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It is no secret that the situation on the Bakhmut direction is very difficult,

it was so before the liberation of Kherson and now the offensive has only intensified. Apparently,

the Russians have decided to take Bakhmut by winter at any cost. The invaders are constantly

storming the positions of the Ukrainian military in large forces, suffering enormous losses.

Unfortunately, the situation of Ukrainian fighters is also quite difficult. Because of the intense

fighting, ammunition is quickly expended, and in addition, they need to replenish their manpower.

Serious battles are taking place, and the enemy is constantly storming. Apparently, the Russians

have decided on the direction of the attack and plan to take Bakhmut before winter at any cost.

They are using all available resources, storming the city from all sides, day and night,

with constant airstrikes. They fight for every bush, every landing, and I'm not exaggerating.

Sometimes enemy units may enter somewhere, but they are repulsed by Ukrainian strongholds,

somewhere the AFU advances, then air strikes again, tanks, infantry. It all turned into

a continuous assault. At Bakhmut, everything is littered with bodies of the occupants. At

first they tried to take them away, but now they just take their warm clothes off and put them on.

Weather conditions complicate the work of both sides, the terrain is swampy and difficult to

bring ammunition, all equipment is bogged down and it is hard to evacuate the wounded.

And because it's all happening non-stop, it's very serious. Plus there is knee-deep water in

the trenches right now. Bakhmut defenders are simply fantastic people, they stand a wall.

In this direction the Russians lose up to a hundred people a day, for the most part these

are the recruits I mention in the last videos. But this does not stop the Russian command.

No matter how many losses they have, the next day they get the same number of people.

That is, they don't care about losses, they care about taking Bakhmut, obviously, by winter.

In many recent footage of the Ukrainian armed forces destroying the enemy by dropping mines,

the Russian soldiers look very weak and hardly move, often huddling together in the same trench.

This is most likely the result of severe hypothermia, as some military experts and

doctors put forward. Perhaps these are the last stages of hypothermia of the occupants

and if they do not get medical help, this will be their last battle, a battle against the cold.

The Russian command forces the infantry to stay in the trenches without shelter,

heating or warm food. So they all suffer from hypothermia. It affects the military in such a

way that there can be problems with coordination, decreased reflexes up to the loss of motor skills.

So many soldiers don't make it through the morning.

It looks as if some Russian soldiers do not even have gloves at their positions near Bakhmut.

Already now the temperature in the Donetsk region is around 6 degrees Celsius during the day.

Winter will be one of the main enemies for the occupiers and

many soldiers will die of hypothermia. But this is their conscious choice.