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What are they doing now? Groups of five to 20 worms, the Wagner worms, we can clearly understand this, because even the same worms are following the dogs on radio intercepts.

00:25 → 00:33

The air force, I'm showing you live, is now launching nightly airstrikes and missile strikes on Bahmut.

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It's flying, it's coming up now.

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That's the sound of an air strike on the center of Bahmut.

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What they do and what happens is, three or four times a night, they use some powerful missiles, not Nursi or Fabi.

00:54 → 01:04

Fabi, that column tells me, but this one after them, this one, the tick is like, this one is real.

01:04 → 01:16

I'm sorry, but it's a terrible weapon that will bring down, tear apart Bahmut and little of it will remain of that city, I'll admit.

01:16 → 01:25

But here we are, we're holding and holding, and as usual, the same thing. Back to the Wagners, so what do they do now?

01:25 → 01:33

The foreigners, you see, the regulars, they're all over the place.

01:33 → 01:38

They send in fives, tens, twenties.

01:38 → 01:47

They're in position, and they're screaming at you to back off, and if you back off, you're better off in the basement, in a hole.

01:47 → 01:57

I don't know what's wrong with their minds, or if they're better off dead, than to die in the first attack under pressure, crashing into the reverse wagon outside the village.

01:57 → 02:04

But it looks like enough, enough, original is not the word.

02:04 → 02:12

It's not nice to say "I bought cotton". In short, it was Wagner's meatloaf, and it is what it is

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Some of it was taken away, now it's been returned, and they're in all directions that are around the bayou, rod as the advance groups, which have no work.