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To: AmericaFirst101

The Russians are definitely in the very center of the city and there is no fighting there, here is a video

https://t.me/nezhurka/2316

so the LNR claim of full control of Lysychansk is close to accurate. Not so about the claim about an hour ago about full liberation of LNR — there is one village (Belogorodka) still under the Kiev control. Another day.

As for the Uke propaganda...we’ll know how would spin the events before long, but likely as a strategic regrouping of forces on the way toward Moscow. I suspect that their biggest problem is not surrendering another city but the mounting losses in manpower.

Well... toward Seversk and Artemovsk now.


15 posted on 07/02/2022 10:52:20 AM PDT by mvonfr
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To: mvonfr

Good info, thanks.

“a strategic regrouping of forces on the way toward Moscow”.
lol. probably about right, on the spin.


18 posted on 07/02/2022 10:59:50 AM PDT by AmericaFirst101 ( )
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To: mvonfr

“As for the Uke propaganda...we’ll know how would spin the events before long, but likely as a strategic regrouping of forces on the way toward Moscow.”

LOL, but their ‘strategic withdraw’ or whatever they tell the media to call it under non-stop shelling and mortar fire - they should have left 2 weeks early while they still had a relatively safe road.

So, now, even less well-trained Ukrainian troops to fight, and a higher percentage of off-the-street types that spend 3 weeks in Poland before being given a rifle and sent to the front lines to ‘hold off the Russians’.


24 posted on 07/02/2022 11:04:32 AM PDT by BobL (My hatred of Necons/Globalists exceeds my love of Ukraine or any other country, other than the US)
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