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In this YouTube video titled "23.01 Авдеевка, начало уличных боев. Вариант нападения рф на НАТО," the speaker discusses the night of January 23rd, when Russia launched a massive rocket attack on Ukraine using a new combination of cruise and ballistic missiles. The assault resulted in significant challenges for Ukrainian defensive systems, leading to civilian casualties and damage to infrastructure in cities like Harhkove. Ukraine managed to destroy some of the missiles but failed to prevent the impact on Ukrainian territory. Ongoing military activities along the Ukrainian border with Belarus and intense fighting in the Silver Forest area are also addressed. Additionally, there is a discussion about recent military developments, including Turkish considerations regarding Sweden's entry into NATO and the provision of military aid to Ukraine. Experts questioned the motives behind Russia's aggressive military actions and analyzed the use of cameras in military operations. throughout the video.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "23.01 Авдеевка, начало уличных боев. Вариант нападения рф на НАТО," the speaker from Ukraine discusses the night of January 23rd, which was unusually restless. Russia attempted a massive rocket attack with over 40 targets, using a combined method with both cruise and ballistic missiles, which was a new combination never seen before. The Russian command calculated the targets and aimed to hit them simultaneously. The cruise missiles, which fly at around 850-870 km/h, and the ballistic missiles, which take several hours to reach their targets, were launched from different regions in Russia, placing significant challenges for defensive systems. Despite the deployment of new air defense systems in the capital, Hарьkov, there were no means to protect the city against these missiles. Consequently, a tragic event occurred in Hарьков when a missile hit a residential building. The video also mentions the launch of eight X-22 ballistic missiles from the Caspian Sea, which were aimed at Hарьkov and Sumy regions. Overall, Ukraine managed to destroy 15 cruise missiles and five ballisticmissiles, along with several other targets in the area around Kiev and throughout Ukraine.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "23.01 Авдеевка, начало уличных боев. Вариант нападения рф на НАТО," there is a discussion about the aftermath of a massive Russian rocket attack on Ukraine. The speaker mentions that most of the rockets reached their targets in Harkove, but some did not and either fell due to technical malfunctions or were intercepted. He also notes that civilian casualties have occurred, with several people reported dead and many more injured. The effects of the attack were felt in other cities as well, with damage reported to residential and commercial buildings, along with vehicles. The speaker shares that there are ongoing efforts to rescue individuals trapped under the rubble. The situation along the front line remains intense, with over 68 military engagements in the previous days, including three major rocket attacks, 65 aerial bombings, and 56 missile strikes. Civilians have been killed and injured, and infrastructure damage has resulted from these attacks in various regions including Harhkove, Luhansk, Donetsk, Zaporizhzhia, and Kherson.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "23.01 Авдеевка, начало уличных боев. Вариант нападения рф на НАТО," the speaker discusses military activities along the border between Ukraine and Belarus. The Russian army maintains a presence in border regions and attempts to conduct diversionary and reconnaissance activities on Ukrainian territory to prevent the transfer of Ukrainian troops to other threatening directions. The Ukrainian government has proposed a bill to ban all communication with the Federation for 50 years, including measures such as building six-meter-deep trenches, adding concrete barriers, and mining roads. While Ukrainian forces have repelled attacks in several locations, including towns near the Russian border, intense fighting continues in the Silver Forest area where the Russian enemy is making significant efforts to take Ukrainian positions.

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In this section of the video, the speaker discusses the current situation at the front line in Avdeevka, Ukraine. The line is described as dynamic, with small shifts occurring in the Silverian Forest and changes to the map yet to be seen. The Russians have made seven attacks on Ukrainian forces in the Bogdanovka, Kleev, and Andreev A areas, with the most intense tension remaining near Whiteevka in the Luhansk region. The enemy is attempting to enter the settlement, but Ukrainian forces are continuously pushing them out. There are 10 reported attacks on the Stepanovka and Avdeevka areas over the past day, with seven attacks in the Pervoimaisk and Nevelsk areas. The enemy has made some progress in taking control of certain sections of Avdeevka, resulting in the beginning of urban combat. The enemy is throwing large numbers of troops into the fight in an attempt to establish a foothold. This is believed to mark a new phase in the defense of Avdeevka.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "23.01 Авдеевка, начало уличных боев. Вариант нападения рф на НАТО.", the speaker discusses the military situation on the Mariinka, Donetsk, and Shahtersk directions in Eastern Ukraine. The Russian forces have been making frequent attacks on the Ukrainian positions in the Mariinka region, but have been unsuccessful due to the strong Ukrainian defense. There have been no significant changes in the front line on the Mariinka operational direction. The Russian forces have also attempted attacks in the Stary Maiorsky region but were pushed back by the Ukrainian forces. No major active offensive actions have been observed on the Zaporizhzhia direction. The speaker also mentions that there have been artillery and small arms fire exchanges but no significant change in front line positions in the Odesa and Kherson directions. Despite heavy losses, the Russian forces continue to try to dislodge Ukrainian forces from their positions. The speaker acknowledges the bravery and steadfastness of the Ukrainian infantry in defending against the Russian attacks. The Russian forces have rotated troops into the area to build up their military presence and potential. The speaker notes that there are two brigades that have gone to Crimea for refitting and rebuilding combat readiness. The placard at the Ukrainian positions continues to hold and fight. Additional information has emerged about Russian activities in the Black Sea. The Russians have not launched any missile strikes from the Novorossiysk region, suggesting that their missile bases may not be ready or may not have sufficient missiles.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "23.01 Авдеевка, начало уличных боев. Вариант нападения рф на НАТО," the speaker discusses recent military developments in the conflict between Russia and NATO, specifically in the area of Avdeevka. The Russians have reportedly launched new attacks, with one surface-to-surface missile failing to explode upon impact and being seized by Ukrainian sapper units. Russia is believed to have increased the number of Kalibr missile-carrying vessels in the Black Sea, potentially possessing up to 20 missiles. The military situation remains tense, with intense fighting occurring on the outskirts of Avdeevka, a city fortified over eight years of conflict. Ukrainian forces have reportedly made significant gains, destroying enemy weapons and personnel, and reducing the number of enemy tanks, armored vehicles, artillery systems, and rocket launchers. Air strikes from both sides have also caused significant casualties.

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In this section, the transcript excerpt discusses the losses and attacks by Russian forces in Ukraine, as reported by British intelligence. The statistics show an increase in enemy attacks and losses in armored vehicles, particularly tanks. The excerpt also mentions the ongoing virtual meeting of the Rasmussen format, where the US Defense Secretary called for more allies to provide Ukraine with air defense systems. The transcript also mentions a meeting between the Hungarian and Swedish prime ministers, highlighting the situation with Sweden being a nominal member of NATO but not yet ratified by Turkey and Hungary.

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In this section of the video, the speaker discusses the ongoing process of Turkey deciding whether to ratify Sweden's entry into NATO. Despite some delays due to negotiations over contentious issues, the Turkish parliamentary committee has reached a consensus and recommended that the document be brought to the floor for a vote. However, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has threatened to block the ratification process unless certain conditions are met. The speaker expresses confidence that Sweden will eventually gain NATO membership, but the exact timeline remains uncertain. Additionally, there isgood news regarding Ukraine's military capabilities. Ukrainian Air Force Press Officer Yuri Ignat announced that Ukrainian pilots are now training on F-16s alongside instructors, with the next step being combat pilot training and the eventual commissioning of these planes for use in Ukraine's airforce. NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg also made a statement following a NATO commission meeting that NATO has signed contracts worth $1.2 billion to purchase 155mm artillery shells, which Stoltenberg emphasized are crucial for NATO's defense against Russia.

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In this section, NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg acknowledges the exclusive production of ammunition in Russia and the need to increase production to support Ukraine. He then explains that each NATO country has a component of their military that falls under NATO jurisdiction and possesses stockpiles, including ammunition. NATO is buying a billion dollars' worth of ammunition and will store it on their own bases. The ammunition currently under NATO jurisdiction on national storage sites may be transferred to national defense ministries or general staffs for potential distribution. While no direct supply of weapons or ammunition from NATO is expected, they might be able to indirectly provide aid through partner countries. The U.S. and other NATO members support Ukraine's victory in the war, and the European Union plans to create a new military aid fund, estimated at over 20 billion euros, to help cover joint purchases of weapons for Ukraine. This is a potential solution to bypass the Hungarian opposition against a €50 billion aid package for Ukraine. The formation of the new fund could yield quick funding if approved.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "23.01 Авдеевка, начало уличных боев. Вариant нападения рф на НАТО," the speaker discusses a document that outlines a ban on Russian vehicles and vessels entering Ukraine, as well as restrictions for individuals and companies with Russian registration. The speaker also mentions a potential Russian cyberattack, followed by a massive missile strike on European infrastructure, and a ground offensive aimed at seizing control of critical infrastructure in Poland and the Baltic countries. Russia allegedly plans to use the surprise factor of the attack to gain an advantage over NATO, with NATO responding through established procedures including consultations, formation of a coalition, and military action to defend the affected members. The document in question reportedly allows Russia to occupy Eastern European countries for up to six months before NATO retaliates with a larger military operation to liberate the occupied territories.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "23.01 Авдеевка, начало уличных боев. Вариант нападения рф на НАТО," military experts discuss the possibility of Russia's expansion into Europe by 2044 and the ongoing military exercises between NATO and the United States. According to them, Russia has been preparing for war and increasing its military potential in the meantime. The 90,000 soldiers and equipment currently being transferred from the US to Europe as part of these exercises may remain in Europe after they conclude, and the next phase of these military maneuvers could involve executing plans for defending against a potential Russian invasion without any prior consultation. The experts warn that this could lead to a preventative war. They also discuss the use of GoPro cameras in military operations to assist commanders in real-time situational awareness and strategy execution.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "23.01 Авдеевка, начало уличных боев. Вариант нападения рф на НАТО," the speaker discusses how the Russian military uses cameras purchased by soldiers or with the help of volunteers to record battlefield situations. Although these videos are censored by corresponding staff to prevent the release of sensitive information, the speaker notes that the underutilization of effective military strategies and the application of algorithms based on artificial intelligence influence the situations. The speaker questions why Russia responds with provocations, citing the statement of their representative at the UN, and wonders why Western countries do not make similar declarations. The speaker describes the absurdity of the situation and Russia's motive for dehumanization and aggressive military actions against civilians. Experts, if allowed, may be able to determine the origin of projectiles, such as the angle from which a grenade comes, providing crucial information to analyze the situation.

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In the YouTube video titled "23.01 Авдеевка, начало уличных боев. Вариант нападения рф на НАТО," the speaker discusses the geopolitical situation, specifically focusing on the presence of Russian forces and potential targets for military action. They express the importance of accurate intelligence for effective military response but lament the lack of information from the Ukrainian General Staff. The speaker also shares personal anecdotes about the suppression of Ukrainian culture and the need to protect national heritage and rights. The video also touches upon the absence of Russian military leader General Gerasimov, sparking concerns and speculation about Russia's recent shifts in approach towards NATO and the international community. The speaker expresses his support for Ukrainians, urging them to keep their country strong and defend it from external threats. He remains optimistic about Ukraine's triumph despite the ongoing war.