July 10, 2023

Invasion Day 502 – Summary

The summary of the situation of Russian re-invasion to Ukraine covering the last 48 hours, as of 10th July 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: Siverskyi Donets overview map of Slovyansk, Kramatorsk, Bakhmut and Lysychansk…

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The summary of the situation of Russian re-invasion to Ukraine covering the last 48 hours, as of 10th July 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

Ukrainian General Staff reports repelled attacks in the vicinity of:

  • Spirne

Bakhmut Front

includes the vicinity of Bakhmut

  • Ukrainian forces entered Berkhivka settlement and partly cleared the settlement. Russian troops later counter-attacked and pushed the defenders to the western outskirts. The settlement remains contested. (source)
  • Russian artillery shelled its previous positions west of Klishchiivka, showing further Ukrainian advance in the area. It’s likely that Ukrainian forces control most of the fortified positions overlooking the settlement. (source)

Ukrainian General Staff reports repelled attacks in the vicinity of:

  • Dubovo-Vasylivka, Hryhorivka, Pivnichne

Avdiivka Front

includes the vicinity of Avdiivka

Ukrainian General Staff reports repelled attacks in the vicinity of:

  • Avdiivka

Donetsk Front

includes the center and southern part of Donetsk Oblast

Ukrainian General Staff reports repelled attacks in the vicinity of:

  • Krasnohorivka, Marinka, Novomykhailivka

Zaporizhzhia Front

includes the Zaporizhzhia Oblast

  • Ukrainian forces, led by 47th Mechanized Brigade, made further advancements towards Robotyne settlement. (source)

Ukrainian General Staff reports repelled attacks in the vicinity of:

  • No activity reported.

Kherson Front

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

Ukrainian General Staff reports repelled attacks in the vicinity of:

  • No activity reported.

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overview map of current situation in Ukraine

This summary and detailed maps are based on the following sources:

General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, official media channels of Ukrainian regional administrations, Ukrainian Ministry of Internal Affairs, Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) and geolocated footage.

We also thank the following Twitter users for their geolocations and amazing work: @neonhandrail, @auditor_ya and the team at @geoconfirmed.

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Bubochka

faaaaartezia Mahmooood

Max Beckhaus

Bucharest 2.0: No NATO but hey, we will keep giving you weapons, which we allready do since 1,5 years. So basically Ukraine didn’t hear anything new. Same, same but different. Shame on that American weakness.

Max Beckhaus

While I am at it: where are the atacms, the Abrams, the f16s? If I d be china I would smell the fear and decline in the water.

dolgan

China see his potential ally collapse and his potentials ennemy reinforce.

Ukrain will recept more and best material during this year and next year.

Kay

NATO has said since the beginning of the war that no country can be accepted in which there is a conflict. Why should NATO only change its rules for Ukraine. Also, admitting Ukraine now would mean that NATO is actively waging war against Russia, which has the potential for a world war. You would definitely be one of the first to hide in your basement.

dirgela

There is no such a “rule of NATO”, it was mainly repeated by sleepy Biden since the beginning of the war. The Vilnius summit could have decided that Ukraine will get special membership status or some other formulation. The current one is actually just nothing. Damn I’ve just spent 1,5 hours because the traffic was stopped in Vilnius for this senseless summit

Max Beckhaus

And indeed NATO could have invited Ukraine to join as soon as the war is over. But that’s all not the real point, the whole wording is so obviously shady that anyone can see that some wanted opportunities open to never let Ukraine in. And those were the USA and Germany. It is a shame.

Adam Gyenge

And it is not just USA and Germany. Don’t forget that when accepting a new country to the NATO, each old member has veto right. Hungary has declared already in 2015 that it will veto it, because of the suppression of the Hungarian minority in Ukraine.

Last edited 1 year ago by Adam Gyenge
COLIN

It only take one NATO country to object to Ukraines membership.
Bit of a Ukranian pipe dream methinks.

dolgan

This question is just not on the table now.

I dont understand why ukrain insist on this useless question. They know that the answer is not now. May be its for internal reason?

But they just lost time and take the risk to obtain less support because of brutal declaration.

COLIN

Yes there is a rule.

Noelle

hmmm Western Germany, mind you?

Though I would read most of these talks differently

Noelle

we are hearing politicians’ statements (who has to please different tribs at once) and have no access to the real documents, have that in mind.
Iwould personally look at the ‘dates of supposed delivery’, which even if infuriating at the 1st glance (because Ukr needs this now) are the info for RU. as: ‘at least until XXXX strategy of waiting us out won’t work’.

Noelle

there was a lot of drama about RU casualities. So here we are. Mediazona&Meduza put out the paper [ENG: https://meduza.io/en/feature/2023/07/10/bring-out-your-dead ] collecting the data about that. According to the study ~40k is the absolute floor leaning to ~50k KIA alone.
Study does not aquits for MIA (which is a serious and ever growing black hole) nor WIA.

COLIN

MIA means or not reported means commanders can still claim for soldiers wages.

Triglav

“Waning western support”

Yeah right, as long as Russia doesn’t leave Ukraine Russians will have to keep dying on the front. We’re ready to keep supporting Ukraine as long as it takes. The longer Russia continues this senseless war the more powerful the weapons Ukraine will get, while Europe & North America are increasing weapons production at a staggering rate

Tennie

So what was supposed to be a “special military operation” that was intended to take no more than two weeks to complete has now been dragging on for over 500 days and counting. Regardless of how this war ultimately ends, one thing is for sure: The initial invasion will go down in military history as a major example of what NOT to do when it comes to military planning.

JohnnyBeerGr8

Arestovych claiming they will break through eventually, but remembering his claims during Sievierodonetsk siege makes me cautious. On the other side, committing almost whole VDV corps up north (Bachmut and Kreminna) makes elite reinforcements bolstering rather complicated. Lets see by mid SEP then if Cherson scenario could be replicated in a attrition wise scale while not being backed by the river

Last edited 1 year ago by JohnnyBeerGr8
Kay

According to ISW, UKR forces liberated as much territory in 5 weeks that it took the Russians 6 months to conquer.

dolgan

Yes but dont forget, its important.

RU advanced slowly but strongly. And they they still advancing. yes look at novozelike. They took the outdoor wc in the garden of grandpa ivanov. A great strategic progress . No, dont look what happens in other parts of the front.

AFU counter attacks fail. its to slow. And ru have magic defense lign. Its why they counterattacks in defavorable condition.

tom

typical propaganda. I hope you could compare to ru when they took south in 3 days.

Tristan

“Propaganda” is what you write, tom.

The fact that UKR forces liberated as much territory (about 200 km2) in 5 weeks that it took the Russians 6 months to conquer simply means that Russians conquered nothing the last 6 months.

And yes, 200 km2 is nothing. It’s about 1% of the territory Ukraine liberated during its counteroffensive last autumn.

tom

no I write the truth. In five weeks Ukraine moved avarage 6 km in certain places and liberated few villiges. seriously its nothing. but media as you here are making some bullshit comparisons. why you are affraid to say truth? it is the same as rus are doing -keep saying that everything is going as planned. when they hit western tank the same big success when that was nothing.

Tristan

No, I write the truth: In five weeks Ukraine liberated about 200km2. That’s the same aera Russia took in 6 months. And yes, that’s nothing.

Why are you afraid of the truth ? You didn’t realised that Russia 6 month offensive was a complete failure ?

Dolgan

You really want to compare maps after 3 days of war and now?

Its not at russian advantage.

JohnnyBeerGr8

hes just troll simpleton, whatever arguments you make, wont work. He wouldnt even care UA liberated 41% of its occupied teritorry already (counting in Crimea in the total too) and stopped losing territory since then (except Bachmut and Kreminna area), he will be still cocky with 100k km2 that new order USSR still got in possesion. In his mind he will win at any case, just like RU propaganda 😉

Alfred

However, one should also pay attention to which territories it is. On one side Artyomovsk and Soledar, on the other desolate fields and a few tiny insignificant settlements.

Dolgan

Yes, UA are on the way to liberate bakmut and soledar. But its not the major objectiv.

And yes kremina area is desolate after months of war. Here both camp exchange territories regulary. But they are not able to take advantage andcross the river.

Alfred

It was more about things already done, but yes, it shouldn’t be a problem to do this in no time because most fortifications and underground facilities are now destroyed.

MeNeutral

the thing is. Ukraine is a HUGE nation. where it does not matter how much you conquer, but what you conquer. the germans learned that lesson the hard way during WW2.

you can conquer 1000km2 but if you didn’t get that one very important village/city or whatever, your whole advance is useless.

as one UKR sodier said ”it’s like chess, where only villages are traded” (or some in that line)