26.01.2023 - Rusko-ukrajinský konflikt
26.01.2023 - Russia-Ukraine conflict
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Some updates from today (some of these events didn't happen today, but I updated this today): first, the grey area around Flatlands is much larger than previously thought. Russia has much less control.
A warehouse in Kupyansk has been destroyed.
Russia has expanded its area of control south of ]Kreminna.
North of Bakhmut, Ukraine reportedly counterattacked. I haven't found confirmation, so I didn't flag it. Just thought I'd bring it up.
In the Klishchyivka area, Russia is extending its control westward.
Near Avdijivky and Pisky, I've noticed Russia extending its control. It's really sad and pathetic how many casualties they have suffered from this, like dozens and dozens of armored vehicles. This area of control may also be too loose, some of this is still in doubt.
Russia attacks remote approaches Prechystivka, Veliky Novosilka, Novopil, Poltavka...
A warehouse in Kupyansk has been destroyed.
Russia has expanded its area of control south of ]Kreminna.
North of Bakhmut, Ukraine reportedly counterattacked. I haven't found confirmation, so I didn't flag it. Just thought I'd bring it up.
In the Klishchyivka area, Russia is extending its control westward.
Near Avdijivky and Pisky, I've noticed Russia extending its control. It's really sad and pathetic how many casualties they have suffered from this, like dozens and dozens of armored vehicles. This area of control may also be too loose, some of this is still in doubt.
Russia attacks remote approaches Prechystivka, Veliky Novosilka, Novopil, Poltavka...
1/ The Wagner Group is facing difficulties finding new recruits after suffering huge losses in eastern Ukraine, according to reports. It is said to be trying to find recruits in Central Asian prisons and may even merge with Ruslan Kadyrov's Chechen forces.
2/ According to the brother of Paul Whelan, a former U.S. Marine now imprisoned in Russia, Wagner has tried to recruit other prisoners without much success. The prisoners are well aware of the use of their fellow convicts as cannon fodder and now mostly refuse to go.
3/ "Everyone else has a clear idea of what will happen to prisoners who go to fight in the Kremlin's war in Ukraine," writes David Whelan in his latest update. He says that while Wagner managed to recruit 115 men in the last round of recruitment, only 8 were added this time.
4/ This is confirmed by the SCC-OGPU telegram channel. The source says: "Where to get men is a big headache. There are already 'crumbs' coming out of the zones [penal colonies] that nobody wants."
5/ Instead, Wagner is reportedly looking for new recruits in the large Russian immigrant community and prisons in Central Asia: "The PMC is working with migrants and trying to bring in people from the Central Asian zones, including those with combat experience.
6/ "However, Central Asian mercenaries are the wrong direction. Instructors say they are not suitable. Only a major mobilisation and a decision to hand over the 'refuseniks' to the PMCs can help. And without a big mobilisation, even handing over the refuseniks will not be a saviour.
7/ 'Who will find so many of them? And we need tens of thousands of people, with literally daily replenishment." It's probably a sign of how bad things are now that a source says there have been discussions about linking Wagner to the Kadyrovs.
8/ The source doubts it would work: "Something like that is really hard to believe. The Kadyrovs have separate structures, the PMCs have separate ones. Everything is different."
9/ "Many veterans are not very fond of the Kadyrovs, the Kadyrovs don't like former criminals. But the main thing is that the styles of waging war are so different that they cannot be combined. And the Kadyrovs are a set of troops, and Wagner is the army.
10/ "In short, there is no clue about how to combine them."
11/ According to a VCHK-OGPU source, Wagner's leadership fears that the Russian government will try to reduce Yevgeny Prigozhin's influence by "trying to take over Wagner," "dilute" its identity, and steal its best personnel.
12/ Wagner, however, intends to resist with his usual brutal disciplinary methods, "Wagner's security forces are already saying that terminating the contract to move to another PMC will be considered treason with all the consequences." /end
2/ According to the brother of Paul Whelan, a former U.S. Marine now imprisoned in Russia, Wagner has tried to recruit other prisoners without much success. The prisoners are well aware of the use of their fellow convicts as cannon fodder and now mostly refuse to go.
3/ "Everyone else has a clear idea of what will happen to prisoners who go to fight in the Kremlin's war in Ukraine," writes David Whelan in his latest update. He says that while Wagner managed to recruit 115 men in the last round of recruitment, only 8 were added this time.
4/ This is confirmed by the SCC-OGPU telegram channel. The source says: "Where to get men is a big headache. There are already 'crumbs' coming out of the zones [penal colonies] that nobody wants."
5/ Instead, Wagner is reportedly looking for new recruits in the large Russian immigrant community and prisons in Central Asia: "The PMC is working with migrants and trying to bring in people from the Central Asian zones, including those with combat experience.
6/ "However, Central Asian mercenaries are the wrong direction. Instructors say they are not suitable. Only a major mobilisation and a decision to hand over the 'refuseniks' to the PMCs can help. And without a big mobilisation, even handing over the refuseniks will not be a saviour.
7/ 'Who will find so many of them? And we need tens of thousands of people, with literally daily replenishment." It's probably a sign of how bad things are now that a source says there have been discussions about linking Wagner to the Kadyrovs.
8/ The source doubts it would work: "Something like that is really hard to believe. The Kadyrovs have separate structures, the PMCs have separate ones. Everything is different."
9/ "Many veterans are not very fond of the Kadyrovs, the Kadyrovs don't like former criminals. But the main thing is that the styles of waging war are so different that they cannot be combined. And the Kadyrovs are a set of troops, and Wagner is the army.
10/ "In short, there is no clue about how to combine them."
11/ According to a VCHK-OGPU source, Wagner's leadership fears that the Russian government will try to reduce Yevgeny Prigozhin's influence by "trying to take over Wagner," "dilute" its identity, and steal its best personnel.
12/ Wagner, however, intends to resist with his usual brutal disciplinary methods, "Wagner's security forces are already saying that terminating the contract to move to another PMC will be considered treason with all the consequences." /end
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Zdroj:
mil.in.ua
www.navalnews.com
www.navalnews.com
Fota via Naval News.
Diskuse
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Citace - Janko PALIGA :
Prehľad moderných bojových tankov pre Ukrajinu.
jen bych dodal, "prislibenych", rada z techto tanku se pravdepodobne vubec nedostane na bojiste behem nasledujicich xx mesicu
Americane udajne maji dodat nove tanky, ne ty ze stavajicich jednotek (pricemz USA by mely byt toho casu pres 6600 tanku)
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