(May 28, 2024)
Ukraine began its nascent campaign against Russia‘s early warning radar network in April, with successive drone strikes on the 590th separate radio engineering center of military unit 84680 in the city of Kovylkino, in the Mordovia Republic around 360 miles from the Ukrainian border.
German police broke up a protest by between sixty and eighty pro-Palestinian activists who had occupied a courtyard on Freie Universität Berlin’s campus on Tuesday, May 7.
“An occupation is not acceptable on the FU Berlin campus,” university president Guenter Ziegler said.
(03.05.2024)
The Israeli military has informed aid groups and the Biden administration of a plan to begin removing Gazans from Rafah ahead of an invasion, according to a U.S. official and two other people familiar with the situation.
The Israel Defense Forces recently told the U.S. government and aid groups operating on the ground that they had developed a plan to move people out of Rafah, the main humanitarian hub in the enclave, to al-Mawasi, a small strip of land on the southern Gaza coast.
The Natanz uranium enrichment plant is located close to the region where the strikes are understood to have taken place.
A separate uranium conversion plant is located in Zerdenjan, a southwestern region of Isfahan. The site has been previously targeted by suspected Israeli sabotage attacks.
Assessed Control of Terrain in Ukraine
as of March 17, 2024, 3:00 PM ET
(11.02.2024)
The #IDF made large advances in northern Gaza over the past week.
The IDF initiated an operation into #Bureij expected to take 2-3 weeks. Last week they issued an evacuation warning for this area.
#Israel has also made some advances in the Khan Yunis area.
Hamas is “winning” against all odds — i.e., stopping IDF, causing significant casualties in Israeli troops, and preventing Israel from moving forward.
(Gaza map Dec 14 thru Dec 23 )
The #IDF have continued to make gradual advances over the past week in both the North and around Khan Yunis.
#Israel has issued an evacuation warning for central Gaza. Just south of Wadi Gaza, the initial separation line used for the operation in the north.
High resolution and zoomable version available on Soar: soar.earth/maps/16857
(December 11, 2023)
(04.12.2023)
The #IDF has advanced into southern Gaza, taking up positions on the central road into Khan Yunis. The coast road remains passable for the time being.
#Israel has also resumed attacks in the North, in the vicinity of Jabalia.
(17.11.2023)
The #IDF continues to clear block by block as they push deeper into Gaza City.
They have also made progress in the vicinity of Beit Hanoun and Beit Lahiya.
Note: This map should not be used to determine routes for safe travel as the situation changes rapidly.
#KeepEyesOnSudan #Sudan
Russia’s withdrawal from northern Ukraine has turned the outskirts of Kharkiv, the country’s second-largest city, into the conflict’s northernmost front. Kharkiv is not part of the Donbas, a pro-Russian separatist region where the Kremlin is focusing its military efforts. However, there have been relentless strikes and fighting around this city of 1.5 million – most of whom are Russian speakers – since day one of the invasion. Ukrainians said they had pushed the Russians back 40 kilometers (24.9 miles) east of the city, according to the Institute for the Study of War (ISW).
Despite surrounding a number of cities, Russian forces are reluctant to engage in large-scale urban operations, according to the UK Ministry of Defence (MoD).
Instead, the MoD says Russia is increasingly relying on heavy aerial bombardments as it looks to limit its own considerable losses, at the cost of further civilian casualties.
Russian forces now control a narrow path across the Dnieper river into the east of Kyiv, according to the Institute for the Study of War.
Russian airborne and special forces troops are reported to be involved in urban clashes in northwestern Kyiv, but mechanised forces such as tanks and armoured vehicles are not yet in the capital.