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When will Mala Tokmachka be taken? Some settlements have appeared in reports for so long that they have become symbols of positional warfare. With the front line static for months, the surrounding area has turned into a fully ranged-in and heavily destroyed zone. Large vehicle assaults became impossible, so... show more

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‼️🇺🇦🇷🇺 BIG | The Armed Forces of Ukraine have liberated the part of the legendary village of Mala Tokmachka in the Zaporizhzhia region, which the Russian occupiers managed to capture only after 1550 days of assaults; now they will have to start all over again. ▪️ The siege of the village of Mala Tokmachka in the Zaporizhzhia region by Putin's troops has already surpassed many famous sieges in world history in terms of duration. Carthage fell in three years, and the siege of Rome lasted even less. Putin has sacrificed tens of thousands of his soldiers at Tokmachka, but all in vain. It seems this is a mystical place for the occupiers. ▪️ The defense of the village of Mala Tokmachka will certainly enter the history textbooks. 🛡️ This small village in the Zaporizhzhia region, where about 200 people lived before the full-scale invasion, turned into a true ordeal for the "second army of the world." Russian troops spent about 1550 days on assaults but still failed to achieve success... For comparison: the Great Siege of Gibraltar lasted 1,320 days, the siege of Carthage — 1,100 days, and the siege of Leningrad lasted 872 days. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

‼️🇺🇦🇷🇺 BIG | The Armed Forces of Ukraine have liberated the part of the legendary village of Mala Tokmachka in the Zaporizhzhia region, which the Russian occupiers managed to capture only after 1550 days of assaults; now they will have to start all over again. ▪️ The siege of the village of Mala Tokmachka in the Zaporizhzhia region by Putin's troops has already surpassed many famous sieges in world history in terms of duration. Carthage fell in three years, and the siege of Rome lasted even less. Putin has sacrificed tens of thousands of his soldiers at Tokmachka, but all in vain. It seems this is a mystical place for the occupiers. ▪️ The defense of the village of Mala Tokmachka will certainly enter the history textbooks. 🛡️ This small village in the Zaporizhzhia region, where about 200 people lived before the full-scale invasion, turned into a true ordeal for the "second army of the world." Russian troops spent about 1550 days on assaults but still failed to achieve success... For comparison: the Great Siege of Gibraltar lasted 1,320 days, the siege of Carthage — 1,100 days, and the siege of Leningrad lasted 872 days. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

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🚨 PUTIN DONS MILITARY UNIFORM AS HE DECLARES RUSSIA IS ON THE OFFENSIVE. In a highly symbolic appearance, Vladimir Putin addressed Russia's military wearing full military uniform as he declared that Russian forces are advancing across multiple sectors of the front. Among his claims: 🇷🇺 Luhansk has now been fully brought under Russian control. 🇷🇺 Russian troops continue offensive operations in Donetsk, Zaporizhzhia and Kherson. 🇷🇺 Ukrainian forces are retreating with what he described as "heavy losses." 🇷🇺 More than 130 settlements have been taken by Russian forces since the beginning of the year. Putin also said Russian operations are proceeding according to the General Staff's plan and ordered commanders to prepare for the next phase of the summer campaign. These are claims made by the Russian president and have not all been independently verified. One thing is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore: The Kremlin is signalling that it believes it has regained the battlefield initiative. The coming weeks could prove decisive.

🚨 PUTIN DONS MILITARY UNIFORM AS HE DECLARES RUSSIA IS ON THE OFFENSIVE. In a highly symbolic appearance, Vladimir Putin addressed Russia's military wearing full military uniform as he declared that Russian forces are advancing across multiple sectors of the front. Among his claims: 🇷🇺 Luhansk has now been fully brought under Russian control. 🇷🇺 Russian troops continue offensive operations in Donetsk, Zaporizhzhia and Kherson. 🇷🇺 Ukrainian forces are retreating with what he described as "heavy losses." 🇷🇺 More than 130 settlements have been taken by Russian forces since the beginning of the year. Putin also said Russian operations are proceeding according to the General Staff's plan and ordered commanders to prepare for the next phase of the summer campaign. These are claims made by the Russian president and have not all been independently verified. One thing is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore: The Kremlin is signalling that it believes it has regained the battlefield initiative. The coming weeks could prove decisive.

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HODGES: It's clear that momentum has shifted because Russian ground operations have been stopped and Russian Navy is barely a factor anymore. Ukrainian long-range strikes are wrecking Russia’s oil and gas infrastructure, which will cause long-term damage. Gas queues are forming across Russia due to gas shortages. Crimea is becoming isolated and rendered untenable for Russian forces. Ukrainian mid-range strikes against Russian logistics between Crimea and Rostov are really making it difficult to sustain Russian forces in the southeastern part of Ukraine. So, there are many positive things happening right now.

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❗️❗️❗️🇺🇦🇷🇺The Ukrainian Armed Forces have successfully broken through Russian defensive lines, securing a tactical advance near the critical Mala Tokmachka sector along the southern frontline. This strategic push directly compromises the Kremlin's heavily fortified defense layers, forcing Russian units onto the back foot and opening up critical corridors for deeper Ukrainian mechanised exploitation. By maintaining relentless offensive pressure in this zone, Kyiv is systematically degrading Russian artillery cover and threatening the structural integrity of the entire occupation line. Despite desperate Russian attempts to plug the gap with heavy shelling and aviation, Ukrainian forces continue to consolidate their newly gained positions, keeping the operational initiative firmly in Ukraine's hands.

❗️❗️❗️🇺🇦🇷🇺The Ukrainian Armed Forces have successfully broken through Russian defensive lines, securing a tactical advance near the critical Mala Tokmachka sector along the southern frontline. This strategic push directly compromises the Kremlin's heavily fortified defense layers, forcing Russian units onto the back foot and opening up critical corridors for deeper Ukrainian mechanised exploitation. By maintaining relentless offensive pressure in this zone, Kyiv is systematically degrading Russian artillery cover and threatening the structural integrity of the entire occupation line. Despite desperate Russian attempts to plug the gap with heavy shelling and aviation, Ukrainian forces continue to consolidate their newly gained positions, keeping the operational initiative firmly in Ukraine's hands.

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I'd like to point something out regarding the recent DRG operations, and specifically the attached video showing a Russian sabotage operation deep inside Pokrovsk City. This is nothing new - at least in the sense that these deep infiltrations behind the frontlines have been occurring for several months now. As I and many others have been pointing out for a long time, Ukrainian manpower problems will eventually reach a point where they are unable to contain Russian infantry. Right now, we are at the point where they cannot contain all DRGs and are failing to kill them within the required period of 12-24 hours. DRGs have been constantly slipping behind Ukrainian lines simply because there are no soldiers to stop them in some areas. They utilise cover from treelines, windbreaks and the more lightly damaged settlements to evade being spotted by drones, and then carry out sabotage operations on Ukrainian positions multiple kilometres behind the frontline on unaware soldiers and commanders in temporary deployment points. This is what I mean when I point out how relying on one thing to hold parts of the frontline (drones) is not a good tactic nor a good sign as it significantly simplifies Russian assault operation - they don't have to account for as many factors. Yes, the number of DRG operations in the Pokrovsk direction has significantly increased, but the main reason we are seeing this is because of how much attention Pokrovsk is getting right now. This is a common occurrence in weak sections of the frontline, and even sometimes much more stable sectors such as the frontline northwest of Bakhmut.

I'd like to point something out regarding the recent DRG operations, and specifically the attached video showing a Russian sabotage operation deep inside Pokrovsk City. This is nothing new - at least in the sense that these deep infiltrations behind the frontlines have been occurring for several months now. As I and many others have been pointing out for a long time, Ukrainian manpower problems will eventually reach a point where they are unable to contain Russian infantry. Right now, we are at the point where they cannot contain all DRGs and are failing to kill them within the required period of 12-24 hours. DRGs have been constantly slipping behind Ukrainian lines simply because there are no soldiers to stop them in some areas. They utilise cover from treelines, windbreaks and the more lightly damaged settlements to evade being spotted by drones, and then carry out sabotage operations on Ukrainian positions multiple kilometres behind the frontline on unaware soldiers and commanders in temporary deployment points. This is what I mean when I point out how relying on one thing to hold parts of the frontline (drones) is not a good tactic nor a good sign as it significantly simplifies Russian assault operation - they don't have to account for as many factors. Yes, the number of DRG operations in the Pokrovsk direction has significantly increased, but the main reason we are seeing this is because of how much attention Pokrovsk is getting right now. This is a common occurrence in weak sections of the frontline, and even sometimes much more stable sectors such as the frontline northwest of Bakhmut.

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🇷🇺⚔️ 🇺🇦 BIG | Russian forces once again attempted an assault using armored vehicles on the brick factory in Mala Tokmachka (Orikhiv direction). According to preliminary information, some of the vehicles involved in the assault were destroyed or damaged, and the attack itself was repelled. As of now, the factory has been classified as a so-called "grey zone" — fighting did take place there, but the outcome remains unclear. It is likely that the area is not fully controlled by either side, and the risk of renewed clashes remains high. Additional details are expected to emerge in the coming hours.

🇷🇺⚔️ 🇺🇦 BIG | Russian forces once again attempted an assault using armored vehicles on the brick factory in Mala Tokmachka (Orikhiv direction). According to preliminary information, some of the vehicles involved in the assault were destroyed or damaged, and the attack itself was repelled. As of now, the factory has been classified as a so-called "grey zone" — fighting did take place there, but the outcome remains unclear. It is likely that the area is not fully controlled by either side, and the risk of renewed clashes remains high. Additional details are expected to emerge in the coming hours.

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🤡 Russian lawmaker complains that war has become “somewhat unpleasant” According to him, Russian troops used to be able to drive right up to the front line and even shout back and forth with Ukrainian positions. Now, however, the skies are filled with drones, and in many areas it is impossible to get anywhere near the front, even from dozens of kilometers away. “Today there are hundreds of them, tomorrow there will be thousands, and the day after that hundreds of thousands. They will be able to fly autonomously using artificial intelligence, anywhere,” the lawmaker complained. He also admitted that Russian advances have slowed because of this. Though we would say they’ve simply entered negative growth.

🤡 Russian lawmaker complains that war has become “somewhat unpleasant” According to him, Russian troops used to be able to drive right up to the front line and even shout back and forth with Ukrainian positions. Now, however, the skies are filled with drones, and in many areas it is impossible to get anywhere near the front, even from dozens of kilometers away. “Today there are hundreds of them, tomorrow there will be thousands, and the day after that hundreds of thousands. They will be able to fly autonomously using artificial intelligence, anywhere,” the lawmaker complained. He also admitted that Russian advances have slowed because of this. Though we would say they’ve simply entered negative growth.

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Kate from Kharkiv

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Russian soldiers believed Russian propaganda and arrived in Ukraine – both before and after the clash with the Defense Forces. He cannot use the emergency telephone number (112); there is no civilian ambulance service in this exclusion zone. He sent a message via the Telegraf app – he has internet access. He should have sent a message to headquarters and requested assistance with evacuation. Reports are emerging – the Russian army is running out of fuel for vehicles and food (transportation is immobilized). This situation puts up to 15,000 Russian soldiers at risk. The commander of the Ukrainian drone command center is monitoring the situation. The surrender of 15,000 Russian soldiers is a huge army. If they surrender, they will have to find a place for them in the zone in Ukraine and will be transferred to Russia – as part of an exchange.

Russian soldiers believed Russian propaganda and arrived in Ukraine – both before and after the clash with the Defense Forces. He cannot use the emergency telephone number (112); there is no civilian ambulance service in this exclusion zone. He sent a message via the Telegraf app – he has internet access. He should have sent a message to headquarters and requested assistance with evacuation. Reports are emerging – the Russian army is running out of fuel for vehicles and food (transportation is immobilized). This situation puts up to 15,000 Russian soldiers at risk. The commander of the Ukrainian drone command center is monitoring the situation. The surrender of 15,000 Russian soldiers is a huge army. If they surrender, they will have to find a place for them in the zone in Ukraine and will be transferred to Russia – as part of an exchange.

Jarek

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Again, a video of a lone Russian soldier with a flag, more than 15 km from the front. This happens regularly, especially on some directions. Sometimes, lost russian soldiers are found 20, 50 or even 80 km from the front, after they lost themselves during an infiltration attempt. Their value is very small (mainly propaganda and sometimes tracking down drone operators' positions), and there is a big information asymmetry between what Russia shows and what is the reality. There are often cases of lost Russians asking Ukrainian positions (they think the position is Russian) for food or directions. Since they speak the same language at the front, Ukrainian often realise once the Russian soldier left that he was not one of theirs. Everyday, Russian infiltrators are being killed or captured in different directions. 64 of those have recently been caught on Huliailpole front by Skala (this is not just a show off). This strategy is much more efficient in cities than in the countryside, and we should remember we see less than 5% of what is happening on the front everyday. Any map showing this even as a grey zone shouldn't be taken seriously...

Again, a video of a lone Russian soldier with a flag, more than 15 km from the front. This happens regularly, especially on some directions. Sometimes, lost russian soldiers are found 20, 50 or even 80 km from the front, after they lost themselves during an infiltration attempt. Their value is very small (mainly propaganda and sometimes tracking down drone operators' positions), and there is a big information asymmetry between what Russia shows and what is the reality. There are often cases of lost Russians asking Ukrainian positions (they think the position is Russian) for food or directions. Since they speak the same language at the front, Ukrainian often realise once the Russian soldier left that he was not one of theirs. Everyday, Russian infiltrators are being killed or captured in different directions. 64 of those have recently been caught on Huliailpole front by Skala (this is not just a show off). This strategy is much more efficient in cities than in the countryside, and we should remember we see less than 5% of what is happening on the front everyday. Any map showing this even as a grey zone shouldn't be taken seriously...

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