@clement_molin
That's all what I could say about Eurosatory.

I was happy to find one of my maps on a ukrainian unit frontline assessment and happy to talk with companies from across the world.
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@clement_molin
Ukraine 🇺🇦 has now targeted around 500 russian 🇷🇺 trucks and vehicles during the last 48 days.

Mid-range strikes continue to expand across occupied territories, on roads, bridges and rear base. This continues to slow down russian offensive.

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@clement_molin
In total, I have 270 geolocated strikes on trucks and vehicles since january, most of those are from May to June.

The key Rostov-Crimea road remains the priority target, but roads in Donetsk, Luhansk and Kherson oblast have also been largely targeted.
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@clement_molin
From tomorrow, I will be off for more than 1 week, which means there won't be any new map/airstrike/fortification/mid-range strikes update, apart from some small tweets.

I will however continue to follow the overall trends.
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@clement_molin
Yesterday, the Ukrainian GUR published this long video featuring a large number of strikes on russian trucks in occupied Ukraine, many of which are in small roads, not on ground videos.

In total, more than 40 fuel trucks have been hit by the Ukrainians these last few months.

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@clement_molin
For russian forces, it can have a devastating effect on frontline logistics, since I'm counting only the mid-range strikes (more than 20km).

Here is a zoom for Donetsk and Luhansk, but the geolocated ones are very few in this area, knowing many videos come from here, it can be 4 times more.
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@clement_molin
These strikes are still largely documented on the ground by civilians and soldiers, which are helping the Ukrainians to assess the results of the campaign.

With around 10 trucks/vehicles a day (with a recent scaling), just with visible proof, we can soon reach 100 trucks a week.

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@clement_molin
In Crimea, as I already explain, Ukrainian forces are trying to set a blockade of the peninsula, mainly by targeting fuel, bridges and trucks.

This blockade cannot be 100% in effect, but a pontoon bridge is more vulnerable and binding for logistics. (@GarbuzYe in Henichesk)
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@clement_molin
Other strikes targeted bridges on the Mariupol-Taganrog road, which is also further complicating the ground movement.

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People trying to minimise the consequences of this campaign shouldn't be taken seriously at all...

Special Kherson Cat 🐈🇺🇦 (@bayraktar_1love)

🌉💥 Aftermath of the strike on the bridge over the Hruzkyi Yalanchyk River in Novoazovsk, located on Russia's land corridor to Crimea.
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