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Russia claims to destroy Ukrainian helicopters

Briefing of the Ministry of Defense of Russia (31.03.2022 ) Troops of the Lugansk People’s Republic continue aggressive actions on the outskirts of Severodonetsk, advancing in a deep day of defense of the 57 separate motor brigade for 2 kilometers. More than 40 people of the Ukrainian brigade, three BMPs,

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Russia Mobilizes Reinforcements from Syria and Africa to Ukraine

Key Takeaways: 2 Institute for the Study of War 2022Russia began a redeployment of Wagner units and their Syrian proxies from Africa andSyria to Ukraine in early February. Libyan media sources began reporting the redeployment ofWager Group units along with their Pantsir air-defense systems and Syrian proxies in early February,with

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WAR BULLETIN

March 31, 11.00 a.m. ESTWAR ROOMGeneral Stuff of the Armed Forces of UkraineThe total combat losses of the enemy from 24.02 to 31.03:personnel – 17500,tanks ‒ 614,APVs ‒ 1735,artillery systems – 311,MLRS – 96,anti-aircraft warfare systems – 54,aircrafts – 135,helicopters – 131,vehicles – 1201,vessels – 7,fuel tanks – 75,UAVs operational-tactical

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Russia claims to destroy Ukraine ammunition warehouse

Briefing of the Ministry of Defense of Russia (28.03.2022 ) The Armed Forces of the Russian Federation continue a special military operation in Ukraine. Large ammunition warehouses were destroyed by high-intentional winged missiles of the marine base “Kalibre” in the areas of USHOMIR and VESELOVKA of the Zhytomyr region, from

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Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment 

March 27, 4:30 pm ET Russian forces have not abandoned efforts to reconstitute forces northwest of Kyiv to resume major offensive operations, and the commander of Russia’s Eastern Military District (EMD) may be personally commanding the operations. The Ukrainian General Staff reported that Russia’s 35th Combined Arms Army is rotating damaged

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WAR BULLETIN

March 26, 5.30 p.m. EST Russia deployed Rosguard units in order to suppress the resistance of the localpopulation in Kherson, Henichesk (Kherson region), Berdyansk (Zaporizhzhia region) andsome areas of Mariupol (Donetsk region).Fire broke out in Lviv due to shelling of a fuel storage.During the week, 18 humanitarian corridors were established.

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Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment 

March 26, 3:00 pm ET Russian forces continued their unsuccessful efforts to move into positions from which to attack or encircle Kyiv, claims by First Deputy Chief of the Russian General Staff Sergei Rudskoi on March 25 notwithstanding. The Russian military continues to concentrate replacements and reinforcements in Belarus and Russia

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Russia claims to capture five Ukraine towns

The grouping of troops of the Russian Armed Forces advanced another 4 kilometers overnight and captured Batmanka, Mikhailovka, Krasny Partizan, Stavki and Troitskoe. Currently developing an offensive against units of the 25th Airborne Brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. In the evening of March 24, Kalibr high-precision sea-based cruise missiles

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Peace Talks slow as Ukraine demands Russia return Donbass and Crimea

The ISW Russia team’s Ukraine Conflict Update is a semi-weekly synthetic product covering key political and rhetorical events related to renewed Russian aggression against Ukraine. This update covers events from March 22-24. All of Russia’s team’s coverage of the war in Ukraine—including daily military assessments and maps, past Conflict Updates,

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Peculiarities of Russia’s open armed aggression against Ukraine

(as at 6 p.m. /Kyiv time/ March 24) Enemy maintains preparation for resume of advance in order tocapture/surround main administrative centers of Ukraine and elimination of JOFgrouping.Russian armed forces launch air and artillery strikes on military and civilfacilities in Kharkiv, Mariupol, and Izum and around Kyiv.Aggressor maintains renewal of casualties

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March 31, 2022

Russia claims to destroy Ukrainian helicopters

Russian Defense Ministry

Briefing of the Ministry of Defense of Russia (31.03.2022 )

▫️ Troops of the Lugansk People’s Republic continue aggressive actions on the outskirts of Severodonetsk, advancing in a deep day of defense of the 57 separate motor brigade for 2 kilometers.

💥 More than 40 people of the Ukrainian brigade, three BMPs, three cars of different purposes and two field warehouses of rocket-artillery weapons were destroyed.

▫️Grouping of troops of the Donetsk People’s Republic, continuing the attack, established control over a part of the population of Novobakhmutovka. There is a fight with units of the 25th Ukrainian Airborne Brigade on the outskirts of the Novoselovk Second settlement. More than 50 nationalists, one tank, four BMPs, ammunition warehouse, and a column of fuel tankers from five cars were destroyed in a day.

💥 During the day, 28 military units of Ukraine were affected by operational and tactical aviation. Among them: four team points, three missile artillery field warehouses, four fuel tanks and 6 areas of concentration of Ukrainian military equipment.

💥 One Ukrainian Mi-24 helicopter 30 kilometers west of the city of Izyum, as well as 4 Ukrainian drone drone in the air was shot down in the air with anti-aircraft defense of the Russian Air-Space Forces in the areas of Tamarino settlements , Lisichansk and Volnovaha.

▫️On the morning of March 31, the Kiev regime attempted to evacuate from the city of Mariupol with two Mi-8 helicopters of the Regiment of Ukrainian nationalists “Azov” was carried out by the Kiev regime.

💥 According to the calculations of the portable zenit missile complex of the People’s Police of the Donetsk Republic from the Trophy American complex “Stinger” one Ukrainian Mi-8 helicopter was shot down and fell in the area of the Rybatskoye settlement.

💥 The second Ukrainian Mi-8 – was damaged from a rocket hit, fled towards the sea, but suffered a crash 20 kilometers from the shore.

📊 In total, since the beginning of a special military operation, 124 planes and 80 helicopters, 345 unmanned aircraft, 1826 tanks and other armored vehicles have been destroyed, 195 units of fire jet systems, 766 floor weapons Evo artillery and mortars, as well as 1704 units of special military automobile equipment.

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