"The NCOs were not empowered, they were not entrusted, and they were not properly trained or educated to be autonomous on the battlefield," he said. But that did not happen. "[Mykolaiv Governor] Vitaliy Kim was amazing at communicating with people to organise help," Maj Gen Marchenko remembers. Russian troops withdrew from the key towns of Izyum and Kupiansk, saying that the retreat would allow its troops to "regroup". The mood in the Ukrainian capital was of pride and defiance, with the national opera theater holding a concert called Ukraine: Free and Unbreakable. The Polish prime minister and other high-level foreign delegations flocked to the city, on the heels of this weeks visits by President Biden and by the prime ministers of Italy and Spain. The bus door is open, and his arms are dangling down above the road, as if he'd desperately tried to climb out before death claimed him. More background: Pro-Russian investigators in DPR said earlier Friday that they have charged another two British citizens with being "mercenaries," according to the Donetsk News Agency. On the 18th of February, a group of Algarve residents raised an outstanding 10.600 euros to help Ukraine, with funds going directly to ORANTA. The attack on Tuesday happened. Top stories of the day in Ukraine Ukranews.com Fresh news from the information Agency Ukrainian news, the events of the day - news video and photos. Due to low morale, an offensive could only be "saved" by Ukrainian troops being in an even worse state, according to Girkin. Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe hosted the 18th international command senior enlisted leader conference. "Their fighter jets flew in and dropped a whole bunch of bombs, blowing up everything. Ukraine says it has survived a months-long winter onslaught of Russian attacks on water and energy infrastructure. "Our partners are listening, and they're wanting to learn, and a lot more officers are being open to the idea that maybe we need to start educating [NCOs] more, so that they're critical thinking thinkers on this hybrid battlefield," the SEAC said. We've started, and we won't stop until we liberate all our land.". The Chonhar bridge which crosses the strait between Crimea and Kherson had been mined, Ukraine's general staff confirmed after the invasion. Ordinary people destroyed armoured vehicles and took prisoners, says Maj Gen Marchenko. Russias official Tass news agency said only civilian infrastructure was hit the second time and seven people were killed but Russian military bloggers have been reporting with concern Ukraines recent success against Russian rear depots and have repeatedly posted videos of detonating munitions. Help from Beijing could be a crucial boost for the Kremlin's hopes of success as the war grinds into a second year . In contrast to Kherson, bridges across irrigation channels in the region were destroyed by hastily set up special forces led by MP Roman Kostenko. Each of these will provide additional challenges to the already low morale of Russian forces, but also present problems for kit maintenance," the United Kingdom's Defense Ministry said in November. Ukraine having success using rocket launch system to hit Russian command posts, US defense official says July 1, 2022 Russia-Ukraine news By Simone McCarthy, Rob Picheta, Laura Smith-Spark,. Screen for heightened risk individual and entities globally to help uncover hidden risks in business relationships and human networks. They announced mobilisation and quickly signed up thousands of people. US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan said Russia is also making preparations in this direction. Ukrainian troops took control of the key logistical hub of Lyman in Donetsk at the beginning of October. Some operators have donated their own equipment to this army of drones. Zelenskyy thanked soldiers for taking two settlements in the south along with additional territory in the east, citing good reports from his military commanders and intelligence chief. Ukrainian forces say they struck a hastily assembled Russian storage of fuel, lubricants and ammunition in the Azotny district of Donetsk oblast. Such X-22 missiles were created to attack aircraft carriers and other large military ships, and the Russian army used it against an ordinary building with ordinary civilians, a nine-story building, Zelensky added. He took a road map, divided it into four parts and appointed units and commanders responsible for each section. A HIMARS (High Mobility Artillery Rocket System) missile launcher climbs a 60-degree ramp on a . Feb. 27, 2023, at 7:01 p.m. Lockheed's HIMARS Plant Gearing up to Meet Demand After Ukraine Success. https://www.wsj.com/articles/ukraine-marks-successes-mourns-losses-as-war-enters-second-year-5f53c996. "The weather itself is likely to see an increase in rainfall, wind speed and snowfall. To show key areas where advances are taking place we are also using daily updates from the UK Ministry of Defence and BBC research. Speed was crucial for Russian success. The death toll from Moscow's overnight strikes in the Odesa region rose to 20, Ukraine's emergency services said. Ukraine and Russia had many of the same capabilities, including T-72 tanks, BMP infantry fighting vehicles, air defenses and more. When they returned at the end of May, they couldnt believe their house was still standing and that the Russians hadnt gotten inside. "We will appeal to humanity, as the guilt of my client has been proven by the court in full. Ukraine joined the State Partnership Program and partnered with the California National Guard with whom they are still partnered. That indicates Ukraine had concentrated a large number of troops near Crimea. Eight or nine . The arrival of high-powered military equipment promised by Western governments took months, but the recent success of the HIMAR systems has expanded Ukraine's missile range and allowed them to . There are repeated signs the Ukrainians have ambushed their enemy, often it seems, laying in wait for them and attacking them from the front as the Russians try to flee to their defensive positions deeper into the Donbas. Following Russia'swithdrawal from Snake Islandin the Black Sea, Ukraine hopes that strikes on the territory around Odesa will decrease, a spokesman for the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine, Andrii Demchenko, said Friday. Britain has supplied Ukraine with M270 Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System (GMLRS) and the US has sent HIMARS. Ukraine Marks Successes, Mourns Losses as War Enters Second Year Zelensky pledges to pursue victory against Russia this year as Western weapons flow to Ukraine Workers in Kyiv, Ukraine,. DIMITAR DILKOF/Getty Images Black smoke rises at. Taken from a Russian commander, he says it confirms intelligence reports that Russia's initial plan was to invade two days earlier than they actually did. Within a few days Russian troops . It is clear Ukrainian forces were not prepared for a scenario in which Russian troops easily crossed into the southern Kherson region. "He was the first military person I'd ever seen dead," she tells us between sobs. The official acknowledged that Ukraine is still in the very early days of using the HIMARS, but they have so far used it effectively after a brief training period that recently ended. "It is definitely a decisive advantage that the Ukrainians have that the Russians do not. Distribution and use of this material are governed by "Mentally I'm ready to die," Oleksander says, "so if it (a nuclear attack) happens, then it will happen.". Ukraine destroyed a series of Russian ordnance depots in the 20th week of the war, demonstrating the efficiency of US-supplied HIMARS (High Mobility Artillery Rocket System) rocket systems and other Western systems, and worrying Russian military observers. ", The combat action in Ukraine has many military leaders looking. KYIV, Aug 31 (Reuters) - Ukrainian forces have had "successes" in three areas of the Russian-occupied region of Kherson, a Ukrainian regional official said on Wednesday, two days after Kyiv. There's a constant backdrop of shelling, of the firing of Grad rockets, and at one stage we hear a jet in the air followed by the terrifying thunder of bombs raining down in the direction of Kreminna. Pinner's lawyer Yulia Tserkovnikova on Friday said, acting on her client's behalf, she will appeal for clemency and leniency on humanitarian grounds so that the execution does not go ahead. Even enduring all this death and torment, she's unfailingly polite to strangers. Ukrainian missiles have severely damaged the bridge over the past weeks, but Russian troops were trying to repair it or set up a pontoon crossing or barges to maintain supplies to their units. "Can I go? DPR authorities said that the three men were foreign fighters who had been apprehended by Russian forces in the Ukrainian city of Mariupol in April. See here for a complete list of exchanges and delays. Four regions of Ukraine, Donetsk, Luhansk, Kherson and Zaporizhzhia were annexed by the Russian Federation in September.Russia does not fully control any of the four regions. But it rejected suggestions that the explosives had been defused, saying Russia's invasion force was 15 times the size of Ukraine's defence. Now this is just a normal commute from Kyiv toward Hostomel, Irpin and Bucha the sites of some of the worst atrocities Russians troops committed in Ukraine. Russian troops seized the plant shortly after President Vladimir Putin sent his army over the border on February 24. Russia is making . The current Russian push towards Bakhmut followed a major defeat in the east in September when Russian units were forced back in the Kharkiv region. More on US aid to Ukraine: So far, the US has committed to sending in eight HIMARS systems. He was wearing civilian clothes but had a weapon and green army body armour. Yevgeny Prigozhin, head of the Russian mercenary group, says the city in Donetsk is almost completely surrounded. In Hostomel, life has resumed among the rubble, blown-out windows and blackened buildings. Like the United States and other NATO nations, NCOs were responsible for training new recruits and developing new small-unit tactics and being integral parts of the chain of command. Each side has blamed the other for shelling, which has raised fears of a nuclear disaster. If the Ukrainian authorities knew so much about Moscow's plans, why were Russian troops able to sweep across the Kherson region in the south so quickly? The president announced a wave of new sanctions against Russia on Friday. "When I asked where it was, I was told that they still hadn't put together a map," he said. Since 2014, the United States has sent Ukraine more than $32.4 billion in security assistance, and while the transfer of equipment is important in Ukraine's defense, the training aspect of this . In a related development, Ukraines Ministry of Digital Transformation started training private drone operators in flying and cloaking skills. Russia seeing success in Ukraine after months of failure, analysts say but don't expect it to last long. Since 2014, the United States has sent Ukraine more than $32.4 billion in security assistance, and while the transfer of equipment is important in Ukraine's defense, the training aspect of this aid may have longer term implications. "Everything that they did in that curriculum and the syllabus was directly adapted from the NATO model to be able to go ahead and create interoperable NCOs Ukrainian NCOs to be able to go ahead and partner and train with other NATO entities, even though they're not part of NATO," he said. Kherson region. Dow Jones Reprints at 1-800-843-0008 or visit www.djreprints.com. The Ukrainian counteroffensive is making verifiable progress in the south and the east, said the Institute for the Study of War, a Washington, DC-based think-tank. Russian forces used Shahed-136 drones recently purchased from Iran in the attacks, as well as ballistic and cruise missiles. By Sbastien Roblin, military writer. The Senior Enlisted Advisor to the Chairman Ramn "CZ" Coln-Lpez said that looking at a year of conflict in Ukraine since Russia invaded, he has been convinced of "the decisive advantage that the human brings" to combat. Counterattack on Russian-held territory in southern Ukraine has succeeded in wrestling back towns from Moscows troops, president says. He's a warm, friendly face to her in the midst of this horror. KYIV, Ukraine Ukrainians on Monday reported that they had pushed back invading Russian forces in fierce fighting around Kyiv and in northeastern Ukraine, while the Russians . A Russian-speaking hacking group known as XakNet claimed to have breached DTEK's networks this week and posted screenshots on the Telegram app of purported DTEK data as proof. By Phillips Payson O'Brien Aris Messinis / AFP / Getty April 8,. It was not possible for Al Jazeera to independently confirm the claims made by either side. Despite these setbacks, Putin delivered a hawkish speech to the State Duma, the lower House of Parliament, on July 7, in which he said he is willing to fight Ukraine to the bitter end if necessary. An EU official also said China providing arms to Russia would be an absolute red line and lead to sanctions: Report. When Russia invaded Ukraine a year ago, one of the biggest successes they achieved initially was in southern Ukraine. Kyiv, Ukraine CNN As Ukraine ramps up its offensive to retake Russian-occupied territory in the country's south, its forces have regained four villages and broken through Russian defenses at. This includes two advanced anti-aircraft and aerial defense systems, called the National Advanced Surface-to-Air Missile Systems (NASAMS). Everybody's got the same equipment; they got the pads to helmets; they got a coach; they got the headsets and everything else," Coln-Lpez said. An investigation is under way and charges have been brought," the Donetsk News Agency reported quoting an unnamed DPR official. The Ukrainian Resistance Centre says partisans in Kherson blew up a railway bridge between Bohdanivka and Troitske on July 7, hampering Russian logistical efforts. The road from Torske to Kreminna is scarred with bombed vehicle wrecks. 3:44 p.m. "My tank took a few hits, and the system was down. Partisans had also blown up a railway bridge on July 3 and derailed a Russian munitions train on July 2. The remaining $770 million falls under the Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative (USAI) where the US will contract directly with arms manufacturers to make weapons for Ukraine. The Ukrainian military was still very "officer-centric" and not responsive or agile. "That was one of the key factors when they started taking in their recruits, that they immediately started implementing the ethos and the change in these young people's minds to be able to go ahead and execute any type of wartime mission. The hacking incident was disclosed days afterRinat Akhmetov, Ukraine's richest man and DTEK's owner, sued Russia at the European Court of Human Rights for allegedly costing Akhmetov billions of dollars in property rights damages. However, Ukraine responded with a stronger-than-expected defense effort that has been bolstered by Western military aid, blunting Russian military gains. Special correspondent It's still very fresh and raw for her. "That is going to be the way of the future.". Russia continues its attacks across multiple areas of Ukraine. ", Coln-Lpez spoke before traveling to Europe to meet with his counterparts among the NATO frontline states. Follow the latest news on Russia's war in Ukraine here and read more about today's developments in the posts below. His tanks covered Ukrainian paratroopers and their task was to prevent Russian troops from crossing the bridge. The BBC is not responsible for the content of external sites. On July 8, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy confirmed that Western-supplied weapons are key to such attacks. Read about our approach to external linking. Russian forces have launched a total of 11 missiles towards the eastern regions of Ukraine, the Ukrainian Air Force announced in a tweet on Sunday night. "I went around petting it like a cat, calling it 'my darling; well repair you, my darling,'" said Titova now, laughing at her own fondness for this place she calls home. The Russian ambassador to the UK discusses the conflict in Ukraine, a year on. The then-23 year-old was later awarded the country's top military honour, Hero of Ukraine. 'Wagner paramilitary group units have practically surrounded Bakhmut, only one road remains' to be captured, Prigozhin said in a video on Telegram. Newsweek reached out to the Russian Ministry of Defense for comment. And how has the war in Ukraine shifted things for the group? Can Nigeria's election result be overturned? Moscow denied any military progress by Ukrainian troops during the start of the counterattack last week, saying many of Kyivs soldiers were killed and wounded. So, immediately, they enlisted the help of the United States and also of NATO to go ahead and shift their mechanism and their procedures.". As a result, they had to retreat from the region right from the start. Ukraines Centre for Countering Misinformation said Russia is advertising 22,200 vacancies for contract servicemen. The documents they find on him show he's 30 years old and from Moscow. "Everything will be Ukraine," one of them shouted after us with a cheery reassurance. It's a chaotic, muddled mayhem reeking of panic and fear. Sounds of banging echo across the street where the corner shop is being rebuilt with all new plywood and colorful lettering. Russians assaulted, threatened and abused in UK as hate crimes linked to Ukraine war surge. "Our goal was to avoid any panic inside the country. So too was the extensive network of irrigation channels in the Kherson region. As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 373rd day, we take a look at the main developments. And all the quality fruit and vegetables from southern regions of Kherson, Zaporizhzhia and Mykolaiv, Ukraine's traditional harvest areas, are out of reach now, lost under Russian occupation. The couple left their home on foot after that with their two children, 10-year-old Makar and 5-year-old Taisia, and eventually made it to the relative safety of Kyiv. The official added that the missile used in the attack, designed as an anti-ship weapon, was not intended for use in crowded urban environments. Still, he said these conditions are "not a guarantee" when faced with "the most persistent and professional" Ukrainian troops. Ukraine. Lt Palchenko and his tank battalion were there to stop them. "We expected it on 22 February," he explains, rolling out a secret map of the Kyiv region. "That is true, not only for special operations, but for conventional forces, because you can have the best technology in the world, but if you don't have the will and the pride to fight for your nation, you're going to be on the losing end of the equation," he said. At midnight on 25 February, Russian forces went on the offensive. The ultimate goal of the counterattack is to retake the strategic city of Kherson, with a population of about 300,000, from the Russians the first significant urban centre to fall after the invasion on February 24. By Simone McCarthy, Rob Picheta, Laura Smith-Spark, Aditi Sangal, Elise Hammond and Adrienne Vogt, CNN. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky claimed that Russia is conducting terrorism against Ukraines cities and people. The hacking group surfaced in March, according to a US and allied governmentadvisory, and has claimed to target Ukrainian officials in support of Russia's war. Igor Girkin, a former Russian commander, explained on Sunday why Russian President Vladimir Putin's success in Ukraine is "impossible" after nearly 11 months of combat. His hands are black with ingrained dirt. Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Hosted by Defense Media Activity - WEB.mil, https://www.defense.gov/Spotlights/Support-for-Ukraine/. When Russia invaded Ukraine a year ago, one of the biggest successes they achieved initially was in southern Ukraine. Ukraine's forces have had "successes" in Kherson, a local official has said amid a reported counteroffensive in the Russian-occupied region. Workers in Kyiv, Ukraine, burying the remains of a Ukrainian soldier killed in combat. The fighting has led more than 3.27 million people to flee Ukraine and 6.5 million displaced within the country, the U.N. estimates. Ukrainian forces just needed to destroy all bridges there to slow down the Russian advance. Security cameras captured the moment Russian forces crossed into southern Ukraine from occupied Crimea, This secret map dating back to 1989 was seized from a Russian commander and shows the attack plan around Kyiv, Ukrainian intelligence expected the full-scale invasion two days before it happened, says Oleksiy Danilov, We stopped Russia's forces because the people rose up, Hastily organised Ukrainian defenders blew up bridges around Mykolaiv, halting the Russian invaders, AOC under investigation for Met Gala dress, Mother who killed her five children euthanised, Canadian grandma helps police snag phone scammer, The children left behind in Cuba's exodus, Zoom boss Greg Tomb fired without cause. Their most recent charity evening was held at Holiday Inn, Armao de Pra which was a resounding success. The Kremlin has reportedly encouraged Russian military journalists to leave out operational details; Russian President Vladimir Putin met with a group of them on June 17 to try to defuse tensions. "The Russian missile was a supersonic cruise anti-ship missile, by the way hit an ordinary residential building in the village of Sergiivka in Odesa region. All this changed after Russia invaded Ukraine in 2014, illegally annexed Crimea, and fomented uprisings in the eastern provinces of the nation. At least 16 people were killed in a residential building, and four more including one child were killed in another strike on a recreation center. On its Telegram channel, XakNet has mocked and denied the suggestion that it works with the Russian government. At least 20 people, including a child, have died. Ukraine and the rest of the nations that were in the Soviet orbit used Soviet tactics and doctrine. What is the Wagner Group? At least four HIMARS entered Ukraine already, with four more promised. Reuters, the news and media division of Thomson Reuters, is the worlds largest multimedia news provider, reaching billions of people worldwide every day. "How can you contain their offensive when we had no air defence?" Today we hear that they want to defeat us on the battlefield. Ukraine has received eight HIMARS systems so far. The Russian army has not solved the existing problem with the enemys long-range weapons, the blogger said. Ukraines Defence Minister Oleksii Reznikov was the latest official to rule out a negotiated end to the war on July 9, saying Russia will either collapse, give up, or be defeated. The fastest way to level the playing field is to enable Ukraine to strike Russian artillery logistics., Russia unwittingly helped Ukraine do so in April, says RUSI, when civilian contractors were brought in to move ammunition from railheads to the divisional rear, with military units then shifting ammunition to large ammunition depots behind the main artillery concentrations.. Neymet has family in the US and in Europe. Sept. 12, 2022. ButTserkovnikovasaid she will not challenge the guilty verdict decided by the court. After the . In an address to the Russian people, Mr Putin said his country had "various weapons of destruction", adding: "I'm not bluffing.". We travel with the crew across an increasingly boggy forest with pools of muddy water dotted everywhere. Areas in the west of the country, including Lviv, have seen missile attacks but no attempt by Russian forces to take and occupy ground. Many of the newcomers had previously served in the army. Can Nigeria's election result be overturned? The Russians "had success" but were eventually held off, a Ukrainian official said, but the fight highlighted Ukraine's faltering defense of two of the last cities in the Luhansk province of . What's the least amount of exercise we can get away with? The intelligence arm of the Ukrainian Defense Ministry said on Tuesday that Maj. Gen. Vitaly Gerasimov, chief of staff of Russia's 41st Army, had been killed outside the eastern Ukrainian city . The weapons we received from our partners started working very powerfully, he said. There was never a question that they wouldnt return. 'No such thing as wonder . Alex Crawford Special correspondent @AlexCrawfordSky Monday 10 October 2022 17:50, UK 3:52 28.02.2023 Lockheed Martin's mobile rocket launcher plant in Camden, Arkansas is gearing up to boost production of the HIMARS system after its success on the battlefield in Ukraine drove up demand from other nations. Russian President Vladimir Putin expected an easy and quick war on Ukraine, U.S. officials have said. Only one of its six reactors remained in operation, it said. Britain will train 10,000 Ukrainian soldiers over the next few months, Ukraine reported a high number suggesting that Ukraine may be keeping large forces in reserve for its counteroffensive. One lesson of the conflict in Ukraine is that government and military leaders must prioritize the training, development and education of service members, he said. Ukrainian authorities are yet to explain what went wrong in the south in those early days. Russia close to encircling Ukraine's Bakhmut after months of fighting, Hong Kong court convicts 3 members of Tiananmen vigil group for security offence, Reporting by Max Hunder Choose which Defense.gov products you want delivered to your inbox. Its only the second day hes opened the shop, which he said was totaled by the Russian army. They stint on training. Theres a traffic jam heading into the Ukrainian city of Hostomel today, made worse because the bridge over the Irpin river was destroyed as the Russians advanced back in the early days of war. But her voice trails off as she's enveloped by weeping. Putin ordered the invasion of Ukraine on February 24, 2022, aiming for a quick victory against his Eastern European neighbor, widely perceived as having a smaller, less capable military than Moscow. Why is Cuban missile crisis being compared to Russia's war in Ukraine. She hugs our Ukrainian colleague Artem, who's around the same age as the dead Russian soldier. Russian diplomat Sergei Lavrov provokes laughter with claim his country is victim in Ukraine war. Russia invaded Ukraine on 24 February, but Ukrainian forces retook large areas around Kyiv in early April after Russia abandoned its push towards the capital. That's according to Reuters, Ukrinform reports. Both sides use drones to target enemy artillery. The US announced on July 8 it will send four more systems as part of a new, $400mn instalment of weapons to Ukraine. Also in the south, Russia has continued air, missile and artillery strikes in recent days, with targets including Zaporizhzhia City.Ukraine says it has also struck Russian positions in Zaporizhzhia region.Russian forces are forcibly mobilising men in Melitopol and Zaporizhzhia, and forcing them to construct trenches and other defences, according to the ISW. Its armed forces posted drone footage of a depot in flames. .css-16c7pto-SnippetSignInLink{-webkit-text-decoration:underline;text-decoration:underline;cursor:pointer;}Sign In, Copyright 2023 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. From CNN's Jonny Hallam and Josh Pennington. Read about our approach to external linking. The Institute for the Study of War (ISW), a U.S.-based think think, also assessed last November that morale among Russian troops was "exceedingly low.". Kyrylo Tymoshenko, deputy head of the presidents office, posted an image of troops on Sunday raising the Ukrainian flag over a village he said was in the south, which is the main focus of the counterattack. Vysokopillya. There have been no reports of outages caused by the incident. DTEK Group, which owns coal and thermal power plants in various parts of Ukraine, said the goal of the hack was to "destabilize the technological processes" of its distribution and generation firms, spread propaganda about the company's operations, and "to leave Ukrainian consumers without electricity.". Attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure by Russian forces have triggered blackouts in major cities, including Kyiv, Lviv, Zaporizhzhia and Kharkiv. The pace of the counteroffensive will likely change dramatically from day to day as Ukrainian forces work to starve the Russians of necessary supplies, disrupt their command and control, and weaken their morale even as counteroffensive ground assaults continue.. "We're not afraid of nuclear or chemical weapons. Both towns were major logistical hubs for Russian forces in Donbas. A bridge to the largely Russian-occupied Kherson region in southern Ukraine has been shelled by Ukrainian forces for two days in a row, according to Russian state news agency TASS. Russian forces operating in the East are believed to include regular Russian troops, mobilised servicemen, Wagner private contractors, Chechen units and personnel from the so-called Donetsk and Luhansk People's Republics. "Now is the time to support our armed forces Now is not the time to talk about the specific successes of our lads," he said, echoing the Ukrainian military's insistence on a near-total information blackout about the offensive. "An investigation is now underway against British mercenaries Dylan Healy and Andrew Hill. Ukrainian targets included bridges across the river, as well as the roads, pontoons, barges and landing areas. Ukraine says it has survived a months-long winter onslaught of Russian attacks on water and energy infrastructure. We saw Ukrainian soldiers loaded with ammunition and kitbags heading off down the road into Luhansk to do more battle.
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