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Jun 10 • 4 tweets • 2 min read Twitter logo Read on Twitter
Rybar reporting major Ukrainian advances in the Velyka Novosilka area, with Ukrainian forces capturing Neskuchne and Blahodatne "almost without a fight", and moving on Urozhaine and Novodonets'ke. Image
Ukrainian forces are pushing deep behind initial Russian lines in the area now Image
t.me/rybar/48365

Full Rybar post-

"the military personnel of the OBTF "Cascade" retreated to more advantageous positions due to the threat of being surrounded." Image
Matches the video posted of Ukrainian mechanized forces cruising around outside of Blahodatne

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Jun 11
Wargonzo may be right (I hate saying that), and I think he confirms that Staromlynivka is a trigger point for the commitment of more strategic Russian reserves, in line with Russian defensive doctrine.

He does say that Makarivka was a "serious loss"
t.me/wargonzo/13183

It reads as a regular Wargonzo post, definitely cryptic to a degree.

"Now it is necessary to keep the enemy away from Staromlynovka. If the Armed Forces of Ukraine succeed, the situation may become critical" Image
The "it's all OK but we are definitely worried" is a trademark milblogger attitude.
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Jun 9
Notably, almost every vehicle seen abandoned in this engagement a few days ago suffered a mobility kill alone. The crews almost certainly survived and evacuated.

At this point, the goal should be refitting said crews as quickly as possible and sending them back out.
NATO platforms are doing exactly what they should, keeping valuable personnel alive and unharmed.

If these individual units can't be recovered, new material should be prioritized for future deliveries.
The Russian tank crew isn't going to be fighting anymore after their turret toss, the Leopard/Abrams crew is going to be ready to go after their ammunition storage blows out the side and they walk away.
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Jun 8
Russian forces reportedly shelled both civilians and a group of journalists in the heavily flooded Ostriv district of Kherson city. Image
Additional footage
Must have been some insanely powerful floodwaters to deposit a mine on top of a 15 story apartment block.

More Russian shelling in the southern part of Kherson city

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Jun 8
Russians released photos of a combined Ukrainian mechanized assault utilizing Leopard 2A4s, 2A6s, M2A2 Bradley IFVs, and M113s in Mala Tokmachka, Zaporizhia Oblast. Image
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Jun 7
Solontsi, Kherson Oblast, has effectively become part of the Dnipro River, as floodwaters continue to rise nearly 36 hours after the Kakhovka dam breach.
Floodwaters have inundated a large portion of the low-lying areas of the City of Kherson, especially in the Ostrivska area.
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Jun 6
A multi-hundred foot chunk of the Nova Kakhovka dam is gone, the Kakhovka Reservoir is quickly emptying out into the Dnipro.
This is probably the most catastrophic amount of damage that could have been done to the dam.

The Kakhovka Reservoir holds roughly 18.2 km3 of water, a significant amount of which is now heading down the Dnipro towards the Black Sea.
The turbine hall suffered major damage, and a number of the control gates are just gone ImageImage
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