Over the last 10 days, local Palestinian armed groups affiliated with the Palestinian Islamic Jihad's Saraya Al-Quds Brigades claimed responsibility for 18 attacks across the West Bank.
The "Hebron Battalion" stated that their fighters carried out 5 hand grenade attacks, 4 IED attacks, 3 small-arms attacks on IDF soldiers and vehicles, all of which took place in the town of Beit Ummar. The IDF didn't report any casualties among their forces.
The "Jenin Battalion" stated that their fighters carried out 3 pre-prepared IED attacks on IDF military vehicles in the towns of Silat al-Harithiya and Meithalun, including 2 with "Sijil" shaped charges, and 1 with a "Tufan" explosive. The IDF didn't report any casualties among their forces.
The "Nablus Battalion" stated that their fighters carried out 2 small arms attacks and 1 IED attack in Nablus city centre, the Old Askar Camp of Nablus, and the village of Tell. The IDF confirmed that one soldier was injured.
The "Hebron Battalion" stated that their fighters carried out 5 hand grenade attacks, 4 IED attacks, 3 small-arms attacks on IDF soldiers and vehicles, all of which took place in the town of Beit Ummar. The IDF didn't report any casualties among their forces.
The "Jenin Battalion" stated that their fighters carried out 3 pre-prepared IED attacks on IDF military vehicles in the towns of Silat al-Harithiya and Meithalun, including 2 with "Sijil" shaped charges, and 1 with a "Tufan" explosive. The IDF didn't report any casualties among their forces.
The "Nablus Battalion" stated that their fighters carried out 2 small arms attacks and 1 IED attack in Nablus city centre, the Old Askar Camp of Nablus, and the village of Tell. The IDF confirmed that one soldier was injured.
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I have updated the layout of my interactive Ukraine map, adding Ukrainian controlled Raions (Districts) of Donetsk Oblast, as well as pre-invasion DPR and LPR control, and pre-invasion Russian-controlled Crimea and Sevastopol.
I plan to make further changes in the future.
Link: https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/edit?hl=en&mid=1thW9kqnDOaS2lAepLhLdzSX8Ur9Sc4k&ll=47.476225594714606%2C34.6001077352891&z=7
I plan to make further changes in the future.
Link: https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/edit?hl=en&mid=1thW9kqnDOaS2lAepLhLdzSX8Ur9Sc4k&ll=47.476225594714606%2C34.6001077352891&z=7
Regarding the situation in Siversk:
Recently, there have been a lot of differing claims from various sources about the situation in this critical city. Some are claiming that Russia has broken through and captured large parts of the city, while others say the situation is under control for Ukraine. Based on the information I have gathered, I can come to a somewhat conclusive position on what the true situation is here.
Firstly, one major correction was made to the map. It turns out that previous Russian attempts to seize a series of Ukrainian strongpoints southeast of Siversk in September and October failed, with Ukrainian forces retaining control over important positions on the tactical heights there. The Russians instead opted to bypass these areas, advancing along the railway line and from the area of Verkhnokamyanske.
Over the last week, attacks intensified. Russian forces assaulted and captured Ukrainian positions on the treeline leading to the southeastern edge of Siversk, which they then used to infiltrate into the city. A number of Russian soldiers scattered in the houses there, leaving the Ukrainian strongpoints to the southeast in an operational encirclement.
However, the main vector of attack on Siversk took place from the south. A number of Russians on motorcycles broke into the southern part of the city, which was already in the grey zone. The surviving infantry then advanced north towards the city centre, scattering in additional residential areas and linking up with the forces from the east. This was achieved with minimal resistance from Ukrainian soldiers on the ground due to Ukrainian manpower shortages inside the city itself, as well as new logistical problems which Ukraine is facing due to recent Russian advances on the flanks.
Despite this small number of Ukrainian soldiers, a massive number of drones remain in the sky as usual, monitoring every movement and striking anything that moves. Russia deployed only a small number of soldiers in these attacks (likely 30-50, not including already established positions on the southern outskirts), which is not enough to consolidate larger areas and bring in additional supplies and reinforcements. Naturally, due to a lack of Ukrainian manpower, drone operators are now attempting to pick off the Russian soldiers to prevent any consolidation, ahead of small assault groups moving in. Currently, only a portion of the Russian soldiers have been killed/wounded, and work is underway to find the rest of them. Earlier strikes mainly took place in the southern parts of the city but are now moving further north to hit the Russians who penetrated deeper.
Meanwhile to the south of Siversk, Russian forces have made new advances in Zvanivka. They captured at least 60% of the village, reached its western edge, and are now trying to push further north and consolidate on its northern edge. Advances also took place downhill from the tactical heights next to the railway line, forcing the remaining Ukrainian soldiers still in the salient northeast of Pereizne to withdraw.
Recently, there have been a lot of differing claims from various sources about the situation in this critical city. Some are claiming that Russia has broken through and captured large parts of the city, while others say the situation is under control for Ukraine. Based on the information I have gathered, I can come to a somewhat conclusive position on what the true situation is here.
Firstly, one major correction was made to the map. It turns out that previous Russian attempts to seize a series of Ukrainian strongpoints southeast of Siversk in September and October failed, with Ukrainian forces retaining control over important positions on the tactical heights there. The Russians instead opted to bypass these areas, advancing along the railway line and from the area of Verkhnokamyanske.
Over the last week, attacks intensified. Russian forces assaulted and captured Ukrainian positions on the treeline leading to the southeastern edge of Siversk, which they then used to infiltrate into the city. A number of Russian soldiers scattered in the houses there, leaving the Ukrainian strongpoints to the southeast in an operational encirclement.
However, the main vector of attack on Siversk took place from the south. A number of Russians on motorcycles broke into the southern part of the city, which was already in the grey zone. The surviving infantry then advanced north towards the city centre, scattering in additional residential areas and linking up with the forces from the east. This was achieved with minimal resistance from Ukrainian soldiers on the ground due to Ukrainian manpower shortages inside the city itself, as well as new logistical problems which Ukraine is facing due to recent Russian advances on the flanks.
Despite this small number of Ukrainian soldiers, a massive number of drones remain in the sky as usual, monitoring every movement and striking anything that moves. Russia deployed only a small number of soldiers in these attacks (likely 30-50, not including already established positions on the southern outskirts), which is not enough to consolidate larger areas and bring in additional supplies and reinforcements. Naturally, due to a lack of Ukrainian manpower, drone operators are now attempting to pick off the Russian soldiers to prevent any consolidation, ahead of small assault groups moving in. Currently, only a portion of the Russian soldiers have been killed/wounded, and work is underway to find the rest of them. Earlier strikes mainly took place in the southern parts of the city but are now moving further north to hit the Russians who penetrated deeper.
Meanwhile to the south of Siversk, Russian forces have made new advances in Zvanivka. They captured at least 60% of the village, reached its western edge, and are now trying to push further north and consolidate on its northern edge. Advances also took place downhill from the tactical heights next to the railway line, forcing the remaining Ukrainian soldiers still in the salient northeast of Pereizne to withdraw.
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Overnight, a massive Russian Geran-2 drone attack was carried out on the Orlivka Gas Compresser Station in southern Odesa Oblast near the border with Romania.
Approximately 38 drones took part in the attack, most/all of which impacted.
Coordinates: 45.30433, 28.54219
Approximately 38 drones took part in the attack, most/all of which impacted.
Coordinates: 45.30433, 28.54219
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Russia is winning the war; therefore any peace negotiations will favour them.
People are so hooked up on hopium, and are looking at this from an idealist point of view. War doesn't work like a Hollywood movie where the good guys win and the bad guys lose. The stronger side wins and the weaker side loses - at least in a war of attrition.
The fact that people think THIS plan is unacceptable to Ukraine is insane to me and shows how delusional many have gotten. With how things are going, in the next year and a half Ukraine likely will have been defeated.
Even for people who see this war as a linear "Russia took X number of kilometres in Y amount of time, therefore it will take 200 years for them to get to Kyiv" are being proven wrong by reality now. Using that logic, at this current rate of advance, Russia will reach the Dnipro River at Zaporizhzhia City (a city of over 700k people) in less than a year. The linear claim used to be 90 years, or 1,000 years.
"Oh, but Russia could just leave, why should Ukraine cede territory!" Trump could also resign today, Elon Musk could donate $50 Billion to charity. The amount of brain rotting shit that people try to portray as actual arguments is mind numbing.
This isn't how war works. Why would Russia leave? They are winning and know they will win if they keep pushing. People are seriously conflating reality with their perception of an ideal situation, and the fact that this opinion is so widely accepted and promoted is proof of what emotional attachments to entities (Ukraine), and propaganda can do.
People are so hooked up on hopium, and are looking at this from an idealist point of view. War doesn't work like a Hollywood movie where the good guys win and the bad guys lose. The stronger side wins and the weaker side loses - at least in a war of attrition.
The fact that people think THIS plan is unacceptable to Ukraine is insane to me and shows how delusional many have gotten. With how things are going, in the next year and a half Ukraine likely will have been defeated.
Even for people who see this war as a linear "Russia took X number of kilometres in Y amount of time, therefore it will take 200 years for them to get to Kyiv" are being proven wrong by reality now. Using that logic, at this current rate of advance, Russia will reach the Dnipro River at Zaporizhzhia City (a city of over 700k people) in less than a year. The linear claim used to be 90 years, or 1,000 years.
"Oh, but Russia could just leave, why should Ukraine cede territory!" Trump could also resign today, Elon Musk could donate $50 Billion to charity. The amount of brain rotting shit that people try to portray as actual arguments is mind numbing.
This isn't how war works. Why would Russia leave? They are winning and know they will win if they keep pushing. People are seriously conflating reality with their perception of an ideal situation, and the fact that this opinion is so widely accepted and promoted is proof of what emotional attachments to entities (Ukraine), and propaganda can do.
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Explosion in Pavlohrad, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast. Iskander-M ballistic missile strike.
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In the Vovchansk direction, Russian forces continued to advance in and around Vovchansk, making new progress in two different areas.
In the northeast, Russian forces expanded their zone of control in the denser low-rise residential areas in the south of the city, eventually reaching its eastern edge. They also crossed the highway further north, entering the southeastern neighbourhoods and capturing the technical school along with around 9 more residential blocks.
To the southwest, after entering the main part of Synelnykove, Russian forces quickly pushed to its eastern outskirts, completing the capture of the village. From there, they entered the Tsehelne industrial facilities and established full control over them and the surrounding forested areas.
+ ~2.93 km² in favour of Russia.
In the northeast, Russian forces expanded their zone of control in the denser low-rise residential areas in the south of the city, eventually reaching its eastern edge. They also crossed the highway further north, entering the southeastern neighbourhoods and capturing the technical school along with around 9 more residential blocks.
To the southwest, after entering the main part of Synelnykove, Russian forces quickly pushed to its eastern outskirts, completing the capture of the village. From there, they entered the Tsehelne industrial facilities and established full control over them and the surrounding forested areas.
+ ~2.93 km² in favour of Russia.
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AMK Mapping
For all those saying I'm a psyop account living in Russia 😁
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Throwback to when Prigozhin held up one of his maps with a pin which happened to be on the Chatham Islands (part of NZ), and then gaslit our media into thinking Wagner was gonna invade.
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In the Borova direction, Russian forces continued to advance towards the village of Novoplatonivka and have reached the low-lying ground next to the Oskil River.
After securing the main section of the tactical heights, Russian forces advanced downhill to the southwest along two gulleys, capturing new positions in the forest plantations there. They also captured a treeline west of a tributary of the Oskil River, and marginally advanced in Borivska Andriivka, entering the western part of the village.
+ ~4.54 km² in favour of Russia.
After securing the main section of the tactical heights, Russian forces advanced downhill to the southwest along two gulleys, capturing new positions in the forest plantations there. They also captured a treeline west of a tributary of the Oskil River, and marginally advanced in Borivska Andriivka, entering the western part of the village.
+ ~4.54 km² in favour of Russia.
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In the Khotin direction, both Russian and Ukrainian forces are advancing, each attempting to retake positions in various areas.
In the east, the remaining Russian soldiers who attempted the earlier pipeline operation were killed/captured. Ukrainian forces subsequently moved back into the positions, resecuring logistics into the village of Varachyne which was now being stormed by Russian troops. Ukrainian forces recaptured the southern street, and Russian soldiers subsequently withdrew from the north after their initial assaults were repelled by Ukrainian FPV drones.
Since then, the Russians have resumed their attacks, carrying out intensive operations aimed at re-entering Varachyne. These attacks have seen mixed results, but they were able to recapture positions in the treeline north of the village.
To the west, Russian forces began a series of attacks aimed at entering the village of Andriivka. This time they advanced from the north, bypassing the large grey zone on the western approaches to Oleksiivka. They were able to capture the rest of a treeline and entrench along the road on the northern outskirts of Andriivka.
Further west, at some point recently, Ukrainian forces were able to clear out the easternmost street of Kindrativka from Russian soldiers who infiltrated the village last month.
+ ~3.05 km² in favour of Ukraine.
+ ~1.43 km² in favour of Russia.
In the east, the remaining Russian soldiers who attempted the earlier pipeline operation were killed/captured. Ukrainian forces subsequently moved back into the positions, resecuring logistics into the village of Varachyne which was now being stormed by Russian troops. Ukrainian forces recaptured the southern street, and Russian soldiers subsequently withdrew from the north after their initial assaults were repelled by Ukrainian FPV drones.
Since then, the Russians have resumed their attacks, carrying out intensive operations aimed at re-entering Varachyne. These attacks have seen mixed results, but they were able to recapture positions in the treeline north of the village.
To the west, Russian forces began a series of attacks aimed at entering the village of Andriivka. This time they advanced from the north, bypassing the large grey zone on the western approaches to Oleksiivka. They were able to capture the rest of a treeline and entrench along the road on the northern outskirts of Andriivka.
Further west, at some point recently, Ukrainian forces were able to clear out the easternmost street of Kindrativka from Russian soldiers who infiltrated the village last month.
+ ~3.05 km² in favour of Ukraine.
+ ~1.43 km² in favour of Russia.
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In the Lyman direction and on the northern flank of Siversk, Russian forces have made significant progress, advancing in important parts of the frontline.
In the southeast, after capturing Dronivka, Russian forces advanced to the southwest through the forests to Platonivka, quickly establishing control over the village. They then captured the adjacent treelines and are now trying to advance through the forests and break through the Ukrainian defence at Zakitne. Additionally, the Russians advanced west from their new positions on the northern bank of the Siverskyi Donets River, and captured additional positions in the forests further west.
To the northwest, Russian forces advanced further through the forests west of Yampil and reached the Lyman - Siversk Highway. They then broke into the southern houses of Yampil, allowing for the rest of the village to be cleared. Fighting is now taking place for the strongpoints south and southwest of Yampil in the area of the highway.
Further northwest, following earlier failed attacks, Russian assault groups once again entered the Masliakivka District of Lyman and consolidated in its eastern half. Clearing operations continue in the western part of the district, and unsuccessful attacks took place on the neighbouring Kommunal'nyy District.
+ ~24.50 km² in favour of Russia.
In the southeast, after capturing Dronivka, Russian forces advanced to the southwest through the forests to Platonivka, quickly establishing control over the village. They then captured the adjacent treelines and are now trying to advance through the forests and break through the Ukrainian defence at Zakitne. Additionally, the Russians advanced west from their new positions on the northern bank of the Siverskyi Donets River, and captured additional positions in the forests further west.
To the northwest, Russian forces advanced further through the forests west of Yampil and reached the Lyman - Siversk Highway. They then broke into the southern houses of Yampil, allowing for the rest of the village to be cleared. Fighting is now taking place for the strongpoints south and southwest of Yampil in the area of the highway.
Further northwest, following earlier failed attacks, Russian assault groups once again entered the Masliakivka District of Lyman and consolidated in its eastern half. Clearing operations continue in the western part of the district, and unsuccessful attacks took place on the neighbouring Kommunal'nyy District.
+ ~24.50 km² in favour of Russia.
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