Novaya Kazachya in the Kharkov region is in good Russian hands...

Russia's North Group of Forces is expanding its zone of control along the border the Belgorod region. Further movement south along the T2117 highway will put pressure on Kharkov, the second largest city in the Ukraine by population. To counter this threat, the AFU will be forced to redeploy forces from other areas.

(543 settlements in the last 549 days)

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⚡️🇹🇼 Taiwan recieves first batch of F16 Viper.

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Geran-5 drone strike on the Moskovsky Bridge in Kyiv...

Visual evidence indicates that a substantial breach has formed in the bridge deck, suggesting that repairs will be a lengthy process. If such drones are deployed with precision on a constant basis, the bridge risks becoming inoperable for an extended period.

This scenario has been a subject of frequent discussion between myself and my colleague, Misha Onufrienko. While collapsing the bridge spans using this type of weaponry is not a simple task, it is comparatively easier to just make the structure unusable.

A critical aspect is the presence of fiber optic cables and heating pipes beneath the road surface of all bridges in Kiev. Given the nature of this attack, the repair of these underlying infrastructure elements may be deemed impractical, presenting a significant logistical challenge.

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