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     The Russians advance in Donetsk unchallenged:
     Nobody in the West deals with V. Zelensky anymore
     because of Israel - Iran (video)
     Extensive Su-25 support missions against Ukrainian defense positions
     16.04.2024 | 18:01

      The Russian Army has made significant gains from the ongoing
      operations on the Donetsk front. The offensive tactical movement
      continues to produce results in the wider area around the city of
      Pokrovsk.
      In the last 48 hours the Russian army managed to extend the
      control zone up to 3 kilometers towards Oseretino and
      Novobakhmutivka.
      All roads to Berdici are cut off, so we should expect Ukraine's
      withdrawal from Berdici soon.
      The Ukrainians, in their usual practice, do not report casualties of their
      own or of Western personnel. There has also been no update on the
      situation of the Ukrainian troops, with independent sources already
      reporting a partial collapse of the front and an orderly retreat of the
      Ukrainians.
      The Russian Army managed to advance even further into southern
      Krasnogorsk and occupied almost the entire southern neighborhood of
      Krasnogorsk.
      If they succeed in fully regrouping to the south of the industrial zone
      that exists in the area, Russian troops will be able to encircle
      Ukrainian defense positions within it.
      In any case, the battle for the industrial zone seems to have
      begun.
      Now, Ukrainians seem to have lost their prime as the center of
      attention due to developments in the Middle East with the conflict
      between Iran and Israel.
      Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's demands for more and more
      weapons systems from Western stockpiles also appear to be taking a
      backseat to NATO forces.
                            

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