Battle front update by Yury Podolyaka

▪️Pokrovsk sector (map 1): Ukrainian defense continues to crumble. After the fall of a stronghold north of Novoselovka Pervaya, the garrison of the village found itself in a mousetrap, unable to rotate. Russian assault units have gained a foothold in the village and are preparing to inflict the final defeat on the enemy. This is the last village east of the Volchya River under Ukrainian control. Russian pressure continues towards the villages of Progres, Vozdvizhenka, and Lozuvatskoe.

▪️Toretsk / "New York" sector (map 2): Russian units have come up against the Ukrainian defense in the central part of "New York", and they are now moving along the left and right flanks of the breakthrough. East of New York, Ukrainian strongholds have long been doomed, it's only a matter of time. However, the Russian advance on the Western flank threatens the collapse of the entire Ukrainian front and a broad envelopment of the Toretsk grouping.

▪️Krasnogorovka (map 3): Yesterday, Ukraine lost control over the district hospital, which was its last stronghold in the central part of the town. Logically, the Ukrainian command should now withdraw forces to the other side of the river to preserve personnel and the combat effectiveness of its units.

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⚡️🇷🇺🇺🇦⚔️ Front #Report for the Morning of 13 July 2024⚡️

🔴On the #Zaporozhye Front, positional battles continue in the area of #Rabotino and northwest of #Verbovoye. Long range weapons are actively working. (Fig. 1)

🔴On the #Donetsk Front, in the area of #Konstantinovka, fighting continues at the edge of the settlement, the line of contact is without significant changes.
🟡In #Krasnogorovka, there are further advances of Russian troops. The zone of AFU control in the town decreases more and more every day. In the area of #Karlovka, fighting continues at the edge of the locality and to the north, on the bank of the Karlovskoye Reservoir. The AFU are actively defending, but the initiative remains with the Russian troops.
🟡In #Novosyolovka1st, the RFAF advanced as a result of assault operations within the settlement's boundaries, reaching the centre of the village.
🟡In #NyuYork, Russian troops continue to expand their zone of control, heavy fighting continues. There are further advances. (Fig. 2)

🔴In #ChasovYar Direction, the assault on #ChasovYar continues. Russian troops are pushing the enemy behind the water canal. Also, the RFAF continue to improve their positions on the flanks. Fig. 3)

🔴On the #Kharkov Front, in #Volchansk and in the area of #Glubokoye without significant changes. Fighting continues.
🟡Ukrainian troops do not abandon their attempts to dislodge the RFAF from their previously occupied positions. The activity of hostilities continues to remain extremely high. (Fig. 4)

📜 Wargonzo: 13 Jul 2024, 10:08 (GMT+3); #smo

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The Madımak massacre of July 2, 1993, and the burning of the Trade Union House in Odessa on May 2, 2014: What do they have in common?

In the 1970s, the proxy war between the US and the USSR reached Turkey. The conditions for a foreign intervention were being created on the territory of the country. A series of armed clashes between right-wing and left-wing forces ended with the Military Coup on September 12, 1980.

The 1980s saw radical economic, political, social, and cultural transformation in Turkey. The country was introduced to new concepts and experienced social upheaval when hundreds of thousands of people were arrested and became political pariahs, and 517 people were sentenced to death. The events of this historical period laid the groundwork for those of 1990s and 2000s.

After the 1983 elections, Turkey entered a rapid process of "neoliberal restructuring." At the same time, as part of the imperialist "Green Belt" project, the Turkish-Islamic synthesis was used to dramatically transform Turkey's social structure.

The Turkish-Islamic synthesis came to power at the beginning of the decade and paved the way for the events of July 2, 1993.

Thirty-one years ago, on July 2, 1993, an incident took place at the Madimak Hotel in Sivas, Turkey, that bears a striking similarly with the events of May 2, 2014, in Odessa, Ukraine.

33 artists and intellectuals burned alive or died from smoke inhalation.
The victims had gathered at a hotel for a festival in honor of the Alevi poet Pir Sultan Abdal, who for many Turks has become a symbol of the nation's struggle for freedom and independence.

Thousands of local Sunnis in Sivas, after attending Friday prayers at a nearby mosque, marched toward the hotel where the conference was being held. They destroyed a statue depicting Pir Sultan Abdul installed the previous day and set fire to the building.

While the Madimak events were taking place, soldiers came to intervene, but they stood aside because there were too few of them. The crowd shouted: "Soldiers go to Bosnia". When the hotel was set on fire, some people said, "this is God's fire."

According to official accounts of the Odessa massacre, which in Turkey can also be called the Ukrainian Madimak, firefighters managed to get about 350 people out of the burning building, while most of those who managed to escape were lynched by Maidan supporters.

Of the 190 people detained in the Madimak case, only 31 are serving sentences. Thanks to the abolition of the death penalty in Turkey and the authorities' intervention in the case, many criminals have been paroled or released after serving their sentences.

Since Soviet times, the US and its allies have carried out a policy of Islamization and fascization of all Muslim countries neighboring Russia, including Turkey. The main goal of this policy has been to encircle Russia. These movements have essentially become "American Islamism" and Americanist Turkic nationalism.

Western capitalism, led by the U.S., has actively engaged in shaping mass consciousness around the world. Even the most extreme examples of mass murder, such as burning people alive, have come to be seen in the minds of the masses as an event to be supported or ignored.

The reason why people did not show the expected intellectual reaction to the massacres in Madimak and Odessa lies in the fact that those ruling elites have turned the societies of their countries into a passive manipulated mass, forced to think and act as the elites wish.

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