Ukraine War Update NEWS
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"Bakhmut was an example of Russia expending its resources in the war. You can say too early, I would say expending their resources needlessly there."
Hello Team!
Jonathan introduces the video, the first of two parts for the day, recorded early in the morning before heading out to Heraklion.
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Russian Losses
- 530 KIA (average), 8 tanks (significant), 19 APVs (heavy losses), 27 artillery systems (jumped up from 19, worrying for Russians)
- 1 MLRS, 2 anti-aircraft systems (concerning trend), 9 drones, 19 vehicles/fuel tanks (high), 6 special equipment (bad day, average getting closer to 2/day)
- Perpetua's list shows losses on both sides but higher ratios for Russia. Includes surveillance/comms equipment, trucks. Ukraine lost artillery including Western-provided M109.
Other Hits and Losses
- Entire local family (couple, baby, 12-year-old son) killed by Russian shelling in Kherson
- Garbage dump fire in occupied Mariupol
- Ukrainians using night vision on FPV drones to drop IEDs, concerning for Russians. Makes it harder to react/escape at night.
- Footage of FPV drone destroying Russian ZU-23-2 air defense truck near Urozhaine, showing Ukrainian advance
- Another Russian military enlistment office targeted by Molotov cocktail
- Major fire at fertilizer premises in Moscow region, likely safety violations
Overnight Strikes
- Russia attacked Ukraine overnight, air defence shot down 15/15 Shahed drones, 8/8 Kalibr cruise missiles per Ukraine
- Debris caused fires and damage in Odesa, 3 injured at supermarket. Scale suggests possible direct hits.
- Unknown helicopter shot down near Bakhmut
- Explosions in Russian Belgorod and occupied Melitopol
- Ukrainian journalists identified Russian officers involved in July Odesa strikes on UNESCO sites
- Zaporizhzhia hit by S-300 surface-to-air missiles used in surface-to-surface mode, inaccurate
Russian Morale and Losses
- Pro-war Russian bloggers unhappy with interview of captured Major Tomov who pointed out targets
- Bloggers see Ukrainian gains in Urozhaine as proof of poor Russian morale, claiming soldiers withdrew drunk
- Criticisms of Russian brigades after loss of Urozhaine, blaming personnel rather than commanders
- Vostok battalion leader Khodorkovsky admits Russia expended resources too early in war, lacking reserves to defend effectively
Other News
- Video of mass fight between Russian soldiers in occupied Mariupol, possibly Chechen vs conventional troops
- Guardian article on mining in Ukraine - soldiers finding 5 mines per square meter in places, most heavily mined country, short of sappers and equipment to clear
Wrap up
Jonathan thanks viewers for watching part 1, asks them to like, subscribe and share, and says he appreciates their support. He will return shortly with part 2.
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