if you insist i'll change my angle to some bad news for ukraine, just for you. > ukrainians have become the largest group of foreigners this year who have been refused entry to the country by german authorities  bild > ukrainians are losing selydove. a recording has appeared showing a russian flag hanging over a building in the village of vyshneve, a western suburb of selydove. yesterday, there were reports of fighting in this area, from where access roads to the city can be controlled by fire. currently, the last ukrainian units remain among low-rise buildings (the so-called "private sector") in the western part of the town. in reality, the city with a pre-war population of 21 thousand residents was lost by the ukrainians, and the russians captured it with minimal (by the standards of fighting in donbas) destruction. due to the lack of persistent defense, there was no need for massive use of artillery and aircraft, which is why many buildings even retained glass in their windows. > russian troops have taken the village of izmailivka, which significantly worsens the situation of ukrainian units defending in the hirnyk-kurahivka-oleksandropil area. the ukrainians have been left with a 5-kilometer strip of land through which there is (still) a possibility of withdrawal. ukrainian reports from the field indicate that some units withdrew from hirnyk in controversial circumstances and against the decisions of the command. and an analysys of the situation by butusov (tl.dr it's bad)   uqap4?si=iuksdobqwcppbwdz have a bad day.
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