Ukraine War Update: Full Frontline Update
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"An F-up is underway around Vuklada and it is happening over and over again, often in command of the same units that were raising voice about problems yesterday, but the problems do not end."
Hello Team!
Jonathan discusses some key points from the Institute for the Study of War:
- Wagner Group has stopped recruiting prisoners, possibly due to struggles getting prisoners or the Russian military taking over this role
- Russian Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu appears to be involved in a procurement scandal involving overpriced and inferior quality equipment
- The Kremlin continues to allow divisive rhetoric from ultra-nationalist pro-war figures and mill bloggers
📍 FRONT-LINE UPDATE -🗺️ MAP LEGEND
Northeast Sector (Kupyansk, Svatove, Kreminna)
- Increased shelling reported in northern Luhansk, Kupyansk and south
- Russians claim to have recaptured Sinkivka north of Kupyansk but this is unconfirmed
- Syriatic maps show Russian gains north of Kupyansk, breaking the railway line of defence
- Fighting ongoing from Ploshchanka to Kreminna but few details
- Near Kreminna, Ukrainians repelled attacks near Bilohorivka and Vyimka, fighting ongoing towards Kreminna and Dibrova
- Russians trying to force Ukrainian retreat from Siversk to improve positions to attack Slovyansk
Bakhmut Area
- Russians making incremental gains all around Bakhmut
- Gains north of Saky-Rohanske towards Fedorivka
- Wagner assault units took fortifications around Paraskoviivka, reached Bakhmut-Slovyansk highway, fighting in Krasna Hora
- In eastern suburbs, Ukrainians recaptured some areas
- South of Bakhmut, Russians advanced to Ivanivske road, a key supply route
- If Ivanivske falls, Bakhmut will struggle to hold
- Bakhmut situation compared to Avdiivka - Russians trying to encircle for years without success
Avdiivka and Marinka
Avdiivka:
- 3 companies of Russian assault infantry (300-1000 troops) killed trying to attack without artillery or armoured support
- Minor Russian gains in Opytne area
Marinka:
- Video of artillery hitting a piggery north of Marinka shared as proof Russians clearing Ukrainians from western outskirts
- Geolocated to show building hit but does not prove Russian advance
- Possible Russian gains north of Marinka according to Syriatic maps but unconfirmed
Vuhledar
- Some Russian gains southwest of Pavlivka towards the highway
- Columns of Russian armour and troops moving to Vuhledar area
- Footage shows dozens of Russian tanks and vehicles destroyed
- Area infamous among Russian soldiers, many seeking to avoid being sent there
- Ukrainian 72nd and 68th brigades holding against multiple Russian brigades and mercenary units
- Russians unlikely to achieve strategic success, will continue assaults for tactical gains
- Russian sources call the situation "blatant idiocy", "hell" and an "F-up"
- In one engagement, Russians lost 13 tanks and 12 IFVs - half a tank battalion
Other Frontline Areas
- Skirmishes and artillery duels along Zaporizhzhia and Kherson front lines
- 100 Russian troops killed in HIMARS strike on Berdyansk airfield on Feb 8th
- Warehouse, ammunition, fuel and radar station damaged
- HIMARS strikes done almost exclusively with US intelligence in close collaboration
Wrap up
Jonathan wraps up the frontline update for February 10th. He invites viewers to like, subscribe and share the video. He mentions he will try to post another video later with extra information. Jonathan thanks his audience for watching and for their support and comments.
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