08 Dec: HIGH TIME. Ukrainians Make a SUCCESSFUL COUNTERATTACK | War in Ukraine Explained

[@RFU]

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[@s.m.1354]

Dear Brothers in Arms, You are allowing Russia to focus on 1 area, regarding operations. This is not good. There need to be more area’s of interest. I’m sure you will understand why.

[@Binkpang34]

Straight to the point and very informative. This channel proves that you don't need a 20 min to report precisely about the situation of the war. Great job!

[@Dilley_G45]

Yeah he's more focused than Denis D

[@Rationalific]

​@@Dilley_G45 I agree that this is likely the best channel with a focus on the battles that are ongoing in Ukraine. If someone asked me for one channel to learn of the battle lines day by day, I'd recommend this channel without even really considering others. Even so, I don't blame Denys for less focused videos, because longer, less focused videos can be good as well, depending on what you're seeking. Denys goes into other things like other countries sending weaponry, loss of power stations, strikes on Russian bases, predictions about the longer-term future, and more. I'm not saying that his videos are better because of that. Definitely, this channel, as far as I know, gives the best overview of exactly what is happening on the battlefield. And I feel these videos will also be extremely useful to future historians (if the remain available). If I want the facts on the ground, I watch videos here. But other channels may veer into questions like "Is Russia likely to use nukes?" and things like that, so I can't really fault them for having longer videos.

[@justice2375]

LITTLE-KNOWN FACTS ABOUT PUTIN. Nothing personal, just facts. I was pretty tired of this war and decided to sort it out... In 2013, before a coup d'etat took place in Ukraine, Putin asked the then President of Ukraine, Yanukovych, not to use force against protesters.. In 2014, when the Ukrainian army was encircled in the Donbas, Putin called on the separatists to release the AFU soldiers from the "cauldron" and exchange prisoners. In 2014, realizing that the conflict could escalate into a fratricidal war, Putin proposed a plan to resolve the crisis in Ukraine "Minsk 1". The peace initiatives assumed the cessation of offensives by all armed formations in the Donbas, the withdrawal of all troops to a safe distance from populated areas, international control over the observance of the ceasefire, the refusal of Ukraine to use military aviation against civilians, the exchange of prisoners under the "all for all" scheme, as well as the opening of humanitarian corridors. In 2015, Putin actively supported the German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier who proposed a special procedure for the entry into force of the law on the special status of Donbass, provided for by the Minsk agreements. In 2015, in order to resolve the crisis in Ukraine as soon as possible, Putin proposed to sign the Minsk 2 supplementary agreement, where the obligations of the parties to the conflict were spelled out in more detail. In 2017, Putin proposed to deploy a UN mission on the contact line in the Donbas to ensure the safety of the OSCE Special Monitoring Mission staff. Later, Putin did not rule out that such a mission could be located throughout the conflict, but with the consent of the proclaimed republics of Donbass. (!!!) On December 15, 2021, Putin warns NATO against unleashing a war and offers to discuss with the United States the draft treaty on security guarantees and an agreement on measures to ensure the security of Russia and NATO countries. But his initiative is ignored. At the beginning of 2022, Ukraine is concentrating 170 thousand troops on the border of Donbass, and in mid-February begins artillery preparation for the offensive. Putin understands that it will not be possible to avoid war, decides to counterattack. At the same time, Putin forbids the military to shoot at civilian objects and, if possible, at industrial infrastructure, which greatly hinders the progress of the military. It is obvious that Putin had no plans to seize Ukraine. If he wanted to, he could have done it in 2014, when there was a favorable environment. This is confirmed by all military analysts and in particular Angela Merkel: «The Minsk agreements of 2014 were an attempt to give Ukraine time. They used this time to become stronger. As we could observe during the fighting in the Debaltseve area in 2015, Russia could have easily won then. And I very much doubt that NATO countries could have done as much then as they are doing now to help Ukraine». All the world's media deliberately mislead us by inventing sophisticated stories about bad Russians and heroic deeds of Ukrainians…But not a single fact about Russia's alleged atrocities against civilians has been proven. By the way, the tragedy in the city of Bucha is a dramatization of the special services of Ukraine before the visit of high-ranking officials from the EU. When the world finds out the truth, it will be too late. Look at what is happening with your country's economy... And this is just the beginning of a great catastrophe. Understand, Putin will not stop. During the 22 years of his rule, Putin has not made a single geopolitical mistake, and the Russian economy, as noted by leading world analysts, has achieved outstanding results, even despite unprecedented sanctions. P.S.It is obvious that Putin did everything possible to avoid this war...But who really needed an escalation. Guess who?

[@harryhewitt6795]

@@Dilley_G45 Denys gives a wider picture, this guy focuses solely on the battlefield

[@brian8410]

Bakhmut is seeing all this action because Shoigu jokingly said to Pootin " Haa, if Prigozhun can take Bakhmut, I'll give him my ministry defense position and accidently fall out of a 5 story window." Little does he know it's no joke.

[@thomasherrin6798]

I suppose Shoigu is safe then, and The Chef is for the chop, hopefully!?!

[@stevecollins7698]

It seems Ukraine organisational skills extend beyond the battlefield. Ordered an item from the UA store last Friday and it arrived yesterday. And I'm in the middle of nowhere in Australia, we'll done guys. Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦 🇦🇺

[@stevecollins7698]

@@qman8816 actually came from Queensland, a little known state to the north of New South Wales....they must have organised a bulk shipment to Australia and so after an order is placed it is dispatched via Australia Post

[@philstanton231]

@@stevecollins7698 Queensland " a little-known state north of NSW" - mate?

[@alonsocushing2263]

@@philstanton231 As a New South Welshman, I consider that statement to be very accurate.

[@MrDino1953]

@@philstanton231 - I'm in NSW too and have never heard of this "Queensland" place.

[@keithpeden7664]

@@stevecollins7698 I laughed at your little dig at Queensland and I'm Canadian!

[@normanboyes4983]

The very best daily analysis of the war on YT.👍🇬🇧

[@1littlelee]

its amazing how his content is the best out of other creators covering this subject

[@AdrianBoyko]

He knows too much.

[@MrBassmann15]

It's almost as if he's an intelligence officer or something.

[@andrewwarren4206]

It is. By far.

[@bosoerjadi2838]

It's amazing how your comment is so generic that you can copypaste it, without any editing, anywhere on KZbin and generate likes.

[@thefreik]

I agree. It is the only channel I make sure to watch EVERY day. 🙈

[@junebrookes8874]

Look forward to your clear factual reporting every day. Very thankful for your blue and red arrows otherwise I would be completely lost somewhere in the Ukrainian countryside. I hope for safety and peace for all in Ukraine.

[@thechancellor3715]

Start my day with Ukrainian Forces TV daily orc losses ...and wait for your tactical briefing...adding the sat photos immediately helps understand the terrain. Appreciate your daily sit-rep immensely....fine professional straight forward and illuminating...thanks once more.

[@estherkisob9919]

Thanks again for yor report today which supports what I said yesterday when I saw your report. I said Ukraine uses any experience as a wakeup call and learn from their mistakes and come back even stronger. I like the idea that they are increases their air support in the east now. They control the air now with air defense systems. God bless Ukraine. 🇺🇦🙏❤🙌♥💖🇺🇦🙏❤🙌

[@lonihollenbeck4654]

My unmet friend, I look forward to the day when you are presenting yourself and your family in regenerative surroundings. New gardens, new dwellings, the Spring that should follow the mood of winter and war. May these days be short and your days of a joyful rebirth be long lived.

[@K.F-R]

Always appreciate your work. Your English is outstanding by the way. Thank you and Slava Ukraini.

[@gohibniugoh1668]

Watching your report is the highlight of my day.

[@RFU]

Appreciate it!

[@graham197103010]

56 seconds 76 likes, we really appreciate your analysis thankyou. 👍

[@nancyruizperez6746]

Glory to Ukraine! from Mexico!

[@nickg7015]

Thank you for these great updates

[@mikeywatkins1806]

I wish you didn't have to do these reports man, but i am so impressed with your clear explanations and evidence based approach to providing opinions with reasons why. Absolutely one of the best reporting in my opinion, thank you for your work 🇺🇦❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿💪 🖕🇷🇺

[@larrypholbrook]

Thanks for this update in particular. 'Gruesome' fighting near Bakhmut seems like a definitive word choice. I semi-forget about Ukraine using air attacks. Slava Ukraini!

[@LuisSantos-pp3jr]

Great report as always. Nice work, Sir.

[@toni-leeblair5869]

Send Ukraine everything that's needed! Victory, Peace, Ukraine! 💙🇺🇦🌻💪✌️🇦🇺

[@thomasherrin6798]

We have given them everything that's needed that's why they are advancing on the battlefield, but not everything it wants!?!

[@Canistras]

Your yesterday report compairing with todays report states how good you are in this field. Greatest info platform in youtube talking about this war at the moment. Keep on going!

[@marcusott2973]

Much awaited much appreciated excellent insights today as usual. ✌️🇺🇦

[@kcmisulis425]

Even if we assume a fantasy land where there are an unlimited supply of manpower by the Russians, the fact that they're losing supplies at such a high rate means that any further ability to attack or reinforce the region will be impossible. This is 2022, zombie rushes don't work like they (barely) did in World War 2, especially not in the TikTok Generation. And the failure of the "Convoy of Doom" from February/March reiterates that fact.

[@TDurden527]

Head shots!😀

[@13thmistral]

It sadly depends on if they can replentish supplies and if they can solve Ukraine's modus operandi and counter all of this. I am slightly tired of hearing Russia is getting out of supplies while it seems obvious both Russia and NATO are struggling to supply the troops they support by what they need. Sure all still seems going into Ukraine's favor, but i feel we better hope it stays like that.

[@Tom_McMurtry]

they might send so many that Ukrainian forces run out of ammo or their firing rate can't take all of them out. But just a huge cot of lives for nothing but the evil imperial whims of the emperor of Russia Putin

[@leeming1317]

Convoy of Doom was my nick name in high school

[@augustuslunasol10thapostle]

@@13thmistral NATO is not struggling to arm ukraine with basic stuff like body armour helmets uniforms guns maybe they are in need of ammo to keep themselves ready but they are certainly struggling in keeping them armed with high end anti tank equipment and missiles but other then that the US alone has 3k m1A1 and m1A2 safe to say the only struggle nato has is ammo and even that is barely an issue in the end of the day but the russians are struggling with just about all ive stated all the way from boots to tanks they are struggling to even give new and old troops any

[@calypso4554]

Great analysis as always. Thanks a lot!

[@NAFO_MythicPlague]

Hey there my friend thanks for another great debriefing. I appreciate the work you do so that we do not have to go through all the leg work. What you do each day simply amazing. Not only for doing the investigative work on this but also making everything easy for those who have not served in Law-Enforcement or Military service. Thank you for these again they are simply the best I have seen so far on the net. Their accurate, to the point, no personal opinion so its raw facts. Please keep up the great work.

[@garyfilmer382]

Thank you for this excellent tactical report of what is definitely a fast moving situation. The orcs are really desperate to get a breakthrough in the region of Bakhmut, they have sacrificed the lives of thousands of men in ‘human wave’ attacks, and have very little to show for it. Prigozhin’s Wagner Group die in vain! The valiant armed forces of Ukraine🇺🇦show their superior grasp of battlefield tactics and strategy, and are heading towards victory! Slava Ukrayina!🇺🇦

[@u.h.h4915]

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[@bigdumbfatcat2869]

Why do you people keep spamming this "human wave" garbage? There are no human waves, you can't show me a single clip of a human wave done by anyone in this war

[@harryhewitt6795]

@@bigdumbfatcat2869 True, they are not huan waves, they are 0rcish waves.

[@bigdumbfatcat2869]

@@harryhewitt6795 Can you show me a single clip of Russians using human waves? Literally just ONE?

[@harryhewitt6795]

@@bigdumbfatcat2869 They can't, 0rc, they can only use 0rc waves.

[@roycc07]

Excellent reporting as always

[@NomadJoe0323]

Glory to Ukraine 🇺🇦

[@SerginhoPMoura]

Glory to the heroes!! 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦

[@stacey_1111rh]

Heroim Slava

[@Randomstuffs261]

The Gremlin in the Kremlin fails again. Slava Ukraini!

[@Maxzes_]

Ohhhh.. how didn’t anyone think of that joke before? XD

[@kevinpotter4252]

Really like the Gremlin in the kremlin 😊👍

[@petecardona8203]

Very original 😂🙏🇺🇦🇺🇦

[@jantjarks7946]

@@Maxzes_ I'm glad to see it finally sticks. Have been using the Gremlin term before, but not in such a interesting way. 🤺😉

[@TheTruthHz]

This was heartening news indeed. Power and glory to the brave defenders of Ukraine. Slava Ukraini, heroyam slava 🇺🇦 💪

[@jackfrost149]

Thanks for another good report. Very much appreciated.

[@davidarchibald50]

Thanks mate. Whenever I hear of Russian gains I think of Ukraine soil being fertilized and I wait for the attackers to be wasted and the UA to roll them back. Terrible way to depopulate Russia, but it seems it must be done, for Putin has willed it. Slava heroyam Slava Ukraini.

[@kerriwilson7732]

Putin wills it, but citizens seem willing to pay the costs. If they would willingly kill, allow them to willingly die.

[@vgang3605]

Come on man be realistic there both being killed in massive numbers pull the blinkers off there's nothing good about young men dying for nothing to many people who talk about war like a game it's not if you see enough stuff on telegram you would recognise that it's like ww1 a massive waste of life

[@championknife]

Do not forget that the losses of the Armed Forces of Ukraine are 4-6 times greater than the Russians. The Russians use 5 times more heavy shells and also a lot of aircraft.

[@seashellbeesaveres7951]

Slava Fascisti Ukraini! ♥️🇺🇦🇺🇦😇

[@harryhewitt6795]

@@championknife Hilarious lies 0rc! I guess you are confused because Adolf Putin ordered his imperialist 0rcSS to focus on slaughtering civilians so he coul inflate the body count.

[@edwardbertorelli7358]

Once again a thorough analysis and coherent explanation thanks ..a rare beacon of rationally explaining of a traumatic and tragic aggression..thanks

[@rubenskiii]

Thanks for doing these daily updates about Ukraine. Greetings from the Netherlands🇳🇱.

[@nowakevelyne223]

Thank you for the report. Slava Ukraini ! Love from France and Poland 💙💙💛💛

[@obleynix8026]

Thanks for the daily updates!

[@axelwerker4775]

Thank you for the update 👍 Slava Ukraine 🇳🇱♥️🇺🇦

[@michaelmckinney3952]

Great news today. Yesterday’s report had me worried about a Russkie breakthrough.

[@macguba3875]

There isn't going to be a Russian breakthrough, anywhere. Not in the near future, anyway - they simply don't have the capacity for that kind of advance. It is possible they will be make steady incremental gains which could conceivably lead to the fall of Bakhmut in the end, but it would take at least a couple of weeks and probably much longer. Meanwhere, the Ukrainians have a strategic reserve somewhere, resting and training after Kherson. It will strike when the time is right. (My guess is early/mid-January, depending on the weather.)

[@JamesLaserpimpWalsh]

Aw nice. The chopper bois got involved. Awesome man. Those Ukraine pilots are crazy man lol. You can't tell them to be careful because they will start flying under powerlines again. That gave me a heart attack man. I bet their commanding officer 5hit a kidney when he heard about that lol. Thanks for the tactical updates. Slava Ukraini !

[@mistersniffers5922]

Concise and well done, thank you.

[@amabdall]

how you have such detailed information boggles my mind! Love the content

[@walterstewart1927]

Great job, my friend!! Slava Ukraini!!

[@rolodarknet]

For a while there I was worried that the Orcs saturation with high intensity attacks on Bahkmut was going to be successful. Thankfully the cavalry arrived. May the Ukrainians continue to defend their country from the insidious ones.

[@MrScrofulous]

I was thinking that UA was giving a little ground at a time deliberately, to encourage them and to keep the orcs coming into their killing fields.

[@harryhewitt6795]

@@MrScrofulous Pretty sure that is exactly what they did, and the 0rcSS alked right into it, doubling their usual losses.

[@yvesdikel4297]

Y'all here are horrible human beings. Calling someone an orc is just sad and pathetic on your side....

[@MrScrofulous]

@@yvesdikel4297 Destroying the landscape to make it like the Blasted Lands of Mordor, raping, pillaging, killing and eating any animal they encounter including pet dogs, torturing civilians in an organised fashion, abducting children to indoctrinate them against their homeland, tell me why they are not orcs ? Russia has systematically purged it's population of decent men over the generations, incarcerating anyone with intelligence, creativity or compassion. All that's left is orcs.

[@MrScrofulous]

@@harryhewitt6795 Orced right into it ?

[@krakhedd]

I cannot wait to hear that Bakhmut is not just secure (it's bloody unlikely to fall during this war), but completely cleared of Rozziyans. Slava Ukraini! Stay strong and keep on fighting, you guys are doing great!!

[@donuthole7236]

As an American I wish I could speak as well as Mr. Reporting from Ukraine 🙁 No matter how many posts I listen to, no matter how hard I try, it always comes out sounding like a drunk Albanian who lives in Louisiana. It's not fair! 😡 Great reporting none-the-less. I guess I'll stick to my "day job"

[@andrewmossop6241]

Very good commentary, demonstrates a good understanding of tactics.

[@federicofaustoisaia]

I expected such move, that's why i was almost not worried at all yesterday. "Daily routine".

[@cav4290]

The topography in this area is ideal for tanks. When Ukraine receives western MBT (and it is only a matter of time), the pressure on Russian front will increase significantly. The range, precision of western tanks is far greater than what UA has now (mostly T-64 and T-72)

[@drrawiritaonui731]

another comprehensive and detailed report - the best online

[@randr302]

Ordering my hat tonight! Thank You for everything you do. 🇺🇦SLAVA UKRAINI🇺🇦love from Colorado USA🇺🇸

[@adobeb98]

Thank you again for another brilliant detailed tactical analysis.

[@7uc1u5]

Enjoying these videos also reading Tom Cooper on medium 🇦🇺🇺🇦🇹🇼

[@Dadoimp]

Love how Ukranians fight smart. that is more effective than brute force... 🇭🇷❤️🇺🇦 Great report my friend!

[@joseraulmiguens6699]

smart? 100.000 pregnant cockroaches are dead now. the russian only have 77.000 men at the front, and in Bahkmut the bastards are taking 500-700 casualties every day. LOL: Go Vlad Go!

[@Dadoimp]

@@joseraulmiguens6699 does that feel good to you?

[@thomasherrin6798]

It feels good that a barbaric Russian army is getting its comeuppance, following its murderous illegal invasion, had they not illegally invaded none of this would be happening!?!

[@thomasherrin6798]

Ukrainian's are drawing Russia to attack to inflict the most casualties and aid them to achieve victory in the war, if Russia gets too close they just drive them back enough so they are sitting targets again, especially as Putin has ruled out further mobilisation. Ukraine will be trying to make him backtrack on that by upping the ante, I would expect, and cause Putin more misery!?!

[@OzzyBloke]

I dont think pouring reinforcements into bakmut is very smart. Losing a battalion a day is crazy.

[@markstack1783]

Love your videos. If possible I would like to know approximate size of the engagements you discuss in your videos. It’s hard to understand or visualize the size and scope of some of these attacks and counterattacks. Thanks.

[@RobWhittlestone]

God bless and protect the brave Ukrainian defenders. Slava heroyam Slava Ukraini

[@jeffreyexposito3803]

So this basically means that Russia's hopes for an easy march towards Bhakmut from the North have been destroyed.

[@davenaoh5545]

Good news today 🎉

[@malcolmgibson5088]

It seems to be Groundhog Day for the Orcs. They take a few kilometres, at the cost of thousands of lives and then Ukraine simply counter attacks and takes it back.

[@niKYs007]

Praying for Ukraine success

[@robertstillman8334]

Our hearts are with you Ukraine 🇺🇦♥️

[@kineahora8736]

More excellent detailed tactical reporting…

[@kimiohuynh8102]

Fantastic victory,we are praying that Ukraine will reoccupy very soon the invaded regions.God bless .🙏🙏🙏

[@Meagain921]

Thanks for another excellent report👏🇺🇦

[@Luxcium]

3:31 When you say « *OVERALL* » it’s my signal 🎉to click like 👍

[@bro_dBow]

Always clear excellent tactical assessment!

[@gobfranklin6759]

Keep up the great work!

[@terryfrazier2751]

God be with Ukraine, keep up the good fight🙏

[@thenegociater3387]

Should do a short Q and A about yourself, your analysis is a magnitude more insightful than your average armchair war strategy commentator on youtube.

[@GerManDique]

Overrun the enemy is psychologically a strong signal. Slava Ukraini 💪🇺🇦

[@pattiecarr5599]

We the People. Slava Ukraine

[@lightweave]

Somehow I always thought that the guy on the starting page was you, until I realized it is some General of your army. 😁

[@johnwest7993]

Valeriy Zaluzhnyy, low profile commander in chief of all Ukrainian armed forces. He's too busy beating the Russians to death to become a celebrity. I love those pictures and comments. :)

[@agnelomascarenhas8990]

The image is of the Chief of Ukrainian Armed forces.

[@willaimoconnell9430]

It's The General

[@keithpeden7664]

I did too, but its not just "some" general. The name of the guy in thumbnail is Gen. Valerii Zaluzhnyi. Check out his bio on wikipedia. He has some impressive credentials and will be a great credit to Ukraine both in this war and the rebuilding after it is over.

[@chachaman4980]

Give these brave soldiers everything they require, I agree to pay higher prices for energy, if that’s all that is required of me, for now. Glory to the Ukrainians!

[@bc82870]

God bless Ukraine.

[@Inos74]

very optimistic view... reports from Ukrainian side are that the situation around bakhum today is very crtical. It apears that the UKR do not get it under control, for what ever reason.

[@ArmedSpaghet]

The Ukrainians may loose land, but due to the artillery duels of both countries, those villages they(russians) claim are like useless ruins and markings on a map. This is Verdun.. once again. History never repeats but it rhymes.

[@thomaswayneward]

Perfect. All are happy.

[@nozhki-busha]

Let's go Ukraine! Ypa, Ypa, Ypa!

[@magnuspersson2468]

thanks for the report !

[@chrislombardi3968]

I hope at some point you will tell us about yourself. Your tactical analysis is extraordinarily well informed and astute. You also speak English with a vocabulary and structure that puts the majority of Americans to shame. We'd love to know more when it is safe and convenient to do so.

[@anadin0612]

Thank you good Sir

[@danielmadar9938]

Thank you

[@KamujinKravshera]

Thanks again.

[@sb6934]

Thanks. Take care !

[@yuriyostroz5493]

Thank you.

[@ferda9886]

SLAVA UKRAINI

[@toonverberg1313]

Thanks for this update.

[@CatalystD9]

First Like 👍💙💛🇺🇦🙏🇨🇦

[@EdgyNumber1]

@RfU Some comments suggest that an extra 200,000 more conscripts sill be thrown into the war. Is this true? And what impact will it have on the war? _Slava Ukraini !_ 🇺🇦 🇬🇧 💪

[@EdgyNumber1]

@@qman8816 Who knows? One thing to note. Watch the propagandists. Watch their behaviour. Now they are talking about war... not just a SMO. SMO is a local thing. Attacking Ukraine was a local thing. War extends past borders. Ckme January look for the phrase 'patriots war' or 'patriotic war.' *I think Russia will start to attack NATO next year - February or March. This scares me because I genuinely think Russia will lose. The Polish are being held on a leash right now but believe me they want to tear Moscow apart. I'm actually worried that Russia is going to tear itself apart as a result and that is going to bring much bigger problems than the chief RusNazi, Putin.

[@retokaderli9010]

I hope Ukraine keeps inflicting Russian losses, and once the ground is frozen, they can break through and make substantial gains once again. Stay strong 💪

[@angela1984a]

*Glory to Ukraine!* 🇺🇦

[@marinatuberman3489]

God bless Ukraine fighters!! Closer to the victory!! 🤞🤞🤞🤞🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@danielpereyra6687]

Traducción de la descripción:. Día 288: 08 de diciembre Hoy, los ucranianos lanzaron una serie de contraataques para evitar que los rusos establecieran sus posiciones en los territorios recién capturados en Yakovlivka y Bilohorivka, e incluso en Berestove. Los últimos informes sugieren que el contraataque fue muy intenso y que los ucranianos incluso activaron su aviación, lo que antes no hacían muy a menudo en el este. Como resultado, los rusos no establecieron sus posiciones y la situación sigue siendo muy fluida, lo que es bueno para los ucranianos. Y he aquí por qué. Ayer les dije que al lograr un éxito limitado en Bilohorivka, los rusos tuvieron la oportunidad de flanquear a los ucranianos en Yakovlivka. Fuentes rusas afirmaron que este pueblo fue completamente capturado por los rusos. Hoy, esta noticia fue confirmada, al menos parcialmente, por fuentes ucranianas que informaron sobre un contraataque ucraniano en esta región. En primer lugar, los ucranianos llevaron a cabo un ataque aéreo atacando a varios helicópteros. En segundo lugar, los enfrentamientos también se informaron sobre el terreno, sin embargo, no está claro si se lanzó un ataque terrestre desde la parte norte de Yakovlivka o desde fuera de la aldea. En cualquier caso, ahora la aldea no se considera controlada por los rusos sino como una zona gris, lo que significa dos cosas: en primer lugar, es poco probable que los rusos puedan desarrollar su ofensiva inmediatamente y, en segundo lugar, los ucranianos tienen una mayor posibilidad de restaurar el control sobre él, ya que los rusos no establecieron sus posiciones dentro del pueblo ni lo despejaron. Esto es extremadamente importante porque hasta que no se despeje el pueblo, los rusos no pueden realmente usar algunas partes del pueblo para la defensa, ya que puede haber minas y trampas explosivas. Los ucranianos, por su parte, conocen la colocación de estas trampas y pueden aprovechar sus conocimientos e intentar entrar en la aldea por las partes más peligrosas que los rusos intentan esquivar y por tanto dejar vulnerables. Simultáneamente, estallaron peleas en Bilohorivka y Berestove. Cuando se trata de Bilohorivka, el control sobre la región administrativa no es demasiado importante. Sí, al controlar el pueblo debajo del bosque, los rusos limitan la movilidad de las tropas ucranianas, sin embargo, lo hacen a un gran costo. Debido a la geografía, los ucranianos pueden apoyar fácilmente sus posiciones en el bosque desde Vyimka, y tener posiciones en el bosque les da a los ucranianos una ventaja táctica. En primer lugar, es muy difícil para los rusos penetrar en esta zona. En segundo lugar, el bosque se encuentra a mayor altitud en relación con Bilohorivka. Todo eso facilita los contraataques ucranianos, que también realizaron hoy. Pero esta fue solo la primera línea de ataque. La segunda línea de ataque se abrió en dirección a Berestove. Debido al hecho de que los ucranianos controlan los cinturones de árboles que van a lo largo de las vías del tren y ocultan cualquier movimiento en las tierras bajas de Vyimka, los ucranianos pueden utilizar fácilmente el elemento sorpresa cuando atacan a Berestove. Aún así, no creo que el objetivo principal aquí fuera establecer el control sobre Berestove. Más bien, parece un intento de fijar las fuerzas rusas en un lugar mientras los ucranianos realizan sus operaciones principales en otros lugares. En este caso particular, los ucranianos están preparando fuerzas rusas para evitar ataques de flanco hacia Bilohorivka y Spirne. Spirne fue otra zona activa hoy porque aquí, los ucranianos intentaron empujar a los rusos desde las instalaciones de energía ubicadas al oeste de la carretera, y algunas fuentes mencionaron que este ataque fue exitoso. En general, la línea del frente al norte de Bakhmut se vuelve más calurosa. Los rusos están tratando de crear ganancias tácticas que puedan aprovechar para crear más ganancias tácticas porque las espantosas peleas en la parte sur de la ciudad cuestan demasiadas vidas para un progreso muy escaso. Los rusos intentan evitar estas costosas luchas por las grandes ciudades cortando las líneas de comunicación terrestres críticas, reduciendo los suministros y obligando a los ucranianos a retirarse de sus posiciones por su propia voluntad en lugar de ser empujados activamente fuera de sus posiciones. Hasta ahora, los ucranianos siguen ocupando posiciones clave. Si estás en contra de la invasión de Ucrania y quieres apoyar el trabajo que estoy haciendo, considera hacer una compra en la tienda en línea UA Supporter.

[@Cnel-Deg]

Gracias por la traducción

[@allanchurm]

brilliant ..stay safe

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[@TheVoiceOfReason93]

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[@larslarsman]

🙏🇺🇸 🇺🇦 ❤ Ukraine will take back all of its territory.

[@NotThatBob]

May your victory humiliate Russia, be swift and complete. Wishing for a very long lasting peace for Ukraine come war's end.

[@MakeAllThingsBeautiful]

I can't see the russians being upto dealing with complex situations like this, as in differant units working together or having faith that you will get some back up. the other concern is how much decent kit like night vision, communications and drones do they have? Since Lysychansk around 6 months ago i'm not sure russia has made a significant gain anywhere.

[@MakeAllThingsBeautiful]

@@marluxia8832 i think Russia could of easily resolved this anxiety with diplomacy and pure good will, they could of invaded with goodwill, seeds, solar panels, free oil and they would of won over Ukraine enough for them not to look west and it would of worked out 90% cheaper to russias economy plus hundreds of thousands of lives and homes saved from devastation. Also the 'nazi' accusation is hollow, the west is into liberalism which is really the opposite of nazism and we are talking raging liberalism, everyone is a victim here, we are all bonkers about our rights and every orientation is embraced. I think this is totalitarianism v liberalism being fought in Ukraine, the king of the north v the king of the south, something sinister is going on, both are becoming more diametrically opposed.