Partisans Observe Movement of Russian Military Equipment in Occupied Horlivka
Military partisans say they have identified the locations of Russian military equipment and have provided its coordinates to the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
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Military partisans say they have identified the locations of Russian military equipment and have provided its coordinates to the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
Ukraine has the ability to train any number of personnel determined by the new law on mobilisation, which may be adopted soon. Source: Major General Viktor Nikoliuk, Commander of the Training Department at Ground Forces Command, in an interview with the Radio Liberty project Donbas.
A Donbas.Realii correspondent showed off Leopard 1 tanks and talked to Ukrainian soldiers about the advantages and disadvantages of the machinery in a video shared on Radio Liberty’s Telegram channel on Dec. 7.
Since the beginning of 2022, Russia has forcibly mobilized from 55,000 to 60,000 men in the occupied territories of Ukraine, military intelligence spokesperson Andrii Cherniak said on July 30.
Since early 2022, Russia has forcibly mobilised between 55,000 and 60,000 men into its army in Ukraine's temporarily occupied territories. Source: Ukraine's Defence Intelligence on Telegram; representative of the Defence Intelligence Andrii Cherniak, in a commentary for Donbas Realii (Donbass Realities), a project by Radio Liberty Quote: "This is a violent mobilisation: the invaders catch people on the street, they come to those small businesses that are still working and forcibly take people aw