April 3, 2023

Invasion Day 404 – Summary

The summary of the situation of Russian re-invasion to Ukraine covering the last 48 hours, as of 3rd April 2023 – 22:00 (Kyiv time). Sloboda Front includes the area of between Oskil and Aydar river Ukrainian General Staff reports repelled attacks in the vicinity of: No activity reported. Siverskyi Donets overview map of Slovyansk, Kramatorsk,…

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The summary of the situation of Russian re-invasion to Ukraine covering the last 48 hours, as of 3rd April 2023 – 22:00 (Kyiv time).

Sloboda Front

includes the area of between Oskil and Aydar river

Ukrainian General Staff reports repelled attacks in the vicinity of:

  • No activity reported.

Siverskyi Donets

overview map of Slovyansk, Kramatorsk, Bakhmut and Lysychansk vicinity

  • Soldiers of 81st Airmobile Brigade destroyed a Russian tank north-east of Bilohorivka. (source)
  • Ukrainian 54th Mechanized Brigade overrun Russian positions near Verkhnokamyanske and recaptured its old positions. (source)

Ukrainian General Staff reports repelled attacks in the vicinity of:

  • Nevske, Kreminna, Bilohorivka, Verkhnokamyanske

Bakhmut Front

includes the vicinity of Bakhmut

Ukrainian General Staff reports repelled attacks in the vicinity of:

  • Orikhovo-Vasylivka, Bohdanivka, Bakhmut, Ivanivske, Predtechine

Bakhmut City

the city of Bakhmut

  • The enemy advanced by a few meters north of Khromove, based on the released footage by 92nd Mechanized Brigade. (source)
  • Wagner mercenaries hoisted its flag on a rubble of what used to be a local administration building in the center of Bakhmut. (source)
  • Fighting continues in the northern and southern part of the city. The enemy is advancing meter by meter, house by house.

Avdiivka Front

includes the vicinity of Avdiivka

Ukrainian General Staff reports repelled attacks in the vicinity of:

  • Avdiivka, Sieverne, Pervomaiske

Donetsk Front

includes the center and southern part of Donetsk Oblast

Ukrainian General Staff reports repelled attacks in the vicinity of:

  • Marinka

Zaporizhzhia Front

includes the Zaporizhzhia Oblast

Ukrainian General Staff reports repelled attacks in the vicinity of:

  • No activity reported.

Kalanchak Front

includes the left bank of Dnipro river south of Kherson and Kakhovka

  • No change on the ground during the past 48 hours.

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INEXORABLE

Error day 404 : no russian victories found

RED.Misfit

Error this page does not exist !

JJ Gonzo

Finland joined NATO. Another geopolitical “success” of vatniks and their 3 day military operation 😉

Max Beckhaus

It is a major strategic defeat for Russia allready.
Let us hope Ukraine will win strategically.

Triglav

I hope Ukraine liberates Crimea, Kherson, the Zaporizhzhia region and Mariupol

Max Beckhaus
Triglav

Ukraine really needs to take better care of its infantry mobility vehicles

Max Beckhaus

Its war, you lose what you got…
March update with description

dolgan

I dont remember when the battle of bakmut start. But i remember that some people say it will fall fast and that ukrainian have to flee immediatly behind dnipro.

Frogman

I remember some months ago (year), some Putin groupies said, that soon Ukraine will be “freed” by russian troops and all ukrainians will be dead, how is the situation now ?

Even if city is taken, the amount of losses in russian attacks will have consequences on the continuation of the war.

Tristan

Are you sure ? I don’t remember such a thing. I do remember people saying that staying in Bakhmut was a mistake because it will be encircled. Russians failed the encirclement, Ukrainians GLOC are now more secured than they were a month ago, and Russians are forced to attack the city directly, which is the worst way to capture a city. So Sirsky’s decision was right, we must admit that.

RutilantBossi

Ukraine’s MoD is propaganda, you seriously believe Russia suffered 700k casualties and still is on the offensive?

Tristan

Who’s talking about 700k casualties ? I’ve never seen this number (Highest estimates are around 450k).

Concerning the numbers given by the MoD, we’ve discussed them before: they are probably a bit over-estimated, but not by much. And they give the general trend.

Food for though

Half a million!!! If I was Putin and had this number of casualties definitely I would have used tactical nuclear weapons or chemicals or whatever even if the whole world was against me. Half a million in a year with this amount of gains is a reason for overthrowing the regime. It hasn’t happened in other conflicts. ISIS was savage and still none has claimed this amount of casualties.

Tristan

That was the number of Covid-19 death in Russia (it was 670k excess death in 2021), and no one bothered.

I don’t think that Putin would be overthrown, even with 1 million Russian casualties for no territorial gain.

MeNeutral

The difference between Covid and a war are that a war is in fact more controllable then a worldwide pandemic.

Yes Putin won’t be overthrown, that idea was fiction from the start, but just the comparison between war and Covid seems just so silly to me.

Zhorik Vartanov

From the news I am getting an impression that John Wick has more ammo in his gun than the entire Ukrainian army. They are outgunned, yet somehow – professionalism or magic – are inflicting more casualties on the Russians. Begs the question why are you people so concerned about Russian casualties in the first place especially allowing that there is an element of propaganda uncertainty

Max Beckhaus

Oryx reports about 50% less equipment than MoD of Ukraine, and Oryx is underestimating real losses. So the “truth” probably lies anywhere between those two.
Which russian offensive?
250k casualties is more realistic.

Last edited 1 year ago by Max Beckhaus
dolgan

Ukr report Say 175k. With ratio of 1,8 , its make around 315k kia, wia and pow .

1,8 was estimated by a group of reseacher.

Triglav

Given that there are no attacks anymore in the Luhansk region, around Vuhledar and there is less shelling of the Herson region, I really think the Russians are redeploying their troops to Melitopol and Berdyansk, which is bad news

Patrick

On the other hand, the Russians don’t know for sure where the Ukrainians will attack. Could be Zaporozhie, Avdiivka, Bakhmut, Kupiansk/Kreminna, etc.

RED.Misfit

Is this ? When you see the Russian government talking there is only one way to end this for good. Break the russian army so they won’t come back before any EU and/or NATO agreement take place with Ukraine. So better break it by “incapacitating them” rather than them fleeing away in disarray and coming back later.
As sad as it may sound.

Princess Elodie

“Russian army shelled Ukrainian positions near Novodanylivka, clarifying more the area of control in the vicinity of Orikhiv. (source)”
That’s the same as from day 402

DigitlBlakAngel

“Ukrainian 54th Mechanized Brigade overrun Russian positions near Verkhnokamyanske and recaptured its old positions.” Happened before Mar 31st as the source video is from before then and of which Military Land had posted parts of on Mar 31st. Military land also posted more of the video today.

Kay

Some of the videos on YouTube and Telegram of the 54th, especially of K2 Company, are not for the faint-hearted. They show actual, uncensored combat at the front. The videos often zoom in on dying Russians or show them being arrested and taken away.

And then this epic music… No film is that real.

Kay

There are quite a few who see these videos as glorifying violence and disrespecting the victims. But I think to really understand what is really happening in Ukraine, you need videos like this.

Because that is unfortunately the reality…

Zuen

I agree that people need to see how awfull war is, but step 1 of propaganda is dehumanize the enemy. I support the ukrainians ofcourse and hope they win, but cheering for the death of the enemy is sickening. I surprises me how many ‘normal’ people on the internet do this.

Patrick

Indeed – these same ‘normal’ people who cheer at terrorist acts against ‘the enemy’ will often swear they oppose the death penalty under any circumstances. Total hypocrisy.

Kay

What the Russians, especially their bloggers, do on the web is no different, only on a verbal level. I don’t see any difference if someone calls for violence, murder, incitement of the people, child abduction and rape of women or shows pictures of dying Russians.

Both is shit

Patrick

There have been some pretty nasty instances of incitement to hatred and murder from the Ukrainian side too. I personally condemn them all without distinction.

RED.Misfit

But during a war, how to you make the difference when you’re on the ground ? You don’t know if the “bastard” dying before you has nothing to do with it or not. And if he had the chance i would have killed you too.
What do Ukrainian have in mind when seeing the enemy, the enemy invading the land, killing civilian, stealing children, raping woman, mass murder.

RED.Misfit

Maybe the soldier they look had nothing to do with it. But the act his army does can deshumanized even the holy one.
They probably saw awful thing that shock, mark them for good. So when you got someone from that army, you probably won’t have compassion for him.

As disturbing as it can be to see someone laugh at a enemy soldier suffering, there’s probably also a root cause to this.

Patrick

I was mostly referring to incitement on social media platforms

Tristan

I’d rather see the poor mobiks go home, or surrender, rather than die on the battlefield. But that is not what they do. Russians invaded a country, they committed many war crimes, they raped and abducted children. So, if they don’t want to stop, they have to be stopped. One way or another.

Zuen

Perfect example, you missed my point completely. The enemy must lose, therefore some of them must die. Their death isn’t the issue, it’s the fact that your (and many others) attidute towards it is ” they deserve it and choose it” versus “it’s a necessary but still horrible”.

I understand why you hate them and have no empathy. Still, it’s that mentality what fuels war..

Tristan

I have have empathy for decent human beings, not for fascists and war criminals.

What fuels wars is nationalism, imperialism, etc. Putin began that war. He can end it at any moment. So stop shifting the blame onto someone else.

Zuen

not shifting the blame, you are completely right. I just think it’s important to see that you are oke with people burining alive and being ripped apart by shrapnel. You can still hate people and not find gratification in their deaths.

Tristan

I hate no one. As I said, I prefer that mobiks return home safely rather than dying in Ukraine. But if killing them is the only way to stop the invasion, so be it.

Zuen

yeah, its crazy that the russians themselves dont seem to mind the killings

Levan

keep going Jerome