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US Vice President JD Vance: One of the most important logjams is that Vladimir Putin said that he would never sit down with Zelensky, the head of Ukraine, and the president has now got that to change. We're at a point now where we're now trying to figure out, frankly, scheduling and things like that around when these three leaders could sit down and discuss and into this conflict.
US Vice President JD Vance: One of the most important logjams is that Vladimir Putin said that he would never sit down with Zelensky, the head of Ukraine, and the president has now got that to change. We're at a point now where we're now trying to figure out, frankly, scheduling and things like that around when these three leaders could sit down and discuss and into this conflict.
Necro Mancer (Twitter)
Российский разведывательный БПЛА "Орлан" с номером "3737" (или "3731", я хз)
#дроноцид https://twitter.com/666_mancer/status/1954175943758492131#m
Российский разведывательный БПЛА "Орлан" с номером "3737" (или "3731", я хз)
#дроноцид https://twitter.com/666_mancer/status/1954175943758492131#m
Status-6 (Twitter)
RT @konrad_muzyka: It certainly wasn't a 48-hour development. We had Russian DRGs operating in the area as early as 30 July, and let's say that two days ago, follow-on forces linked up with them, creating a continuous forward presence that was later reported as a sudden breakthrough, but in reality was the culmination of over a week of infiltration and positional gains.
In general, as I noted a few weeks ago, Ukrainian defensive lines increasingly appear to have lost cohesion, making further gains highly likely.
RT @konrad_muzyka: It certainly wasn't a 48-hour development. We had Russian DRGs operating in the area as early as 30 July, and let's say that two days ago, follow-on forces linked up with them, creating a continuous forward presence that was later reported as a sudden breakthrough, but in reality was the culmination of over a week of infiltration and positional gains.
In general, as I noted a few weeks ago, Ukrainian defensive lines increasingly appear to have lost cohesion, making further gains highly likely.
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AMK Mapping 🇳🇿 (@AMK_Mapping_)
The 10km Russian DRG breakthrough to Zolotyi Kolodyaz, northeast of Dobropillya, has been confirmed. Assault units followed soon afterwards, establishing positions 7km deep into Ukrainian lines.
This all occurred in under 48 hours, making it one of the…
This all occurred in under 48 hours, making it one of the…
Rob Lee (Twitter)
It is also increasingly difficult to map the war because of the nature of the fighting. There often isn't a true front line but instead is a large gray area. Russian infantry often infiltrate in small numbers several kilometers behind the forward line of Ukrainian troops but are unable to gain a foothold. In other cases, Ukrainian forces will have to pull back multiple kilometers because their forward position becomes untenable over the span of weeks. Ukrainian infantry often don't engage Russian infantry unless absolutely necessary, so it isn't clear to what extent Ukraine controls the area behind those positions.
It is also increasingly difficult to map the war because of the nature of the fighting. There often isn't a true front line but instead is a large gray area. Russian infantry often infiltrate in small numbers several kilometers behind the forward line of Ukrainian troops but are unable to gain a foothold. In other cases, Ukrainian forces will have to pull back multiple kilometers because their forward position becomes untenable over the span of weeks. Ukrainian infantry often don't engage Russian infantry unless absolutely necessary, so it isn't clear to what extent Ukraine controls the area behind those positions.
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Konrad Muzyka - Rochan Consulting (@konrad_muzyka)
It certainly wasn't a 48-hour development. We had Russian DRGs operating in the area as early as 30 July, and let's say that two days ago, follow-on forces linked up with them, creating a continuous forward presence that was later reported as a sudden breakthrough…
Necro Mancer (Twitter)
Коренной киселевчанин и единственный работавший на благо города депутат Герасимов Сергей Михайлович 1973 г.р. перекушал патриотизма, в марте 2025 подписал контракт и уже 21/04/25 скоропослушно скончался
vk.com/wall-217322663_1433 #всрф #потерьнет #груз200
Коренной киселевчанин и единственный работавший на благо города депутат Герасимов Сергей Михайлович 1973 г.р. перекушал патриотизма, в марте 2025 подписал контракт и уже 21/04/25 скоропослушно скончался
vk.com/wall-217322663_1433 #всрф #потерьнет #груз200
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Necro Mancer (Twitter)
#Саратов, НПЗ "Крекинг", 10/08/25: предварительные результаты
t.me/kiber_boroshno/11901
#Саратов, НПЗ "Крекинг", 10/08/25: предварительные результаты
t.me/kiber_boroshno/11901
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Necro Mancer (Twitter)
Уважаемые знатоки! Внимание, загадочные обломки!
t.me/RKadyrov_95/5897 #Чечня #дроноцид
Уважаемые знатоки! Внимание, загадочные обломки!
t.me/RKadyrov_95/5897 #Чечня #дроноцид
Rob Lee (Twitter)
RT @Playfra0: @moklasen @GeoConfirmed @WritingFates: http://instagram.com/reel/DLPZqMOMeib/; https://twitter.com/AudaxonX/status/1937109590879150265
Missed this great high-resolution imagery of the "Vorota" ("Gate") type of obstacle fortification, in this case near Yablunivka, Kostyantynivka direction.
In this particular assault, the units involved said that "it literally saved them".
The shape itself, positioned on the road, the barbed wire and the anti-tank ditch effectively create a trap for not only vehicles, which are easily picked off as in the video by ideally zeroed-in artillery, but also infantry, which has to cover double/triple the distance to get out of this trap.
Indeed, more and more of these Gates are being built where the New Donbas Line passes through roads. https://twitter.com/AudaxonX/status/1937109590879150265#m
RT @Playfra0: @moklasen @GeoConfirmed @WritingFates: http://instagram.com/reel/DLPZqMOMeib/; https://twitter.com/AudaxonX/status/1937109590879150265
Missed this great high-resolution imagery of the "Vorota" ("Gate") type of obstacle fortification, in this case near Yablunivka, Kostyantynivka direction.
In this particular assault, the units involved said that "it literally saved them".
The shape itself, positioned on the road, the barbed wire and the anti-tank ditch effectively create a trap for not only vehicles, which are easily picked off as in the video by ideally zeroed-in artillery, but also infantry, which has to cover double/triple the distance to get out of this trap.
Indeed, more and more of these Gates are being built where the New Donbas Line passes through roads. https://twitter.com/AudaxonX/status/1937109590879150265#m
Rob Lee (Twitter)
@CLRans82: Yes, but the main development is that Russia has improved its targeting process. Once Russia locates a Ukrainian artillery position or defensive position, they will strike it with FPVs, Molniya, artillery, glide bombs, etc. So Russia will either try to advance by infiltrating behind Ukrainian lines or locating their forward positions and destroying them.
@CLRans82: Yes, but the main development is that Russia has improved its targeting process. Once Russia locates a Ukrainian artillery position or defensive position, they will strike it with FPVs, Molniya, artillery, glide bombs, etc. So Russia will either try to advance by infiltrating behind Ukrainian lines or locating their forward positions and destroying them.
Rob Lee (Twitter)
@RALee85 @CLRans82: It isn't just that Ukraine needs more infantry, they also need to properly man their strike UAS battalions in their maneuver brigades.
@RALee85 @CLRans82: It isn't just that Ukraine needs more infantry, they also need to properly man their strike UAS battalions in their maneuver brigades.
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Status-6 (Twitter)
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte: When it comes to acknowledging, for example, maybe, in a future deal that Russia is controlling - de facto, factually - some of the territory of Ukraine it has to be effectual recognition and not a political, de jure recognition.
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte: When it comes to acknowledging, for example, maybe, in a future deal that Russia is controlling - de facto, factually - some of the territory of Ukraine it has to be effectual recognition and not a political, de jure recognition.
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