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Ukrainians might have hit Russia’s third A-50 radar plane, but ISW can’t confirm it yet

Reports suggest Ukrainian drone strikes overnight targeted a Russian aircraft plant in Rostov Oblast that refurbishes and modernizes A-50 radar planes, but ISW can't confirm the damage.

byYuri Zoria

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ISW says it can’t confirm Russia’s alleged destruction of Ukrainian Patriot system

Russia claimed to have destroyed a US-supplied Patriot air defense system in eastern Ukraine, but ISW has not confirmed this yet.

byOlena Mukhina

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ISW: Russia constructing 30-km wall of train cars in occupied Donetsk Oblast

The so-called "tsar train" may serve for the Russian military as a defensive line against future Ukrainian assaults, according to the ISW.

byMaria Tril

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ISW: Ukrainian forces advanced near Bakhmut

Fierce fighting rages on in partially Russian-occupied Donetsk Oblast, as Moscow seeks to fully capture the eastern Ukrainian region.

byYevheniia Martyniuk

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ISW: Russia expands its military presence and influence in Africa

Formal basing agreements and sanctioned operations suggest these efforts would likely last for years, ISW reported.

byMaria Tril

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ISW: Ukraine bypasses Russian air defenses in Russia-occupied Crimea

Ukraine's multiple successful strikes on Russian military targets across Russian-occupied Crimea demonstrated Ukraine's growing ability to penetrate Russian defenses. The strikes aimed to degrade the Russian military’s ability to use Crimea as a base for further offensive operations in southern Ukraine

byMaria Tril

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ISW: Putin aims to convince West to betray Ukraine through negotiations

Putin is deliberately framing the war in Ukraine as "a struggle" between Russia and the West rather than between Russia and Ukraine, to convince the West to betray Ukraine through negotiations

byMaria Tril

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ISW: Russia officially deploys Ukrainian POWs to front lines

Ukrainian prisoners of war are being forced into combat roles against their own country by Russia, which violates international law

byMaria Tril

ISW: Russia employing fewer glide bombs due to worries about Ukrainian air defenses

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ISW: Russia employing fewer glide bombs due to worries about Ukrainian air defenses

In the last few days, Russia lost five bombers in southern Ukraine.

byYevheniia Martyniuk

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ISW: Continued Western assistance only way to make Russia fail in war against Ukraine

CNN recently reported that Ukraine aid package continues to stall in the US Congress. Without US resupplies, Ukraine may exhaust its stock of weapons, which are vital in naval defense, protecting infrastructure, and stopping Russian ground vehicles and aircraft.

byMaria Tril

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ISW: Russia makes marginal gains near Avdiivka

Over the past several days, Ukrainian defenders repelled over 70 Russian attacks near Avdiivka, where fighting has emerged as some of the most intense since Russia launched its full-scale invasion.

byMaria Tril

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ISW: Russia likely presses attack to prompt aid debates in West

Russia lost 87% of its pre-war ground forces but continues partial mobilization efforts to sustain its eastern Ukraine offensive, which US intelligence believes is meant to erode Western backing for Ukraine.

byMaria Tril

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ISW: Russian forces take minor gains near Avdiivka

Geolocated footage showed Russian military “marginally advanced in the industrial zone southeast of Avdiivka,” ISW said.

byMaria Tril

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ISW: Ukrainian forces advance in Dnipro’s eastern bank and in the south while Russians advance near Avdiyivka

According to the latest ISW war assessment, both Ukrainian and Russian armies conducted their offensive campaigns on 17-18 November 2023 with minor advances on both sides.

byBohdan Ben

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ISW: Ukraine prepares for ground operations on east bank of Dnipro River

Ukrainian forces have created several bridgeheads on the east bank of the river in the Kherson Oblast, which could serve as a base for continuing the attack against Russian defenses.

bySerge Havrylets

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ISW: Ukraine increases attacks on Russian logistics and rear areas

ISW confirmed it with the recent Ukrainian partisans’ attack on a Russian military headquarters in occupied Melitopol; on a former Luhansk People’s Republic (LNR) People’s Militia head; on a Russian military base in occupied Skadovsk etc.

byMaria Tril

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ISW: Equipment losses forcing Russia’s hand in infantry tactics

Russian forces likely rely on infantry-led frontal assaults to compensate for a lack of adequately trained personnel and due to widespread equipment losses.

byMaria Tril

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ISW: No signs Russia ready for good faith Ukraine peace talks

Pressure on Ukraine to negotiate an end to the war will likely remain meaningless if not harmful as long as Putin believes that he can achieve his objectives on the battlefield, an ISW assessment reports.

byYevheniia Martyniuk

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ISW: Russia may force Ukrainian prisoners of war to fight in Ukraine

Such Russian actions violate the Geneva Convention on Prisoners of War, which ban forcing prisoners into battle

byMaria Tril

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ISW: Avdiivka losses create long-term crisis for Russian military

The scale of Russian equipment destruction around Avdiivka appears greater than at Vuhledar last winter and spring. Those losses prevented sustained Russian offensives elsewhere.

byMaria Tril