RUAF 10km From Encircling Up To 15 THOUSAND Elite Ukrainian Soldiers | Vuhledar Breakthrough

JOIN this channel on Patreon to get access to perks such as exclusive videos, livestreams and more: / weebunion
PAYPAL DONATIONS:
www.paypal.me/...
Thanks for watching! And have a great day! :D
Find me here: linktr.ee/weeb...
Map list:
Fortifications by Clement Morin: www.google.com... [x.com/clement_...]
Suriyakmaps: www.google.com...
My map: www.google.com...
Deepstatemap: deepstatemap.l...
Twitter: / weebunionwar
Telegram: t.me/WeebUnionWar
Disclaimer: If you are sensitive to the topics of this channel or get triggered by the contents of my videos I advice you to not watch my channel and avoid the subject all-together.

[@angeldetierra3855]

--- 5 am here in South Florida. Great way to start my day. Thanks!

[@frenzalrhomb6919]

6:50pm on Saturday night in Sydney, Australia. That means it's 🍺 o'clock!

[@angeldetierra3855]

@@frenzalrhomb6919 ---- Cool!

[@djordjetodorovic4176]

Currently 12:17pm in Serbia... Good morning yall, Ive just hit the mosquito that was hunting me for 2 nights😂😂​@@frenzalrhomb6919

[@grahamhireme9283]

It’s always beer o’clock somewhere and that’s my very valid excuse!

[@smacksmack5976]

Me too.Tampa area

[@user-jap84tlv24sq]

Am here everyday but today my wife is in OB right now giving birth to our daughter - Victoria. What a day bro, nice that i can relax at least for few minutes doing my routine. Thanks weeb Hello from Miami 👋

[@oftheRain]

Viva Victoria! ❤

[@nmpolo]

Congrats bro.

[@BruceJ999]

Congrats Brother❤

[@elKarlo]

May the lord bless you, your wife and your new daughter Victoria.

[@72marshflower15]

There’s more to life than marriage and kids.. If you think that’s hard, try saving the world sometime..

[@ahnafahmed9545]

15000 elite troops are not strategically important...

[@ZappyOh]

_"15000 wooden decoys"_ -- Zelensky

[@t.c.w.5088]

That is what CNN said!

[@thehturt5480]

🤣😂

[@awol333]

Ouch…..

[@roga1985]

Troll

[@mfromaustralia1]

10pm here in Sydney and its another great report thanks Weeb

[@venator5]

So right now there is 3 large pockets on the frontlines where large ammount of ukranian forces could get encircled. -Vuhledar: I don't think it will last for long, I have not seen any counter attacks or heavy equipment there. -under Ukrainsk:? -Kursk: This will hurt them greatly.

[@foobar201]

The sun is shining in the warzone, even a bit of rain and supplying the troops via dirt roads and fields will get much harder. I think that would especially affect the Kursk region since the road network isn't as dense.

[@namur-iq6ih]

Two recent pieces published in Ukrainian media take a look at the situation in eastern Ukraine and describe the reasons for the crumbling of Ukraine's defense lines. The usual government friendly Ukrainska Pravda talked with units at the front line: The Pokrovsk front didn’t just crumble overnight. Since 15 February 2024, when they withdrew from Avdeevka, Ukraine’s defense forces have been retreating towards Pokrovsk - sometimes faster, sometimes slower - almost every week. The first difficulties arose when the 3rd Separate Assault Brigade, which had been holding the line in the vicinity of Orlivka and Semenivka (not far from Avdeevka), was replaced by the 68th Separate Jaeger Brigade. The rotation of military units is one of the most vulnerable defense areas in general, and for the Ukrainian army in particular, and the Russians took advantage of that. Rotations are a complicate business. The unit that gets relieved is supposed to wait until the replacement unit has completely arrived. Only after explaining the positions and situation to the new troops are the old ones supposed to retreat. In reality that rarely happens as it is described in military manuals. The troops eager to get out do not take time to brief the incoming forces. Positions are emptied before the replacements have had time to settle in. Traffic snarls ensue as the number of vehicles in an area double before returning to a normal level. The enemy will of course use any such situation to make it more difficult for the rotating side. Botched rotations have caused several occasions where the lines were open and allowed Russian units to break in. They may be the main cause for the Russian break through from Avdeevka towards the key supply point in Pokrovsk. From those in the known: Vitalii, a crew member who operates a large attack drone, tells Ukrainska Pravda that he was deployed in the area in March, and that the Russian attacks started even before the 68th Brigade could take up its positions. "We met guys from the 68th who had only just taken up their positions and were forced to retreat immediately because of the FPV drone attacks. When a brigade leaves, they take all the electronic warfare equipment with them. This is typical on this front: they [the Russians] advance the most during rotations. The occupiers take advantage of those times." "The night we replaced the 3rd Separate Assault Brigade in Semenivka, the Russians attempted to carry out an assault operation. The meat-grinder attacks haven’t stopped since then," an Ukrainska Pravda source in the 68th Brigade confirms. Another big cause of losses is miscommunication between the various units that hold the lines. The results are breakthroughs and utter confusion about who holds positions and where: Another major turning point that marked the undoing of the Pokrovsk front was the Russians’ sudden breakthrough in Ocheretyne, a relatively large, urbanized town on the railway with industrial facilities, and therefore a particularly useful defense position. Russian liberation forces entered the town in mid-April. ... "Before the offensive, I received intelligence that the Russians were going to assault Ocheretyne, where we had no troops at the positions," the officer says. "I passed this information on to my commanders straight away, but the commander of the brigade stationed there [the 115th Separate Mechanized Brigade - ed.] responded: ‘We have forces there, they’re all there.’ Next morning the Russians started to walk into [Ocheretyne], moving through what were officially minefields - but in fact there were no mines there. After we surrendered Novobakhmutivka, Ocheretyne and Soloviovo, the front started to collapse at the rate we’re seeing now." "When the Russians captured Ocheretyne, there was no stable contact line as such," Vitalii the drone crew member adds. "No one knew where the front was. Soldiers in the villages of Sokil, Yevhenivka and Voskhod were walking around with guns in their hands, asking each other for passwords to figure out if they were dealing with one of us or the enemy." In general, Russian troops are superior in experienced manpower and have more ammunition to fight: "The first problem on the Pokrovsk front is personnel numbers, the second is their level of training, and the third is the skills of the unit command. And then we run into the defense-related issues - tactics, measures, and so on." This, a soldier from the 47th Brigade tells Ukrainska Pravda, is the order of priority of the reasons for the Russians’ super-fast advance. Brigades are kept in the fight even as they are staffed to as low as 40% of their nominal strength. Replacements, if they arrive at all, are unqualified for fighting: "The backbone of the brigades was lost during the battles near Avdeevka, and the replenishments that arrived later left a lot to be desired," says a source from the 68th, explaining the shortage of motivated people. "The mobilization failed. Let's be honest - each subsequent replenishment was less motivated and trained. So, they could not reliably hold the defense. In Semenivka we had about 90% experienced people in the unit and 10% newcomers. Now we have about the same ratio, but the other way round. And the average age of the newcomers can even be 55+, not 45+." On the positive side there were a number of well-prepared fortifications had been built near Pokrovsk. Unfortunately, they had been built by unexperienced forces in the wrong places and were thus unusable: Bunkers and connected trench lines were indeed built on the Pokrovsk front - but there’s a catch. Many of these fortifications are unsuitable for serious defense. They’re frequently located in the middle of fields, which makes them visible to the enemy and difficult for the defense forces’ personnel, ammunition and supplies to reach. "When [Ukrainian MP Mariana] Bezuhla posts photos of empty trenches and asks why nobody was defending them, I know exactly why. Because it’s stupid to sit in a hole in the middle of a bare field. Sooner or later an FPV drone will fly right into your face," Vitalii tells Ukrainska Pravda angrily. ... "On the Pokrovsk front, trenches and dugouts had been made right in the middle of fields, making logistics impossible. They dug anti-tank ditches that led directly from enemy positions to our rear positions, and it’s impossible to monitor them. These fortifications help the enemy advance more than they help us defend. A second report on the war in the Pokrovsk direction, this one by Kyiv Independent, comes to similar conclusions: Since the first break through of Ukrainian defense lines in April near the village of Ocheretyne, Russian forces have advanced over 20 kilometers towards Pokrovsk, with the key logistics hub once considered to be deep in the rear, now gradually coming in range of Russian artillery and suicide drones. Despite Kyiv’s attempts to draw away Russian forces from Pokrovsk with the surprise incursion into Kursk Oblast, Moscow made sure not to take its foot off the pedal, further intensifying its attacks over August. Thin defense lines and a lack of supplies make losses inevitable: The infantrymen’s stories testify to the starkly attritional nature of the fight: although Russia’s relentless infantry assaults come at a high cost, with enough time and enough fire covering the defending positions, the defenders are inevitably overwhelmed. “We can be fighting them off for a while, but eventually our ammunition runs out,” said Dmytro, 32. “And while they are getting resupplied constantly, we can't do the same, they cover all the routes, and because of that, we have to give up our positions.” Units do not only lack men, but the lack of personnel has morale effects on those few who are still in the fight: “In the last two months here, to be honest, we have had serious losses. Killed, injured, and taken prisoner,” said Olena Tarishchuk, a 39-year-old lieutenant responsible for monitoring the morale and mental state of the fire support company’s personnel. “We need rest, we need rotation, we basically need support. We don't have enough manpower to carry out our orders.” Inevitably, extreme manpower strains, on top of the reluctance of Ukraine’s higher command to rotate exhausted units off the front line, take their toll on the infantry’s morale.

[@hollowgonzalo4329]

@namur-iq6ih Mostly quite accurate besides the "retreating towards Pokrovsk" part. There has been no significant retreat, they've been fighting over almost every inch of territory in that direction and are simply losing the battles and being forced back constantly to their dismay.

[@hyhhy]

Nice post!

[@ethercruiser1537]

So basically the Ukrainians are getting overwhelmed in a fighting retreat.

[@user-jap84tlv24sq]

Nice post but you can still feel the propaganda of it, but it's funny. On one side they are retreating since April, on other side Russians are using human wave with heavy loses battles to push...

[@iwams1]

Thx

[@MikeJenson-e7u]

Germany: You can't win a war against Russia. zelensky: Why? Germany: Because we already tried and it didn't end well for us.

[@theshadow7201]

Same for the french with Napoleon.

[@kellyjameric]

Finally weeb unions map so gald i was confused last video 😂

[@harkbelial]

Yesterday's maps were horrible, it was like baby's room

[@apostolosderakis9840]

@@harkbelial who was the baby?

[@mattthomas9049]

Zelensky

[@ClubofInfo-Circulation]

once the weather worsens, the Ukrianians in the Kursk area face becoming immobile and unable to withdraw

[@BobDobson-uq1jp]

I think you have this picture in your head of them trying to withdraw by mechanized means. By the time the weather changes there will be no mechanized means at all.

[@davidkehn6960]

Thanks for the update!

[@hyhhy]

I think that Russia needs to collapse the Ukrainian grouping near Koronevo before going for Sudzha's supply line, because it looks too risky otherwise for the Russian forces. As for Sudzha, Russia does not need to limit itself to operating on Russian territory - the Ukrainian supply line to Sudzha could also be cut on Ukrainian territory.

[@vladtheimpala1]

Three huge Russo-fascist ammo stores turned into mushroom clouds. Most of Kim's presents for Putin gone.

[@apostolosderakis9840]

I have been expecting RU to get their pincers into Sumy but, apparently, they did not want to commit so many resources. It seems to work for RU so far, AUF are spread all over the place and are been eaten little by little every day.

[@simoom58]

1pm here in Rabat, Morocco.. Thankyou for another detailed and fascinating update.

[@AmericanRebel.Crusader]

If they encircle 15k troops and let’s say they somehow get them to surrender that would be crazy

[@user-pj5ub5cp9k]

You don't seriously believe this garbage do you?

[@marinkovacevic8732]

@@user-pj5ub5cp9k Please share your info is this one is not correct.

[@_Lax_]

@@user-pj5ub5cp9k Damn sure he does, and he has a reason to be.

[@hyhhy]

@@user-pj5ub5cp9k Weeb is the best mapper IMO, so I would never call him garbage, but let's remember that things like this encirclement idea are speculations, not confirmed or highly likely developments like his map updates.

[@uralprospector]

​@@user-pj5ub5cp9k seriously? Do you have any idea of the levels of Tom Clancy fiction the nafo clowns believe??

[@thanakornkhumon7365]

Zelensky probably said "we are winning just give us more"

[@oftheRain]

Every day he's taking more and more...of his white stuff

[@smalcolmbrown]

Thanks :)

[@garrynorth6199]

The Weeb is king 👑👍🏾

[@ericvegapeinado9603]

wow have the pleasure to be first comment in this amazing channel; keep it up man!

[@zulalulua9645]

Morning

[@worfkiller]

Ai, those troops are fucked up 🤐

[@mbusonkabinde3330]

Thanks Weeb 🙏

[@tux407]

Sunny afternoon in Germany thanks for update

[@FrancesSanchez-gw7lt]

HAPPY WEEKEND WEEB UNION- HELLO AND HI FROM lONDON

[@permaculturaextremadura]

Tak for opdatering

[@scottfay3553]

Nice to see the old map!

[@yesiamarussianbot3076]

Don't worry, Zelenski will present his victory plan, and everything will be fine according to the media here.

[@ZappyOh]

The F16s will fix everything, right? BTW, where are they?

[@yesiamarussianbot3076]

@@ZappyOh I was wondering the same thing, maybe they are in the same warehouse as the Challenger, the Abrams, the Stormshadow and the HIMARS, and the rest of the gamechanger wonderwaffen. The most effective equipment, seems to be the Leopard 2 and the Bradley, as they still use those a lot. Haven't really seen the Leopard 1 they got though.

[@igory3789]

Kursk is Cursed for AFU.

[@KMisty1]

Someone in Kiev is going to have to revise their "victory plan".

[@beezihester9807]

Scary times

[@nmpolo]

For whom?

[@fugehdehyou]

15k units is crazy. Has anyone read Sun Tzu?? “If the enemy be before you, withdraw and do not attack him. If distant from the enemy, and the forces be equal, to take the initiative is disadvantageous” Tactical withdrawal is needed!! Screw the media or how it’s perceived

[@ZappyOh]

But, the media is all they got!

[@apostolosderakis9840]

I am pretty sure Sun Tzu had in mind actual armies fighting, and not situations where one army has to perform various acrobatics for their patrons.

[@fahinmohamed]

Please improve the audio quality

[@mlupi8720]

10 km is HUGE!

[@TheRadivoje]

FPV drones and smart rounds from mortar and howitzers.

[@Perrirodan1]

Yes, if they operate to up to 3 kilometers, then by closing 4 kms Russian asset could be on both side of the cauldron and cover these 6 kms, and then it's a carnage.

[@ariellegolas4508]

Dear God, bless and protect those brave souls!❤🇷🇺

[@ikealamp53]

Are the Ukrainians still using trains to the supply the front? I can't imagine that. Such an easy target.

[@elysianfields1671]

Take no prisoners, Russia.

[@nmpolo]

Take Zelensky prisoner and try him for his war crimes. Alongside the rest of the West's "leadership".

[@chefdelacreme]

Shame on you

[@SCHHHa]

am i really the only one who see that the russian troops, in east part of the kursk front, are at 5 km from the only road that supply the entire Kursk front? If russian decide to cut off that road entering in the ikrainian side, that road is very close to tham. Much more than trying to cut it following the russian border. Try to see. The town is kalled Yunakivka, and is at 6 km from the russian front... Basically, with artillery and drones, it's alredy under russian fire control..

[@ThinkingofaName-h1z]

They simply can't withdraw their troops and abandone the Kursk front, this would cause a catastrophic defeat in morale in the Army and make the European and American government reduce the funding to them.

[@51greenstone]

​@@ThinkingofaName-h1zguess that's settled then , a new meaning of can't is on its way .

[@nmpolo]

​@@ThinkingofaName-h1zThe definition of shooting oneself in the foot.

[@joelm780]

Winter will be bloody😢

[@claytonfield6830]

After suffering large strikes on ammo dumps to the north / north west of the region russia maybe the ones suffering from a lack of supplies. Thus softening their counter offensive in the region and making them more susceptible to Ukraines ongoing offensives in kursk.

[@patrickcerta4998]

🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺💪💪💪

[@prossi4216]

Let's talk if encirclement risk when the km are less than 2. 10km is a lot of distance in war.

[@Baldeagle-tw2nv]

On paper, yes, in reality, with the Ukrianians focusing their forces in the Northwest, North, North-East, and East, I doubt they left much to defend the area where supplies come in. It seems like the current surviving commanders didn't expect a counterattack and have sent everything to a few locations to continue advancing. It's apparent that there's 0 communication between the sections, let alone units, as NONE are reacting to their supply, possibly being cut. The Ukrainian "counterattack" isn't going very well, and the method they're using now will backfire on them as another Russian counterattack can surround and wipe out the elements that have basically been dropped off and abandoned, leading to either desertion or surrender. I think the original purpose of the Kursk attack was supposed to be a raid, then withdraw to focused points around the insertion point, but the original and backup commanders being killed three days in ended any hope of that, since it appears that a lunatic has taken command and is trying to turn it into a full fledged offensive.

[@IndritBonati]

I need only 900.000 dollars to make 1 milion!!😂😂

[@ГоранПавлов]

👍

[@shenzhong2942]

Do yall jelq for Ukraine

[@lucapinotti5789]

Esta guerra da para al menos dos años más de seguir así

[@andrzejskora7080]

W/g obliczeń w 2025 r gospodarka Chin dwukrotnie przekroczył szap,i to będze koniec wojny ,BRICS i wielobiegunowość e handlu i polityce.

[@schepvogelk5971]

​@@andrzejskora7080 believing Chinese economy will double in size is the same as believing in the quran. A fairytale.

[@nmpolo]

​@@andrzejskora7080How is China going to double their economy in the space of a year? That's delusional.

[@chefdelacreme]

Nice 3 day special operation you have there putin

[@nmpolo]

@@chefdelacreme Damn, 2.5 years on and you still think Russia said it would take 3 days? How can you go so long and still not know it was an American General who said that?

[@hrahman6666]

Z"zz❤❤

[@Paul-FrançoisSimeoni]

👍🙏

[@robertbleimuth9305]

🥇👍

[@paulhingorani4791]

15000 NATO elite soldiers

[@Luka__1]

Stop saying they're gonna get encircled 😭taking over a road is not an encirclement

[@Baldeagle-tw2nv]

It's an operational encirclement, meaning logistically, the units are cut off from getting supplies in a timely manner. The units can still fall back, but it'll be under heavy fire. Operational encirclements are more desired since it's less risk for the attacker while inflicting massive damage on defenders. A full encirclement typically follows an operational one since the defender has no supplies to fight or move.

[@jobvermeeren2542]

i find your videos hard to follow because you speak very monotonous and in a low voice.

[@KapitanPoop]

первый

[@JohnPap21]

Take no prisoners!

[@TF-ou7js]

Much of the information comes from a Russian source and is therefore more likely to be classified in the category of "fantasy".

[@Baldeagle-tw2nv]

Considering neutral mappers with their own sources have also given the same updates? Ukriane is SILENT on updates since they're losing all over, and Russia only updates when the operation or attack is completed. We're getting delayed information, which means reality has already advanced. ALL Ukrianian forces in the East say the same thing. They're under supplied, and the "mobilization" has done more harm than good since the replacements are useless and are more likely to desert or surrender. Russia has been more accurate in their reporting than Ukriane has, since it took them YEARS to admit their casualty figures and even then they lowballed it, and the "success" of the mobilization effort which has done more harm than good to units. The side that has more to lose has more incentive to lie and restrict information that's bad for them, which in this case is Ukriane. Kursk is a failure, and it's costing Ukriane. What few experienced troops are left in the East and having holes open up all over the front.

[@testsurname5679]

so weak so woke so cope

[@apostolosderakis9840]

RUAF liberated, at great cost of time, Ukrainsk to have more options. WeebU tells us that all four options are now simultaneously explored. Odd. Meanwhile, Hostre is not fully secured, AFU counterattack and yet we hear that RUAF as expanding to the prison and thinking about going south... RUAF are, we are told, heading on to AFU fortified positions (towards Mykolaivka) to then flank unfortified areas in Lysivka (which they are so far failing to capture). Does all/any of that make sense to you?

[@Baldeagle-tw2nv]

He's saying possibilities of what the Russians MAY do. That way, when something DOES happen, the audience knows that it was a possible route for Russia. Hostre is actually pretty secure, since the areas the Ukrainians are dropping troops off in are about to become exposed since the tree cover is about to go away due to winter weather. The trees in those areas dropp ALL their leaves, meaning the units that were dropped off and left are basically at the mercy of mortar, drone, artillery, and missile attacks, not to mention the failure of Ukriane to take any towns or villages which means they have 0 staging areas. Finally, the forces launching attacks in the East a LARGE and have the options of attacking in multiple directions at once, which spreads thin the defenders and puts even more pressure on Ukrainian forces.

[@anterunjic6729]

web union Fsb agent

[@nmpolo]

Lol.

[@Argosy16]

Marking the register in the Sub-Saharian region.

[@ejvindandersen8153]

[@alanklm]

13:00 russians removed mines from the border to start Sumi offensive, isn't it expected that they will start it as soon as they push ukraine from the kursk region?

[@GardenerEarthGuy]

Like watching two brothers fight inside a McDonald's...

[@ROBOTRIX_eu]