Ryssarna tar sig djupare in i Kostiantynivka
"Enemy has entered Kostiantynivka, occupied part of town and established foothold," - Butusov
The situation in Kostiantynivka in the Donetsk region is currently dire. The enemy has managed to enter the town, occupy part of it and establish a foothold there.
This was stated by Yurii Butusov, commander of the UAV company of the 23rd Assault Regiment, part of the National Guard’s 2nd Corps "Charter"
The Russian army penetrates a key Ukrainian defense stronghold
"Kostiantynivka is one of the main enemy advance routes towards the Kramatorsk-Sloviansk axis. That is why the Russians spare no effort or resources. We inflict significant losses on them, but the replenishment of personnel is constant, which is why the situation remains very tense," stated Ukrainian commander Oleksandr Rashevsky
Utveckling tyder på att staden faller vid sommarens slut.
Trycket på försörjningsleden vid Pokrovsk är fortsatt extremt.
War update: 244 clashes along front line over past day, Pokrovsk sector sees fiercest fighting
DW news, Tysk public service, rapporterar om svåra problem med desertering och rekrytering vid frontlinjen.
Why thousands of Ukrainian soldiers are deserting the front lines | Focus on Europe
Ukrainsk media - Kyiv post, rapporterar att Ryssland inte når deras rekryteringsmål.
Russia Struggles to Meet 409,000 Troop Recruitment Goal, Ukraine Says
Russia is failing to meet its 409,000-troop recruitment target in 2026, according to Ukraine’s Foreign Intelligence Service (SZRU) on Tuesday.
The SZRU, in a press release, said Russia has filled less than half of that target as of July, with only 195,000 contracts signed compared to the 204,500 target.
The agency added that the daily recruitment rate averaged around 1,070-1,090 troops per day, falling below the daily average of 1,200 between 2024-25.
Rysslands rekryteringssvårigheter verkar inte vara lika djupa som Ukrainas.
Ukraina anpassar sig till situationen med att utöka robotoseringen (om det är ett ord)
Ukraine Rapidly Robotising Frontline Combat Operations to Compensate for Severe Personnel Shortages
he Ukrainian Armed Forces have significantly accelerated the deployment of unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) across the front line, as the country seeks to reduce infantry casualties and compensate for increasingly severe manpower shortages by transferring an increasing number of battlefield tasks from soldiers to robotic systems.
Kan vi se världens första robot bataljon utföra sofistikerad krigsföring?