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#Kharkiv Update:

#Ukrainian forces have captured an estimated 2,500 square kilometers in Kharkiv Oblast in the Kharkiv area counteroffensive as of September 9. /1
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#Kharkiv Update:

#Ukrainian forces are likely clearing pockets of disorganized #Russian forces caught in the rapid Ukrainian advance to #Kupyansk, #Izyum, and the #Oskil River, given the recent influx of observed pictures of Russian POWs. /2
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#Kharkiv Update:

A geolocated image confirms #Ukrainian forces reached the southern outskirts of #Kupyansk on September 9 along the R79 highway, and #Russian sources reported ongoing tank battles in the area. /3
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#Kharkiv Update:

#Ukrainian strikes have damaged the #Kupyansk bridge over the #Oskil River likely beyond usability, which will degrade #Russian forces’ ability to supply and reinforce their positions against Ukrainian assaults. /4
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#Kharkiv Update:

#Russian sources reported that #Ukrainian forces also reached the west bank of the #Oskil River at #Senkove and advanced south on the R79 at least as far as the northern outskirts of #Horokhovatka. /5
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#Kharkiv Update:

#Russian sources reported that #Ukrainian forces launched ground attacks in the #Lyman area. /6
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#Kharkiv Update:

#Russian forces and occupation authorities in the rear of occupied #Kharkiv Oblast are panicking to reinforce Russian positions and “evacuate civilians” amid the high pace of the #Ukrainian advance. /7
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#Kharkiv Update:

#Ukrainian and #Russian sources also suggested that Ukrainian forces may have advanced north of #Hrushivka (12km west of Kupyansk) towards the Russian logistics hub in Velykyi Burluk. /8
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