already losing control over the prefrontal settlements suggests that the Ukrainians have a very high chance to penetrate the area very deeply.

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Vidéo du 23/10/22 commenté en anglais par Denys Davydov avec toute l'émotion d'un Ukrainien vivant cette guerre

Denys est ukrainien c'est une personne attachante , il publie chaque jour une vidéo faisant le point sur les combats et les événements importants de la journée
Deny nous explique pourquoi les russes ne peuvent pas detruire le le barrage sur le Dniepre
l'inondation aurait surtout lieu sur la rive sud là où les russes veulent se replier

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Ukraine : la résistance des partisans dans les zones occupées par les Russes • FRANCE 24

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yoz-DoGYPbM

Face à l’avancée ukrainienne dans la région de Kherson, les Russes craignent une nouvelle déroute. Et derrière la ligne de front, une autre force est à l’œuvre aux cotés de l’armée ukrainienne, celle des partisans. Ces réseaux de résistants frappent l’ennemi dans son camp et fournissent de précieux renseignements aux forces de Kiev. L'armée russe les traque sans relâche. Gwendoline Debono, envoyée spéciale de France 24 dans la région de Kherson, a rencontré des membres de cette armée de l'ombre.

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LE FRONT AU 24/10/22 Par Reporting from Ukraine

24 Oct: FINALLY: Ukrainians Launch a Counterattack in Bakhmut | War in Ukraine Explained
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qWlu6pUiI0

Day 243: October 24

In this video, I will focus on the eastern front and, in particular, on the Battle for Bakhmut.

The very first attack on Bakhmut was launched from the northeast. The objective of the attack group was to establish control over the four factories located on the outskirts of the town. They got stuck, and the only way they could move further was if the second group attacked the Ukrainians from the south and undermined their defense, allowing the Russians to split Bakhmut in half. And that is why the Russians focused their efforts on moving toward the southern part of Bakhmut as fast as possible.

During the second week of October, the Russians managed to undermine the Ukrainian defense in Vesela Dolyna, which caused a collapse of the Ukrainian defense in Zaitseve. By the end of the second week of October, the Russians moved towards Ivanhrad.

Simultaneously, after consolidating control over Kodema, the Russians increased the intensity of attacks on Mykolaivka and Mykolaivka Druha tremendously. By controlling the hills between Kodema and these two villages, the Russians could see every move of the Ukrainians. Since these hills are only 1 km away from these two villages, the Ukrainians gradually retreated towards Kurdiumivka. The weakening of the Ukrainian defense allowed the Russians to expand their offensive operation and also attack Odradivka. By the end of the second week of October, the Russians established control over these settlements and managed to get to the other side of the river. This allowed the Russians to simplify their logistics and, with ease, start to assault Kurdiumivka from the east and Ukrainian positions in front of Andriivka and even Klischivka.

During the third week of October, intense fights broke out near Opytne and Ivanhrad. Because of the shape of these settlements, the Russians conducted their assaults from the south to avoid crossfire as much as possible. But the Ukrainians had been fortifying this vulnerable part of the town for a long time, so it took weeks to establish control over the trenches in front of the settlements or move from one building to another. Russian sources have also noted that the Ukrainians used their artillery pretty heavily here and, judging by the limited success, also pretty effectively. Despite speculations of a Ukrainian retreat, even the Wagner Group Head stated that this is not true. After fighting for ten days straight near Opytne, on 21 October, the Russians claimed that they had finally reached Opytne itself. Their progress in Ivanhrad was reportedly more significant because they were fighting inside the settlement itself. Despite such a mild progress, the Russians started claiming that they were about to advance towards the center of Bahkmut along the river, meet with the forces on the eastern outskirts and cut off half of the town.

Unfortunately for the Russians, the Ukrainians have been preparing several counterattacks. They have reinforced the Bakhmut group and, on 20 October, conducted a counterattacked in Ivanhrad. As a result, the Russians lost the positions that they had been fighting for over the previous ten days.

The second counterattack was launched in the direction of Pokrovske. This counterattack had a much larger scale, and as a result, the Ukrainians completely pushed the Russians out of the factories located on the outskirts. But the Ukrainians did not stop here and also pushed the Russians from their newly established positions along the ravines that stretch towards Klynove.

Right now, the Ukrainians are controlling 100% of Bakhmut, and despite the constant alarm, Bakhmut is not yet in danger. Even by taking the whole southern part, it will be very difficult to take Bakhmut. The Russians could do it by establishing control over the area to the north of Bakhmut, and they increased the intensity of their attacks here right now, but this is not the first time they tried to do it. The northern part is closed for the Russians unless they take Soledar, and here, the Russians have been stuck in the same place for more than two months.

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LE FRONT AU 25/10/22 Par Reporting from Ukraine

25 Oct: Nice. Ukrainians PENETRATE RUSSIAN DEFENSE Near Kreminna | War in
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6UkFL47dgas

Day 244: October 25

In this video, I will focus on the Luhansk region and, in particular, on the southern part of the region. Here, after the Russians lost control over the Oskil River’s eastern bank, they quickly regrouped and made another attempt to take these territories. Unfortunately for the Russians, this attempt turned out even less successful, and the Ukrainians gradually increased the intensity of their attacks, gained some momentum, and penetrated Russian positions in the direction of Chervonopopivka. And here is how it happened.

As predicted, the Russians did not stop assaulting Ukrainian positions along the Oskil River’s eastern bank, despite suffering a devastating loss. As you remember, the Russians tried establishing control over the area between Novosadove and Torske to leverage the geography and stop Ukrainian advancement. However, they underestimated the intrinsic weakness of their positions and got crushed from the flanks. Nonetheless, the Russians were immediately sent back to fight and take these territories back because the Svatove-Kreminna defense line was still too vulnerable to allow the Ukrainians to get close to it.

The Ukrainians also understood this, which is why they tried to waste no time and start pushing east. However, the rapid development of the counteroffensive was impossible. Many Russian groups were operating in the region, fixing Ukrainian troops, so the Ukrainians had to circumvent Russian assaults and develop their own offensive gradually.

By 20 October, the Ukrainians had suppressed Russian attempts to gain a foothold near Terny and Torske, and in turn, managed to increase the intensity of their attacks. Russian reporting of the operating Ukrainian scout groups had increased, meaning that the Ukrainians once again started introducing uncertainty into Russian plans by significantly extending the grey zone.

On 22 October, the Ukrainians decided to take advantage of the improved weather conditions and launched two attacks. The target of the first attack became Russian positions near Ploschanka. Their objective was to fix Russian forces while the Ukrainians were launching their second attack in the direction of Novovodiane. This attack aimed to improve their tactical position in the region and set the conditions for future advances across the river.

In order to increase the momentum, the Ukrainians reinforced the region with armored vehicles. This allowed the Ukrainians to enter heavy fights with Russian forces in front of Chervonopopivka. As a result, the small village Ploschanka is now under the Ukrainian control, but more importantly, the Ukrainians have established a very convenient bridgehead for developing their offensive further and storming the Svatove-Kreminna line.

In preparation for the next wave of assaults, the Ukrainians reinforced this group with tanks and other armored machinery. The Ukrainians have also increased the concentration of troops in the region, which means that they are likely planning on opening additional lines of attack. The Ukrainians will likely launch these attacks in the direction of Kreminna, to secure their flanks and also to fix Russian troops in this region.

In the meantime, Ukrainian artillery has been conducting a lot of fire missions. Russian sources reported that the Ukrainians mostly used HIMARS, which means that the Ukrainians were aiming at very specific targets. The latest reports suggest that the Ukrainians targeted logistical infrastructure and areas of concentration of Russian forces in Svatove, Rubizhne, Starobilsk, and a few other towns outside this map. This is a good indicator that the Ukrainians are once again trying to disrupt Russian logistics to decrease the amount of support the troops on the front lines can get before they start storming the Svatove-Kreminna defense line.

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Vidéo du 25/10/22 commenté en anglais par Denys Davydov avec toute l'émotion d'un Ukrainien vivant cette guerre

Commentaires en images des événements du jour de Denys

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Update from Ukraine | Ruzzia enforces Kherson for urban fight | New Germany help to Ukraine

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LE FRONT AU 26/10/22 Par Reporting from Ukraine

26 Oct: Ukrainians DESTROY NEW RUSSIAN PLAN | War in Ukraine Explained

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JIya0HZ2tB0
Day 245: October 26

In this video, I will focus on the Luhansk region and, in particular, on the southern part of the region. This part of the front line quickly became the most dynamic, with a lot of vicious fights, attacks, and counterattacks. The Russians realized that the main reason why they could not succeed here was that the Ukrainians were controlling the forest from where they could conduct flank attacks virtually with impunity. That is why the Russians recently launched a series of attacks to the south of the forest to cut off supplies from Siversk, move into the woods, and take away the Ukrainian tactical advantage. However, in the end, the Ukrainians ruined their plans and improved their tactical position even more. And here is how it happened.

As you remember, during the first Russian offensive operation, they managed to establish control over most settlements between Makiivka and Torske. But they lost this tactical bridgehead mainly because the Ukrainians continuously attacked them from the forest.

The Ukrainians have gained control over the forest quite recently, and they were able to establish and maintain control over such a big territory by pushing the Russians out of Bilohorivka. This way, they pushed the Russians behind the corner and could totally control the river's southern segment. By securing the southern part of the river, the Ukrainians could finally tap into their massive reserves located in Siversk and increase the number of troops operating in the forest virtually in no time. At that point in time, most estimates suggested that there were up to 20 thousand soldiers in Siversk, so the number is nontrivial. Achieving such high synergies and simplifying their logistics are the main factors of Ukrainian success in the region.

That is why the Russians decided to focus on this area. They wanted to split the newly formed joint front line in half, cut Ukrainian logistics and deprive the Ukrainians of the tactical bridgehead in the forest in order to give themselves a chance to hold control over the settlements along the Zherebets River.

At first, the Russians started launching assaults in the area of Spirne. The goal here was to draw Ukrainian attention away from Bilohorivka and also fix Ukrainian positions. After that, the Russians also resumed their offensive operation in the area of Verkhnokamianske. The Ukrainians seem to have understood what is going on, and instead of waiting for an attack on Bilohorivka, they launched their own attack in the direction of Shypylivka. The fights broke out between these two settlements near the local highs of Terykon. Judging by the reports, the engagements were short but quite frequent, which suggests that this was combat reconnaissance. Apart from collecting intelligence, these forces were fulfilling much more critical tasks: fixing Russian troops and preventing an attack on Bilohorivka.

However, today, the Ukrainians suddenly opened one more line of attack and assaulted Zolotarivka. Some sources suggest that the Ukrainians established control over this settlement, while others say that it became a grey zone, but the bottom line is the Russians were pushed out, and their tactical position has significantly worsened. Now the Russians cannot reach as deep into the Ukrainian-held territories as before, and on top of that, the Ukrainians are now controlling basically half of the perimeter of the oil refinery. The oil refinery is an industrial zone, which both parties like to use as military bases because there are no civilians, the infrastructure is more resilient and also big, which allows for storing ammunition and even armored vehicles.

Overall, the Russians failed to improve their tactical position in the area of Bilohorivka, which means that their flanks will remain vulnerable in the case of a third offensive towards the Zherebets River, and they will likely just set themselves up for another flank attack. That is why their next move will highly likely be in the direction of Siversk.

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Point de situation hebdomadaire en Français par Conflit en carte


Conflit Ukraine 26/10 : Point de situation en Français

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nfojMe-T5Po&t=48s
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0:00 Intro
0:32 Infos générales
3:02 Front Louhansk (nord)
5:21 Lyman-Kremmina
5:35 Siversk-Soledar-Bakhmut
7:08 Donetsk & Zaporijia
8:35 Kherson & Mykolaiv
12:10 Résumé
12:54 Comparatif

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LE FRONT AU 27/10/22 Par Reporting from Ukraine

27 Oct: Russians Launch 3rd Offensive. Ukrainians Immediately Retaliate | War in Ukraine Explained
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4gO6DapRtU8
Day 246: October 27

In the Luhansk region, the intensity of the fights continues to increase. Despite the fact that the Ukrainians maintained control over Bilohorivka and the forest, the Russians launched their third offensive operation in the direction of the Zherebets River. Apparently, the Ukrainians have repelled this attack and immediately launched a counterattack, because today, the Russians already reported Ukrainian assaults up to 10 km from the initial Ukrainian positions that they assaulted.

Yesterday I told you that the Russians would likely launch a series of assaults in the direction of Siversk before they make another offensive here. Since the forest is not secured, attacking in the direction of Zherebets River would be a direct invite to the Ukrainians to conduct a flank attack. However, the Russians launched this attack anyways. This indicates that the Russians are trying to make sure that the Ukrainians will not manage to establish strong positions close to the Krasna River before the Russians manage to set the proper conditions for the offensive. It seems like the attack was going to be launched in any case and they just hoped that by the time they launch it, Ukrainian tactical position around Bilohorivka and the forest would already worsen.

Yesterday, the Russians opened six lines of attack and assaulted every settlement from Makiivka to Torske. Russian sources reported that the Russians managed to completely eliminate the Ukrainian bridgehead on the eastern side of the river to the north of Terny. The Russians have also reported that tough fights were taking place in Terny, Yampolivka, and Torske. And this is not surprising because over the last several days the Ukrainians have relocated a lot of heavy machinery to the southern part of this region, so these villages were heavily reinforced with tanks and other vehicles.

Nonetheless, the equipment came in handy because the Russians that were attacking Torske were quickly forced to retreat towards Dibrova. Here they established certain defensive positions around the village and managed to stop an immediate Ukrainian retaliation directed toward this settlement. Now the Russians are reporting that the Ukrainians are engaging additional units to the south and are creating a fist to attack Dibrova. Simultaneously, the Russians are expecting an attack from Yampolivka because here and in Terny the Ukrainians managed to repel the Russian attack as well. In fact, here, the immediate Ukrainian counteroffensive was the most effective because the fights moved around 12 km northeast towards Chervonopopivka.

Now, this is an extremely important detail because it contradicts Russian claims of control of many small settlements in the area. If the Russians have indeed eliminated the Ukrainian bridgehead on the eastern side of the Zherebets River, then why would the Ukrainians move 12 km east to fight instead of moving 1 km north? Novosadove is only 1 km away from Torske, while Nevske is only 5 km away. This means that the Russians would be able just to shoot the Ukrainians in the back if they were there. Moreover, the Ukrainians also passed by the village of Vedmezhe, from where the Russians could supposedly conduct a flank attack. These contradictions strongly indicate that the Russian offensive had extremely limited success if any.

With the information available right now, it seems like the Ukrainians retained control over the whole bridgehead. The confirmation of that would be the development of a counteroffensive in the direction of Ploschanka and Krasnorichenske that, in the current situation, would be sensible to expect today at night or tomorrow.

Overall, the main goal of the Russian third offensive operation was not achieved. The most important settlements, such as Torske, Yampolivka, and Terny, have been successfully defended by the Ukrainians. On top of that, the immediate counteroffensive of the Ukrainian side indicated that despite complications with the logistics, the Ukrainians have managed to establish strong positions on the Zherebets River’s eastern bank.

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LE FRONT AU 28/10/22 Par Reporting from Ukraine

28 Oct: Genius Strategy. Ukrainians Are DISMANTLING RUSSIAN DEFENSE | War in Ukraine Explained

Day 247: October 28

Today I will focus on the Luhansk region. In my previous videos, I looked into each segment of the front line separately, detailing the developments on the tactical level. In this video, I will leverage that context, add more interesting information and analyze these developments on the strategic level.

The front line in the Luhansk region can be divided into two parts: the northern and the southern. The southern part of the front line goes along the Zherebets River. This is exactly where most fights in the region are taking place. The objectives of the Ukrainian forces that are fighting here are first to reach and cut off the Svatove-Kreminna road and then start assaulting the Russian defense line they have formed along the Krasna River. The Ukrainians have achieved the most notable success in the southern part of the region (from Makiivka to Torske).

The situation around the settlements to the north of Makiivka is more challenging. At first glance, it seems like the Ukrainians are not able to penetrate this area because Russian defensive positions are too strong. However, analyzing the allocation of forces along the front line, it becomes clear that the Ukrainians are not even trying to break through Russian defensive positions here. It would be counterproductive to go and storm Svatove while the area to the north and south of this town is under total Russian control.

But if the Ukrainians are not planning to develop their offensive in this area, why are they constantly launching assaults? The reason is pretty simple – to fix Russian forces. And here, it works especially well because the Russians really try to protect the Svatove-Kreminna road as much as possible, which is very exposed to Ukrainian attacks.

But shouldn’t the Ukrainians be proactive and cut the road by any means to prevent or at least complicate the construction of the defense line? Yes, they should, and they are actually already doing it, but in a different place. Over the last week, we saw multiple attacks towards Chervonopopivka and Ploschanka, which basically put the main Russian supply road in the grey zone and does not allow using it. So, the Ukrainians seem to be killing two birds with one stone: they force the Russians to allocate more troops in the useless regions to ensure the safety of the road, even though the road is not safe due to the attacks down the line.

That is why the Russians are constantly launching their attacks toward the Zherebets River. They try to fix this problem by any means. This back and forth between Kreminna and Zherebets River is very costly for the Russians because they are at a tactical disadvantage and have no chance of establishing long-term control over the region. But they do not have another option, so they spend their professional personnel betting it will be worth it.

In the meantime, the Ukrainians are developing their offensive in the northern part of the region. This is actually the main direction because without establishing control over it and striking Svatove from the north, the chances of winning the Battle for Svatove are very slim. So, despite the very challenging terrain in this region, the Ukrainians need to penetrate this area. The tactics here are the most complex, and the Ukrainians must adapt continuously to the new situations. As you saw, just pushing towards one settlement here would not work, and the Ukrainians are forced to think five steps ahead, which often means attacking settlements tens of kilometers away from the main target to cause a chain reaction that eventually undermines Russian defense where needed.

Overall, the Ukrainians are slowly dismantling Russian defense in the southern part of the region, fixing Russian troops in the central part to create a breakthrough in the northern part that would set the conditions for the Battle for Svatove.

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LE FRONT AU 30/10/22 Par Reporting from Ukraine

The Ukrainians are pushing the Russians in the Luhansk region, while the Russians are pushing the Ukrainians in the Donetsk region

30 Oct: Tricky. Russians Try to ENFORCE THEIR GAME | War in Ukraine Explained
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0NU8xN36gpA

Day 249: October 30

In the Luhansk region, the Ukrainians have launched a series of attacks. Most of the lines of attack were opened in the northern part of the region, so in the area where the Ukrainians are planning to make a breakthrough. Russian sources reported that the primary goal of the Ukrainian northern group is to move toward Nyzhnia Duvanka. This is indeed a very important town because it is located at the intersection of three rivers that split this town into four parts. By establishing control over each part of the town and the surrounding area, the Ukrainians will not only cut off all supplies to Svatove from the north, but they will also be able to hit Svatove from the back or at least establish fire control over the region and significantly reduce Russian supply possibilities.

In order to achieve these goals, the Ukrainians are storming Pershortavneve, Orlianske, the Kyslivka agglomeration, and Kuzemivka. The toughest fights are taking place around the Kyslivka agglomeration. The Russians here are in a salient, so the Ukrainians can attack them from three directions, but because the Ukrainians have not breached Russian defensive positions in Orlianske, the Russians in Kyslivka continue to hold solid defense.

In the southern part of the region, the Ukrainians continued assaults in the direction of Ploschanka and Chervonopopivka, which means that the Ukrainians have cut off the Svatove-Kreminna road and do not allow the Russians to use it for transporting ammunition and reinforcing the region.

In the upper Donetsk region, at first, they tried to develop their offensive in the direction of Krasna Hora. However, because the Ukrainians are still controlling the village called Bakhmutske, which is located between Soledar and Pokrovske, the Russians suffered high losses and could not establish positions in Krasna Hora. That is why they started assaulting this village from several sides at once. The fights here are still taking place.

In the central part of the Donetsk region, heavy fights are taking place on the Ukrainian secondary defense line that goes through Vodiane and Opytne. Russian sources claimed that this was a counterattack on the northern part that is allegedly under their control, however, judging by the fact it was just several armored vehicles, it looks like it was just a reinforcement, and the Ukrainians are still holding their positions. Simultaneously, the Russians are trying to develop their offensive in Pervomaiske, but they face significant challenges because this village is very narrow, and the Ukrainians fire at Russians from three sides: Nevelske, Pervomaiske, and Vodiane.

Lastly, in the southern part of the Donetsk region, the Russians launched an offensive operation toward Pavlivka. Pavlivka is a significant barrier on their way to storm Vuhledar. With Pavlivka under total Ukrainian control, the Ukrainians open access to several more roads for supplies and support that are actually much safer. That is why the Russians finally decided to launch their attack here. They started with an extensive artillery preparation that was followed by attacks from multiple sides, but at the end of the day, the Ukrainians are still controlling this settlement while reinforcements are already on the way.

Overall, the Ukrainians are pushing the Russians in the Luhansk region, while the Russians are pushing the Ukrainians in the Donetsk region. This is an attempt by the Russians to force the Ukrainians to relocate their troops back to the Donetsk front and stop their offensive operation. The Russians are trying to impose their rules of the game and regain the initiative. Nonetheless, the Ukrainians stick to the plan and successfully hold off Russian advances. The Ukrainians managed to cut off the most important supply road on the Svatove front, it seems like they managed to retain control over the northern part of Vodiane, which is extremely important, and they managed to maintain control over Pavlivka.

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30/10/22 Denys commente les evenements du jour en images
Update
Attaque de drones sur Sébastopol
from Ukraine | Ruzzia tried to attack but got the record losses

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K_HuAoyjrfI

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LE FRONT AU 01/11/22 Par Reporting from Ukraine

31 Oct: LAST RESORT. Russians Hit Hydroelectric Power Plants | War in Ukraine Explained
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kRZ23rnEmnU
Day 250: October 31

In the Luhansk region, the Ukrainians seem to have expanded control over the Svatove-Kreminna road and completely rendered it unusable. Previously I told you that due to constant attacks in the direction of Ploschanka and Chevonopopivka, the Ukrainians cut off this supply road near this settlement and put the area to the north of it in the grey zone. The latest reports say that after establishing control over Karmazynivka, the Ukrainians have established total fire control over this road to the north of Ploschanka. The Svatove-Kreminna road was mainly used for the quick transporting of Russian troops and ammunition, but right now, 30 out of 45 km of this road cannot be used. And what is worse for the Russians is that the Ukrainians are controlling the segment in the middle, so the road has virtually no use at all. From other news, the Russians are expecting the Ukrainians to open another line of attack very soon. The Ukrainians are slowly increasing the concentration of their forces in the southern part of the forest, which means that the Ukrainians might be planning to press the Russians against Kreminna once again.

In the central part of the Donetsk region, there is some good news. Yesterday I told you the footage of Ukrainian tanks moving from Sieverne to Vodiane looks like a reinforcement, which strongly suggests that the Ukrainians are still controlling Vodiane. Today’s reports seem to confirm this evaluation because the Russians have not reported any progress that they planned to make, while Ukrainian sources report a failed Russian attack and that the Russians retreated back to their initial positions in Pisky.

In the southern part of the Donetsk region, there is mixed news. The Russians continue assaulting Pavlivka, which means that the Ukrainians are still controlling this village. The fights are taking inside the village. Russian sources report that their progress has slowed down due to unfavorable weather conditions, but it seems like the real cause is that the Ukrainians reinforced this region yesterday night with tanks and armored vehicles. Overall, the situation here seems to be similar to the fights in Vodiane. From bad news, the Russians started pushing from the fields in an attempt to take control over the highlands and establish fire control over one of the supply roads. However, firstly, they experience some complications here as well, and secondly, as long as Pavlivka holds, supplying this group is not very difficult.

Lastly, the Russians have conducted another massive missile and drone strike. The goal of this missile strike was to inflict severe damage to the Ukrainian energy system. In order to achieve this goal, the Russians launched more than 50 missiles and several dozen drones. Ukrainian General Staff reported that 44 rockets were shot down by air defense. When it comes to Iranian drones, the task turned out to be much harder. Iranian drones are small and slow and operate at low altitudes, which makes it very hard for air defense to detect and shoot them down. That is why as a result of this strike, 18 energy facilities have been damaged.

What is interesting, this time, the Russians switched their targets and primarily attacked hydroelectric power plants instead of thermal power plants. In particular, the Russians attacked hydroelectric power plants located in Kyiv, Kaniv, Kremenchuk, Dnipro, and one on the Dnister River.

The main idea behind striking power plants is to reduce Ukrainian logistical possibilities. My biggest concern is that if these precision strikes turn out to be not so precise for any reason whatsoever, they may destroy the dam, cause a chain reaction down the stream and wipe out the biggest cities in Ukraine with millions of residents. As you saw, some of their targets were only 100 meters away from the dam. If there is an error or if Ukrainian air defense shoots down the missile too low and changes its trajectory, the implications will be absolutely catastrophic. And you already saw in my video on 10 October how the rockets were hitting the streets near the energy facilities. Hopefully, this will not happen.

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Attaque de drones marins UKR sur la marine russe à sébastopol

Attaque / Sebastopol : les dessous d'un coup d'eclat - Lucile Devillers sur LCI (31/10/2022)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EISnuYIeszM

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Ukraine : au coeur du bourbier de Bakhmout avec la 58e brigade ukrainienne par TV5 Monde
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xTKetVeHsHw

L'eau et l'électricité sont rétablies à Kiev, au lendemain des frappes russes qui ont provoqué des coupures massives. Sur le front Est, la guerre fait rage à Bakhmout dans la région de Donetsk.

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03/11/22 Le Front _ La retraite russe de Kherson est un piège

03 Nov: LEAKED. RUSSIANS MAKE A TRAP IN KHERSON | Par Reporting from Ukraine
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=behRCRYP4Sg

Day 253: November 03

In the Luhansk region, the Ukrainians launched their second wave of attacks and assaulted even more Russian positions than previously. This is a little bit ironic because Russian media sources have just started talking about the decreased intensity of Ukrainian attacks and that the situation has stabilized, and the Russians are preparing for a counterattack. The reason why the Russians started talking about retaliation is that the Ukrainians finally began fortifying their positions on the Oskil River’s eastern bank. However, it seems to indicate that the Ukrainians might be learning from their enemy’s mistakes. The Russians failed to fortify their positions in the Kharkiv region because they thought they would continue having the upper hand, and as a result, they lost some of the most strategically valuable bridgeheads in the entire Ukraine. That is why it is important to fortify your rear positions even when you are constantly attacking.

And when it comes to the attacks, apart from the regular fights in Mykolaivka and Orlianske, the Ukrainians doubled down on storming the Kyslivka group from the north. As you can see, this group is located in a salient, which means that they have to repel Ukrainian attacks from three sides at once. One of the notable events today is that even according to Russian sources, the fights are taking place inside Yahidne. This tells us a lot about the situation here. Previously, I told you that the Ukrainians were assaulting Stepova Novoselivka and Ivanivka while Yahidne was still pretty untouched. Over the last two weeks, the information about the fights in this region became hard to disentangle because there are so many places from where the Ukrainians could attack, meaning that simple reports were not informative. However, the fact the fights shifted toward Yahidne strongly indicates that the Russians have been pushed out of Stepova Novoselivka and Ivanivka because otherwise, attacking Yahidne would be a suicide operation. Overall, the salient becomes smaller and smaller, which means that the Russians have fewer defense positions, less flexibility, and smaller chances of survival. If previously the attacks could be repelled from many defensive positions, then now all attacks are directed towards the same defensive position, making it incredibly hard to defend it.

In the central and southern parts of the region, fights are taking place between the Zherebets and Krasna Rivers. Both parties claim control over Makiivka and Nevske, however, there are a few inconsistencies. The Russians are also continuously reporting about Ukrainian assaults on Ploschanka and Chervonopopivka, which are 7 to 10 km behind their claimed positions in Makiivka and Nevske. This strongly indicates that the Russians are struggling to retain this buffer zone in front of the Svatove-Kreminna defense line.

Lastly, in the Kherson region, the Russians seem to have completed evacuation from the western bank. Interestingly, local news suggests that they are only talking about the voluntary evacuation, and right now, the Russians are forcing everybody else from their homes and sending them to the eastern bank. The latest news says that the Russian flag over the Kherson administration building has been removed. But just when the Ukrainians started cheering, the Head of the Press Center of the southern Forces announced that this was a Russian provocation to entice the Ukrainians to attack the city. Ukrainian Intelligence informs that while the Russians are gradually withdrawing machinery from the northern part of the region, they are reinforcing Kherson with troops, which suggests that they are preparing to give a huge fight inside the city. Overall, the situation in Kherson is suspiciously quiet, which makes me think that this is the quiet before the storm.

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Ukraine’s Forces Get US’ Defiant Combat Boats l Russian Navy’s Troubles To Mount In Black Sea?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=abugd3PiWBQ

Six US Navy type patrol vessels have recently been supplied to Ukraine, amid the war with Russia. Reports say that the newly delivered ‘Defiant’ patrol boats are already operating in the Black Sea. The US-led West is supplying riverine and coastal combat boats as Ukraine faces a much more powerful Russian Navy. Watch the video to know how is the West trying to rebuild the Ukrainian navy against the Russians.
00:00 – INTRODUCTION
00:52 - WHAT IS THE ‘40 DEFIANT’ PATROL BOAT?
02:32 - REBUILDING THE UKRAINIAN NAVY
03:10 - BLACK SEA BECOMING INHOSPITABLE FOR MOSCOW?

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05/11/22 Le Front - 50 km² libéré en une journée

05 Nov: Ukrainians Make a SUCCESSFUL COUNTERATTACK | War in Ukraine Explained
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=94aTQkES2e0&t=186s

Day 255: November 05
The Commander-in-Chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces reported that Russian forces had tripled the intensity of hostilities. Most of their attacks are taking place in eastern Ukraine, and from yesterday until today, the loudest part of the front line became the segment between Siversk and Bakhmut.

The main goal of Russian troops here is to seize Bakhmut and Soledar. Unfortunately for the Russians, it did not work out very well, and they ended up losing even more ground. For the last two days, intense fights have been breaking out in the Siversk direction. In the first wave of assaults, the Russians attacked Bilohorivka and Verkhnokamianske. Here, the Russians seem to have regained control over Zolotarivka, which they lost several weeks ago. This way, they secured the northern part of the oil refinery and improved their tactical position. Nonetheless, their area of control over the region only expanded a little because the Ukrainians had been establishing more and more defensive positions around Bilohorivka.

In the second wave of assaults, the Russians also assaulted Spirne and southern Bilohorivka. This is where Russian tactical positions significantly deteriorated. Those who have been watching my reports since August might remember that previously the fights were taking place in Ivano-Darivka and even Vyimka and Vesele. The fact that the fights shifted to Spirne indicated that the Ukrainians successfully pushed the Russians at least 8 km back. Moreover, after repelling the Russian attack on southern Bilohorivka, the Ukrainians launched a counterattack on Berestove, from where the Russians launched their attack. The Russians were unprepared and, according to some sources, entirely abandoned the village, while according to others, they partially withdrew, and now the fights are taking place inside the village. In any case, the Russians here lost control over 50 square kilometers of the ground.

When it comes to the southern part of the region, yesterday I told you that the Russians had conducted a massive artillery preparation. The goal of it was to damage Ukrainian defense infrastructure, undermine the defense overall, to open a window for an on-the-ground attack. And today, they launched this attack. The first two attacks were directed toward Kurdiumivka and Klischivka. The goal here is to fix Ukrainian troops because, as I told you in one of my previous reports, the Ukrainians have recently reinforced the southern part of Bakhmut with several mechanized brigades. Leaving this area undisturbed would simply invite the Ukrainians to conduct a flank attack once the Russians launch their main attacks. And their main attacks were directed toward Opytne and Ivanhrad. So far, there is no information regarding the progress, however, the spokesperson of the Ukrainian Eastern Group already noted that a significant number of Russian casualties and captives are newly mobilized men. Heavy engagement of forces that are not fully prepared for the fight once again explains a spike in Russian losses.

The Russians have also attacked Bakhmut from the north using the same strategy. Firstly, they launched an attack on the village Bakhmutske to keep Ukrainian troops busy and then launched a second attack towards the champagne factory that they lost in the aftermath of the Ukrainian counteroffensive. Ukrainian General Staff reports that so far, Russian attacks here have been repelled, but given the overall situation in the east, the Ukrainians can expect more attacks to come in this direction.

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Décollage d'avions américains vers l'Iran
Regard global Presse | Sgt. Christian Sullivan/US Ai
Des avions de combat américains ont volé vers l'Iran. La partie américaine est préoccupée par les informations selon lesquelles Téhéran serait sur le point d'attaquer l'Arabie saoudite, écrit le Washington Post.

Le Commandement central américain a lancé des avions de combat basés dans le Golfe vers l'Iran dans le cadre d'une alerte élevée conjointe entre les forces américaines et saoudiennes.
Le journal n'a pas précisé quand les avions ont décollé, mais a souligné que la décision devrait illustrer la force du partenariat américano-saoudien. Il est précisé que c'est Riyad qui a informé Washington de l'attaque prétendument imminente de Téhéran.

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Cette force qui nous pousse vers l'infini, il y a peu d'amour avec tellement d'envie

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Contre l’agressivité, l'intimidation , les violences psychologiques, le harcèlement, les menaces et promouvons la tolérance
Sans tolérance il n'y a pas de vivre ensemble

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Sans tolérance il n'y a pas de vivre ensemble

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Ce que tu sais , tu dois le dire , ainsi ils ne pourront pas dirent qu'ils ne savaient pas
Arrêtons le monstre, rien n'est pire que le silence

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Ce que tu sais , tu dois le dire , ainsi ils ne pourront pas dirent qu'ils ne savaient pas
Arrêtons le monstre, rien n'est pire que le silence

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Arrêtons le monstre, rien n'est pire que le silence

09/11/22 LE FRONT par reporting from UKRaine

Dans la region de Kherson les UKR ont attaqués suivant un nouvel axe, en avant toute sur Snihurivka

09 Nov: UNEXPECTED. Ukrainians CHANGE AXIS OF ATTACK | War in Ukraine Explained
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0VzQUfGCVVo
Day 259: November 09

Today there is a lot of news: the Ukrainians finally launched the next wave of their counteroffensive operation in the Kherson region, Russian authorities have publicly announced withdrawal from Kherson, and the Russian-appointed Head of Kherson died in a car accident.

The Ukrainians have changed the axis of advance completely, and this time they started from storming Snihurivka. The change of axis was a very clever decision, and the reason behind this decision lies in the change of the conditions on the battlefield. Firstly, the Russians have been withdrawing and building fallback positions. This means that the Russians did not plan to defend their positions but just halt Ukrainian attacks and drag them into artillery fire pockets, while the Russians methodically execute their tactical retreat plan with minimal losses. This meant that the previous plan of storming the northern positions became irrelevant and disadvantageous. That is why the Ukrainians took time to let the situation fully develop, evaluate the new setting and decide on the course of action. This is the main reason behind such a long pause.

Snihurivka consists of 3 semi-separate parts: the northern, central, and western. That is why the Ukrainians opened 3 lines of attack. The first one was launched towards the northern part of the town, which is cut off from the rest by a highway and a railway. The second one was launched towards the central part from the northeast. And the third attack was launched toward the western part of the town. The third attack actually turned out the most successful because the Ukrainians managed to immediately breach the primary line of defense, drive through the whole town and establish their positions in the southern part of the town. This means that the Ukrainians established total fire control over the main retreat road. This is very clever because it means that the Russians would have to use highly inconvenient roads on the eastern bank of the Inhulets River, which would significantly slow down the retreat operation they so carefully tried to prepare. And this obviously buys the Ukrainians more time to develop their offensive further before the Russians retreat to their next defense line or fallback position.

In the meantime, the Ukrainians managed to clear the northern part of Snihurivka completely. The Russians understood hopeless of their situation and started rapidly retreating. In order to give themselves a chance, they retreated in thrusts during artillery and aviation strikes. So, the Russians fought and waited for air support, air support pinned down the Ukrainians and a group of Russians retreated. Today the process was completed, and after the last convoy departed, the Russians blew up the bridge. With that, the liberation of Snihurivka was completed.

Since Snihurivka is the only northern stronghold, its fall caused a chain reaction. The Ukrainians have already entered other settlements, such as Kalynivske.

Shortly after the Ukrainians launched their attack towards Snihurivka, they also assaulted settlements along the southern part of the front line, such as Oleksandrivka, Pravdyne, and Ternovi Pody. After the Russian Ministry of Defense announced the retreat, the Russians started leaving their positions. A few hours ago, videos emerged of the Ukrainians walking inside Pravdyne.

Lastly, the Ukrainians launched a reconnaissance attack from Dudchany. There is not much information available, probably because it was a limited attack, but it is still a very important indicator of the next area of Ukrainian advances.

Overall, the front line once again started to collapse. Despite the fact that Ukrainian officials say that the Russians will not leave Kherson, I still think that there is a 90% chance that they will. In any case, there will be no need for the regional government. Maybe that is why the Russian-appointed Head of Kherson, who was being evacuated from the town, didn’t make it and died in a car accident.

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09/11/22 Les News du jour commenté par Denys

Le retrait russe de Kherson

Update from Ukraine | Ruzzia calls army out from Kherson | Ukrainian army may be trapped
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HGD5wb9e10M

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Guerre en Ukraine : retrait des troupes russes déployées sur la rive droite du Dniepr - France 24

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h6OE02C-_R0

Le ministre russe de la Défense, Sergueï Choïgou, a ordonné mercredi 8 novembre le retrait des troupes russes déployées sur la rive droite ou occidentale du Dniepr dans la région de Kherson, ce qui englobe la ville du même nom, cible d'une contre-offensive ukrainienne dans le sud de l'Ukraine. Le point sur la situation avec Gulliver Cragg, correspondant de France 24 en Ukraine.

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Winter is coming

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Cette force qui nous pousse vers l'infini, il y a peu d'amour avec tellement d'envie

Oui L'hiver arrive: Surtout il n'y a plus de feuilles aux arbres , alors il faut s'enterrer

Voir l'article sur le sujet "Ukraine libre ( même si c'est mal engagé ...)" L'hiver en Ukraine Par Météo-Paris

Dans le nord et le Dobass:
La saison froide dure 3,8 mois, du 18 novembre au 12 mars, avec une température quotidienne moyenne maximale inférieure à 4 °C. Le mois le plus froid de l'année à Donetsk est janvier, avec une température moyenne minimale de -7 °C et maximale de -1 °C.
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Dans le sud:
A kherson, Ukraine
Moyennes météorologiques
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décembre3° / -3°6 jours
janvier1° / -5°6 jours
février2° / -5°5 jours
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Météo hiver pour Kherson Ukraine
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Météo hiver pour Kherson Ukraine

Les températures minimales quotidiennes sont d'environ 3 °C, rarement chutant en dessous de -7 °C ou dépassant 13 °C. Les températures maximales quotidiennes sont d'environ 3 °C, rarement chutant en dessous de -7 °C ou dépassant 13 °C. La température maximale moyenne quotidienne la plus basse est 1 °C le 21 janvier.
Les températures minimales quotidiennes sont d'environ -4 °C, rarement chutant en dessous de -17 °C ou dépassant 5 °C. La température minimale moyenne quotidienne la plus basse est -6 °C le 4 février.
Pour référence, le 28 juillet, la journée la plus chaude de l'année, les températures à Kherson varient généralement entre 17 °C et 31 °C, tandis que le 3 février, la journée la plus froide de l'année, elles varient entre -6 °C et 2 °C.

La température maximale à Sébastopol (Crimée) est en moyenne de 16°C sur l'année (de 7°C en janvier à 28°C en août).

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10/11/22 LE FRONT

10 Nov: Ukrainians DESTROY RETREATING RUSSIANS | War in Ukraine Explained
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0NaKT2bsoCg

Day 260: November 10

The front line completely collapsed, and in some areas, the Ukrainians managed to advance up to 40 km in one day. What is interesting, the Ukrainians used completely different tactics to minimize their losses and maximize Russian losses. And here is how they are doing it.

Traditionally, to break through the enemy’s positions and push the Russians back, the Ukrainians needed to do the following. First, they would send a lot of scout groups to identify defense in the most tactically important positions. Second, they would launch more intense combat reconnaissance operations to figure out how to undermine Russian defense. Thirdly, they would launch a big attack to improve their tactical position, and, after gaining the advantage, they would leverage tactical gains and try to turn it into operational success, meaning launch a full-scale attack to create a breakthrough.

This was only possible as long as the Russians tried to maintain control over their positions because this way, they would deplete their reserves by sending everyone to the front, which would inevitably compromise other segments of the front line, and when the front line is breached, there is basically no one behind it to stop the advance.

Now, the situation has changed. The Russians spent almost a month building fallback positions and optimizing everything for retreat. So, the main objective of the Russians now is not to hold positions but slow the Ukrainians down as much as possible and abandon their positions immediately after the Ukrainians get a foothold in the region. In this case, if the Ukrainians launched a massive attack, they would advance toward a settlement and get stuck while Russian artillery and aviation would be firing at them. And yes, this would happen under normal circumstances as well, but the difference is in the frequency. So, under normal conditions, they would suffer it, let’s say, one time, and then break through and disperse, while in this situation, they would suffer it ten times by getting stuck in front of each fallback position.

That is why, today, along the entire front, the Ukrainians have been launching small and short attacks. They engaged with the Russians 2 km south of Dudchany, the Russians fought back for some time and then left Kachkarivka. The Ukrainians made a little push in Piatykhatky, and after a short engagement, the Russians withdrew. And they continued pushing little by little along the entire front, which caused a very rapid collapse because the engagements were short and allowed for high frequency.

Now you might be wondering how it maximizes Russian losses. Here is how. Simultaneously, the Ukrainians have been bringing their artillery closer and closer to the Dnipro River. Ukrainian artillery is already around 15 km from Kherson, which means that it can target the main retreat route from the eastern part of the bridgehead – Antonivka. The Antonivka area is like a funnel, and Ukrainian sources reported that our artillery is attacking the areas with the highest concentration of Russian forces. There is even plenty of videos online showing just how massive is Ukrainian attack from the air.

And the Ukrainians can do it relatively safely because, firstly, the Russians are only moving in one direction, so it is unlikely that they will make a massive counterattack and destroy the artillery, and, secondly, they are firing from new positions that Russian artillery simply has no information about. Of course, there is aerial reconnaissance, but in the case of Russia, it takes at least 90 minutes from the position being identified to an artillery strike, which in this case means that the ground will be empty because the front line is moving so fast, and Ukrainians artillery is moving with it.

Right now, Ukrainian artillery has an absolute advantage because its positions are not fixed, while Russian areas of concentration of forces are fixed. And the Ukrainians are leveraging this advantage quite effectively, inflicting severe losses while simultaneously cautiously advancing and avoiding possible traps.

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11/11/22 LE FRONT --- LIBERATION DE KERSON

11 Nov: VICTORY. KHERSON COUNTEROFFENSIVE COMPLETED | War in Ukraine Explained
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5bMWARwS29s
Day 261: November 11

Today the process of liberation of the Dnipro River’s western bank was completed, and the Ukrainians are celebrating their victory in the center of the city.

Such rapid developments gave rise to many conspiracy theories that try to explain everything purely from the political point of view, ignoring half a year of the context of what has actually been happening on the ground. As usual, the truth is somewhere in the middle and whatever political decisions may have been made, they were still based on the situation on the ground. So, in this video, I will explain why Russian withdrawal was inevitable, why they managed to withdraw in one day, and why the Ukrainians did not chase them down.

Firstly, let’s start with the context. When the war began, the Russians engaged a minimal number of troops in the southern part of the region and tried to push as far as possible as fast as possible. The main objective was to cross the Pivdennyi Buh River and cut off Odesa and Mykolaiv from the mainland. They tried to deploy airborne forces inside Mykolaiv, but they were destroyed; they tried to take control over the bridges to the north but failed; they tried to build passages but failed; and eventually, they reached Voznesensk but received a tough rebuff. By the third week of the war, the Ukrainians managed to organize themselves, while the Russians significantly overstretched their forces, which is why they started rapidly retreating.

By the end of March, a continuous front line formed along the Vysun River and the administrative border of the Zaporizhzhia region. The Ukrainians continued exploiting the fact that the Russians lacked forces and, by the end of April, managed to push the Russians to the Inhulets River. From that point on, the front line stabilized, and there were no significant changes for several months.

In July, the Ukrainians received HIMARS and started firing at bridges and ammunition depots. In August, the bridges were rendered inoperable, and the Russians had severe short-term problems with every sort of ammunition because most warehouses close to the front were destroyed, and supplying them became extremely difficult due to damaged bridges. The Russians constructed ferries and pontoon bridges, but they brought even more problems because they were slow, which meant that troops and machines had to stand and wait to be transported. The Ukrainians exploited these bottlenecks by continuously targeting areas of concentration of Russian forces in Oleshky, Nova Kahovka, and other settlements.

On top of that, when the shortages really set in, the Ukrainians launched their counteroffensive operation, which necessarily put an even bigger strain on the Russian supply chain. By October, the Russians suffered a devastating loss here as well and lost the high ground and biggest towns in the northern part of the region.

So, as you can see, the Russians have been gaining ground in this region only in the first three weeks of the war, then they were continuously losing it. Supplying such a vast area with no bridges was extremely difficult and costly. The Ukrainians also gained an advantage in the northern part of the region, and with 60 thousand of troops operating in the region, the further collapse of the front line was inevitable.

But how did they manage to withdraw in one day? They didn’t. The process of withdrawal started in October, so they have been withdrawing for more than 30 days. When all the artillery and other machinery that they could withdraw in advance was withdrawn, they started retreating from their positions.

Lastly, why didn’t the Ukrainians chase them down? As I explained in my previous video, chasing them would be inefficient. Why lose your troops in attacks if you know where the enemy is going and you can just fire with your artillery? And some fights still took place, such as in Snihurivka and near Dudchany. And the Russians also fought back. For example, the Russians engaged their artillery on the eastern side of the river to target reinforcements that were heading from Zolota Balka toward Dudchany.

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Ce que tu sais , tu dois le dire , ainsi ils ne pourront pas dirent qu'ils ne savaient pas
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Ce que tu sais , tu dois le dire , ainsi ils ne pourront pas dirent qu'ils ne savaient pas
Arrêtons le monstre, rien n'est pire que le silence

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Ce que tu sais , tu dois le dire , ainsi ils ne pourront pas dirent qu'ils ne savaient pas
Arrêtons le monstre, rien n'est pire que le silence

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Ce que tu sais , tu dois le dire , ainsi ils ne pourront pas dirent qu'ils ne savaient pas
Arrêtons le monstre, rien n'est pire que le silence

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Ce que tu sais , tu dois le dire , ainsi ils ne pourront pas dirent qu'ils ne savaient pas
Arrêtons le monstre, rien n'est pire que le silence

LE FRONT au 14/11/22 par reporting from ukraine


14 Nov: FOOTAGE: Ukrainian TANKS OBLITERATE Russian DEFENSE LINE | War in Ukraine Explained
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A7KWkABNn2w

Day 264: November 14

Even though the southern front line is still very active, President Zelensky visited Kherson City and symbolically gave a speech at Freedom Square. As you can see from the map, the nearest Russian positions are only 3 km from where he appeared. This also shows high confidence in the ability of Ukrainian forces to clear the city because, for the last few days, several reports have been saying that the Ukrainians found and detained Russian saboteurs in the city.

In the meantime, a Ukrainians amphibious operation has indeed taken place. At first, the Head of the Presidential Administration hinted that the operation was successful. The Head of the Mykolaiv region also said that Kherson is not yet the end of good news. Next, some sources reported that the Ukrainians took the northern part of Kinburn. Ukrainian unofficial sources started circulating footage of Ukrainian soldiers heading somewhere on boats, although I could not confirm that this is legit footage from the Kinburn operation. Interestingly, if yesterday, Russian sources completely denied that the Ukrainians conducted an attack, then today, they started to report that the operation indeed took place, but that they completely destroyed the attackers. This is very fresh news, but I would not be surprised if the Kinburn peninsula is already under Ukrainian control.

Many of you expressed your doubts about this operation because supplying this group would be extremely difficult. However, it is not true. If we compare the difficulties that the Russians and Ukrainians could have by controlling Kinburn, we can see that, firstly, the whole peninsula is in complete fire control of the Ukrainian artillery, so the Russians are constantly bombed. Russian artillery, in turn, is controlling half of the peninsula at best. Of course, they can place it closer, or even to the south, but in this case, it would be a very stupid allocation of artillery because from here, it does not reach the active part of the front line where there are actually a lot of potential targets. By placing artillery here, the Russians would be wasting their resources by trying to target with inaccurate weapons sparsely located positions across the whole peninsula. And secondly, it takes around 2 hours to cross the 35 km wide Kinburn peninsula by car or truck to deliver supplies, while it takes 20 to 40 minutes to deliver supplies by boat to any part of the peninsula.

Lastly, as you probably know, the Russians have been constructing a huge defense line in the Luhansk region. The defense line mostly consists of concrete anti-tank hedgehogs, which are supposed to prevent an attack in the less protected areas. Some Ukrainian soldiers recently published a video showing the ineffectiveness of this construction. As you can see, the tanks are crossing it almost without slowing down. This is very good news because it not only shows that Russian defense infrastructure is incapable of slowing down Ukrainian advances but also that Ukrainian forces have already reached it. Overall, it is funny that the Russians spent two months building it. It seems the only ones who are profiting from it are those who were hired to build it. I would not be surprised if the primary goal here was to make a bunch of money rather than stop the attack. And from the business point of view, it is more profitable to build ineffective defense lines because this way, the Ukrainians will keep advancing while they will keep getting orders to build more hedgehogs and construct more lines.

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