Skirmishes East of Vuhledar | Russian Forces Re-Enter Kalinina | Russian Struggle Near Vovchansk

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[@TheRebelAllianceAreTerrorists]

Crimea is rightfully south sudanese territory!

[@WeebUnionWU]

I think they should make a formal declaration

[@TheRebelAllianceAreTerrorists]

@@WeebUnionWU yes the real war should be Russia and Ukraine against South Sudan who annexed crimea as their historical territory since homo sapiens originated in africa so therefore crimea is historically south sudanese territory illegally occupied by both russia and ukraine

[@AlanMcBride-yw6in]

Don't be giving Biden, Blinken and Harris. These folks seem highly suggestable. My concern is trouble perhaps conflict between the North sea and the South sea over the south Atlantic anomaly.

[@AlanMcBride-yw6in]

Don't be giving them ideas to be precise.

[@RobbyBlumpkin]

@@WeebUnionWUyou’re coping and seething rn bc of Russia’s failures😭😭😭

[@fazkuruni7439]

For the first time in war, *FAB-3000* was used. Liptsy, Khrakov region. 😮

[@WellWisdom.]

Their "Appliance" inventory is growing by the day.

[@kietlytuan1989]

Chúng tôi rất vui, rất tự hào được đón tiếp ngài tổng thống Putin, tình cảm của người dân Việt Nam đối với Nước Nga chưa bao giờ thay đổi 🇻🇳❤❤❤ 🇷🇺

[@Rajputana-Kshatriya]

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[@noname18305]

I appreciate your unbiased updates

[@Raiden7284677]

While Volchansk’s capture would be a great bonus, that doesn’t seem to be the main objective. The purpose of the Kharkiv offensive was not just to use up reserves but also divert forces from the main fronts in the south and east, weakening their defenses for the RF to strike in that area. Even now, it’s been feeling successful for the time being.

[@heisenberg5367]

Russia haven't made an breakthroughs in the eastern front, why do you think it's successful?

[@off6848]

@@heisenberg5367you act like we don’t know about the Donbas Where they obviously broke through and capture 1 to 2 settlements per day

[@Gascas-oe5td]

Copium ​@@off6848

[@mfromaustralia1]

Excellent report Weeb - thank you.

[@danapeck5382]

Thanks, these daily updates are invaluable, all the best

[@AlanMcBride-yw6in]

Cheers Weeb.

[@redbaron6322]

Ukraine is losing an horrific amount of personnel every single day! Stop the carnage! Report the truth!

[@permaculturaextremadura]

Tak for opdatering

[@janineskywalker527]

Clear update. Thanks Weeb. J

[@moragtonggg]

Russians better get their act together and reinforce Vovchansk and not allow it to fall to Ukrainian hands.

[@Turbo999be]

They never imagined taking Volvchansk in the first place and there is no reason to loose soldiers to maintain it. The purpose was to divert Ukrainian reserves and it worked like a charm. We have to stop thinking of territory gains for the Russians, they are making an attrition war NOT a territory gain war !

[@BUBBLEBUBBLE7]

More than that, you Russians We're worried about South Korea's involvement in the war Putin's move is a disappointment South Korea's many long-range attack weapons It's obvious how it's going to be used because it gives a cause for Ukraine aid, so Russians should remember that Putin is responsible for it

[@scrimpyanimal]

@@Turbo999beyeah they’re doing a great job of attriting themselves…

[@cat_city2009]

@@Turbo999be The Russians have been pursuing the attrition strategy for a year now, and it hasn't produced a breakthrough. It seems counterintuitive to give up an important salient. If the Ukrainians retake Volvchansk, they can redeploy forces in the south and east.

[@zezenkop412]

​@@cat_city2009 look up WW1 western front

[@smalcolmbrown]

Thanks :)

[@tripleg8381]

Somebody tell the guy that it’s KALINIVKA, not KALINIA

[@Donello]

Kalynivka, to be precise. I think I already tried. Anyway, he's butchering a lot of other names as well, at least when it comes to correct stress.

[@tripleg8381]

@@Donello this one specifically makes me wrinkle every time I hear it 😁

[@ndhtyu]

the original name is Kalinovka, not the galizian nazi kailinivka

[@ingmar4ty]

@@ndhtyu there is no one in the world who calls it kalinivka including people who live there. except western youtubers

[@toshibami]

Did anyone notice the car at 8:00? The white one. It came in, driver saw bridge is down, turned and drove off. Imagine if the car was there seconds earlier, it would have been blown to smitherines.

[@davetipprunde]

Stabil bre

[@kazimierzmalewicz3604]

gm ❤️

[@sladehelicoptersgaming3148]

Christ it’s like ww1 trench warfare all over again 😢

[@davidkehn6960]

Thanks! ;-)

[@MrVaticanRag]

Who is winning the war of attrition? Does Ukraine understand why?

[@andrewmorgan5950]

Puzzling that russia only attacked with such little strength in the karkiv direction, one thing you can say is there unpredictable (russia) , with that being said maybe there going about this war with the "slow and steady wins the race " or "its not a race its a marathon " because you would of thought when the new axis was created that russia would of done the same from other areas from there northern boarder but didnt , 100% believed in the sumy area attack thay nevet came to be , at least yet

[@joelm780]

Is AFU lost also 3-1 or that apply only to RUA offesives?

[@Lina_Antoniou]

3-1? Who scored each goal?

[@aov6563]

3-0

[@joeymonster5591]

I was the 250th view

[@redbaron6322]

Get a life !

[@MegaGuitarchimp]

I disagree with the statement that the Kharkiv offensive hasn’t led to significant gains by the RF in Donetsk and Zaporizhe. Kleeschevka and Robotyne fell shortly after May 10 when the offensive began. The front west of Avdeyevka continues to move westward and north which is a big problem for supplying the IAF in Chasiv Yar. Russia did not March to Kiev but they continue to take territory and have the initiative.

[@mpc7440]

To be fair, those fronts were already moving even before the Kharkiv offensive. If anything, the Ocheretyne front has slowed down since the Kharkiv offensive. In all likelihood, we won’t see any effect on the front due to the Kh. offensive until a month or two from now, when local reserves near the frontline are exhausted.

[@hollowgonzalo4329]

@MegaGuitarchimp Robotine really didn't matter when Ukraine to it and likewise it's no biggie that Russia retook it either. As far as Avdivka/Chasiv Yar is concerned things are moving at roughly the same pace as they were before Kharkov.

[@off6848]

@@mpc7440you wouldn’t want to move any faster than they are in the Donbas Do you understand the logistics of a 1500km front? It’s okay if you don’t because USA has never in its history fought on that big of a front especially not alone

[@apakansaja8505]

*Time for Ukrainians troops in Vulhedar to meet Jesus.*

[@bachpiper]

Not Jesus, but Bandera...😮

[@joshuarooney8614]

The russians should know this is going to happen by tlnow , give the troops more anti tank capabilities ,maybe a rpg 29 per unit ? Haven't seen any since this conflict began

[@off6848]

Tanks are not a problem Fighting across the front is at company level for both sides if territory switches hands it’s because a company defeated a company it’s not entire army groups clashing in one town

[@michelegentile1694]

like

[@princeindoorandoutdoorplan3003]

The problem with russian forces if they conquer a land, they cant hold it much longer, Also with their offensive.

[@_kitaes_]

ukrainian*

[@princeindoorandoutdoorplan3003]

@@_kitaes_ i m not a ukrainion or a ukranion supporter but i say the fact abt the russian forces problems they facing front line

[@_kitaes_]

@@princeindoorandoutdoorplan3003 seems like they got surrounded and retrated

[@michalzajic2555]

@@princeindoorandoutdoorplan3003 Yes you right russian face lots of problems in their 2 weeks special military operation

[@princeindoorandoutdoorplan3003]

@@michalzajic2555 not really

[@rogersmith8480]

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[@cintielderdoria3947]

A Ucrânia está recuperando os territórios em Kharkiv

[@nursebruno]

Auguri

[@thiefsleef6752]

The Russian command in charge of the Vulhedar direction needs to be reformed because clearly they haven’t learned from their mistakes, during the first year of the war the amount of trained black marines they’ve threw at Ukrainian army like zombies is completely insane and unfortunately many of them died. They keep using the same damn road that is littered with destroyed Russian vehicles from previous assaults, it’s like the Russian command in that direction has no ambition to try different tactics

[@michalzajic2555]

it is not only vuhledar it is all over front

[@Rizvi-rk1xy]

Hello

[@pioneeringinprophecy2024]

If Ukraine can, If Ukraine can, if Ukraine can...

[@WilliamAshleyOnline]

It does raise an interesting question of if the fighting would stop at the border if it reached that point, it would create a new dynamic especially since Russia and North Korea just agreed to support each other militarily if they are attacked. Is an attack fighting within Russia enough to trigger North Korea to send troops to Russia's western flank?

[@Turbo999be]

In case of war... not a little cross border skirmishes.

[@alexgamble4718]

I wouldnt be suprised if Russia get use of NK mercenaries, if it isnt already. Just goes to show how desperate Putin is though, having to visit that soviet relic for weapons for the Russian army

[@MYwinters1945]

@@alexgamble4718 you completely missed the point of the NK alliance. Its a response to the west "You arm crazy people that want to destroy Russia, OK Russia will arm crazy people that want to destroy the west."

[@henryksosna4182]

@@MYwinters1945 Jaki Zachód, co wy nie wiecie kogo trzeba zniszczyć żeby Świat funkcjonował normalnie - Polacy wiedzą.

[@ReichLife]

@@henryksosna4182 Events from last years clearly showcase they know shit.

[@paraandy3821]

Russia took another 🌲

[@Turbo999be]

To say that Russia is struggling in Volvchansk is completely misleading. The aim of that offensive was to force Ukraine to mobilize the only remaining reserve they had. The Ukrainians are now forced to retake a city center which is known to be one of the deadliest assault you could do. They have lost countless soldiers and armored vehicles and Russia will gently set back like they did in Zapporijjia while they are exhausting the Ukrainians in a pointless battle to retake territories they should have never lost in the first place.

[@michalzajic2555]

forces commited to kharkiv offensive were already wiped out so no kharkiv no buffer zone creation now we know vovchansk is not important to russians i suppose even kiev was not important 2 years ago

[@fred4687]

​@@michalzajic2555Who said their forces were wiped out? Russia has already started a new push around Toretsk. While for some strange reason people still comment about failed offensives Russia just keeps on putting pressure on at different areas of the front to force Ukraine to respond and divert resources. Once those forces arrive Russia hits them and their supply lines and then dig in or fall back and then start again somewhere else. While they are constantly forced to respond to these attacks Ukraine is unable to build up and adequately train reserves for any meaningful attacks themselves.

[@heisenberg5367]

First of all there is no consensus on what the Russian plan was in vovchansk. You also have no idea how many reserves Ukraine has committed to that front. Also would love your source how many soldiers Ukraine has lost in that sector. Do you have source for these claims or are you just making them up?

[@tomgu2285]

​@@heisenberg5367 he is making them up.

[@paulmicks7097]

Excellent updates , thank you Weeb for consistent reports. Warfare is an extreme dynamic, it ain't over till the fat lady sings ... However this war is really like no other before, all new technologies mixed with realities of past wars, boots still have to be on the ground to claim territory.

[@genadijzhdanov2645]

No worries about Vovchansk, it's just a diversion, most importantly they diverted many ukrainians to this outback so it's easier to fight in Donbas

[@sammearns428]

It's not easier in the Donbas because of Vovchansk...It's just that in many places they have surpassed all the well fortified positions, so it's harder for Ukraine to stage counter attacks.

[@michalzajic2555]

First it Was kharkiv offensive Than just buffer zone And now it was just diversion We have to love those russians offensives

[@Turbo999be]

​@@michalzajic2555 The Russians have never stated their goals in the first place so everything you mentioned is pure Western media made up Russian goals as usual.

[@Turbo999be]

​​@@sammearns428It is definitely easier in the Dombass if you follow the redeployment of all the brigade that were in the Dombass and are now in the Kharkov region.

[@michalzajic2555]

@@Turbo999be it was no redeploy of ukrainian forces from donbas

[@deshawncruz]

I know for sure this channel is getting limited traffic it’s the only source I have to look for

[@Archer28M]

Scot Riter enlighted my perception of the war. Now i know what is Russian goal.

[@alexgamble4718]

Subjugation of a neighbouring country it considers in its domain?

[@jr.fidelcastro8890]

@@alexgamble4718 Subjugation is what British and Spanish conquerors did with native americans when the continent revealed.

[@firstsecond-ft1qg]

No, Putins plan is to destroy Russia. His plan is working.

[@stonewalljackson4660]

⁠​⁠@@jr.fidelcastro8890So when Russia colonized Alaska and Siberia what was it called then?

[@ingmar4ty]

@@stonewalljackson4660 Siberia and Alaska were not accidentally depopulated as it happend to mesoamericans and northamericans. We are not the same 😃

[@willysinthox539]

Vuhledar is a rock since last year😢... So hard!

[@SuperLuky64]

I don't believe in any conquest of Ukrainian territory, without a real image of them in the area, in words they could even say that they have reconquered entire cities, but in fact, given the many false flags, I believe they have never regained territories, at least in these two months.

[@ZappyOh]

You don't know what "false flag" means.

[@brianwhite2104]

Weeb is trustworthy. If he says there's been an advance, he has good evidence for it

[@aov6563]

A fake flag is a favorite technique of uke.

[@RepublicaSindicalista_doBrasil]

Let's not start with denialism just because the tides turned a bit against us.

[@christophggcyrus6861]

„Nichts Neues im Osten“ ……

[@aov6563]

"Krieg niemals gegen russische" O.fon Bismark

[@timothy1949]

since the kharkiv offensive/attack, ukraine has relocated significant amount of troops to kharkiv, but we have not seen any major breakthrough in the donbas by the russians, nor do the pace of advance increased. not sure what the plan is. my belief has always been that it is a diversionary attack to force ukraine to relocate troops, relocate troops they did, and then what? did they planned to get pushed back? highly unlikely. it is what it is, hundreds of battles take place in the battlefield everyday, you can't win all of them. ukraine can't push the russians out entirely, but at least they have successfully pushed back, NAFOs celebrating like crazy already.

[@wedgeantilles8575]

Yes, for an army that is supposedly getting completly destroyed, the Ukrainians definitly show amazing capabilities to hold the line. I know we will continue to hear that "Ukraine is getting totally destroyed" But if one side is getting totally destroyed, shouldn't the other side not - well - win? How long do you need to "totally destroy" somebody until you have won, take your winning trophy and call it a day? 6 month? 2 years? 5 years? 20 years? 50 years?

[@uralprospector]

​@@wedgeantilles8575 with 800,000 line infantry, assuming 800 men lost a day KIA/WIA/MIA/POW, Ukraine has 2 years of fighting left.

[@ZappyOh]

@@uralprospector I such a case, the force-ratio goes down fast, ergo will the time left reduce exponentially ... Collapse at late summer August/September, is my bet.

[@uralprospector]

@@ZappyOh agreed with exponential decline, but factor in also replacements...how many, I have no idea.

[@james4ddy]

Russia is waging a war.of attrition it didn't do this attack jn kahkov do achieve a brakethough just to force Ukraine to expend its reserves whilst russia can maintain a large personnel dominance there will be no breakthrough attempts until maybe next year when Ukraine exhort all their man power potential which it has already exhorted its willing manpower

[@FrankinDallas]

Kim looked very happy after his meeting with Putin. I guess Putin "perfomed" very well....on his knees.

[@DeadWayfes]

Borova makes 0 sense as a push. Look at all those fortified positions. While 10k soldiers would not be near enough to push to the river, i believe it is being used as a staging point for operations in the area instead of a FOB for a future push to Borova.

[@fred4687]

I think it was Kalibrated who said something along the lines of these moves towards strong positions are really just fixing operations intended to draw in resources and a long supply line that will then be attacked along their flanks.

[@Corwintheking]

Would Russia be able to defend Vovchansk?

[@Lina_Antoniou]

Sounds like they need it, so they probably defend it somewhat better than it is made to appear on average. Also, if for whatever reason they need to push further in, they have the forces to do so. But as of now their main concern is to preserve their forces as best they can, maybe because they expect other countries to attack them if they go all out (hence also the pact with Korea DPR I guess). On the other hand Ukraine apparently is in a desperate situation, so Russia expectably has the initiative and chooses to just keep grinding them down until the decisive breakthrough is achieved. Which one this will be and when, only time will tell. But one thing is for sure, the Russians know what they 're doing and will make that decisive breakthrough. It is just a matter of when and where, not if.

[@deus5185]

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