Ukraine War Update NEWS (20230910b): Pt 2 - Overnight & Other News
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"If you've got tanks like driving up there and then driving up there and then firing here here here and here then yeah I think I think my speculation is probably there's probably some good rationale for that."
Hello Team!
Jonathan provides an update on the Ukraine war news for 10 September 2023, focusing on the frontline situation. He plans to do a separate full frontline update video later in the day if there are further developments.
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Frontline Update
- In Bakhmut, both pro-Ukrainian and pro-Russian sources report that Andriivka has been liberated by Ukrainian forces. Klishchivka has also been mostly liberated.
- In Avdiivka, the situation around Opytne is unclear, with differing claims about Ukrainian and Russian control. Syryat Maps shows some Russian gains near Pervomaiske and Pisky.
- In southern Donetsk, the Ukrainians have increased their control in Novomykolaivka, possibly pushing the Russians back. Novodonestk is becoming surrounded by Ukrainian forces.
- In the Robotyne area, Ukrainian tanks were seen engaging Russian positions near Novoprokopivka. The Ukrainian line may have been pushed forward in this area.
Military Aid
- Japan is transferring 24 cranes to Ukraine for demining and providing further support in infrastructure and medicine.
- Denmark took Leopard 1A5 tanks from museums to start training Ukrainian troops faster. The museum tanks were in better condition than those in storage.
- Ukraine has developed a remotely-controlled machine for clearing anti-personnel mines.
- More Gepard anti-aircraft systems will be provided to Ukraine to protect energy infrastructure.
- The UK adapted ASRAAM air-to-air missiles to launch from trucks and donated them to Ukraine. These could help counter Russian attack helicopters and drones.
Other News
- Russia could increase artillery ammunition production to 2 million rounds per year, but this is insufficient for their needs.
- Russia has deployed 46 Iskander missile launchers along the Ukrainian border, aimed at civilian infrastructure.
- Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov allegedly had his deputy prime minister buried alive on suspicion of poisoning him.
- A British parliamentary researcher with links to senior Tory MPs was arrested on suspicion of spying for China.
- Brazilian President Lula da Silva stated that Putin would be welcome at the 2024 G20 summit in Brazil and would not be arrested, despite an ICC arrest warrant.
- South Korea announced $2.3 billion in humanitarian aid for Ukraine.
- The European Commission published guidance on due diligence for companies to prevent circumvention of Russia sanctions.
Wrap up
Jonathan thanks viewers for watching and encourages them to like, subscribe, and share the video. He apologises for the length of the update but notes there was a lot to discuss.
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