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In the YouTube video titled "24.08 33 Years of Ukrainian Independence. Success at Limansky and Retreat at Pokrovsky ON," the speaker celebrates Ukraine's Independence Day while discussing recent military events. Ukrainian forces successfully defended against enemy attacks using meticulous planning and unconventional solutions, but have faced significant losses. The enemy has targeted civilian areas with drones and missiles, causing damage and casualties. The Ukrainian command is focusing on expanding their right flank and disrupting enemy logistics. The Russian forces have suffered heavy losses along the entire front line, and there have been reports of explosions at a Russian oil reserve base and a munitions depot. The Ukrainian Security Service (SBU) has played a crucial role in ensuring Ukraine's independence and security, carrying out successful military operations and disrupting enemy logistics. The video emphasizes the resilience of the Ukrainian people and their determination to defend their country.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "24.08 33 Years of Ukrainian Independence. Success at Liman and Retreat at Pokrovsk ON," the speaker welcomes viewers and celebrates Ukraine's Independence Day on August 24th. The speaker reflects on Ukraine's rich history, which dates back over 1500 years, and mentions that even adversaries have borrowed from Ukrainian culture. The speaker also acknowledges the ongoing war and offers legal assistance to military personnel and their families through a law firm. The volunteers of the Ne Zla fund have delivered drones to the front lines, and the speaker expresses gratitude to those who have donated. The volunteers also express their appreciation to donors. The speaker concludes by expressing love for Ukraine and wishing everyone a happy Independence Day. The video marks 33 years of Ukrainian independence and emphasizes the resilience of the Ukrainian people.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "24.08 33 Years of Ukrainian Independence. Success at Limansky and withdrawal at Pokrovsky ONS," the speaker discusses recent military events in Ukraine. The Ukrainian forces faced attacks from the Russian Federation using two Czechoslovakian Iskander and Kalibr missiles, as well as 16 drones. Despite these attacks, Ukrainian aviation, radioelectronic warfare units, and mobile fire groups successfully defended against the enemy, resulting in the destruction of 14 drones. However, there was no reported information on damages or casualties from these attacks. The night, which was anticipated to be intense, turned out to be relatively calm. The Russian Federation launched long-range bombers to attack southern Ukraine, releasing four Kh-22 missiles, two of which may have missed their target and fallen into the Black Sea. Five reconnaissance drones were also destroyed in the southern region. The Ukrainian airspace, except for the combat zone, remained unaffected by enemy air attacks from the Russian Federation.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "24.08 33 Years of Ukrainian Independence. Success on Liman and Retreat on Pokrovsky ON," the speaker discusses the military situation on the Ukrainian front line during the past few days. Over the course of these days, there were 144 combat engagements, with the enemy launching one rocket attack and 67 aerial strikes, including in the regions of Harkiv, Donetsk, Zaporizhzhia, and Kherson. Ukrainian forces are beginning to feel the strain as reserves run low and troops are being withdrawn from Zaporizhzhia and Herson regions, leaving understaffed units. Despite this, Ukrainian forces are counter-attacking on certain fronts and making progress, such as in the area of Novo Vodiany, where the Third Shock Brigade successfully regained control of a strategic position. The losses for Ukrainian forces were significant, with approximately 300 soldiers killed and some equipment lost. The main objective of the operation was to push back the advancing tempo of the 20th Army, demonstrating the Ukrainian forces' ability to counterattack and regain territory.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "24.08 33 Years of Ukrainian Independence. Success at Limansky and withdrawal at Pokrovsky Operational-Tactical Grouping (OTG)," the speaker discusses the successful defense of Ukrainian forces against overwhelming enemy numbers at the Limansky front. With a ratio of one Ukrainian soldier to two and a half enemy soldiers, the success hinged on meticulous planning, unconventional solutions, and coordinated use of artillery, air defense systems, and reconnaissance, including drones. Heroes of the battle were tankers, sappers, reconnaissance teams, and especially the shтурмовики, who advanced and pushed back the enemy while securing territory. Ukrainian troops carefully cleared and repositioned enemy mines to fortify their positions. The area of defense was then fortified with a 180-degree firing range, and new defensive positions were established. However, weak spots were discovered, and reconnaissance teams were tasked with identifying them for counterattacks. The situation in the areas of Lipovka, New York, and Friendship was complex, with Ukrainian forces controlling these areas but facing resistance from the enemy. The enemy attempted to bypass Ukrainian positions to reach Lipovka, and they had partial success in advancing towards the outskirts of Toretsk on the northern flank of the Toretsk operational direction. The main direction of attack, Pokrovsky OTG, remained a focus for the enemy, who did not relent in their efforts. Over the past few days, the enemy had launched 53 attacks in the areas of Novogrodkivka, Nikolayevka, Tyva, and towards the Green Field, attempting to build on their success. However, Ukrainian forces had significantly slowed the enemy's advance in the past few days.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "24.08 33 Years of Ukrainian Independence. Success at Limansky and Retreat at Pokrovsky Front," the speaker discusses the military situation on the Ukrainian frontline. The Ukrainian forces had successful advances near the Limansky front, but the enemy made partial progress on the Pokrovsky front. The Ukrainian command is focusing on expanding their right flank and cutting off the enemy troops in the area between the Seym River and the Ukrainian border. The enemy's logistics are being disrupted, and there is only one bridge remaining, which is under Ukrainian control. The Ukrainian forces are not threatening any nuclear facilities and have reduced their offensive intensity. The Russian forces suffered losses of over 1,100 personnel and equipment in the previous days. Ukrainian forces carried out 16 attacks using aviation, rocket forces, and artillery against enemy strongholds and command centers. The speaker also mentions the second reactor incident at the Rosovskaya Atomic Power Station in Russia, raising concerns about the safety of the facility.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "24.08 33 Years of Ukrainian Independence. Success on Limansky and Retreat on Pokrovsky ON," the intensity of the front line remains high with 149 combat engagements reported in the past day, almost a third of which occurred on the Pokrovsky operational direction. The enemy rarely uses technology, instead relying on foot soldiers in small groups, and only uses it as transportation. The enemy launched three rocket attacks and 74 aerial attacks on our positions and settlements, as well as 1,249 drone strikes along the entire front line in the Harkiv, Donetsk, Zaporizhzhia, and Kherson regions. The enemy suffered significant losses in personnel, and on the Har'kovsky direction, there are currently seven combat engagements, with the enemy attempting to attack but struggling to replace their losses. On the Kursk direction, Rosgvardia and Federal Penitentiary Service personnel, previously sent to the front line due to the closure of colonies, are now facing encirclement and capture. The enemy has attempted to attack our positions 20 times on the Kupynske direction, primarily around Petropavlivka, Kurilivka, Sienkovka, and Stelmakhivka, but none of the attacks were successful, and the front line remains unchanged on the Limansky direction. Our troops are now consolidating their defenses.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "24.08 33 Years of Ukrainian Independence. Success at Liman and Retreat at Pokrovsko ON," the speaker discusses the military situation on two operational directions, Liman and Pokrovsko, during the Ukrainian-Russian conflict. On the Liman front, the Ukrainian forces repelled seven attacks by the enemy in the Semi-Siverian direction, but the enemy continued to attempt to cross the canal in a pesh infantry assault. The Ukrainian forces countered with artillery fire, specifically minemowing, which proved effective against the exposed and unarmored enemy infantry and vehicles. However, the enemy continued to make attempts to establish positions and build makeshift fortifications, which were promptly destroyed by Ukrainian forces. On the Pokrovsko front, the enemy launched 44 attacks, with partial success in Novogrodkoe and near Grodkoe. Despite this, the Ukrainian forces were able to hold their ground in the populated areas of Konstantinovka, Georgievka, Redgorovka, and Karlovka, repelling 16 enemy attempts to breach their defenses. The front lines remained unchanged in the Kurakhovsk direction, and the enemy did not conduct any significant offensive actions in the Orekhovsk and Pridniprovsk directions. Overall, the Ukrainian forces were able to successfully repel enemy attacks and maintain their positions on both operational directions.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "24.08 33 Years of Ukrainian Independence. Success at Liman and Retreat at Pokrovsk ONS," the speaker discusses the military situation on the Pridnestrovian front. Russian forces have the capability to launch up to 11 daily assaults but require 2-3 days to regroup and replace losses as they sustain heavy casualties. Ukrainian forces have achieved success in the Eastern settlement of Sudzh in the Kursk region, pushing forward into enemy territory. The area between the Seym and the state border is being squeezed from both sides, with thousands of Russian soldiers trapped. Ukrainian forces are making progress and have the potential to capture a significant number of prisoners or destroy them as they attempt to cross the Seym River. Ukrainian artillery and aviation have targeted and destroyed 20 enemy strongholds, including command centers, artillery positions, and radio electronic warfare stations. Hammer bombs, a type of precision-guided munition, have been effective in the attacks. The Ukrainian forces are also receiving support from the French with Hammer technology. Overall, the Russian forces have suffered significant losses along the entire front line from Belgorod to Oleshki.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "24.08 33 Years of Ukrainian Independence. Success at Limansky and Retreat at Pokrovsky ON," the speaker discusses the strategic direction of the Russian Federation due to active work in the Proletarskaya area, where a government oil reserve base named Cavaz is located. The base, which once supplied the Russian army with fuel, has experienced several explosions, including of gasoline, diesel fuel, and aviation kerosene. Locals report that these incidents pose a significant risk due to the intense heat and the fact that kerosene burns much more fiercely. The fire at the Proletarskaya base has been ongoing for seven days, and the city of Proletarsk itself has started to burn. Locals suspect that this was an intentional fire, as the dry vegetation was set alight and quickly spread. The situation is unpredictable, and there are not enough firefighters to put out the fires in the residential areas of Proletarsk. In other news, drones attacked a closed airport in Belgorod on August 23, damaging the command and dispatch center building, and rendering it potentially non-operational. The speaker also mentions successful drone attacks on a field military station and a munitions depot in the Ostrozhsky region of the Voronezh Oblast. The depot contained over 5,000 tons of explosives, and the detonation is still ongoing.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "24.08 33 Years of Ukrainian Independence. Success at Limansky and Retreat at Pokrovsky ON," the speaker discusses the ongoing crisis in a specific region in the Voronezh Oblast of Russia, where a state of emergency has been declared, and residents are being encouraged to evacuate. The speaker also mentions that a munitions depot in this area has been hit and is still burning, belonging to the Russian military grouping in Ukraine. Additionally, there have been reports of significant damage to the Mariinka airbase, including the destruction of several aircraft and a radar station, allegedly caused by Ukrainian forces. The Ukrainian Security Service (SBU) is credited with carrying out this successful attack.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "24.08 33 years of Ukrainian Independence. Success on Limansky and retreat on Pokrovsky ONS," the speaker highlights the role of the Ukrainian Security Service (SBU) in ensuring Ukraine's independence and security. The military forces, including the Armed Forces of Ukraine, rely on the SBU for counterintelligence and intelligence gathering. The SBU not only combats Russian agents in the rear but also engages in successful military operations on the front lines and in enemy territory. The Special Operations Center of the Alpha unit, a part of the SBU, has played a crucial role in securing key locations in the war and maintaining secrecy around these operations. The SBU has also been instrumental in capturing over 90 settlements and creating a buffer zone on the border with the Sumy region. The special forces of the SBU have taken record-breaking prisoner counts, including over 100 people in a single raid. The Alpha unit also engages in operations behind enemy lines, destroying enemy equipment and infrastructure, including over 200 tanks. The SBU has also played a significant role in disrupting enemy logistics by damaging the Crimean Bridge twice and attacking enemy ships in the Black Sea.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "24.08 33 Years of Ukrainian Independence. Success at Limansky and withdrawal at Pokrovsky ON," the speaker discusses the success of Ukrainian forces in attacking oil and gas facilities under Russian control, specifically mentioning the use of drones. While these operations have shifted to targeting airfields, Ukrainian forces have had successful attacks on these objectives. The speaker also highlights the uncovering of an agent network disguised within the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate. This operation was unique as it not only targeted the agent network but also convinced Ukrainian politicians to pass a law restricting the activities of the church in Ukraine. The church itself was not banned, but any parish found to harbor agents would be closed. The speaker also mentions the ongoing efforts to combat internal enemies, with over 3,000 active counterintelligence cases, 99,000 cases related to collaboration with the aggressor state, and 550 investigations into the leakage of military information. The speaker praises the work of the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) in supporting the armed forces of Ukraine and keeping their trust high among the population.

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In the YouTube video titled "24.08 33 Years of Ukrainian Independence. Success at Liman and withdrawal at Pokrovsk ONS," the speaker discusses the successful prisoner exchange between Ukraine and the Russian Federation, with each side expressing hopes for future successes. The exchange, mediated by the United Arab Emirates, resulted in the return of 115 Ukrainian soldiers. The speaker also highlights the humane treatment of prisoners and the challenges of compiling exchange lists. Ukraine has received a license from Norway to produce Norwegian artillery shells, which will be used on the frontlines and accelerate ammunition delivery. The speaker also mentions the global trend of increasing ammunition production and Poland's visit to Ukraine, with potential for a Baltic-Black Sea Union for sovereign states. Military cooperation between Ukraine and the United States is growing, with the possibility of producing drones for the American army in Ukraine. A Ukrainian drone, named Polanya, was successfully used to destroy an enemy objective on occupied Ukrainian territory. Latvia is preparing to send a large shipment of drones to Ukraine, and Ukraine has acquired over 2,700 drones from Latvian industry, with an additional 3,000 on the way. The speaker encourages viewers to subscribe to his channel, donate to a volunteer fund called "Ne Zla Mne Serdtsa," and offers free legal consultation to military personnel and their families.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "24.08 33 Years of Ukrainian Independence. Success at Liman and withdrawal at Pokrovsk ONS," the speaker discusses the successful prisoner exchange between Ukraine and the Russian Federation, with each side wishing for further successes in the future. The exchange, mediated by the United Arab Emirates, saw the return of 115 Ukrainian soldiers who had been captured on the Kursk frontline. The speaker emphasizes the humane treatment of prisoners and the difficulty in compiling lists for the exchange. Additionally, Ukraine has received a license from Norway to produce Norweigan artillery shells, which will be used on the frontlines and accelerate the delivery of ammunition. The speaker also mentions the global trend of ramping up the production of ammunition, from small caliber bullets to rockets, as countries reactivate their dormant factories to meet the demands of the ongoing conflict.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "24.08 33 Years of Ukrainian Independence. Success at Limansky and Retreat at Pokrovsky ON," the speaker discusses the significance of Polish President Andrzej Duda's visit to Ukraine and the potential for Poland and Ukraine to become sovereign states in a Baltic-Black Sea Union, ensuring security for the European continent. The speaker also mentions the growing military cooperation between Ukraine and the United States, with the possibility of producing drones for the American army in Ukraine. A new development in this partnership is the successful use of a Ukrainian drone, named Polanya, to destroy an enemy objective on occupied Ukrainian territory, marking a new step in Ukraine's military-industrial complex evolution. Additionally, Latvia is preparing to send a large shipment of drones from its producers to Ukraine.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "24.08 33 года Независимости Украины. Успех на Лиманском и отход на Покровском ОН," the speaker discusses Ukraine's acquisition of over 2,700 drones from Latvian industry, with an additional 3,000 on the way. The speaker also mentions Latvia's involvement in an international drone coalition and encourages viewers to subscribe to his channel and like the video. He also reminds viewers of a law firm offering free legal consultation to military personnel and their families, and provides a link to contact them. The speaker also mentions a volunteer fund called "Ne Zla Mne Serdtsa" that is continuing to collect parts and build drones for Ukrainian brigades, and encourages viewers to donate to the fund. Despite the ongoing war, the speaker emphasizes the need for more drones and asks viewers to donate to the fund. He also expresses gratitude to sponsors of his channel.