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On November 13th, the newly shared footage from Ukrainian frontlines confirmed Russian control of the village of Ilyinka in the Kurakhovo direction in the Donetsk People’s Republic. Russian military sources shared video of Russian flags waving around the settlement.
According to preliminary reports, assault units from the 114th Separate Guards Motorized Rifle Yenakievsko-Danube Brigade (former “Vostok” Brigade) of the 51st Army of the Southern Group of troops liberated the village of Ilyinka. The settlement is located on the northern bank of the Kurakhovo water reservoir.
The first reports about Russian control of Ilyinka came in early November, including by Ukrainian military sources. The Armed Forces of Ukraine attempted to resist on the western outskirts but were forced to retreat. The full Russian control of the village is yet to be officially confirmed by the Russian Ministry of Defense after the mop up operations in the village and around it are completed.
Ukrainian forces are losing one stronghold after another rapidly retreating to the west towards Berestky. The Russian army is advancing in several directions on the northern flank of Kurakhovo. After the villages of Stepanovka and Ilyinka came under Russian control, Berestky is the last settlement on the bank of the reservoir where Ukrainian forces are trying to hold defense to slow down Russian advance.
Russian forces are also developing their offensive from the north. They completed the mop up operations in Novoselidovka and advanced on the outskirts of Sontsevka. Russian forces are likely to approach the village of Stary Terny located on the western bank of the water reservoir in the coming days. As a result, the Ukrainian grouping risk to be surrounded on the western bank if it does not timely retreat.
u nás mávame vlajkami aj na slovensku. ruské vlajky, vlajky európskej únie, slovenské vlajky, jednoducho akákoľvek vlajka, ktorá sa nám dostane do rúk. nemávame len maďarom. pretože sa nám všetci smejú, že naše slovensko by sa malo volať horné uhorsko
i don’t want to spoil the fun, but russian flags were already waving in kiev, but then the master of 3d chess putin came and started negotiating a ceasefire.
putin caused more orcs dead then afu fire ….heheheheh
americans quite like waving flags too, for example in iraq they waved so heavily that they are still shitting because of it.
maybe there is some hidden meaning in it. the more someone waves flags, the deeper he is buried in a pile of shit. ukrainians also like to wave flags. so does the eu.
or it’s just to show the territory that has been conquered. you know, the regular stuff. for ukrainians, the flags wave themselves on top of their tombs, unfortunately.
the problem with ukrainians is that they are completely stupid and can’t learn anything. if they had been able to learn, they would have seen from the russians how to fight properly. remeber how russians were fighting from moscow to donetsk, and how they left tanks, trucks, military equipment and tens of thousands ukrainian corpses behind on that famous attack to the east.
the ukrainians troops in kursk should teach the rest of the ukrainian army their superior ability to create defenses. obviously this is a skill that is only known to those in kursk because everywhere else it seems the afu is retreating. /sarcasm
of course, the real skill is dying en masse, and that is a skill that the whole afu is very experimented in.
the problem with ukrainians is that they are completely stupid and can’t learn anything. if they had been able to learn, they would have seen from the russians how to flee properly. remeber how russians were fleeing from kiev to donetsk, and how they left tanks, trucks, military equipment and tens of thousands corpses behind on that famous escape retreat to the east.
try to live in the present. it helps. rehashing a mythological (ie like in non existent) past is useless.
currently, 100,000 russian civilians have been fleeing kursk. then brave putin came on the scene and said in a divine voice: we can handle it. handing over our territory to our western “partners” is a brilliant tactical move, because it will bring our “partners” closer to us so that we can observe them from a closer distance and not be surprised by anything in the future. and we will be enriched. like merkel and germans, you know. and so it is. the russians sit there and watch.
somehow this tiny incursion without any strategic utility is very important for all the ukrainian propaganda peddlers here. this is war. shit happens in war, and kursk is a very very tiny shit. so tiny in fact people have a hard time defining why it is so important. if i were the ukrainian leadership i would concentrate on my shrinking country and my shrinking population. but zelensky is more preoccupied by his shrinking popularity.
“tiny incursion”.ok.. but comparing it to the “big russia advance” it counters3 months of russian offensive. i call it double standards. you just can’t lie such stupid way.
except for putting ukrainian soldiers in a firebag next to the russian logistical lines, it is useless, even if it were bigger. the keyword you avoided here is ‘without any strategic utility’. when you are lacking human ressources, it is pretty stupid to extend the front 300 km from where the rest of the fight is. ukraine took some pastoral land by surprise and is now stuck there, being grinded down while losing territory everywhere else. brilliant.
i try to prevent sawyer reading sf–russian superiority upset tommy so it go gay bar to lick mulatto peniz
in ukraine, they have famous piano-peniz player …hehehehe
kurakhovo is a done deal, now we have to focus on the last string of cities in dpr and then kharkov✌️🤫💪
and then someone woke up in the morning and was covered with shit all around.
sounds like a memory.
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