This has yet to be confirmed, but there is evidence that at least one of the landing ships positioned in Berdyansk sunk, with another being hit, and a weapons depot being destroyed (likely in an Ukrainian missile strike)
I think the Russian TV may be regretting its little piece visiting the Orsk. This will hinder Russia's ability to disembark units in Berdyansk or elsewhere.
Last night Russia hit the center of Kharkiv with Calibr cruise missiles according to a Ukrainian official
Video published this morning by the Ukrainian military showing an attack against a #Russian vehicle (yesterday)
Russian vehicles captured/destroyed
🚩France has deployed three of its four nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine (SNLE) and placed its nuclear deterrence force on higher alert , according to French media franceinter.fr/monde/la-franc…
In general, France only keeps one our of its four SNLE at sea. Still, this should not be viewed as a sign that Paris thinks Russia is about to use a nuclear bomb. It is rather meant to deter it from doing so (which is what those SNLE are for).
Pictures published by #Ukraine's 10th Moutain Assault Brigade
The Russian Ministry of Defense claimed this morning to have captured Izyum. It's not the first time such a claim is made by pro-Russian sources so I would take this with pinch of salt (as you should with any Russian claim).
A Russian truck carrying TOS-1A flamethrower missiles appears to have had a little accident
Ukrainian authorities (Kharkiv regional admin) are denying that Izyum was captured by Russian forces (the Russian MoD claimed to have captured the city this morning)
(this was posted today by the Mariupol City Council, but unclear the picture was actually taken today)
Video said to be from Berdyansk
🚩The Ukrainian army reportedly recaptured Lukyanovka, east of Kyiv, destroying three tanks and 9 Infantry Fighting vehicles in the process.
This is an important counter-offensive, as Lukyanovka is on the Russian supply line to Velyka Dymerka, near Brovary.
This would suggest a whole leg of the Russian offensive/units that were fighting in Velyka Dymerka and near Brovary either do not exist anymore, or are likely surrounded.
(map shows the position of Lukyanovka)
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This is quite interesting. I think it puts to rest the claim that Bucha, Irpin and Hostomel are "surrounded" or that the supply line to those areas is threatened. But it also shows significant counter-offensives on both the western and eastern side of the Kyiv
What this shows, is that counter-offensives have achieved more on the eastern side of Kyiv and south of Chernihiv. This makes sense: The first counter-offensives were south of Chernihiv.
There are counter-offensives to the west of Kyiv, but the results are far more limited than the claim that Bucha and Irpin are surrounded. Still, given the amount of forces there, any gain on this side, is quite significant.
This morning, #Russian forces shelled a residential building in Rubizhne, in the Donbass killing three including two children according to the head of the Luhansk administration
The Kyiv city administration also reports that several buildings were hit by shelling this morning in the Shevchenkivskyi and Sviatoshynskyi districts of Kyiv. Four people were wounded in the Shevchenkivskyi district
🚩The #Russian Ministry of Defense just released another statement claiming to have used the Kinzhal hypersonic missile against a target in the Mykolaiv region.
The Russian Ministry of Defense claims that it targeted a "large fuel storage base of the Ukrainian Armed Forces" near Konstantinovka, using Kalibr cruise missiles fired from the Caspian Sea, and #Kinzhal hypersonic missiles fired from above Crimea