N Slobozhansky 0↘️
S Slobozhansky 7↘️
Kupyansk 5↗️
Lyman 14💥↗️
Slovyansk 3
Kramatorsk 0
Kostjantynivka 28💥💥↗️
Pokrovsk 40💥💥↗️
Oleksandrivskij 1
Huliaipole 22💥
Orikhivsk 1
Prydniprovskij 4

Localized 115
Unlocalized 121
Total 236
Ratio unloc/loc 1.05

Aha, so that’s what you’re thinking!

1140 KWIA

1 Tank

1 AFV

78 Artillery systems

2142 UAVs

11 UGVs

262 Vehicles and Fuel tanks

2 Special equipment

4 Cruise missiles

https://bsky.app/profile/matsextrude.bsky.social/post/3mm6jhgtens2c

SlavaUkraini

👍I am jealous.

https://x.com/maks_nafo_fella/status/2056379335188037709?s=46&t=Vah3JXV31B9lXwZOK5gF7w

👍👍👍

Arve Opsahl, the one with “The Girls in Lisbon,” was going to take out the coordinates to the first place where these little charmers were.
But due to an unfortunate miscalculation, he ended up at the Norwegian Seamen’s Church in Gothenburg.😣

“Our foreign intelligence service in Ukraine has obtained new Russian documents assessing the losses for the aggressor state from the war. Importantly, this is specifically a Russian internal assessment – one they are trying to hide both from the world and from their own domestic audience.

The first major indicator is a decrease in active oil wells. Just a single Russian oil company – and not even the largest – has already been forced to shut down about 400 wells. Considering the specific conditions of Russian oil production, these are significant losses, as it is much more difficult to restart wells in Russia than in other oil-producing countries.

The second indicator is a reduction in crude oil refining by at least 10% in just a few months this year alone. We see that our Ukrainian long-distance sanctions are truly effective, and we will continue to scale up this line in our active measures. Data on the banking crisis in Russia is also quite convincing: 11 financial institutions are preparing for complete liquidation due to problems that cannot be resolved by other means, while an additional eight banks have accumulated critical problems that cannot be managed without external resources. This year’s federal budget deficit figures also look encouraging for us, with nearly 80 billion dollars by the fifth month of this year, along with the bankruptcy of a significant number of Russian regional budgets.

I have also instructed the head of Ukraine’s foreign intelligence service, Oleh Luhovskyi, to share, in a format that does not compromise our sources, the obtained information about Russia’s attempts to involve global companies in resolving its financial difficulties and in sanction evasion schemes. In particular, we have recorded attempts to organize the export of grain from the temporarily occupied territory of Crimea – and, unfortunately, other forms of economic exploitation of the peninsula involving entities from the USA. We will inform our partners. We also record attempts to bring investments and technology from democratic countries into Russia’s Arctic oil and gas projects. We know how to counter this. Thanks to everyone who helps us. Thanks to all our Ukrainian intelligence officers.”