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Could have been funnier, but I stayed on what looks good...
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@clement_molin In eastern Ukraine 🇺🇦 the battle for the fortress belt is slowly ongoing with the final target, -the castle- Kramatorsk 14km from the frontline
The fortress belt is a 90km long urban area in the Donbass, eastern Ukraine, which stayed under Ukrainian control in 2014-15 and became a central base in the region for the army. If we usually include 4 cities, I chose to add two more.
To the south, the mining and industrial city of Toretsk served as the southern bastion, located directly on the Donbas front line and heavily fortified between 2014 and 2022. The urban conurbation extends toward Kostiantynivka, followed by Druzhkivka, Kramatorsk (the de facto capital of Ukrainian Donbas since 2014), and Sloviansk; across the Donets River lies Lyman (captured and subsequently liberated in 2022), which forms the northern bastion.
These six cities, spanning a 90-kilometer stretch, were preceded by an initial line of defense that fell between 2023 and 2025: the Bakhmut (2023)–Soledar (2023)–Siversk (2025) line.
In 2024, the Russian army focused on the southern Donbas, capturing Ukrainian strongholds on the outskirts of Donetsk and pushing westward into the countryside to neutralize the Pokrovsk hub, which fell between late 2025 and early 2026. Concurrently, the battle for Toretsk, which began in 2024, continued into 2025, ultimately allowing Russian forces to reach Kostiantynivka by the end of the year.
➡️Currently, the Russian 🇷🇺 army is pushing in several directions. After breaching the line in the south, it has seized part of Kostiantynivka (fighting is still ongoing in the north of the city and is expected to last until early autumn) and is continuing its advance toward Druzhkivka—the last stronghold before Kramatorsk—along two axes: from Kostiantynivka and from Pokrovsk.
➡️At the same time, the Russian army is advancing toward Sloviansk, although its chances of entering the city from the east appear limited given the terrain. An urban battle for Mykolaivka, east of Sloviansk, is expected to take place in the autumn, while Russian forces will be able to set up artillery and drone positions to strike Kramatorsk and Sloviansk in the coming months.
➡️To the north, the battle for Lyman—which was expected to break the tactical deadlock around Sloviansk—has stalled. The main reason is a counter-attack by the Ukrainian 3rd Corps, which threatens to trap thousands of soldiers north of the city. Even if Lyman were to fall, crossing the Donets River poses a major obstacle to any advance on Sloviansk.
➡️Finally, an offensive is underway at Dobropillia, in the western part of the Donetsk Oblast. Russian forces are attempting to approach this city from Pokrovsk; Dobropillia serves as the southern flank of the Donbas "fortress." It is backed by several defensive lines and smaller towns leading to Barvinkove, the logistical hub that currently anchors the entire Donbas region.
Right now, 3 logistics roads remain, leading to Oleksandrivka (and then Pavlohrad), Barvinkove (and then Lozova) and Izium (and then Kharkiv). These roads are not yet under constant fire, but FPV drones are already operating in Sloviansk and Kramatorsk, while airstrikes continue to fall in the area.
I do not believe there is a set timetable, but I think we can make some assumptions about the next stages of the battle. The fall of Kostiantynivka will be complete by autumn, paving the way for the battle for Oleksievo-Druzhkivka. The battle for Druzhkivka could begin before the end of the year, though this is open to doubt given the time required to secure its approaches. The battle for Dobropillia could also start soon.
Given the intensity of the fighting and the Ukrainian resistance, the war for the Donbas could drag on into 2027 and perhaps even longer. This battle remains central to the conflict, although we must also keep an eye on other fronts—particularly the southern front and the border areas.
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The fortress belt is a 90km long urban area in the Donbass, eastern Ukraine, which stayed under Ukrainian control in 2014-15 and became a central base in the region for the army. If we usually include 4 cities, I chose to add two more.
To the south, the mining and industrial city of Toretsk served as the southern bastion, located directly on the Donbas front line and heavily fortified between 2014 and 2022. The urban conurbation extends toward Kostiantynivka, followed by Druzhkivka, Kramatorsk (the de facto capital of Ukrainian Donbas since 2014), and Sloviansk; across the Donets River lies Lyman (captured and subsequently liberated in 2022), which forms the northern bastion.
These six cities, spanning a 90-kilometer stretch, were preceded by an initial line of defense that fell between 2023 and 2025: the Bakhmut (2023)–Soledar (2023)–Siversk (2025) line.
In 2024, the Russian army focused on the southern Donbas, capturing Ukrainian strongholds on the outskirts of Donetsk and pushing westward into the countryside to neutralize the Pokrovsk hub, which fell between late 2025 and early 2026. Concurrently, the battle for Toretsk, which began in 2024, continued into 2025, ultimately allowing Russian forces to reach Kostiantynivka by the end of the year.
➡️Currently, the Russian 🇷🇺 army is pushing in several directions. After breaching the line in the south, it has seized part of Kostiantynivka (fighting is still ongoing in the north of the city and is expected to last until early autumn) and is continuing its advance toward Druzhkivka—the last stronghold before Kramatorsk—along two axes: from Kostiantynivka and from Pokrovsk.
➡️At the same time, the Russian army is advancing toward Sloviansk, although its chances of entering the city from the east appear limited given the terrain. An urban battle for Mykolaivka, east of Sloviansk, is expected to take place in the autumn, while Russian forces will be able to set up artillery and drone positions to strike Kramatorsk and Sloviansk in the coming months.
➡️To the north, the battle for Lyman—which was expected to break the tactical deadlock around Sloviansk—has stalled. The main reason is a counter-attack by the Ukrainian 3rd Corps, which threatens to trap thousands of soldiers north of the city. Even if Lyman were to fall, crossing the Donets River poses a major obstacle to any advance on Sloviansk.
➡️Finally, an offensive is underway at Dobropillia, in the western part of the Donetsk Oblast. Russian forces are attempting to approach this city from Pokrovsk; Dobropillia serves as the southern flank of the Donbas "fortress." It is backed by several defensive lines and smaller towns leading to Barvinkove, the logistical hub that currently anchors the entire Donbas region.
Right now, 3 logistics roads remain, leading to Oleksandrivka (and then Pavlohrad), Barvinkove (and then Lozova) and Izium (and then Kharkiv). These roads are not yet under constant fire, but FPV drones are already operating in Sloviansk and Kramatorsk, while airstrikes continue to fall in the area.
I do not believe there is a set timetable, but I think we can make some assumptions about the next stages of the battle. The fall of Kostiantynivka will be complete by autumn, paving the way for the battle for Oleksievo-Druzhkivka. The battle for Druzhkivka could begin before the end of the year, though this is open to doubt given the time required to secure its approaches. The battle for Dobropillia could also start soon.
Given the intensity of the fighting and the Ukrainian resistance, the war for the Donbas could drag on into 2027 and perhaps even longer. This battle remains central to the conflict, although we must also keep an eye on other fronts—particularly the southern front and the border areas.
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Some easily understandable maps to understand how things work here :
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Some easily understandable maps to understand how things work here :
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A bigger version of a map showing the main cities and roads on both side of the Ukrainian 🇺🇦🇷🇺 frontline
The Ukrainian controled Donbass is getting smaller but is full of cities, towns and connecting roads. This map is interesting to locate key supply hubs and roads behind.
You can easily see how large cities have influence over a big area while a small town will sometimes play a strategic road crossing despite its small scale.
Tell me one town/city you find interesting (on both sides) and I will reply in comments with what I think is worth noting about those. I'll later zoom in on Donetsk oblast.
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Clément Molin (@clement_molin)
In eastern Ukraine 🇺🇦 the battle for the fortress belt is slowly ongoing with the final target, -the castle- Kramatorsk 14km from the frontline
The fortress belt is a 90km long urban area in the Donbass, eastern Ukraine, which stayed under Ukrainian control in 2014-15 and became a central base in the region for the army. If we usually include 4 cities, I chose to add two more.
To the south, the mining and industrial city of Toretsk served as the southern bastion, located directly on the Donbas front line and heavily fortified between 2014 and 2022. The urban conurbation extends toward Kostiantynivka, followed by Druzhkivka, Kramatorsk (the de facto capital of Ukrainian Donbas since 2014), and Sloviansk; across the Donets River lies Lyman (captured and subsequently liberated in 2022), which forms the northern bastion.
These six cities, spanning a 90-kilometer stretch, were preceded by an initial line of defense that fell between 2023 and 2025: the Bakhmut (2023)–Soledar (2023)–Siversk (2025) line.
In 2024, the Russian army focused on the southern Donbas, capturing Ukrainian strongholds on the outskirts of Donetsk and pushing westward into the countryside to neutralize the Pokrovsk hub, which fell between late 2025 and early 2026. Concurrently, the battle for Toretsk, which began in 2024, continued into 2025, ultimately allowing Russian forces to reach Kostiantynivka by the end of the year.
➡️Currently, the Russian 🇷🇺 army is pushing in several directions. After breaching the line in the south, it has seized part of Kostiantynivka (fighting is still ongoing in the north of the city and is expected to last until early autumn) and is continuing its advance toward Druzhkivka—the last stronghold before Kramatorsk—along two axes: from Kostiantynivka and from Pokrovsk.
➡️At the same time, the Russian army is advancing toward Sloviansk, although its chances of entering the city from the east appear limited given the terrain. An urban battle for Mykolaivka, east of Sloviansk, is expected to take place in the autumn, while Russian forces will be able to set up artillery and drone positions to strike Kramatorsk and Sloviansk in the coming months.
➡️To the north, the battle for Lyman—which was expected to break the tactical deadlock around Sloviansk—has stalled. The main reason is a counter-attack by the Ukrainian 3rd Corps, which threatens to trap thousands of soldiers north of the city. Even if Lyman were to fall, crossing the Donets River poses a major obstacle to any advance on Sloviansk.
➡️Finally, an offensive is underway at Dobropillia, in the western part of the Donetsk Oblast. Russian forces are attempting to approach this city from Pokrovsk; Dobropillia serves as the southern flank of the Donbas "fortress." It is backed by several defensive lines and smaller towns leading to Barvinkove, the logistical hub that currently anchors the entire Donbas region.
Right now, 3 logistics roads remain, leading to Oleksandrivka (and then Pavlohrad), Barvinkove (and then Lozova) and Izium (and then Kharkiv). These roads are not yet under constant fire, but FPV drones are already operating in Sloviansk and Kramatorsk, while airstrikes continue to fal[...]
A bigger version of a map showing the main cities and roads on both side of the Ukrainian 🇺🇦🇷🇺 frontline
The Ukrainian controled Donbass is getting smaller but is full of cities, towns and connecting roads. This map is interesting to locate key supply hubs and roads behind.
You can easily see how large cities have influence over a big area while a small town will sometimes play a strategic road crossing despite its small scale.
Tell me one town/city you find interesting (on both sides) and I will reply in comments with what I think is worth noting about those. I'll later zoom in on Donetsk oblast.
https://twitter.com/pic/media%2FHPYxFXUWgAA2CEM.jpg
Clément Molin (@clement_molin)
In eastern Ukraine 🇺🇦 the battle for the fortress belt is slowly ongoing with the final target, -the castle- Kramatorsk 14km from the frontline
The fortress belt is a 90km long urban area in the Donbass, eastern Ukraine, which stayed under Ukrainian control in 2014-15 and became a central base in the region for the army. If we usually include 4 cities, I chose to add two more.
To the south, the mining and industrial city of Toretsk served as the southern bastion, located directly on the Donbas front line and heavily fortified between 2014 and 2022. The urban conurbation extends toward Kostiantynivka, followed by Druzhkivka, Kramatorsk (the de facto capital of Ukrainian Donbas since 2014), and Sloviansk; across the Donets River lies Lyman (captured and subsequently liberated in 2022), which forms the northern bastion.
These six cities, spanning a 90-kilometer stretch, were preceded by an initial line of defense that fell between 2023 and 2025: the Bakhmut (2023)–Soledar (2023)–Siversk (2025) line.
In 2024, the Russian army focused on the southern Donbas, capturing Ukrainian strongholds on the outskirts of Donetsk and pushing westward into the countryside to neutralize the Pokrovsk hub, which fell between late 2025 and early 2026. Concurrently, the battle for Toretsk, which began in 2024, continued into 2025, ultimately allowing Russian forces to reach Kostiantynivka by the end of the year.
➡️Currently, the Russian 🇷🇺 army is pushing in several directions. After breaching the line in the south, it has seized part of Kostiantynivka (fighting is still ongoing in the north of the city and is expected to last until early autumn) and is continuing its advance toward Druzhkivka—the last stronghold before Kramatorsk—along two axes: from Kostiantynivka and from Pokrovsk.
➡️At the same time, the Russian army is advancing toward Sloviansk, although its chances of entering the city from the east appear limited given the terrain. An urban battle for Mykolaivka, east of Sloviansk, is expected to take place in the autumn, while Russian forces will be able to set up artillery and drone positions to strike Kramatorsk and Sloviansk in the coming months.
➡️To the north, the battle for Lyman—which was expected to break the tactical deadlock around Sloviansk—has stalled. The main reason is a counter-attack by the Ukrainian 3rd Corps, which threatens to trap thousands of soldiers north of the city. Even if Lyman were to fall, crossing the Donets River poses a major obstacle to any advance on Sloviansk.
➡️Finally, an offensive is underway at Dobropillia, in the western part of the Donetsk Oblast. Russian forces are attempting to approach this city from Pokrovsk; Dobropillia serves as the southern flank of the Donbas "fortress." It is backed by several defensive lines and smaller towns leading to Barvinkove, the logistical hub that currently anchors the entire Donbas region.
Right now, 3 logistics roads remain, leading to Oleksandrivka (and then Pavlohrad), Barvinkove (and then Lozova) and Izium (and then Kharkiv). These roads are not yet under constant fire, but FPV drones are already operating in Sloviansk and Kramatorsk, while airstrikes continue to fal[...]
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@clement_molin A bigger version of a map showing the main cities and roads on both side of the Ukrainian 🇺🇦🇷🇺 frontline The Ukrainian controled Donbass is getting smaller but is full of cities, towns and connecting roads. This map is interesting to locate…
l in the area.
I do not believe there is a set timetable, but I think we can make some assumptions about the next stages of the battle. The fall of Kostiantynivka will be complete by autumn, paving the way for the battle for Oleksievo-Druzhkivka. The battle for Druzhkivka could begin before the end of the year, though this is open to doubt given the time required to secure its approaches. The battle for Dobropillia could also start soon.
Given the intensity of the fighting and the Ukrainian resistance, the war for the Donbas could drag on into 2027 and perhaps even longer. This battle remains central to the conflict, although we must also keep an eye on other fronts—particularly the southern front and the border areas.
https://twitter.com/pic/media%2FHPXpEgXWUAAWa2Y.jpg
— https://twitter.com/clement_molin/status/2086841056365085129#m
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I do not believe there is a set timetable, but I think we can make some assumptions about the next stages of the battle. The fall of Kostiantynivka will be complete by autumn, paving the way for the battle for Oleksievo-Druzhkivka. The battle for Druzhkivka could begin before the end of the year, though this is open to doubt given the time required to secure its approaches. The battle for Dobropillia could also start soon.
Given the intensity of the fighting and the Ukrainian resistance, the war for the Donbas could drag on into 2027 and perhaps even longer. This battle remains central to the conflict, although we must also keep an eye on other fronts—particularly the southern front and the border areas.
https://twitter.com/pic/media%2FHPXpEgXWUAAWa2Y.jpg
— https://twitter.com/clement_molin/status/2086841056365085129#m
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Dans le sud de la France 🇫🇷, Mamady Doumbouya, le président de la Guinée 🇬🇳 arrivé au pouvoir après un coup d'État en 2021, fait construire une maison de vacances qui interroge.
Doumbouya est un ancien caporal-chef de la Légion étrangère française, marié à une Française (sous-officier de la gendarmerie), il est retourné en Guinée en 20182 et devient chef du GFS en 2018.
En 2021, le Groupement des forces spéciales (GFS), une unité d'élite commandée par le lieutenant-colonel Mamady Doumbouya, prend le pouvoir en Guinée et renverse Alpha Condé. Depuis, les dérives s'accentuent et la construction de cette maison en France interroge, notamment parce que trois soldats des forces spéciales guinéennes surveillent le chantier en permanence, en civil et entravent le travail des journalistes.
La Guinée est un exemple parmi d'autres États africains (Mali, Niger, Burkina Faso, Égypte, Tchad, Soudan...) où un autocrate est remplacé par un autre, qui, quelques années plus tard, actionne les mêmes leviers pour rester au pouvoir.
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Dans le sud de la France 🇫🇷, Mamady Doumbouya, le président de la Guinée 🇬🇳 arrivé au pouvoir après un coup d'État en 2021, fait construire une maison de vacances qui interroge.
Doumbouya est un ancien caporal-chef de la Légion étrangère française, marié à une Française (sous-officier de la gendarmerie), il est retourné en Guinée en 20182 et devient chef du GFS en 2018.
En 2021, le Groupement des forces spéciales (GFS), une unité d'élite commandée par le lieutenant-colonel Mamady Doumbouya, prend le pouvoir en Guinée et renverse Alpha Condé. Depuis, les dérives s'accentuent et la construction de cette maison en France interroge, notamment parce que trois soldats des forces spéciales guinéennes surveillent le chantier en permanence, en civil et entravent le travail des journalistes.
La Guinée est un exemple parmi d'autres États africains (Mali, Niger, Burkina Faso, Égypte, Tchad, Soudan...) où un autocrate est remplacé par un autre, qui, quelques années plus tard, actionne les mêmes leviers pour rester au pouvoir.
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In 2025-2026 nearly all Russian 🇷🇺 mechanized / motorized assaults happened in this exact same area
Every time, Russian vehicles prepare in Donetsk, assemble near Malynivka (red rectangle) and assault on the same two roads, both leading to Shakove, with one where a river crossing is needed.
Why do they keep doing this ? Because this area is one of the most strategic in the Donbass right now ! It is at the crossroads between Dobropilla and Drujkivka. It is absolutely needed in order to assault both cities. But it also lies close to a very important ukrainian defensive line in Kucheriv Yar. If it was to be breached, Russian forces would be able to go behind Dobropilla and Drujkivka, eventually coming west of Kramatorsk.
This exact area has been at the heart of Russian offensive attempts since june 2024. This is where they obtained the Dobropilla breakthrough in August 2025. This is from here that they went around Pokrovsk and they ABSOLUTELY need this area to bomb logistics roads leading to Kramatorsk.
Ukrainian defense has been incredibly solid, thanks to the 1st Army Corps Azov. The battle for Rodysnke lasted a year, the village of Shakove remained Ukrainian during months and the kill zone in the red area is massive. Geolocated videos show a stagering amount of Russian vehicles being destroyed here and a lot of soldiers dying in this area.
The strategic importance of this area (tactical heights, key crossroads, key positions to further threaten the Donbas fortress) made it very important. The frontline may move in the next few months, but the Ukrainians shouldn't let russians to cross the line at all...
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imi (m) (@moklasen)
here is part of the footage of how the ~50 vehicle column was destroyed
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Malynivka, Donetsk - Dobropillia axis
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In 2025-2026 nearly all Russian 🇷🇺 mechanized / motorized assaults happened in this exact same area
Every time, Russian vehicles prepare in Donetsk, assemble near Malynivka (red rectangle) and assault on the same two roads, both leading to Shakove, with one where a river crossing is needed.
Why do they keep doing this ? Because this area is one of the most strategic in the Donbass right now ! It is at the crossroads between Dobropilla and Drujkivka. It is absolutely needed in order to assault both cities. But it also lies close to a very important ukrainian defensive line in Kucheriv Yar. If it was to be breached, Russian forces would be able to go behind Dobropilla and Drujkivka, eventually coming west of Kramatorsk.
This exact area has been at the heart of Russian offensive attempts since june 2024. This is where they obtained the Dobropilla breakthrough in August 2025. This is from here that they went around Pokrovsk and they ABSOLUTELY need this area to bomb logistics roads leading to Kramatorsk.
Ukrainian defense has been incredibly solid, thanks to the 1st Army Corps Azov. The battle for Rodysnke lasted a year, the village of Shakove remained Ukrainian during months and the kill zone in the red area is massive. Geolocated videos show a stagering amount of Russian vehicles being destroyed here and a lot of soldiers dying in this area.
The strategic importance of this area (tactical heights, key crossroads, key positions to further threaten the Donbas fortress) made it very important. The frontline may move in the next few months, but the Ukrainians shouldn't let russians to cross the line at all...
https://twitter.com/pic/media%2FHPZfZRjXwAAdQtg.jpg
imi (m) (@moklasen)
here is part of the footage of how the ~50 vehicle column was destroyed
t.me/azov_brigade_ngu/1709
Malynivka, Donetsk - Dobropillia axis
Video
https://twitter.com/pic/amplify_video_thumb%2F2086853290533294080%2Fimg%2FrH5ulo1sxfYjQuG0.jpg
— https://twitter.com/moklasen/status/2086853483160797200#m
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Il existe des dizaines de comptes qui font des cartes de la guerre en Ukraine, comment reconnaitre leur fiabilité ?
Une réponse assez simple, leurs sources. Je suis en capacité de sourcer presque tout ce que je dis et cartographie. Ce n'est pas le cas de nombreux cartographes qui sont pourtant vus comme fiables (et de nouveaux cartographes qui apparaissent comme par magie).
Si un cartographe ne donne jamais ses sources (ou alors vaguement des sources de terrains), on ne peut pas le catégoriser comme fiable. Même si je suis en désaccord avec l'ISW par exemple sur leur méthodologie, tout ce qu'ils disent est sourcé. Si vous demandez à Playfra, il vous donnera quel type de source il a utilisé pour tel changement du front.
Faites très attention à ces chaines telegram qui se disent cartographes indépendant mais qui ne font que recopier les cartes russes/des autres.
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Il existe des dizaines de comptes qui font des cartes de la guerre en Ukraine, comment reconnaitre leur fiabilité ?
Une réponse assez simple, leurs sources. Je suis en capacité de sourcer presque tout ce que je dis et cartographie. Ce n'est pas le cas de nombreux cartographes qui sont pourtant vus comme fiables (et de nouveaux cartographes qui apparaissent comme par magie).
Si un cartographe ne donne jamais ses sources (ou alors vaguement des sources de terrains), on ne peut pas le catégoriser comme fiable. Même si je suis en désaccord avec l'ISW par exemple sur leur méthodologie, tout ce qu'ils disent est sourcé. Si vous demandez à Playfra, il vous donnera quel type de source il a utilisé pour tel changement du front.
Faites très attention à ces chaines telegram qui se disent cartographes indépendant mais qui ne font que recopier les cartes russes/des autres.
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20 ans, Lyon 🇫🇷, étudiant en Relations Internationales à Lille, cartes, analyses, suivi des conflits armés et de l'actualité internationale.
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Map of Russian 🇷🇺 airstrikes on the front in 2026
Focus on :
🔹Dobropilla-Kostiantynivka
🔹Hulialpole
🔹Sloviansk
The map shows most of the strikes, I will later this year do a moving map to see the evolutions.
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Map of Russian 🇷🇺 airstrikes on the front in 2026
Focus on :
🔹Dobropilla-Kostiantynivka
🔹Hulialpole
🔹Sloviansk
The map shows most of the strikes, I will later this year do a moving map to see the evolutions.
https://twitter.com/pic/media%2FHPc25XpXEAA_IMO.jpg
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