[janetjanet998]

Russia has a huge advantage in artillery. The Ukrainians have been begging for more in recent days

New video
Wagner MLRS working on the final few positions of the AFU in Bakhmut

https://rumble.com/v2oom8y-wagner-mlrs-working-on-the-final-few-positions-of-the-afu-in-bakhmut.html

[Rdct29]

I just watched a video from Bakhmut. Around 20 Ukrainian troops exited an APC and ran into a building. Within less then a minute a Russian missile scored a direct hit on the building. The entire incident was being filmed by a Russian drone. I don't know why Ukraine is sending more troops to Bakhmut if the Russians can watch them and target them so easily? From the maps I've seen Ukraine only holds a handful of buildings in the city. That makes it easier for Russia to target those soldiers. The soldiers who ran into the building had no chance to escape. It's hard not to feel bad for those guys.