Thread by @KennethRundt

A somewhat late "morning" update from my friend Kenneth Greg #UkraineWillWin: (1/13) "The last 24 hours have been eventful, but let's start with the front update. As before, there have been no major territorial changes. At #Pisky, the Russian advance has been halted and the⬇️

2:"...fighting has been fierce with considerable casualties on both sides. Although the Russians are better armed, our tagged soldiers have made sure to take the brunt of their attacks and stopped the tourists. As the Russians move their troops back and forth along the entire⬇️

3:"...eastern front, they are leaving gaps in some places and our troops are taking advantage of that. We were able to push them back at #Krasnohovrika.
Around #Izuim we again have information restrictions but a spokesman for the Defense Departments said that our troops are⬇️

4:"...moving towards Izium itself. Deepstatemap.live, which is usually very reliable, has informed about the information block so they have not updated this area since August 8th. If we advance, this is a breakthrough of great significance.⬇️

5:"It's not just Crimea that's been hit in the last 24 hours, but Donetsk Kyrylivka and Nova Kohovka as well.
Note: UkrTransNafta has shut down the transit pipeline for Russian oil to Hungary, Slovakia and the Czech Republic because the Russians have not paid the transit fee.⬇️

6:"Amnesty International's controversial report has been used in Russian propaganda on a massive scale. All to justify attacks on our hospitals, schools and kindergartens. I have heard that in Finland Amnesty has lost more than 400 of its monthly donors.⬇️

7:"So to the big topic of conversation for the last 24 hours. Was it a Ukrainian attack or a so-called "Russian" typical accident in Crimea? Officially, Ukraine has announced that we have nothing to do with it, but unofficially they claim otherwise. There are a number of⬇️

8:"...observations that support both claims, therefore we need to first establish the basic facts. The target was an airbase with large quantities of missiles and aviation fuel. These missiles are not activated and nothing can happen even if you throw in a hand grenade.⬇️

9:"In order for the missiles to explode, there must be high intense heat to cause them to 'boil over'. This can be achieved in the following ways: a missile attack, high quantities of TNT or, burning fuel in large quantities. In many pictures shortly after the explosion,⬇️

10:"...a drone-like object is visible. Our lines are more than 200 km away so it cannot be a 'normal' drone from our lines. The explosion was very strong because it threw off a steel beam of 1 ton. Since the beam does not have a large 'sail area' but still flew as far as 500 m,⬇️

11:"...it suggests a missile attack. What speaks against a Ukrainian attack is that no air alarm was given although the flight distance is at least 200 km. Crimea is extremely well protected by anti-aircraft batteries, and it is unlikely that one of our missiles would have ⬇️

12:"escaped detection. A guerilla attack on the base itself MAY be realistic, especially when the Russians have felt safe and are not so vigilant. What suggests this is the drone, that is really the only logical explanation for this observation.⬇️

13:"Last but not least, my Norwegian forest cat was very happy that I came home this morning! #SlavaUkraini "/🚫

Forgot to add the picture of KG and his cat: