Another exchange of fallen soldiers took place earlier today.

501 Ukrainian bodies were exchanged for 31 Russian bodies. So far, over the last two years, Ukraine has received 18,325 bodies while Russia has received 588.

🇮🇷⚡️🇺🇸🇰🇼 A U.S. HIMARS system in Kuwait was destroyed by Iranian drones.

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—❗️🇧🇭/🇮🇷/🇺🇸 BREAKING: Iranian ballistic missiles impacted directly on Al-Dhil’ camp, where U.S. forces are stationed in Bahrain

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🇺🇸⚡🇮🇷 U.S. attacks this morning targeted 6 bridges in the city of Khomer, in the Hormozgan province of southern Iran.

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The Maritime Traffic Control Tower at the Chabahar Port, southeastern Iran, has collapsed after a series of repeated U.S. airstrikes.

This tower has been targeted multiple times over the last few weeks.

Due to recent advances, Russian forces have now established control over large parts of the tactical ridgeline between the Bakhmut-Siversk line and the Slovyansk-Kramatorsk-Druzhkivka line, putting the last 3 cities of this so-called "fortress belt" at major risk.

With the battle for Kostyantynivka now in its final stages, Russia is developing an offensive in arguably the most crucial part of the entire frontline. Once they are able to capture the entirety of this ridgeline, all of Slovyansk and Kramatorsk will be within range of barrel artillery, and the battles for the cities will effectively start. This, combined with a push from Kostyantynivka and even the Dobropillya area, will be a major setback for Ukraine, and could mark the beginning of the end for these last Donbas cities.

Right now, special attention is being made by the Russian command on clearing the remaining heavily fortified Ukrainian positions between Siversk and Slovyansk, in order to complete their goal of capturing this crucial line of tactical heights. This will allow Russia to bring forward drone operators, barrel artillery, and MLRS to within range of new areas, and allow for deep DRG infiltrations, possibly as far as the eastern outskirts of Slovyansk-Kramatorsk itself.

At the same time, the fall of Kostyantynivka and the beginning of battles for Oleksijevo-Druzhkivka will pose a major threat to Druzhkivka, as the near-continuous and unbroken line of urban areas stretching from Kostyantynivka to Druzhkivka, and even to Kramatorsk, provides cover for additional deep Russian infiltrations.

As of now, forward Russian assault groups are just 5.5 km from the Kramatorsk Airport on the eastern outskirts of the city. The situation is critical, and without counterattacks, it will continue to massively worsen over the coming weeks and months.