Putin Said It Had Fallen. Then a Ukrainian General Walked Through It.
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Putin Said It Had Fallen. Then a Ukrainian General Walked Through It.
39 381 просмотр · 12 ч назад
The World Today и Hope Rising
39 381 просмотр · 12 ч назад
Vladimir Putin claimed Sviatohirsk had fallen. Then a Ukrainian general walked through it.
For four months, Ukraine’s Third Army Corps carried out Operation Vivaldi near Lyman in almost total silence. According to the corps, it retook 277 square kilometers and 16 settlements, reached the Chornyi Zherebets River, and damaged Russia’s northern route toward the Fortress Belt.
In this video, we break down how drones, logistics strikes, deception and remote-controlled vehicles took apart a Russian salient. We also look at the growing gap between Moscow’s claims and the verified front line, the planned talks in Abu Dhabi, and the manpower trap now facing the Kremlin as Russian losses climb and recruitment slows.
Casualty figures and many tactical details come from Ukrainian sources and are presented as claims.
What do you think happens next? Will the Kremlin risk a new mobilization, or try to win at the negotiating table what it could not win in Donetsk? Tell us in the comments, and subscribe for more analysis.
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