US EditionFog of War: Russian Forces Advance in Eastern Ukraine
Russian troops use dense fog to advance block by block into Pokrovsk and capture key transport points in Kupiansk amid fierce urban combat, Ukrainian forces contest control.
- Thick fog has helped Russian troops advance further into Pokrovsk, a key strategic city in eastern Ukraine, according to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
- The 7th Corps reports that there are currently around 300 Russian soldiers in Pokrovsk, matching the figure previously stated by Zelensky.
- Russian forces are targeting logistical routes using drones and ground soldiers to disrupt Ukrainian supply lines, according to a Ukrainian drone pilot.
- Russian forces are employing infiltration tactics, sometimes disguising themselves as locals or Ukrainian military personnel, which military analyst Kostyantyn Mashovets notes is causing chaos among defenders.
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Scenes like from a dystopian action film: Russian soldiers drive on motorcycles and semi-broken cars into the Ukrainian city. There once lived about 60,000 people, now Pokrovsk is in ruins.
Ukraine’s Military Has a Manpower Crisis
Key Points and Summary – Russia is advancing block by block into Pokrovsk, a key Donetsk rail hub, while Ukraine battles a stark manpower crunch. Local voices and former officials warn of encirclement risk and urge a withdrawal before it’s too late. Kyiv is reportedly shifting units from other sectors, but thin lines persist—some stretches staffed by only a handful of infantry per kilometer. Ukraine Drone. Image Credit: Creative Commons. -Drone …
The situation in the mining city in the east is catastrophic for Ukrainian soldiers, but the fights continue. However, the decision on a possible withdrawal is made by the military command and not by him, says the president.
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Andrii Hnatov to Newsmax: Ukraine Won’t Yield as Moscow Sends Waves of Troops
Russia is suffering staggering losses but continues to push tens of thousands of soldiers toward the embattled city of Pukrovsk, where Ukrainian forces remain in control and will not yield to Russia's pressure, Andrii Hnatov, chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, tells Newsmax. "We could stop hostilities if we were the aggressors, but the aggressor in this war is the Russian Federation," Hnatov told Newsmax foreign correspo…
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