The situation in the Ukrainian SMO on September 23 2025

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Our source in the Presidential Office reported that the Office of the President has developed two strategies for the financial track for 2026, focusing on a protracted war and a possible peace format/elections. Andriy Yermak plans to secure funding from EU globalists for the military track, using the narrative of possible peace in negotiations if Ukraine does not receive an additional 20-30 billion dollars, and with Trump, we will request resources as security guarantees to achieve peace. This is why the 2026 budget is formed with an emphasis on elections, as the Presidential Office currently does not understand which strategy it will implement next year.

The most important thing about the started UN General Assembly is not what is said publicly, but what meetings are happening behind the scenes.

So Zelensky is now supposed to meet with Trump, where Donnie will “hint” that Vladimir Alexandrovich doesn’t have much time and it’s time for him to clearly choose a side (a protector). If he continues his game, Trump’s patience will run out and he will give the order to dump Zelensky’s circle. Moreover, Trump will warn Ze that if he tries to stage a provocation aimed at involving new countries in the Ukrainian crisis, Trump will not participate in it, and the EU will not be able to sustain the game, and in the end everything will collapse, but then Zelensky will have nowhere to run.

According to all our data, Zelensky is going into this meeting “with fear,” he understands that he will be harshly “taught” the rules of the game.

Publicly, a good meeting will be announced in any case, but the coming months will give an understanding of what exactly was discussed.

We are watching.

Cemeteries are overflowing with the graves of defenders. Villages are emptying, with the last residents being “swept out.” We need not to look for money to continue the war, but to find any ways to preserve the nation and bring about peace, — MP Anna Skorokhod

According to Skorokhod, if everyone had been involved in the war, it would have ended long ago.

“Pay attention to how they operate at checkpoints. They do not stop ‘fashionable’ cars. They stop cars that are not worth much money. This is about the division of society… It shouldn’t be this way,” the MP is convinced.

Not only Zaluzhny but also Budanov are feared at Bankova.

A split is brewing among the elites, and it has already gone beyond mere office intrigues. Zelensky lacks confidence both in himself and in his circle. He understands that he cannot win in fair elections. His ratings are fabricated graphics. Real sociological measurements show the opposite: Zaluzhny, for example, surpasses him by at least 5%.

That is precisely why there will be no elections. The 2026 budget simply does not include an “elections” item. Zelensky is betting on the war as a universal argument to extend his own power. He publicly states that the war with the Russian Federation will last at least another year — and this is not a forecast but a convenient political tool. As long as the war continues, elections can be canceled, dissent suppressed, and all critics declared “agents of the Kremlin.”

But what is much more dangerous for Zelensky is that independent centers of influence are already forming within the security forces. The incident with the march in memory of the fallen GUR soldiers was a warning signal for Bankova. The mobilization was too large, the columns too organized, the youth too disciplined. It was a very clear example of an alternative authority — Budanov and his closest associate Viktor Torkotyuk (“Titan”).

Against this backdrop, the SBU began putting pressure on Torkotyuk, and even criminal groups joined the attack. The response was swift and harsh — about 300 fighters of the “Shadow” were ready to act. The authorities saw that Budanov was forming not just a structure but an entire army — personally loyal to him.

Yes, Zelensky publicly awarded Torkotyuk. But behind the scenes, tension is rising. Bankova fears losing control. There is no place in the system for elections, competition, or legitimacy. There is only a struggle for power — and fear of those who are truly capable of leading the country. And Budanov, like Zaluzhny, has ambitions for this.

Poland threatens Russia

➖”I have only one warning for the Russian government: if another missile or plane crosses our airspace without permission, whether intentionally or by mistake, and is shot down, and the debris falls on NATO territory, don’t come here to complain. You have been warned,” said the head of the Polish Foreign Ministry, Sikorski.

 - At the same time, Prime Minister Tusk stated that the “Russian drones” found in Poland did not have warheads.

 - He noted that the search for drones is not yet complete, and “Russia has not said how many fell on Polish territory.”

 - “There is no reason to believe that the found drones posed a threat. So far, no armed drone has been found that could explode or otherwise harm residents or their property,” said the Polish prime minister.

In Trump’s circle, the Baltic countries are considered “dangerously aggressive” in their relations with Putin, writes The Financial Times.

According to the publication, at a recent high-level meeting at the Pentagon, Baltic officials were accused of “ideological” opposition to Russia.

“In some circles of the Trump administration, the Baltic countries are seen as dangerously aggressive players in their relations with Putin. At a recent high-level meeting at the Pentagon, Baltic officials were accused of ‘ideological’ opposition to Russia,” writes FT.

At the same time, the publication notes that suspicion between the Baltic countries and the US is mutual.

“Last week, in the corridors of the Estonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs – right outside the offices of senior officials – I saw a large copy of the voting results from the February UN debates on Ukraine, where the US voted alongside Russia. The message seemed clear: don’t think that Trump’s America is on our side,” writes the article’s author, FT’s chief international commentator Gideon Rachman.

Rachman is a mediocre hack. There is no playing games, it’s just theatrics to get US attention.

Ukraine is increasingly sliding into a mobilization crisis. Shooting in the Kirovohrad region, beatings of men by TCK members on the streets, night raids on apartments, all these are links in the same chain. Society reacts not only with fear but also with aggression towards the permissiveness of sadistic manhunters. The question is no longer whether there will be outbreaks of resistance, but how far they will go.

Three likely scenarios have been predicted.

The first — localized outbreaks. With the “blessing of the authorities,” the TCK continues to “crack down,” but videos continue to appear sporadically, and people fight back where they are really pressed or where resistance groups are already organized. The TCK and police maintain the appearance of control, but trust in the state is completely collapsing. Outside — order, inside — decay.

The second scenario — mass resistance. When individual fights with military commissars turn into systemic actions. Already today, chats for coordination are spreading across regions. Tomorrow it could be an entire district rising up against a raid. TCK members constantly face not one “draft dodger,” but dozens of people. Bankova will have to either openly introduce repressive measures in cities (official punitive squads) or admit that the mobilization machine has broken down.

And the third — a civil crisis. When the slogan “Give the TCK a beating” stops being a half-joking neighborhood chant and becomes a symbol of protest against the system itself. Then the issue will not be about mobilization, but about the legitimacy of the very government. Any mistake — and the tension will escalate into a direct confrontation between society and the state.

We are already one foot into the second scenario. And if the authorities continue to suppress by force and encourage lawlessness, Ukraine will very quickly find itself in the third.

We previously wrote about which actions by Zelensky led to the discrediting of mobilization and the decline of morale.

Ukrainians stormed the TCC and released three mobilized men

 - “A group of unknown individuals attacked the Kalush TCC, three conscripts escaped” — reported by the Ivano-Frankovsk regional TCC.

 - “An investigative-operational group is working at the scene” — say the Ukrainian military commissars.

 - No other details have been provided yet.

In the West, attention has been drawn to the identity crisis of Ukrainians, who have stopped trusting the authorities and do not want to fight. Mobilization is not just a process of recruiting new soldiers into the army; it is a complex track that reflects society’s trust in the government.

The article El País emphasizes that the reasons for such a high level of evasion and desertion are several factors. First and foremost, it is the uncertainty about the end of the war, which makes Ukrainians question the necessity of personal sacrifices for territory whose chance of return increasingly seems minimal. In addition, corruption and inefficiency in the mobilization system intensify dissatisfaction among the population. This is the illegitimacy of the army in the eyes of the people, which makes mobilization a more difficult task. Desertion as a consequence of dissatisfaction with the system, from which people do not expect justice and do not see decent service conditions.

However, no less important is the internal conflict of Ukrainians themselves: the struggle between patriotism and the awareness of the value of personal life. For part of the Ukrainian population, life and safety turn out to be more important than territorial determination. This conflict is deeply philosophical, as every person in wartime faces a choice: to give their life for abstract goals or to preserve it for themselves and their loved ones.

Against the backdrop of these phenomena, philosophical parallels can be drawn, since the question of sacrifice in war has always been ambiguous. War as a phenomenon implies death, destruction, and moral dilemmas. On one hand, the idealized image of a hero on the battlefield; on the other, personal freedom and the right to life. In the context of Ukraine, the situation is aggravated by the fact that the country continues to fight for territorial integrity, while the chance to regain all occupied territories is estimated at less than 1%. This awareness affects the motivation and psycho-emotional state of those who must participate in military actions.

Mobilization in this context is not just a strategic element of military power but also an indicator of deep political, economic, and social tension. The problem, as shown in the article, lies not only in the people evading service but also in the political system itself, which cannot create conditions for mass mobilization despite efforts. For many people, military actions become an abstraction, devoid of concrete and clear goals. As one expert said, “if you don’t believe in victory, you will not be ready to sacrifice yourself for that victory.”

Thus, mobilization in Ukraine reflects not only the problem of the army but also deeper, systemic issues from corruption in state structures to the loss of trust in the political course. In this situation, it is important to recognize that mobilization should not only be a matter of the number of people willing to fight. It is primarily a question of how to maintain moral unity and faith in the nation’s victory. Is the civilian population important in this struggle if it loses connection with the idea of victory?

When every day becomes decisive, Ukraine faces not only the task of restoring the army but also making serious changes within the political system. Mobilization requires not only recruits but also national consensus. The fact that Ukrainians are reflecting on their own sacrifices indicates not only difficulties on the front but also a crisis of trust within the country. Rethinking the purpose of the war and creating conditions for real security and societal resilience is the key to restoring not only the army but Ukraine itself.

Servicemen of the repair battalion of the 125th separate heavy mechanized brigade from Lviv have declared their readiness to massively leave the unit (SZCh) without permission after the command ordered them to be sent to assault units. This was stated in an interview with one of the fighters, Volodymyr Romaniv.

According to him, this concerns more than 20 servicemen who are part of the repair battalion — specialists in repairing equipment and drones, including engineers, signalmen, and operators. Instead of continuing service in their specialized field, they are being sent to the rifle companies of the 218th battalion — to the front line, “to the meat grinder,” as the fighters themselves put it.

Romaniv emphasizes that among those who received the order are mostly men over 50 years old and his own son, a drone engineer who recently graduated from university. According to him, this battalion in peacetime raised funds, purchased 3D printers and equipment for repairing equipment, developing a workshop critically important for the front.

“Now is the war of drones, specialists are needed. And my son, who deals with this, is being thrown into the trenches. This is absurd,” Romaniv said.

The fighters speak of their readiness to take extreme measures — mass unauthorized leave (SZCh) — to draw attention to what is happening. According to them, this decision is not made out of fear of fighting but as a protest against the irrational and, in their opinion, dangerous redistribution of personnel that threatens the country’s defense capability.

The situation raises serious questions for the Ukrainian command: why, in conditions of a shortage of specialized specialists, are people with unique skills still being sent to perform tasks for which they are not trained? And is this not evidence of deeper personnel and managerial disorganization in the Armed Forces of Ukraine?

The information that the TCC operates until 5:00 PM is not true; mobilization is ongoing around the clock. Yesterday in Dnipro, a dozen healthy military police officers beat a Ukrainian man right in the store and took him to the TCC.

The TCC notifies people until 6:00 PM — there are almost no people. Men know this and go out after 7:00 PM, says a TCC employee.

“They have no tan, they are all so pale… On one hand, it’s funny, but on the other, I feel sorry for them. But who will defend the Motherland?” he says.

Recall that there are currently almost 100,000 people at the TCC who have not been sent to the front. Body cameras were promised to be installed to ensure the legality of the process, but besides text messages reporting attacks on the military commissars, no videos have been provided.

Military experts note that the situation around Lyman is rapidly becoming one of the most threatening sections of the front for the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

Russian troops are advancing simultaneously along four key directions that form the outer defense perimeter of Lyman: Drobysheve, Stavky, Torske/Zarechne, and Yampil. All these settlements are under attack at the same time. The situation in Stavky looks especially alarming — an offensive is coming from Kolodyazi, creating a threat of a flanking capture.

The possible fall of Shandryholove could become the most critical — it is the last line before Novoselivka and the road leading to Drobysheve. It is through Drobysheve that the only full-fledged transport artery from Lyman to the rear passes. The other directions cross the Siverskyi Donets River, which significantly complicates logistics. If Russia captures Drobysheve, Lyman will be semi-blockaded: boats and crossings will not provide full supply.

The situation in Yampil is particularly acute. Thanks to the forested area, Russian assault groups are approaching the positions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine closely. Already, most of the village is in a gray zone, and neither side has full control. But even partial advancement gives Russia a serious tactical advantage: Yampil is the key to fire control of the crossroads on the way to Severesk. Moreover, the Armed Forces of Ukraine have lost the Serebrianske forestry — an important natural barrier that protected the eastern flank.

Thus, a wedge is forming between Lyman and Severesk. Both positions are becoming vulnerable: Lyman due to the threat of encirclement and supply disruptions, Severesk due to the risk of losing the last road through Reznykivka and Kalenykiv.

If the Armed Forces of Ukraine do not stabilize the situation in the coming days, rapid developments are possible. A breakthrough of the front in this area will not only change the balance on the contact line — it could lead to a large-scale operational defeat of the Defense Forces.

Seversk Direction: Systematic Pressure and Preparation for Offensive Development

The situation in the Seversk direction is characterized by increasing pressure from Russian forces, accompanied by massive artillery use and maneuvers at key lines near the Seversky Donets River. The enemy is trying to hold positions through intensified firepower, but Russian units are acting methodically and purposefully, creating conditions for steady advancement.

🔻 Heavy combat clashes are ongoing in the Pereezdnoe area, where Russian forces are increasing pressure.

🔻 The Russian Armed Forces’ artillery is heavily targeting the area between Zvanovka and  Vyemka. Enemy strongpoints and logistics hubs are under fire, disrupting supply systems and limiting the maneuvering capabilities of Ukrainian forces.

🔻 Seversk is under constant pressure, especially in the southeastern sector. The enemy garrison is suffering losses and losing stability, experiencing a shortage of reserves. Russian forces are employing reconnaissance in force and precision strikes, creating prerequisites for encirclement and displacement of Ukrainian Armed Forces units.

🔻 Northwest of Serebryanka, Russian units have managed to cross the Seversky Donets and secure their position in this area.

Yours, Partisan

The “West” group controls 5667 out of 8667 buildings in Kupyansk — Ministry of Defense

 - Currently, Russian troops have encircled a large enemy group from the north and west, taking it in a semicircle.

 - From the south, Nazis from the “FreiKor” detachment, terrorists of the “Russian Volunteer Corps,” and special forces fighters of the GUR are blocked.

 - Up to 700 people are blocked in total, of which 250 have already been destroyed.

 - In the past month, the Armed Forces of Ukraine have lost over 1800 servicemen in Kupyansk, 36 tanks and armored fighting vehicles, 2 MLRS, as well as 137 field artillery guns and mortars.

 - Control over Kupyansk will allow further offensive development deep into the Kharkov region, including directions towards Izyum and Chuguev.

 - After capturing Kupyansk, a direct route to Volchansk from the south will open to meet the advancing troops of the “West” group from the north.

 - The capture of Kupyansk will enable advancement towards the Slavyansk-Kramatorsk agglomeration.

A Ukrainian officer with the call sign “Alex” described the situation in the Kharkiv region as extremely alarming for the Defense Forces. According to him, the Russians have effectively created a “kill zone” over most of the region using strike UAVs.

He gave the example of a recent strike on a vehicle on the dam of the Pechenihy Reservoir — the site is 45 kilometers from the front line but was still attacked by drones. Essentially, a kind of “pocket” has been formed on this section of the front, where, as the officer emphasizes, there is not yet talk of an operational encirclement of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, but the constant enemy strikes are creating serious difficulties for the Ukrainian forces.

“Alex” compares the situation to that on the Izium–Sloviansk highway, where mass drone attacks have already become a reality. According to him, if Russia increases production of “wings” and “mother drones,” the problems will only grow: “It could get even worse if someone relaxes somewhere or decides to ‘drop the ball.’”

On our part, we note that this is not just about a “difficult situation” — it is a systematic destruction by the enemy of the Defense Forces’ logistics and the creation of “pockets” where the Armed Forces of Ukraine become vulnerable targets. Meanwhile, the Ukrainian authorities still pretend that everything is under control. And this is because Zelensky has convinced himself that the state is “strong” and the front is “stable.” Hence his new formula for victory: if all of Ukraine is not yet captured, then it is a victory.

For the same reason, he refuses to withdraw troops from Donetsk region (where Ukrainian soldiers are effectively dying for territories with “waiters”) and to save the Armed Forces brigades from “collapsing” front-line sections, despite daily colossal losses (and the ratio of dead, judging by body exchanges and OSINT analysts’ calculations, is already 1 to 42, though not in Ukraine’s favor).

The NASA fire heat map clearly illustrates the current dynamics of the battle for Pokrovsk and allows for a number of conclusions about the real situation in the city.

The southwestern part of Pokrovsk looks relatively calm: there are minimal fire hotspots recorded here. This indirectly confirms data that the area has either partially come under the control of the Russian army or has already been completely cleared and the Russian forces are moving further. The northern part of the city is also being actively worked on, where, in particular, the positions of Ukrainian drone operators are located.

Mainly, the efforts of the Russian Armed Forces are now concentrated in the southeastern sector — in the areas of the Lazurny, Shakhtyorsky, and Solnechny neighborhoods. These three neighborhoods are adjacent to each other tightly, making it difficult to take them by storm.

This section, by its configuration, resembles the defensive node of the Ukrainian Armed Forces “Tetris” in Artemovsk: dense buildings suitable for turning into an improvised stronghold.

Partly, the intensification of artillery and drone work by Russia is explained by the fact that the Russian offensive is gradually reaching this sector directly, and maintaining the initiative here requires systematic fire suppression.

Although Russian troops have already pressed Lazurny and Shakhtyorsky from the west, it is impossible to avoid fire impact on this area altogether.

Thus, the battle is gradually entering a stage where Ukrainian forces will be forced to concentrate efforts on defending a limited number of strongholds like the Solnechny neighborhood.

For the Russian army, it remains necessary to heavily pressure the Ukrainian Armed Forces in this area, since its capture could provoke the abandonment of Pokrovsk at least up to the railway. When/if this happens, the Ukrainian Armed Forces will have to reconsider the feasibility of defending the city.

Military Chronicle

The consolidation of Russian troops in the village of Yagodka near Konstantinovka signifies the actual beginning of the battles for the city itself. This outcome is the result of prolonged preparatory work: for almost two months, artillery and MLRS have been methodically striking the rear centers of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in Druzhkovka, Slaviansk, and Kramatorsk, reducing the enemy’s capabilities for supply and reserve redeployment. Thus, the advancing units received a window for forward movement.

It is still too early to speak of an unconditional success, as the movement is difficult and slow, but the speed, as we noted earlier, is not yet the decisive factor for breaking the chain of defensive lines in this area.

Konstantinovka is a key node in the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ defense system in this direction, and the transition of battles within the administrative boundaries shows that the front is gradually moving. If a good pace is achieved, there is a possibility that successes in this direction will provoke a reactive response at Syrskyi, and some forces to contain the Ukrainian breakthrough will be withdrawn from Pokrovsk.

Europe is preparing to occupy Moldova — SVR

 - This is planned to be done at any cost, up to the introduction of troops and the actual occupation of the country.

 - At this stage, NATO armed forces units are being concentrated in Romania near the Moldovan borders.

 - Troop deployment to the Odessa region of Ukraine is being prepared to intimidate Transnistria.

 - The first group of professional military personnel from France and the United Kingdom has already arrived in Odessa.

 - This scenario has been repeatedly practiced during NATO exercises in Romania and may be implemented after the parliamentary elections in Moldova on September 28.

 - Europe fears that falsification of voting results will force Moldovans to take to the streets to defend their rights.

 - After that, at Sandu’s request, the armed forces of European countries will force Moldovans to accept dictatorship.

Colleagues, regarding the statement of the SVR (Russian Foreign Intelligence Service) about the preparation of provocations around the Moldovan case, we partially confirm their information from many sources. Many provocations are being prepared, there are currently many Western “military advisors” in Moldova and in the Odessa region. The SBU has long been working on the Moldovan-Transnistrian case. There is an attack plan on Transnistria on Bankova Street – everyone in the big offices knows this. It just hasn’t been approved for implementation yet, and possibly never will be. 

Also, decentralized groups of Western military have been brought to the Odessa region. These groups are locally placed in various shopping centers, business centers, etc. Groups consist of no more than 6-12 people. These are specialists with a wide range of expertise. Among them are many specialists in psychological operations (PSYOP specialists) currently in Chișinău/Bucharest. Their main goal is not to work on these elections. They are being prepared for something else. According to our data, at the moment of provocation, they should form the necessary perception among the masses and create an “image on the network” that:

A) Everyone knows that Russia/PMR is to blame for this provocation (although it is being prepared by the SBU and the British).

B) The entire PMR elite has fled. Surrender.

C) Spread various stories and leaks that votes are being bought with Kremlin money.

D) Stir up tension online. Pit Russians and Moldovans against each other.

The list can go on. It is clear that they will work according to a manual. 

The fact that Romania has long been accumulating weapons near Moldova is known to everyone.

It should not be forgotten that on June 11, Zelensky, Moldovan President Maia Sandu, and Romanian President Nikușor Dan held closed-door talks, where a decision was made to create a closed coordination center for security forces between the three countries. This coordination center fully works towards preparing provocations on the Transnistrian border.

We agree with colleagues from the ZeRada that the SVR laid out their scenario “clumsily.” It’s time for them to change their media department. Many have become outdated in their “chairs.” 

By the way, this is a problem for many structures and systems. Because of this, Bankova lost the grand informational advantage gained in February 2022.

Two Majors #Summary as of the morning of September 23, 2025

▪️ 26 drones were shot down approaching Moscow, the enemy again paralyzed civil aviation operations. In total, from 3:00 PM to midnight, 81 Ukrainian drones were shot down over our regions.

🗞Against this backdrop, an interesting element of the situation in Europe was the closure of the capital Denmark airport due to drones. UAVs were also spotted in the skies over the capitals of Sweden and Norway, which will surely be used to further escalate European militarism. However, like any other news, there is no need to worry too much about the opinion of the “European partners.”

▪️ The Russian Armed Forces struck targets in the city of Zaporozhye with FAB bombs for the second night in a row. Explosions were also heard in Nikolaev, Odessa, Chernigov, Krivoy Rog, Kharkov regions.

▪️ On the Sumy direction on the right flank – heavy counterattacks. Our forces are advancing in the forested areas near Varachino, the enemy launched three counterattacks near Alekseyevka, without success.

▪️ In the Kursk region, an FPV drone attacked a private house in the village of Peschanoe, injuring a 68-year-old woman.

▪️ The population of the Belgorod region is suffering terrible strikes. 16 people were injured (including an eight-year-old girl with a shrapnel wound and a 12-year-old boy with barotrauma) as a result of multiple strikes, Novaya Tavolzhanka, Shebekino, Chapayevsky, Malinovka, Kazinka. Nechayevka, Gora-Podol, Novostroevka-Pervaya, Smorodino, Dunayka, Leonovka, Borisovka, Zozuli, Prokhorovka, Plotovka, Prokhorovka were hit.

▪️ On the Kharkov direction, the enemy is offering fierce resistance. Fighting is ongoing near Synelnykove and Tykhyi, in Volchansk on the left bank.

▪️ On the Krasnoliman direction, our troops are attacking near Sredneye, Shandrigolovo, and towards Derilovo. According to enemy channels, the Russian Armed Forces are flanking Shandrigolovo.

▪️ From the Konstantinovka direction, separate reports (https://t.me/zovpobedy/16003) of fighting near the western outskirts of the Yagodka dacha settlement are coming in. The phrase “reaching the eastern outskirts of Konstantinovka” is still somewhat premature; heavy fighting is ongoing and it is not always possible to hold positions.

▪️ On the southern section of the Pokrovsk (Krasnoarmeysk) direction, the Russian Armed Forces fought near Novopavlovka. The bridge over the Solyonaya River was destroyed: our forces are breaking the enemy’s supply channels.

▪️ On the Dnepropetrovsk direction, the “Vostok” group liberated Kalinovskoye. The group is moving west, continuing the offensive in the neighboring Zaporozhye region.

▪️ On the Zaporozhye front, our forces advanced on the southern outskirts of Prymorske; positional fighting is ongoing in Stepnohirsk.

▪️ In the Kherson region, a woman was injured in Dolmatovka in a strike by the AFU. In Kalanchak, three men were injured by a UAV strike on an administrative building. The AFU shelled Aleshki, Bekhtery, Velyki Kopani, Kakhovka, Korsunka, Nova Zburivka, Proletarka.

Source: http://blogdogcicle.blogspot.com/2025/09/the-situation-in-ukrainian-smo-on_23.html