Dan (Twitter)

28-29. Buhruvatka.
RuAF have since entered ther Dacha quarter in the north of Buhruvatka at 50.258105, 36.824445.
Reportedly in this film they are looting, perhaps here a mattress?
https://twitter.com/Teoyaomiquu/status/1790038577729921123 https://twitter.com/Teoyaomiquu/status/1790038577729921123#m

Dan (Twitter)

30. Buhruvatka, 13.05.
UAF Operational and Strategic Group 'Khortytsia' report and show 3 night drone drops in the village.
The 1st at 50.25131, 36.8142 (h/t @creamy_caprice) shows a RuAF presence at the other northern entrance of the village, some 680m west of tweet 29.
Film released 14.05. t.me/Khortytsky_wind/288

Dan (Twitter)

RT @DefMon3: If you want to live, you dig.
Digging is faster with excavators. Please support this fundraiser. https://twitter.com/Teoyaomiquu/status/1790394313857208663#m

Dan (Twitter)

RT @HoansSolo: We are still in the shaping phase of a larger Russian push set to happen in coming weeks.

The 2 🇷🇺 main objectives at the moment are:
-attrite 🇺🇦 manpower reserves by extending the active frontline;
- attrite 🇺🇦 air defenses to give 🇷🇺s maneuver space/interdict 🇺🇦 supplies.

Dan (Twitter)

RT @Rebel44CZ: FYI, Since some people have been asking why some UA or RU loss has not yet been added: there is almost always some delay between footage being released, when we check the data (and in some cases, we are waiting for additional data) and add it to the list.

Dan (Twitter)

@giK1893 @EjShahid @GeoConfirmed @UAControlMapReplying to @Danspiun: And the drop just before that is 400 meter NE at one of the northern entrances to Buhruvatka. https://twitter.com/Danspiun/status/1790518115605819553#m

Dan (Twitter)

RT @GermanObserver1: Ukrainian 79th brigade repulses a Russian attack with 17 AFVs near Novomykhailivka. Allegedly 11 of them were destroyed.
I geolocated some of the strikes in this thread.
Source: t.me/operativnoZSU/145672

Rob Lee (Twitter)

But it is important to keep in mind that the greatest challenge that Ukraine faces is a lack of manpower and available forces. Russia is trying to stretch these forces even more before further offensive operations in the Donbas and Zaporizhzhia oblasts. This policy change would not solve all of Ukraine's problems.

Rob Lee (Twitter)

@Andrejukov37572: I literally just said it wasn't the main issue and that manpower was.

Rob Lee (Twitter)

Russian SSO has been conducting ambushes and raids across the border in Sumy and Chernihiv oblasts frequently over the past year. This will likely continue in support of the Kharkiv operation. https://twitter.com/wartranslated/status/1790522290406322534#m

Rob Lee (Twitter)

@mia_wau: It goes into effect this week, so its impact likely won't be felt for months.