Ukraine Conflict (20231124): Full Frontline Update
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"If you don't know what the lines on my map means, where have you been?"
Hello Team!
Jonathan welcomes viewers to another frontline update video for the 24th of November 2023. He thanks JR for doing the mapping today.
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📍 FRONT-LINE UPDATE -🗺️ MAP LEGEND
Kupyansk to Svatove to Kreminna
- According to Suriat maps, there are some Ukrainian gains in the Ivanovka Yehidna area where the Russians have been putting pressure on Ukrainians and taking some ground
- It's useful if Ukraine can bite back and get some territory in localized counter-attacks
- This may suggest Russia is not as strong as some have thought in the area
Bakhmut Area
- No change to the map around Siversk, Soledar and north of Bakhmut
- More activity going on north of Bakhmut towards Kramova area
- Russian gains in the northern part of the front line near Nikolaevka
- Deep State maps show Russians pushing over the railway line in certain areas near Klishchivka
- Claims Russians have pushed into northern outskirts of Klishchivka
- Ukrainians had initially crossed the railway track east of Andreevka but the area became contested again due to Russian counter-attacks
- The situation is dynamic and changes every 24 hours
Avdiivka
- According to Suriat maps, the Russians have made gains by a filtration plant north of the southeastern industrial zone and near the Tsarskoye Ahota restaurant
- Russia has accumulated over 40,000 troops in the Avdiivka area according to one source
- There are still warning shots being fired by spokesmen saying Russia could go hard in Avdiivka and up north
- Lots of drone footage coming out showing Russian losses of personnel and vehicles
Corrections
Jonathan makes two corrections:
- Footage he showed yesterday of Ukrainians liberating a village in Kherson has been geolocated to the liberation of Kherson in 2022, not recent events
- He incorrectly referred to mine piles as "slag heaps" which specifically come from coke manufacturing. The large piles in the Donetsk region are from other types of mining.
Kherson
- No changes to the map until Krynky area
- Sources indicate Russians had pushed Ukrainians back out of the forest in Krynky area, taking back a couple streets, but Ukrainians are back in the forest now
- The 810th brigade relieved the 144th brigade but were unprepared, not building defenses
- You can hear gunfire in Novokakhovka, possibly indicating Ukrainians getting closer
- Andrew Perpetua's map shows Ukrainians have gained more control in the grey zone along the river and pushed Russians back outside Krynky
- 20 Russian soldiers recently deserted in the area
- Soldiers of the 26th regiment 2nd battalion complain they have been deployed for 4 months with no rotation, are running out of ammo and armor
- Their commander wants to redeploy them to the islands in the river but they refuse, saying only aviation bombs are effective against Ukrainians there
- A Russian source claims fresh, well-equipped reserves are arriving in Kherson to help, contradicting other sources saying Russia lacks reserves
Wrap up
Jonathan appreciates the viewership and support. He signs off until next time.
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