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Russia war in Ukraine - The situation in Pokrovsk in the eastern Ukrainian region of Donetsk

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Ants Kiviselg
Ants Kiviselg

“The Ukrainians have managed to slow down the Russian advance on the Pokrovsk front. While in previous months, the Russians advanced seven to eight kilometres per month on this front, we now see that in recent days, the pace of their advance has significantly slowed. Ukraine has also deployed additional units to the Pokrovsk front. At this point, I can say that the Russian Federation has not achieved this goal - as a result of these attacks [strikes on a military academy and a hospital in Poltava], the will to defend among Ukrainians remains strong and continues to grow. These attacks also keep the support for Ukraine from its allies high.”

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Commander of the Estonian Defence Forces Intelligence Centre
06 Sep 2024 4 5
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Nikolay Mitrokhin
Nikolay Mitrokhin

“Yes, the two campaigns are developing in parallel realities, and despite a small success in Kursk in the past two weeks, further goals are not quite understandable. Russia moved only small numbers of troops from the Ukrainian front line to Kursk, augmenting them with barely-trained conscripts and ethnic Chechen servicemen with dubious battlefield experience. But Kyiv dispatched thousands of servicemen to Kursk, leaving its forces in Donetsk with skeleton crews that cannot contain a front-line breach. In the coming two weeks, Ukraine is very likely to lose almost all of its front line in Zaporizhia if it doesn't deploy all of its reserves from somewhere or doesn't start a new advance on Russian territory.”

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Research Fellow at Bremen University
04 Sep 2024 5 6
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