1/5 Mirnograd
Ukraine waited until enemy troops entered the city, then the F-16s unleashed hell. In a matter of hours, Mirnograd changed from a weak point on the front line to Ukraine's most carefully planned trap.
2/5 What appeared to be empty trenches and deserted streets was actually a battlefield designed to deceive.
3/5 The moment Russian troops advanced, believing the city had finally fallen, Ukrainian artillerymen, drone operators, and F-16 pilots struck from angles
Ukraine waited for Russian troops to enter the city.
1/8 BREAKING: Trump pardons Russia-linked fraudster just 12 days into a 7-year-sentence for defrauding THOUSANDS of people of $1.6 billion!
David Gentile, a New Yorker, was convicted of securities and wire fraud charges as part of a gigantic scam.
2/8 The New York Times reports “used private equity funds controlled by Mr. Gentile’s company, GPB Capital, to defraud 10,000 investors by misrepresenting the performance of the funds and the source of money used to make monthly distribution payments.” nytimes.com/2025/11/29/us/…
3/8 “More than 1,000 people submitted statements attesting to their losses, according to prosecutors, who characterized the victims as ‘hardworking, everyday people,’ including small business owners, farmers, veterans, teachers and nurses.”
1/7 Russia's commander recently informed Putin that forces had "liberated" Kupiansk. The situation on the ground tells a different story.
2/7 Russian forces control roughly 30% of the town after narrow infiltration tactics left their gains unstable. Small infantry pockets are operating in the city, but the area west of the Oskil River remains a grey zone of continuous engagements.
3/7 Their problems are structural. Supplies must cross the Oskil River under constant Ukrainian drone surveillance.
1/7 The hellish seesaw battle continues in Pokrovsk.
The city is de facto controlled neither by the enemy nor by us.
The fighting is going on for one huge gray zone.
We have logistics, and so does the enemy. But it depends on specific positions.
2/7 In general, the enemy now has more than a dozen positions that are surrounded. I will not comment on the number of our positions in the same state, but there are fewer of them.
And I am only counting positions where there is a group of more than 3-4 fighters.
3/7 I am not counting private and apartment buildings where there are 1-2 occupiers or 1-2 of our infantrymen.
Because it's everywhere there.
In general, the entire area north of the railway is the most difficult for the enemy.
1/6 Ukrainian Forces Encircle Russian Troops Near Shakhove, North of Pokrovsk
The Ukrainian army has encircled a pocket of Russian troops in Shakhove, located north of Pokrovsk in the Donetsk region.
2/6 While the exact number of Russian soldiers trapped in the pocket remains unknown, the maneuver marks a significant tactical success for Ukraine on this front.
3/6 Ukrainian units have been making steady, coordinated advances, tightening control over key supply routes and intensifying pressure in the northern sector of the Pokrovsk front.
1/8 Ukrainian defense sources report that their forces have successfully prevented the encirclement of Pokrovsk by Russian troops after days of heavy fighting in the Rodynske area. According to official briefings,
2/8 Ukrainian units have restored key supply routes that are essential for maintaining logistics and frontline coordination in the Donetsk region.
3/8 Military reports indicate that assault units from the 7th Rapid-Response Corps, supported by long-range drone teams, played a decisive role in securing the vital Pokrovsk–Rodynske route. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/7th_Rapid…