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the same solidar or bakhmut, they left often, often, precisely on wagner prisoners on their side, waggonsfrom this task, and on our side , let's say, the heroes of ukraine died, so in this context, the russians have a certain advantage precisely in the manpower that they are trying to throw at our positions. well, somewhere these are my thoughts on this matter. well, they are basically confirmed by the statistics of russian losses, that is, when it doubles in one month compared to the previous ones, it at least says that they have the manpower to be there if there are so many dead and oleksandr, i understand that you were somewhere in the donetsk region not so long ago, and from this point of view it is interesting whether, er, there are still wagnerites in those places, because there were such conversations that it seems as if the wagnerites there are already dragging some other people away troops is happening some kind of performance hmm, in principle, what can we agree on there now? yes, i was passing by somewhere a little bit, first of all, there are no changes regarding the infantry

neil waggoner tempted into a bad shot. daryl mitchell confused into not playing one at all.grafted, crafted. tom blundell was beginning a long, hard shift, mindful that there were english traps everywhere. the dangerous devon conway fell into that one, all part of ben stokes' plan. a strategy that's transformed the experience of watching england, whatever the scene, whatever the score, they will attack. ollie robinson put them on the brink of a decent first innings lead, but still batting, still working, tom blundell. that steered him past 100, working, tom blundell. that steered him past100, hard work working, tom blundell. that steered him past 100, hard work rewarded. and now some freedom to have fun. by the time he was out on 138, new zealand were only 19 runs behind. game on, lights on. traditionally a time to bat with caution. not england. this is a team that doesn't overthink, mostly. new zealand searched for clues. then suddenly, one down. three letters, out, ben

theargest attacks are where we have seen ukrainian forces facing off against waggoner forces, russian private military. many of them conscripts who have been fighting for a city that ukraine says represents resistance to russia, but u.s. officials have said they don't believe it is strategically that important. the russians are making progress , but at great cost. look at what happened in the south. those are more than a dozen armored tanks and vehicles blown up inside a minefield. russians are still making some of the same mistakes they have made over the last year. i think the concern among some u.s. officials is the quantity. russia invaded ukraine with more than 150,000 troops. they now have 300,000 in ukraine or poised to invade, something ukraine has to contend with on a long frontline. amna: what does that mean for the battle beyond the frontline? particularly what secretary austen mentioned, a spring offensive by ukraine? nick: ukraine will have to achieve something it has not yet achieved, breakthrough russian lines that have been dug in for many months, with trenches, with v