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In the YouTube video titled "26.08 Массированный ракетно-шахедный удар, самый масштабный с 24.02.2022," the speakers discuss the latest offensive by Russian forces against Ukraine, which involved over 100 missiles and around 100 drones. The attack lasted for over 12 hours and targeted cities such as Chernihiv, Sumy, Kharkiv, and Donetsk. The consequences of the attack, including damage to residential buildings and infrastructure, remain to be seen and could significantly impact the course of events. The speakers encourage viewers to donate to the Zlam Serd volunteer foundation, which provides drones to Ukrainian brigades, and emphasize that every donation is valuable despite the uncertainty of the war's end. The speakers also discuss the recent decrease in combat activity, with approximately 10% fewer engagements compared to previous days, but still 146 recorded incidents, including rocket attacks and aerial strikes. The enemy targeted positions of Ukrainian forces and populated areas in various regions, and Ukrainian forces continued to destroy enemy troops and equipment along operational lines. The front lines remain relatively stable, but the situation remains tense, with the most intense fighting taking place near the city of Toretsk. The enemy is attempting to enter the city and engage in urban combat, and is also pressuring the Limanske, Pokrovsk, and Vrevska directions. The enemy's resources and strength are being stretched thin as they attempt to advance on multiple fronts. The speakers also discuss the potential targets of the Ukrainian military against Belarus, including the Mozirsk MPZ, and suggest that this is a political game between Putin and Lukashenko, with Belarus allegedly transferring troops and military equipment to Russia while disguising it as military exercises. The speakers conclude by stating that they are closely monitoring the situation in the Kursk region.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "26.08 Массированный ракетно-шахедный удар, самый масштабный с 24.02.2022," the speakers from Ukraine welcome viewers and begin by reminding military personnel and their families to contact a legal firm for assistance with military service and financial compensation issues. They also mention the successes of the Zlam Serd volunteer foundation, which has been providing drones to Ukrainian brigades. The speakers explain that the war continues, and drones are now an essential part of Ukraine's arsenal, complementing their main weapons in the fight against the enemy. They encourage viewers to donate to the foundation and provide the necessary details in the video description. The speakers acknowledge that the war is ongoing, and while its end is uncertain, every donation is valuable.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "26.08 Массированный ракетно-шахедный удар, самый масштабный с 24.02.2022," the speaker discusses the latest offensive by Russian forces against Ukraine, which set a new tragic record. Russian fascists reportedly launched the most extensive missile and drone attack on Ukrainian territory to date, with over 100 missiles and around 100 drones involved. The attack lasted for over 12 hours, with drones continuing to fly in the Kyiv region until nearly 15 hours local time. The cities of Chernihiv, Sumy, Kharkiv, and Donetsk were primarily targeted, with ground-launched rockets and ballistic missiles fired from the Voronezh and Rostov regions. Several drones were also shot down in the Nikolaevskaya region. The consequences of these attacks, including damage to residential buildings and infrastructure, remain to be seen and could significantly impact the course of events. The night before, on August 2, Russian forces attacked regions along the front line in Ukraine, primarily in the Nikolaevskaya region, causing damage to around 15 residential buildings and other structures. The speaker notes that information on casualties was not available at the time. The attack began with drones flying throughout the night, and missiles were launched in the early morning hours. The attack involved various types of missiles, with missile trails visible across the entire country on radar.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "26.08 Массированный ракетно-шахедный удар, самый масштабный с 24.02.2022," the speaker discusses the recent Russian missile attack on Ukraine. The attack involved various types of missiles, including Kalibr and ballistic missiles, as well as winged X-101 and 555 cruise missiles. The Russian Federation reportedly aimed to overwhelm Ukraine's air defense system by launching these missiles in a prolonged and extended timeframe. The different types of missiles had varying speeds, with some traveling at supersonic speeds, while others were in the subsonic range. The Russian Federation had previously used a combined strike, but this attack was not stretched out over time, which gave Ukraine's air defense system an advantage. However, the sheer number of missiles made it challenging for Ukraine to defend against them all. The primary target was Ukraine's energy system, with the aim of creating a blackout or shutting down the system entirely. The attack resulted in damage in 15 regions of Ukraine, with civilian casualties and injuries reported. The energy and gas transportation infrastructure was also affected, as Ukraine is a transit country for European gas. The speaker notes that the Russian Federation's actions may impact European obligations regarding gas transit through Ukraine. The attack resulted in five reported deaths and three injuries across Ukraine. The most notable damage was caused by a missile hitting a residential building in the city of Lutsk, resulting in fatalities and injuries.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "26.08 Массированный ракетно-шахедный удар, самый масштабный с 24.02.2022," the speaker discusses the aftermath of recent missile attacks in Ukraine. The fires have been extinguished, and debris is being cleared from a multi-story building. The State Emergency Service reports casualties and injured individuals. Over 700 rescue workers and 176 units of equipment have been deployed to address the crisis. More than 57 objects have been damaged across Ukraine, including residential buildings and various other structures, some of which are part of the critical infrastructure. A residential building in Lutsk was hit, with no military objectives in the vicinity. The speaker emphasizes that this attack was intended to harm civilians. The speaker also mentions significant damage to the Kyiv Hydroelectric Power Plant, known as the "Kyiv Sea," on the Dnieper River. Initial reports suggest that the damage is not catastrophic, and the full extent of the damage and potential for restoration will be known soon. Russian media have spread false rumors about the dam collapsing and flooding the right bank of Kyiv, but these claims are not true. The dam, built during Soviet times, can only be destroyed from the inside. Previous attempts to damage the dam, such as the one at the Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant, involved transporting explosives to the site. The partial collapse of the dam did not affect its structural integrity. The Russian propaganda should not be believed, and there is no need to panic or spread these false rumors.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "26.08 Массированный ракетно-шахедный удар, самый масштабный с 24.02.2022," the speaker provides an update on the damage caused by recent missile attacks on Ukraine's infrastructure, specifically the Kyiv Hydroelectric Power Plant. The speaker notes that the fire has been extinguished, and specialists will assess the damage. The reason for the missile hitting the power plant is unclear, with responsibility lying with the country's air forces, which include both military and defensive forces. The speaker expresses that the damage to the power plant, while significant, will likely not be as extensive as the enemy had anticipated. The speaker then shares statistics on the number of missiles, drones, and aerial bombs used by the enemy during the ongoing conflict, noting that they have been using an average of 11 missiles, 15 drones, and 36 aerial bombs each day. The speaker also mentions the possibility of further missile attacks, but no guarantees can be given that there won't be another attack soon. The speaker also mentions that Russian forces have been using their air bases in Engels, and there have been reports of beavers (possibly a reference to Russian military intelligence) in the area. The speaker concludes by noting that the enemy likely has a limited supply of missiles and that they are producing around 100 missiles per month.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "26.08 Массированный ракетно-шахедный удар, самый масштабный с 24.02.2022," the speaker discusses the intense military activity on the Ukrainian frontline over the previous day, specifically focusing on the city of Kramaторsk. The enemy reportedly launched five missile strikes and 1,430 artillery attacks, including one on a hotel where a group of six journalists were staying. Two journalists were injured, and one went missing before being found dead. The speaker suggests that this attack may have been intentional, as Western journalists had recently arrived in the area. The aggressor also carried out aerial attacks in several regions, including Sumy, Kharkiv, Donetsk, Zaporizhia, and Kherson. The Ukrainian forces repelled 58 enemy assaults, with the most significant concentration of enemy forces near Novogrodka and Kalino. Despite some progress, the enemy's advance was not deep, but it was widespread.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "26.08 Массированный ракетно-шахедный удар, самый масштабный с 24.02.2022," the speaker discusses the military situation on several operational fronts. The Russian forces are withdrawing strategically while intercepting enemy communications. There have been many pessimistic conversations among military personnel about being sent on one-way missions without rotation or relief, leading to the need to disband and redistribute troops. The enemy is reportedly having difficulty transporting personnel and equipment between operational fronts. The Russian forces are responding by increasing their efforts on other fronts to prevent maneuvering of enemy forces and resources. In the past day, there have been eight attacks by the enemy in the Ugledar region, with the most significant advance towards Vodianovka. The Russians have countered with air, rocket, and artillery strikes, destroying enemy personnel and equipment in several areas. Overall, there have been no significant changes along the front line, and the focus will be on analyzing the enemy's movements and responding accordingly. The Russian forces reportedly destroyed 1,190 enemy personnel and damaged or destroyed 89 tanks, 47 reactive artillery systems, two anti-aircraft systems, 31 operational-tactical unmanned aerial vehicles, 92 automobile and special equipment, and 17 other units.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "26.08 Массированный ракетно-шахедный удар, самый масштабный с 24.02.2022," the speaker discusses the recent decrease in combat activity, with approximately 10% fewer engagements compared to previous days. However, there were still 146 recorded incidents, including two rocket attacks using four missiles and 88 aerial strikes. The enemy targeted positions of Ukrainian forces and populated areas in Sumy, Kharkiv, Donetsk, Zaporizhzhia, and Herson regions. The enemy's air defense systems attempted to shoot down Ukrainian drones but were unsuccessful. Ukrainian forces continued to destroy enemy troops and equipment along operational lines, with four failed enemy attacks in Lipets and Volchansk. Notably, Ukrainian forces inflicted significant damage on the enemy in Volchansk. The front lines remain unchanged, with the enemy attempting to launch attacks in various locations, including the Kupiansk and Limanske directions, but without success. Ukrainian forces are counterattacking on specific sectors and causing significant damage to enemy troops. The main enemy efforts were focused on nine failed attacks on Ukrainian positions in certain areas. Overall, the front lines have not changed significantly over the past day.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "26.08 Массированный ракетно-шахедный удар, самый масштабный с 24.02.2022," the speaker discusses the ongoing military conflict and the unsuccessful attempts of the enemy to advance on the Ukrainian front lines. The defense held strong, repelling all attacks, and the line of front remained unchanged on the Severном operational direction. However, the enemy activated the Kramaторsk direction, attempting to withdraw equipment and troops from the area and send them to the Kursk region for reinforcement. Private security firms, who had signed contracts to provide security, found themselves on the front lines instead, suffering heavy losses. The situation is particularly difficult, with the enemy launching frequent attacks on various fronts, including the Ivasovskaya, Andreevka, and Grigorievka areas. Despite heavy artillery and air support, the Ukrainian forces are managing to hold their ground and counterattack, but the situation remains tense. The most intense fighting is taking place near the city of Toretsk, where the enemy is trying to enter the city and engage in urban combat. The enemy also continues to pressure the Limanske, Pokrovsk, and Vrevska directions, and has even launched an attack on Kurakhovo. The enemy's resources and strength are being stretched thin as they attempt to advance on multiple fronts.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "26.08 Массированный ракетно-шахедный удар, самый масштабный с 24.02.2022," the speaker discusses the recent military actions in the regions of Carlovka, Pokrovskoe, and Kurakhovske. The enemy, composed mainly of experienced mercenaries, attempted to advance and capture key positions, particularly in the Carlovka area. However, the Ukrainian forces were able to resist and push the enemy back, with the most significant progress made in the Konstantinovka region where the enemy managed to advance several hundred meters into Ukrainian territory. The number of enemy attacks in the area of Carlovka increased significantly, and the enemy focused on cutting off the supply route to the Ukrainian forces. The Ukrainian forces responded with heavy artillery fire and counter-battery operations to neutralize the enemy's artillery. Despite the losses, the front line remained relatively stable in the other sectors. The speaker also noted a significant decrease in enemy attacks in the Remontnyi direction.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "26.08 Массированный ракетно-шахедный удар, самый масштабный с 24.02.2022," the speaker discusses recent military activities in the region. Despite the enemy attempting to storm their positions ten times in the same place, the situation has changed, and their positions are more stable. The enemy has not made significant progress in their offensive, and there have been position-based battles and artillery exchanges. The enemy has not launched active offensive or attacking actions on these fronts. However, the situation on the Pridneprovskie direction has been more active, with Russian forces attacking their positions twice on the left bank of the Dnepr, receiving a harsh response and suffering losses. Russian forces have been applying pressure on both banks of the Dnepr and their positions. However, their efforts have not resulted in success. The situation has changed again in the last two days, with Belarusian forces becoming more active due to the complex situation on the border. Belarusian military command, along with President Lukashenko, has ordered troops to move to the border to protect the Belarusian state border. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine has responded by calling on Belarus to withdraw its troops and mercenaries from the Ukrainian border and for Belarusian officials not to make tragic mistakes under Russian pressure.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "26.08 Массированный ракетно-шахедный удар, самый масштабный с 24.02.2022," the speaker discusses the potential targets of the Ukrainian military against Belarus, including the Mozirsk MPZ, which is located 30 km from the Ukrainian border. The speaker also mentions that there is a threat of detonation at this factory, leading them to believe that Belarusian President Lukashenko is aware of the situation. The speaker suggests that this is a political game between Putin and Lukashenko, with Belarus allegedly transferring troops and military equipment to Russia while disguising it as military exercises. The speaker also mentions that Russia has already taken military equipment from Belarusian storage sites and is now transferring military personnel and reserves to the border. The speaker concludes by stating that they are closely monitoring the situation in the Kursk region.

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In the YouTube video titled "26.08 Массированный ракетно-шахедный удар, самый масштабный с 24.02.2022," the speaker discusses the ongoing military situation in the Kursk region, where Russian forces have taken control of several populated areas and are working to complete a large potato field, while Ukrainian forces have set up a pontoon bridge to cross the river. The speaker also mentions the destruction of the third bridge and the use of drones and artillery by both sides. The Russian military has suffered losses from drone attacks in Engels and Saratov, and there have been large fires in a populated area, with resources being transferred to help put them out. The speaker also touches on the military and political situation in the country, including the possibility of military instructors being sent to Ukraine by the European Union, and the United States' priorities regarding potential military actions against Russia, China, and North Korea. The video concludes with a call for continued support for the volunteer fund for drones and a plea for viewers to subscribe to the channel.

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In this section, the speaker discusses the ongoing military situation in the Kursk region, stating that while the tempo of advancement has been reduced, progress is still being made. The Russian forces have taken control of several populated areas and are working to complete a large potato field between the Seym River and the state border. The third bridge, which was previously partially destroyed, has now been mostly destroyed and can only be crossed on foot or by bike. The Ukrainian forces have set up a pontoon bridge to cross the river, and the artillery and aviation are on standby to attack it once it is fully assembled. The speaker also mentions that the Russian forces have amassed around 10,000 troops to stop the Ukrainian advance, but more troops are needed to effectively counter their offensive. President Zelensky has described the operation in the Kursk region as a preventative strike that prevented the encirclement of part of Sumy and the occupation of the city of Sumy. Ukrainian forces have carried out eight airstrikes, four missile strikes, and artillery fire on enemy positions over the past few days. Additionally, one radio electronic warfare station was destroyed.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "26.08 Массированный ракетно-шахедный удар, самый масштабный с 24.02.2022," the speaker discusses the losses suffered by the enemy over the past few days along the front line from Belgorod to Oleshya. The enemy was attacked by drones in Engels and Saratov, resulting in damaged buildings and at least 20 destroyed drones. The Russian military was able to shoot down some of the drones, but others crashed into buildings or were disabled by radio-electronic warfare. The speaker also mentions that Russian special services will reveal the source of the attack soon. Additionally, there was a powerful explosion at the Gazprom NEF oil refinery in Omsk, and the cause of the explosion is unknown. The fire is spreading and there is a risk of new explosions. The column AVT-1 and the oil depot in Proletsk are also on fire, and the drones are preventing them from being extinguished. The fires have been burning for eight days, and it appears that they will continue until they are completely out.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "26.08 Массированный ракетно-шахедный удар, самый масштабный с 24.02.2022," there are reports of a large fire spreading in a populated area, with residential homes already on fire. The fire is being fought from both sides, with resources being transferred from a nearby oil base to help put out the fires in the civilian sector, primarily on one side. There is also discussion of the military and political situation in the country, with the president of Poland unexpectedly mentioning that when the Russian forces retreat from Ukraine, he will be the first to call President Zelensky and ask him not to pursue them. This comment caused a stir in the information sphere. Additionally, there have been reports of Russian soldiers expressing a desire to escape from the army and return to Russia to live normal lives. The New York Times has published reports of a new nuclear plan approved by President Biden, which includes measures for the safety of the United States in response to or prevention of nuclear threats or wars. This document is standard procedure and was signed by Biden, but there have been some updates due to changing priorities. The United States currently considers the greatest priority to be the nuclear threat from China, which could potentially align with the Russian Federation. The document is kept in a limited circulation and is not stored electronically to prevent it from being hacked.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "26.08 Массированный ракетно-шахедный удар, самый масштабный с 24.02.2022," the speaker discusses a document regarding potential military actions against Russia, China, and North Korea. The document, which is printed exclusively using mechanical means and not available electronically, outlines the United States' priorities, including preventing a triumvirate of China, Russia, and North Korea from forming. The United States Institute for the Study of War is examining the possibility of attacking military targets in Russia's territory using long-range weapons, but only 17 of the 250 potential targets are aerospace installations, and the US has not been granted permission to attack the remaining 233 targets. European Union representatives are set to discuss the possibility of sending military instructors to Ukraine in the coming weeks, with some countries, such as France, supporting the idea, while others, like Austria, Hungary, Germany, Malta, and Slovenia, are opposed due to concerns of escalating the conflict. The speaker expresses confusion about what further escalation of the conflict could occur, given that the situation has already reached a critical point following the Kursk military operation and the recent massive missile attack.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "26.08 Массированный ракетно-шахедный удар, самый масштабный с 24.02.2022," the speaker discusses ongoing conflicts, specifically between Israel and Hizballah, and the lack of diplomatic solutions to these antagonistic situations. The speaker emphasizes that past attempts at diplomacy, such as the Minsk agreements, have not led to lasting peace and that military conflict is the only viable option. The speaker also mentions the involvement of other countries, including the United States, and the establishment of Russian bank branches in third countries as a means of bypassing Western sanctions. The video concludes with a call to action for viewers to subscribe to the channel and seek legal assistance from a consulting firm for military personnel and their families facing financial and legal issues.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "26.08 Массированный ракетно-шахедный удар, самый масштабный с 24.02.2022," the speaker expresses gratitude for previous donations towards the volunteer fund for drones and makes a plea for continued support. The drones are described as essential for the defense of Ukraine and are dispatched to the front lines as soon as they are ready. The speaker also acknowledges the importance of sponsors and those who contribute to the channel, and reaffirms their commitment to supporting Ukraine's forces towards victory.