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Greetings, comrades, and welcome to the eastern border. Now, you'll laugh, of course, but I managed to hurt myself once again.

That was because I didn't sleep for so many hours that was a bit insane,

managed to somehow, I don't know, squeeze my back or something.

It hurts a lot.

I can only live with painkillers currently.

In the end, it was all for basically nothing since the communications from the Russian

side when they're actually going on an assault are unreliable and weird, and I just ended up

calling my friends anyways, and it's a mess. But in general, I have some news for you today,

of course, and not only about Ukraine. Today I have two interesting news from Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan.

Because you see, Stans were also a part of the whole Soviet bloc and they concern some things that could be relevant very recently and show some interesting aspects of this whole war.

But let's start with what's happening on the front lines.

And here I'm using Igor Girkin after some time, and he also gives some, you know,

advice on the future, at least how he thinks so.

But this comes from the whole situation because,

well, he turns out, after everything is checked, still the most reliable source.

On the Kupiansk and Krasnulimansk directions, that's the city of Leman, he calls it Krasnulomelumann,

only battles of local importance and artillery skirmishes.

After minor tactical advances by Russian troops, the front has been unfortunately stabilized again.

The battles go on for individual field positions by the forces of company-level units.

Bahmoud is the only area where Russian troops are relatively successful.

In the course of mutual grinding, the Chevacca Wagner, private warfare company Wagner,

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