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I have not yet seen such a quantity of close combat.

The battle near Bakhmut is still extremely fierce.

I came across this video - Ukrainians storming a mercenary stronghold of the Wagner group.

The enemy was pushed from the outskirts of the city, where it had previously managed

to get a foothold, into open field and are now trying to push it back even further.

Enemy losses are high.

Some decrease in the number of attackers is noted - now the invaders are trying to act

in small groups of 10-15 people.

In terms of artillery, in principle, there is relative parity - the AFU compensates for

the occupiers' numerical superiority in barrels with accuracy and range.

The Russians are shifting their efforts to Soledar in an attempt to encircle Bakhmut

and take control of Highway M03 in Sloviansk under fire - it is through this highway that

the defending Ukrainian forces are being supplied.

It is also very hot there.

The war continues.

That said, Putin has set a goal of reaching the administrative borders of the Donetsk

region by the end of the year.

How is that?

If I understand the geography of the Donetsk region correctly, after Bakhmut comes Slavyansk

and then Kramatorsk.

The Russian occupants' advance in the Bakhmut direction is 200 meters per day.

It was!

Before the AFU launched counterattacks and pushed the Russians back to their initial

positions.

And this is only the Bakhmut direction.

And there are others, where there is no progress at all.

Nothing is clear with the same Marinka, and this is a suburb of Donetsk, which they have

been taking and controlling for half a year, sometimes by 75 percent, sometimes by 70 percent.

And in Luhansk Region, something has started to move, there is some movement around Svatove.

In Severodonetsk, the occupants are removing equipment from the Azot plant.

What about "Russia here forever"?

Does he even know what is happening at the front?

Or they just decided to saturate the front line with cannon fodder?

But even if they do, the wishes of the dictator will remain his wishes, no more.

Where is the military hardware to support this very meat?

I understand that in Russia partial mobilization has a beginning, but it has no end.

At least until Ukraine wins.

Already now, additional military training centers will be opened on the basis of 16

Russian universities.

In fact, this is one of the elements of the expansion and extension of mobilization.

But these efforts will not solve the problems of the Russian troops in the war zone.

The partial mobilization has already shown that a non-professional, albeit numerous,

resource does not solve anything, but sets records on self-liquidation and other shameful

moments.

Even for the banal piling up of the front with live meat you need a technical resource,

equipment, artillery and ammunition.

When there is no such resource, then no matter how much meat you send to the front, it will

not help you.

But in Russia this realization has never come.

Apparently it never will.

I would also like to mention the events in Kremenna.

Kremenna is not just a gateway to Rubizhne and an actual support for the breakthrough

to the agglomeration.

This, in combination with Svatove pressure, is a cascade collapse of Russian defense.

The conditions for the main course are in place.

Only a few factors are missing, one of the most important being frost.

At the moment, there is no frost and the equipment cannot overcome the off-road conditions.

But they are coming.