(Part 2)

Now of course, the Zelensky video at Kupyansk was "debunked" (I use quotations because the debunking is not completely definitive)... but how many of the hundreds of millions of ordinary people who don't actively follow this war will see that? It had the desired effect - even thought we might know what actually happened - and kept the general public thinking how they want them to.

But, while this has been a big informational success, and a decent tactical success overall for Ukraine, the trajectory of the attrition dealt by Russia continues largely unimpeded.

Russia is still winning, and other crucial sectors are still falling apart. The so-called "Pro-Ukrainians" continue to betray the country and people that they claim to support so strongly by ignoring the critical situations in Myrnohrad, Hulyaipole and Siversk.

The war, overall, remains unchanged, and continues to progress towards its obvious conclusion. Only then will the pro-Ukrainian goalposts shift so far away from their original place that the narrative as we know it collapses.

The Ukrainian GUR published footage showing one of their operatives setting fire to a Russian Su-30 and Su-27 fighter at Lipetsk-2 Airbase, Lipetsk Oblast.

Russian forces have captured the town of Vilcha, Bilyi Kolodyaz direction, Kharkiv Oblast.

Pre-war population: ~1,639.
Total land area: ~3.20 km².

The fighting for Vilcha lasted approximately 27 days.

You know the information space is bad when someone calls me "biased" or "unreliable" and I have to check their profile to see if they're calling me too Pro-Russian or too Pro-Ukrainian 🤣🤣

A car bombing in Moscow has killed Major General Fanil Sarvarov, the head of the operational training department of the Russian General Staff.

Ukrzaliznytsia reports that a freight train derailed near the city of Korosten, Zhytomyr Oblast.

They stated that the cause is "unknown", however it is known that it was struck by multiple Russian Geran-2 drones overnight.

2 Russian Su-34s are flying to their launch lines in the Black Sea to launch glide-bombs at Odesa Oblast.

Currently over Crimea, flying west.

Gerans are also over the western Black Sea, flying to Odesa Oblast

Both Su-34s are now over the Black Sea. 2 Su-35s are covering them.

A Russian recon drone is operating just off the coast from Zatoka, Odesa Oblast. The glide-bombs will likely fly there.

Su-34s are around 100 km from their launch lines

Approaching their launch lines

Launch maneuvers

KABs are flying towards Zatoka, Odesa Oblast.

2 KABs in total, both flying towards Zatoka Bridge.

These are Grom-E1 rocket-powered glide-bombs. They changed their course towards Chornomorsk, Odesa Oblast.

Explosions near Chornomorsk.

Repeated launches were carried out.

The repeated launches were carried out at a very high altitude.

The glide-bombs will likely fly to the Mayaky Bridge.