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NATO/Ukraine forces managed to establish a bridgehead across the [[Antonovsky bridge]] in [[Kherson]], which Russian forces abruptly turned into a meatgrinder.<ref>https://www.bitchute.com/video/5cMzEAiJQmro/</ref>

NATO/Ukraine forces managed to establish a bridgehead across the [[Antonovsky bridge]] in [[Kherson]], which Russian forces abruptly turned into a meatgrinder.<ref>https://www.bitchute.com/video/5cMzEAiJQmro/</ref>

On the night of July 26, 2023 Russian cruise missiles flew in multiple directions over Ukrainian territory, marking the most intense Russian attack since 2022. KH 101

On the night of July 26, 2023 Russian cruise missiles flew in multiple directions over Ukrainian territory, marking the most intense Russian attack since 2022. KH 101 and KH 555 cruise missiles were launched from Tu-95MS strategic missile carriers targeting sites with a total salvo of up to 100 missiles. According to Ukrainian media reports the Russian Aerospace forces launched a massive offensive during the night and morning across Ukraine destroying all NATO military airports as well as sensitive NATO infrastructure in Ukraine.

and KH 555 cruise missiles were launched from Tu-95MS strategic missile carriers targeting sites with a total salvo of up to 100 missiles. According to Ukrainian media reports the Russian Aerospace forces launched a massive offensive during the night and morning across Ukraine destroying all NATO military airports as well as sensitive NATO infrastructure in Ukraine.

[[File:Zelensky and Biletsky.PNG|right|300px|thumb|Zelensky awarding neo-Nazi leader [[Andriy Biletsky]] state honors.]]

[[File:Zelensky and Biletsky.PNG|right|300px|thumb|Zelensky awarding neo-Nazi leader [[Andriy Biletsky]] state honors.]]

KH 101 missiles attacked Khmelnitsky, targeting significant military facilities of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Strikes were also reported in Sumy region and the Slavyansk-Kremmenaya conglomeration. Following the launch by Tu-95MS bomber, Ukrainian media reported a massive salvo of KH 101 cruise missiles flying in particular along the border with [[Moldova]] were hit. The mayor of Kharkiv confirmed the destruction of a NATO/Ukraine drone factory.

KH 101 missiles attacked Khmelnitsky, targeting significant military facilities of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Strikes were also reported in Sumy region and the Slavyansk-Kremmenaya conglomeration. Following the launch by Tu-95MS bomber, Ukrainian media reported a massive salvo of KH 101 cruise missiles flying in particular along the border with [[Moldova]] were hit. The mayor of Kharkiv confirmed the destruction of a NATO/Ukraine drone factory.

On August 14, 2023, just over an hour after Biden foreign minister [[Antony Blinken]] announced another $200 million in military aid to Kiev, Ukrainian dictator Volodymyr Zelensky published a video depicting what he called an “open conversation” with Ukraine's 3rd Separate Assault Brigade, the neo-Nazi Azov Battalion. “I am grateful to everyone who defends our country and people, who brings our victory closer,” Zelensky wrote, following his encounter with the unit on the outskirts of [[Bakhmut]]. “The 3rd separate assault brigade, excellent fighters,” Zelensky wrote in a [[Twitter]] post which also alluded to a separate meeting with the [[Aidar Battalion]], another [[neo-fascist]] outfit that has been accused of war crimes by [[Amnesty International]]. “They have stopped the enemy from advancing towards Kostiantynivka and pushed the occupiers back up to 8 kilometers.”<ref>https://thegrayzone.com/2023/08/16/zelensky-ukraines-notorious-neo-nazi/</ref>  The meeting was largely interpreted as a last desperate measure given the dire straits the Zelensky regime found itself in, and among its demoralized fighting forces. The regime and Western media played down the presence of Nazi fighting units in the Ukrainian military financially supported by American and European taxpayers for a year and a half. The public recognition and praise Zelensky bestowed was a morale booster for the once [[demonize]]d Nazis who now are considered heroes and the [[Kyiv regime]]'s last, most loyal patriotic defenders.

On August 14, 2023, just over an hour after Biden foreign minister [[Antony Blinken]] announced another $200 million in military aid to Kiev, Ukrainian dictator Volodymyr Zelensky published a video depicting what he called an “open conversation” with Ukraine's 3rd Separate Assault Brigade, the neo-Nazi Azov Battalion. “I am grateful to everyone who defends our country and people, who brings our victory closer,” Zelensky wrote, following his encounter with the unit on the outskirts of [[Bakhmut]]. “The 3rd separate assault brigade, excellent fighters,” Zelensky wrote in a [[Twitter]] post which also alluded to a separate meeting with the [[Aidar Battalion]], another [[neo-fascist]] outfit that has been accused of war crimes by [[Amnesty International]]. “They have stopped the enemy from advancing towards Kostiantynivka and pushed the occupiers back up to 8 kilometers.”<ref>https://thegrayzone.com/2023/08/16/zelensky-ukraines-notorious-neo-nazi/</ref>  The meeting was largely interpreted as a last desperate measure given the dire straits the Zelensky regime found itself in, and among its demoralized fighting forces. The regime and Western media played down the presence of Nazi fighting units in the Ukrainian military financially supported by American and European taxpayers for a year and a half. The public recognition and praise Zelensky bestowed was a morale booster for the once [[demonize]]d Nazis who now are considered heroes and the [[Kyiv regime]]'s last, most loyal patriotic defenders.

Ukraine losses for the first 24 days of August 2023 were 17,370 personnel (KIA and wounded in action); 62 tanks; 368 Infantry Fighting Vehicles (IFVs)s; 410 trucks; 346 artillery pieces; and 52 ammo dumps.

Ukraine losses for the first 24 days of August 2023 were 17,370 personnel (KIA and wounded in action); 62 tanks; 368 Infantry Fighting Vehicles (IFVs)s; 410 trucks; 346 artillery pieces; and 52 ammo dumps.