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In the first session of the ES 10th assembly of the European Parliament, the speaker discusses various military situations in Ukraine and Belarus. In Ukraine, military activity on the Russian-Ukrainian border has decreased, but the Russian forces are struggling to make significant gains due to a lack of personnel and technology. Ukrainian forces have been successful in defending against enemy attacks and have destroyed a significant number of enemy artillery systems. In Belarus, the military is unable to shoot down enemy drones, allowing them to fly over populated areas. The Russian military has been attempting to advance in various areas, including Toretsk and Novoselovka, but with limited success. The intensity of the fighting has decreased in some areas but remains high in others. The use of drones for bombing marks a new phase in the conflict, and Russia currently holds an advantage in terms of the number and quality of drones used. Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has proposed holding a peaceful conference with China to mend relationships with countries in the global south whose respect for the EU has been lost due to its stance on the war in Ukraine. This proposal sparked a heated reaction from the European Union, with some deputies demanding the removal of Hungary's presidency in the EU. Lithuania continues to support Ukraine by providing equipment, and Germany is reportedly considering supplying Ukraine with the Taurus rocket system in response to an alleged Russian assassination plot against a Ukrainian metal company head.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "16.07 Front without changes for all ON. First session of the ES 10th assembly," the speaker, who is from Ukraine, welcomes viewers to their channel and begins by announcing that the legal firm Consultant is waiting for applications from military personnel and their families for legal assistance with problematic issues, including financial payments. The speaker then reports that the volunteer fund has requested a selection of units in which they have received drones made from donations, and shares the number of military targets destroyed using these drones since the beginning of the year. The most significant destruction was caused by battle tanks, artillery, armored personnel carriers, and infantry. A total of 163 targets were destroyed using donated drones. The speaker encourages viewers to continue donating to the volunteer fund as the war is not yet over, and shares several videos of drone attacks. The videos show the destruction of targets from the drone operator's perspective. The speaker emphasizes the importance of donating drones to support Ukraine's defense forces.

00:05:00

In this section of the YouTube video titled "16.07 Front without Changes on All ON. First Session of the ES 10th Sitting," the speaker discusses the operational situation, focusing on the use of drones by Russian occupants in Belarusian airspace. During the night in question, two Shahe 136 and 131 combat drones, along with two Reconnaissance drones and Orlan-10 and unknown type drones, were detected and engaged by Ukrainian air defense systems. False targets, or "drones decoy," also appeared, requiring additional resources to locate and destroy them. The speaker notes that Ukrainian forces are working to improve their detection and countermeasures against these drones. Overall, the night was relatively calm, but air defense systems were put on alert due to drone activity in the northern, eastern, and southern parts of Ukraine. No missiles were launched during the night.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "16.07 Front without changes on all ON. First session of the ES 10th assembly," the speaker discusses military activity on the Russian-Ukrainian border. Yesterday, there were flights of Tu-95 and Tu-22 planes near the Russian border, which required close monitoring to prevent them from crossing the missile launch boundaries. There were 119 military engagements, marking a significant decrease in military activity compared to the same period in June, which could be due to a shortage of personnel in the Russian military. Russia is planning to close its borders by fall to prevent people from leaving and to mobilize the population without officially declaring mobilization. However, there is a shortage of volunteers, and the Russian Federation is struggling to recruit enough soldiers. The speaker notes that the first and second echelons are fully staffed, but the operational reserves are almost depleted. In the past few days, the enemy launched one missile strike and 135 aerial bombings, using 909 drones and 4,433 mortar shells against Ukrainian positions. The Harkov direction has seen increased military activity, with the enemy reinforcing their troops and attacking Ukrainian positions in the Harkov, Luhansk, Donetsk, and Herson regions. The Russian forces seem to be focusing on encircling Volchansk rather than attempting to take the city directly due to a lack of personnel.

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In this section of the video titled "16.07 Front without changes on all ON. First session of the ES 10th assembly," the speaker discusses the military situation at the front lines in Ukraine. The Russian forces have been attempting to unblock a half-moon formation created by Ukrainian troops around the populated area of "Deepoka," which has increased the number of military engagements nearly twofold. The enemy's activity has been high, with significant use of aviation, but none of their attacks against Volchansk or Deepoka have been successful. The Ukrainian forces have repelled all enemy attacks and continue to gradually clear Volchansk. Despite the intense fighting, the situation remains stable on the Harkov operational direction, with the front line remaining unchanged. The enemy's activity has decreased on the Kupiansk operational direction, with only five attacks reported near Petropavlovka and Stelmakhovka, which also failed to achieve any success. The enemy appears to be repositioning its forces, and the front line on the Kupiansk operational direction is also expected to remain unchanged. The complexity for the Russian general staff lies in the need to reposition forces within operational directions or army groups, specifically the Eastern group of forces, where they may need to move personnel from the second echelon to the first echelon to support successful advances, as the enemy is starting to experience a deficit in personnel and technology.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "16.07 Front without changes on all ON. First session of the ES 10th assembly," the speaker discusses the current state of the front lines in Ukraine, specifically in the Cuban and Silvernyi Les directions. The Cuban direction remains stable with no changes in the front line, and attacks on Braskovo and Limanske have been repelled. In Silvernyi Les, Ukrainian forces have defended against enemy shurtom attacks for seven days straight, with the most intense efforts focused near Belogorovka, Grygorivka, and Chasiv Yar. Despite these efforts, the enemy continues to make lobed attacks, attempting to force their way through the Obvodnyi Canal. The front line in the Kramaatorske direction remains unchanged, but the Torchko direction is the most problematic, with the enemy applying the most pressure there and making 14 attacks in the last few days. Air strikes have been used extensively in this area. The Institute for the Study of War reports that Ukrainian forces have lost some ground near Torchko but are still holding their positions near Severnyi.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "16.07 Front without changes on all ON. First session of ES 10th assembly," the speaker discusses recent military developments in the eastern part of Ukraine, specifically in the areas of Toretsk and Novoselovka. The Ukrainian military has reportedly recaptured some positions from Russian forces in the southern part of Toretsk. The speaker also mentions that the Russian military has been attempting to advance in various areas, including the Pokrovsk and Kurakhove directions, but with limited success. The intensity of the fighting has decreased in some areas, but remains high in others, particularly near Novoselovka, where intense battles are ongoing. The Ukrainian command is considering withdrawing troops from the area to avoid encirclement. The Russian military has launched numerous attacks on Ukrainian positions, but none have been successful. The front lines have remained unchanged in the areas of Removskiy, Vodianoy, Konstantinovka, and Makarovka. Overall, the speaker notes that the Russian military is struggling to make significant gains on multiple fronts and that Ukrainian forces are holding their ground.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "16.07 Фронт без изменений на всех ОН. Первое заседание сессии ЕС 10 созыва," the speaker discusses the military situation in Ukraine. The fighting has been relatively low with three enemy attacks on Ukrainian positions in the areas of Malaya Tokmachka and Novo Andreevka, none of which were successful. The front lines in the Orehovsk and Pridniprovska directions remain unchanged. The enemy attempted to take a platzdram on the left bank, but it was unsuccessful. The number of enemy attacks has decreased by approximately 16% compared to the first half of July. The situation regarding the Belarusian airspace is also mentioned, with a drone named "Шахет" reportedly reaching Mogilev. The Belarusian air force responded by sending an Su-30 fighter and a Mi-24 helicopter to intercept. The drone's next destination is believed to be Babruysk, Bykhov, and Brest, and it has already traveled over 300 km in Belarusian airspace. This is the fourth drone to enter Belarusian airspace since July 11. It is speculated that Russia may use Belarusian airspace for the return of drones or for reconnaissance purposes to overload Ukraine's air defense system.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "16.07 Front without changes on all ON. First session of the ES 10th assembly," the speaker discusses the use of drones by the Belarusian military and their inability to shoot them down, allowing them to fly over populated areas. The military seems to be aware of this situation but does not interfere. The speaker also mentions that Belarus has been experiencing decreased enemy activity along the border in the Chernihiv and Sumy regions, but Russia continues to shell Ukrainian territory and attempt to carry out diversionary tactics. The Ukrainian military has been successful in targeting enemy personnel, weapons, and military technology, and has destroyed several command and control centers and two anti-aircraft systems in the past day. Overall, enemy losses have amounted to 1,110 troops and 13 tanks, 36 armored personnel carriers, 44 artillery systems, 45 operational-tactical drones, 57 vehicles, and eight special vehicles. The speaker notes that the Ukrainian military has been particularly effective in destroying enemy artillery due to the enemy's decreasing supply of self-propelled guns.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "16.07 Front without Changes for All ON. First Session of the ES 10th Sitting," the speaker discusses the Russian military's focus on destroying enemy artillery systems. The Russian forces are reportedly on track to break a record for the number of artillery systems destroyed in a month, with over a thousand systems being destroyed. The lack of production of new artillery systems and the difficulty in repairing and maintaining Western equipment due to the absence of spare parts have left Russia reliant on restoring existing artillery on hand. The m46 millimeter artillery piece, which was once used on ships, is being reactivated and supplied to the military. However, this artillery was not mass-produced and was mainly used in artillery brigades. The first half of July has seen a record number of enemy artillery systems destroyed, and the night before in Europe was also eventful, with a Russian drone attacking a military-industrial complex in the Kursk region. The importance of the targeted factory will be discussed next. Despite the Russian Ministry of Defense claiming to have shot down all 15 enemy drones during the night, the governor of the Kursk region reports that only one factory was attacked.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "16.07 Front without changes on all ON. First session of the ES 10th assembly," there are reports of a Ukrainian helicopter dropping a bomb on the territory of a low-voltage factory in Russia, specifically the Corenevsky Low-Voltage Apparatus Factory. No workers were harmed in the incident, but a fire broke out in one of the technological ceilings. Firefighters from two nearby regions were unable to extinguish the fire after several hours, which had spread to cover approximately 500 square meters. The factory is one of the leading enterprises in Russia and the CIS countries for the production of low- and high-voltage apparatus, distribution, and control of appliances, and protective equipment. The Russian Ministry of Defense claimed that during the night of Tuesday, the Russian army had shot down 15 drones in the Rostov, Belgorod, Kursk, and Voronezh regions, as well as in the Black Sea near the western coast of Crimea. In Kursk, they reportedly shot down one drone, but local publications indicate that they heard several drones and multiple explosions on the factory's territory. This could suggest that the drones either went unnoticed or successfully completed their mission, which was presumably to drop explosives. The use of drones for bombing marks a new phase in this conflict. While Russia is currently ahead in terms of the number and quality of drones used, it is possible that Ukraine may catch up in the future. Additionally, during the Republican Party convention in Milwaukee, Donald Trump made his first public appearance since the assassination attempt, announcing his candidate for vice president, Senator James David Vance, who is known for his anti-Ukraine stance and opposition to military aid to Ukraine. Joe Biden, on the other hand, has stated that he will not withdraw from the presidential race and is determined to win.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "16.07 Front without changes for all ON. First session of the European Parliament's 10th assembly," the first session of the European Parliament after the June elections is opening today in Strasbourg. During this session, the parliamentary leadership and the extension of Ursula von der Leyen's term as European Commission president are expected to be approved. Roberto Ciccolini, a favorite for the European Parliament presidency, is also expected to retain her position. Kaja Kallas, the prime minister of Estonia, has been officially nominated as the new Commissioner for International Affairs, making her the EU's chief diplomat. Orbán, who continues to act as a controversial figure, has proposed restoring diplomatic relations with Russia after his peace tour. In a letter to the European Union's Charles Michel, Orbán shares his assessment of recent negotiations with Ukraine, Russia, China, Turkey, and Trump. Orbán praises Trump and believes he will act as a peace mediator upon his re-election, having detailed and well-founded plans for resolving the war, which even the Kremlin finds alarming. Orbán warns that a Trump victory in the elections will come at a high cost for the European Union, as the financial relationship between the US and the EU is likely to change in the EU's favor.

00:55:00

In this section of the YouTube video titled "16.07 Front without changes for all ON. First session of the EU 10th assembly," Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán suggested holding a peaceful conference with China to mend relationships with countries in the global south whose respect for the EU had been lost due to its stance on the war in Ukraine. This proposal sparked a heated reaction from the European Union, with 69 deputies from the European Parliament demanding the removal of Hungary's presidency in the EU to prevent Orbán's actions. Orbán was compared to a Trojan horse sent by Putin. Additionally, the European Political Community planned to meet and take measures to bypass Russian sanctions by inspecting Russian oil tankers in the Atlantic and the North Sea. Meanwhile, Lithuania continued to support Ukraine by providing over 300 units of equipment, and Germany was reportedly considering supplying Ukraine with the Taurus rocket system in response to an alleged Russian assassination plot against a Ukrainian metal company head. The German newspaper Bild, known for its tabloid reputation, reported the news, and the paper's editor-in-chief accused the German government of supporting Ukraine but not angering Putin, suggesting that Germany should respond with force whenever Putin is caught attempting to harm Ukraine. The editor also called for an end to Germany's reliance on US intelligence.

01:00:00 - 01:15:00

In the YouTube video titled "16.07 Front without Changes for All ON. First Session of the ES 10th Sitting," German Green Party co-chair Annalena Baerbock strongly criticized Russian leader Vladimir Putin for endangering European security and urged the US to allow Ukraine to use Western-produced weapons for self-defense. Baerbock and the German media accused Putin of not taking the West seriously and being challenged. The video also reported on the Russian Federation's preparation to close borders for potential conscripts, increasing crime rates, and exploitation of children in military factories. Additionally, tensions between Russia and China over territorial claims were discussed, with China issuing textbooks and school programs claiming larger territories, including Vladivostok. The speaker also mentioned ongoing donations to help end the war in Ukraine and encouraged viewers to subscribe to their channel and support volunteer efforts and a law firm offering legal assistance to military personnel and their families.

01:00:00

In this section of the YouTube video titled "16.07 Front without Changes for All ON. First Session of the ES 10th Sitting," the German Green Party's co-chair, Annalena Baerbock, made a stern statement against Russia and its leader, Vladimir Putin. Baerbock criticized Putin for not taking the West seriously and accused him of endangering European security. She also urged the United States to allow Ukraine to use Western-produced weapons to defend itself. The German media, represented by the chief editor of the German publication Bild, echoed Baerbock's sentiments, stating that Putin is not as all-powerful as he appears and can be challenged. The Russian Federation is reportedly preparing to close its borders to potential conscripts in case of a new wave of mobilization, and the British intelligence has warned of an impending intensification of mobilization measures. The situation in the Federation is deteriorating, and children are being employed in military factories in St. Petersburg, working up to 4 hours a day and earning a maximum wage of 14,000 rubles. Factories like Volna and Severny Press produce radio communication and radar systems, and children are being used in their production lines. This is not the first time children have been exploited in the Federation; recall the Elba factory incident where students were forced to work under threat of deportation.

01:05:00

In this section of the YouTube video titled "16.07 Front without Changes on All ON. First Session of the ES 10th Sitting," the speaker discusses the labor shortage in Rashskie universities, leading students to work at a factory instead of attending camps for rest. The absence of labor resources is not just a matter of unemployment, but a significant issue due to people leaving the Rashi Federation in large numbers, including hundreds of thousands of military personnel. The chaos and banditry in the Federation have increased since the start of the special military operation against their country, with organized crime groups responsible for a significant rise in crime. The Ministry of Internal Affairs has acknowledged the surge in organized crime and plans to hire citizens of Tajikistan to join the police force and attend juridical universities and institutions in the Federation. The Ministry of Internal Affairs in the Federation is experiencing a severe shortage of personnel and needs to recruit 152,000 people to fully staff the police force. Despite this, the number of officers in the force is decreasing as people quietly leave their positions.

01:10:00

In this section of the YouTube video titled "16.07 Front without changes in all ON. First session of the ES 10th assembly," the speaker discusses ongoing tensions between Russia and China over territorial claims. In Russia, a program is being developed to address "uncivilized" behavior from citizens, specifically women, who may be scolded or hit on the streets. In response, China has issued textbooks and school programs that claim a larger territory, including Vladivostok, which is currently Russian. These claims have caused ongoing controversy and calls for China to reclaim its historical lands. The speaker notes that China presents this information in its media and that Vladivostok is now being referred to as a Chinese city in China. The speaker expresses that this situation is a significant geopolitical issue and encourages viewers to subscribe to their channel and like the video to reach a wider audience. Additionally, they mention a law firm offering legal assistance to military personnel and their families and a volunteer fund raising money for drones to aid in the fight against an unnamed enemy.

01:15:00

In this section of the YouTube video titled "16.07 Front without changes in all ON. The first session of the ES 10th assembly," a speaker expresses their hope that God will not allow Russia to remain in their country and emphasizes the need to continue donations to help end the war. Although the end is not yet in sight, they believe that their donations are bringing it closer. The speaker expresses gratitude to the sponsors and those supporting their channel, and they pledge to continue reassuring the public of Ukraine's military strength.