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By early September 2023 after 90 days of fighting, in excess of 60,000 casualties and virtually no gains, the firing of [[corrupt]] Ukrainian defense minister Oleksii Reznikov effectively brought the Ukraine 2023 summer counteroffensive to an end.

By early September 2023 after 90 days of fighting, in excess of 60,000 casualties and virtually no gains, the firing of [[corrupt]] Ukrainian defense minister Oleksii Reznikov effectively brought the Ukraine 2023 summer counteroffensive to an end.

====Zaporozhe front====

==Zaporozhe front==

''The Washington Post'' announced on June 8, 2023, four days after it commenced, that Kyiv's much anticipated counteroffensive had begun.<ref>https://archive.is/NiqQk#selection-461.1-461.49</ref>  The counteroffensive actually began 96 hours earlier, on June 4, 2023 - the four-day waiting period giving time to rewrite narratives explaining how defeats actually are victories which is typical of Western [[mainstream media]] news reporting. However in this case it was nearly impossible to hide or lie about the wall of resistance and disastrous consequences of NATO/Ukraine's ill-conceived military planning and poorly executed operations.

''The Washington Post'' announced on June 8, 2023, four days after it commenced, that Kyiv's much anticipated counteroffensive had begun.<ref>https://archive.is/NiqQk#selection-461.1-461.49</ref>  The counteroffensive actually began 96 hours earlier, on June 4, 2023 - the four-day waiting period giving time to rewrite narratives explaining how defeats actually are victories which is typical of Western [[mainstream media]] news reporting. However in this case it was nearly impossible to hide or lie about the wall of resistance and disastrous consequences of NATO/Ukraine's ill-conceived military planning and poorly executed operations.

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According to multiple credible sources, Russian electronic warfare capabilities southwest of Orekhovo involved one or more new systems not fielded previously, which took NATO/Ukraine side by surprise.  There was also a credible report that Russian electronic warfare went so far as to severely disturb Ukrainian access to [[GPS]] data.

According to multiple credible sources, Russian electronic warfare capabilities southwest of Orekhovo involved one or more new systems not fielded previously, which took NATO/Ukraine side by surprise.  There was also a credible report that Russian electronic warfare went so far as to severely disturb Ukrainian access to [[GPS]] data.