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Ukraine Military Situation: Russian Combat Formation Continue Advance In Eastern Ukraine – Analysis

Battlefield Assessment

Last week, Russian combat formations advanced in several locations in eastern Ukraine, most notably in the direction of the city of Pokrovsk. Russian forces also registered tactically significant territorial gains, including the capture of the long-contested town of Yasnobrodivka, although the Ukrainian General Staff denies the town has fallen and reports that fighting there is ongoing.

BRICS ‘Suspends’ Its Strategic Expansion: Implications And Challenges – Analysis

Russia has suspended BRICS expansion. It happened on the eve of the XVI summit under the motto “Strengthening Multilateralism for Equitable Global Development and Security” when a multitude of countries with interconnected interest are scheduled for converge in Kazan, capital city of the antonomous Republic of Tatarstan, Russia’s window to the lands of Islam and 2024 BRICS+ capital.

ZELENSKY’S DISAPPOINTMENT AND THE WEST’S DISCONTENT. WHAT MODI BROUGHT TO RUSSIA

Arriving in Moscow on July 8, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi called Russia India’s “all-weather friend” and praised Vladimir Putin’s leadership in strengthening bilateral ties over the past two decades. The prime minister also said that for a long time, the world had witnessed a “power-driven global order.” “But what the world needs now is confluence, not power, and no one can deliver this message better than India, which has a strong tradition of worshipping confluence,” he said.

Between the EU and Moscow: How Russia Exploits Divisions in Bosnia

Entrenched divisions in Bosnia and Herzegovina have hampered EU and U.S. efforts to build functional institutions and integrate the country into Western clubs. Dysfunctionality in turn provides fertile ground for meddling by Russia, which appears to have won the battle for the hearts and minds of Bosnian Serbs.

Putin’s Russia Will Continue to Pursue Nuclear Escalation

Many in Moscow believe that the system of arms control created during the Cold War was advantageous to the West—and they want that to change.

For many decades, international security has depended on dialogue between Moscow and Washington on the topic of nuclear arms control. In recent years, however, this dialogue has all but ground to a complete halt, and the use of nuclear blackmail has spiraled. In Russia, there have been calls for nuclear strikes on Europe and for a “demonstrative nuclear explosion.” In May, Russia held tactical nuclear drills in response to the West’s so-called “direct support for terrorist actions against Russia.” Russian officials have even threatened to use strategic nuclear weapons against the West.

Pourquoi la Russie vaincra l’OTAN en Ukraine

Le sommet de trois jours de l’OTAN à Washington DC a atteint l’objectif pour lequel il avait été organisé, à savoir créer un forum public dans lequel les 32 membres de l’Alliance pourraient exprimer leur soutien unanime aux attaques à venir contre la Fédération de Russie. Tel était le véritable objectif de la conférence. Les organisateurs de l’événement souhaitaient une démonstration spectaculaire d’unité afin de justifier les futures hostilités avec Moscou et de réduire la possibilité qu’une seule personne soit tenue responsable du déclenchement de la troisième guerre mondiale.

Russian Kh-101 missile strike on children’s hospital in Kyiv, Russian Armed Forces breakthrough to New York. What happened on the front this week

  • In today’s summary:
  • DeepState – Russian troops have made significant advances in the Toretsk direction and entered New York
  • The Russian Armed Forces have achieved success on the northern flank of the Avdeevka operational area, while their offensive on the southern flank has been stopped
  • In the north of the Kharkiv region, the Ukrainian Armed Forces managed to disrupt the enemy’s logistics and recapture some of the positions in Glubokoe
  • It has been reliably established that the Okhmatdit Children’s Hospital in Kyiv was hit by a Russian Kh-101 missile on July 8
  • In June, the Russian Aerospace Forces launched over 2,300 glide bombs at Ukrainian territory
  • The Economist — the total losses of killed and wounded on the Russian side in the war amount to between 462,000 and 728,000 people
  • NATO countries have secured a commitment to provide Ukraine with €40 billion in military aid in 2025
  • Investigative journalists have found that the EU’s actual artillery ammunition production capacity is at least half that stated
  • The situation at the front
  • According to DeepState , Russian troops have been advancing in the Torets direction for almost the entire week . In particular, they managed to enter New York ( Novgorodskoye in 1951–2021 ) and reach the center of the village. The Russian Defense Ministry, in turn, reported the capture of the village of Chigari , which is actually the southern outskirts of Pivnichnoye , located to the north .

The first cyberpunk. The war in Ukraine has turned into a battle of ultra-modern and antediluvian weapons at the same time

Cutting-edge technologies in the Russian-Ukrainian war are bizarrely mixed with century-old inventions: FPV drones on Starlink with thermal imagers drop shells from the 1950s or ram other drones with a tethered stick, “maize” drones from the First World War shoot down drones with machine guns or turn into unmanned drones themselves, and a wide variety of transport, from horse-drawn carts to unicycles, scurry behind the front line. Russians are going into assault attacks on motorcycles (which they didn’t do even in the Second World War), and the sky is protected by century-old Maxim machine guns with thermal imagers. The Insider tells how the co-evolution of modern technology and century-old equipment has turned the battlefield into a Mad Max sequel.