Russia-Ukraine SITREP for 05 SEP 2023 23:59* - More Cracks are Forming in Russian Defensive Lines
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This is Report 487, which is 43 pages and is a full report.
What's the big story? While Ukraine is maintaining very tight operational security, progress is being made in the Orikhiv and Klishchiivka areas of operation.
What's the second story? Cuba accuses Russia of human trafficking its citizens to fight in Ukraine.
Did we mention the podcast restarts tomorrow and that U.S. Army Lieutenant General Ben Hodges (retired) is our first guest?
Summary
- Russian forces continue their attempts to advance past Novojehorivka in Luhansk
- Ukrainian forces control 75% to 80% of Klishchiivka, with Russian sources setting conditions in the information space for its liberation
- There are reports of a Ukrainian offensive at Novodeontske and Novomaiorske
- Ukrainian forces have taken control of some of the manned trenches of the Surovikin Line near Verbove and south of Robotyne
- Ukrainian forces advanced deeper into the southern part of Kamyanske in Zaporizhzhia
- A British-provided Challenger 2 main battle tank was knocked out of service in the Orikhiv area of operation (AO)
- The port area of Izmail was attacked for the third time in four days by kamikaze drones, with up to ten strikes
- A Russian drone strike on Romanian territory on September 3 – 4 was visually confirmed, despite Bucharest’s denials
- Oleskii Reznikov was officially removed as Minister of Defense of Ukraine
- The Verkhovna Rada dismissed Rustem Umyerov from the position of head of the State Property Fund and will confirm him as the new Minister of Defense of Ukraine on Wednesday
- Pavlo Kyrylenko was dismissed as the Donetsk Oblast Administrative and Military Governor to become the new head of the Antimonopoly Committee
- Russian defector Maksym Kuzminov held a press conference today and explained how we brought a Mi-8 helicopter to Ukraine
- Ukrainian officials confirmed that Kuzminov will be paid a $500,000 bounty for delivering the helicopter during his defection
- Germany announced a new package of military aid for Ukraine
- Belgium will provide Ukraine with Sea Sparrow surface-to-air missiles, which may find new life in a Russian Buk air defense system
- Ukraine will be the first country in the world to operate the fully automated RCH 155 self-propelled howitzer in early 2024
- Russia has declared the investigation into the plane crash that killed Yevgeny Prigozhin and Dmytry Utkin a “state secret”
- General of the Army Sergey Survokin has reportedly been released from captivity
- Russian Major General Yury Afanasievskyi is critically wounded after an assassination attempt in his occupied Luhansk home
- Russian military units have a growing bald tire problem
- Cuba accused Russia of human trafficking its citizens to press them into military service in Ukraine
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Comments
Why is Romania denying that the drones fell on their territory? Is it them, is it NATO or is it something else? I don’t understand for them to deny what obviously took place, even if they were to call it accidental and do nothing.
AnaR737
2023-09-06 15:46:05 +0000 UTCCan't wait for your interview with General Hoges. As far as I'm concerned he's views are the most coherent idea's out there. Let's really let Ukraine win the war. Give them what they need now! Not in tiny increments. Support they're push to Crimea militarily and come out and say we want Ukraine to win. No more dancing around.
Graham Thom
2023-09-06 13:39:29 +0000 UTC
