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A tank sporting the Free Belarusian Legion flag spotted in Kursk, russia!
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Meanwhile, in Sudzha, Kursk Oblast, our military discovered the personal files of Russian draft evaders who are on the wanted list. They decided to burn these documents.

Journalist Yuriy Butusov reported from the scene, revealing that these files were stored at the Sudzha Military Commissariat, the very place where soldiers were being recruited and sent to the front lines. @ukrainejournal

Burned that monster brush pile yesterday after 3 days of drying. Kept it down to flames 20 feet in the air. It burned all except the 3-4 inch limbs. I have already started throwing fresh stuff in. The perimeter got quite a bit bigger burning up green plants. Could not do that in a typical year. Typical is a field of dry grass by August.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer Directs National Security Council to Develop Strategy for Increased Support to Ukraine, — The Times

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has instructed the National Security Council to develop a comprehensive strategy for boosting support to Ukraine, The Times reports.

An anonymous military source suggested that the prime minister’s approach would encompass a broad range of measures, including military, industrial, economic, and diplomatic assistance.

The publication also noted that a special working group, including the Minister of Defence and the Foreign Secretary, has been established to coordinate Britain’s efforts to support Ukraine.
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Kids, conscripts russians sent to Kursk with nothing

320 russian soldiers captured during an operation in the Kursk region passed through a prison in northern Ukraine. According to Babel, 80% of them are conscripts.

After processing the data, the prisoners are sent to special camps. In a conversation with journalists, they recalled how they left their positions and surrendered when they faced the onslaught of Ukrainian troops.

The prisoners complained that they were sent to the battlefield with insufficient preparation. Many of them served only a few months. Now they have replenished the exchange fund of Ukraine.

The Astra publication published an audio interception of a conversation of the head of the village council of the Goncharovka administration (west of Sudzha) Alexander Garkavenko on the eve of the Ukrainian Armed Forces offensive in the Kursk region

"There were several conscripts during the evacuation. I was amazed when they were wading through the river with civilians. (The conscript) had two magazines. I said, "Boy, is that all that's left?" - "No, that's all we had. Two magazines. The command told us to hold out for a day." But we evacuated them on the third day!" Garkavenko says in the audio recording.

The official said that the local population "dressed, fed and shod" local conscripts, and also about the signs "Caution, mines" in places where there are no mines. According to him, on the eve of the border breach, russian soldiers deployed "Grads" right in the middle of the street and fired from the territory of villages.

Photo: NYT, Astra

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Getting bigger

More than 10 fuel tanks are engulfed in fire at an oil depot in the Rostov region of the russian Federation, according to satellite images published by the russian Radio Liberty service.

Local telegram channels write that several containers were depressurized today during extinguishing. As a result, an explosion rang out, more than 40 firefighters were injured.

▪️The oil depot has been burning since the morning of August 18, when it was attacked by drones.

see earlier post: t.me/ukrainejournal/16888

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