Another body exchange took place. 31 russian dead for 501 ukrainian dead. This is notable as Russia isnt gaining much ground now, so its not explained by Russian advances claiming no man lands. But its also a lower ratio than the 30 for 1000 previous swaps

Also the reported total of the last 2 years of body swaps in the war now sits at 18,325 bodies received by ukraine, 588 received by russia

By swaps you mean casualties being exchanged so that they may have a burial by their own families instead of collecting flies behind enemy lines?

Yawn.. recaptured? How about Ukraine's liberation of Kherson and Lyman?
pootin has never controlled Donetsk, Kramatorsk & Slovyansk which are Ukrainian controlled areas.

This post was edited by said_aouita on Jul 17 2026 01:48am

Kherson and Lyman: Russia was seriously overstretched and were forced to pull out in 2022.

This was 2022, we all understand what happened and why Ukraine was able to quickly recapture large areas.

After that the Ukrainians have been losing ground and losing their fortress cities one after the other.

@bold They're approaching those cities...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donetsk

"As of June 2026, Russia has full control of the city"

Lol. Any response to Russian fascist invaders suffering 159 ships damaged fom July 6-17th in the Sea of Azov (117) and Black Sea (42)??????

Any response to pootin's Moscow being without gasoline?


Lol. As if pootin is winning because he gained a kilometer here or there..

"A stinging humiliation for a self-proclaimed naval superpower: for the first time since 2013, not a single Russian pootin warship remains in the Mediterranean.

Not one.

Moscow maintained a permanent naval presence there for 13 years, but that appears to be over.

Also to note- after nine years of repairs and nearly $1 billion in spending, Russia's only aircraft carrier, the Admiral Kuznetsov, now appears headed for the scrapyard.



LOL

Lol. "Seriously Overstretched." Why so serious? Lol. So why do they resort to so many North Korean troops? Meat shields?

This post was edited by said_aouita on Jul 17 2026 09:02am

Let us know how easily gasoline is available in that region.


Haha