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It opens up an attack route to Bakhmut from the North. This is why Ukraine defended it so hard.
I can only imagine what kind of scenes are going on there…I picture fighting in underground salt tunnels…the stuff of nightmares >

They were beautiful, no beauty remains in anything that the Russians lay their hands on as of late. >

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Russia is "Likely" to finally control most of the salt-mining town of Soledar in Ukraine's east after a months-long battle with Ukrainian forces, the UK's Ministry of Defence says.
The UK said part of the fighting had focused on entrances to the 200km-long disused tunnels and that both Russia and Ukraine "Are likely concerned that they could be used for infiltration behind their lines".
The Institute for the Study of War, a US-based think-tank, has said that Mr Prigozhin "Will continue to use both confirmed and fabricated Wagner Group success in Soledar and Bakhmut to promote the Wagner Group as the only Russian force in Ukraine capable of securing tangible gains".


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Nazi Russia, the "worlds second largest army", so proud of claiming a little mining town after almost a year of fighting. 
Truly embarrassing for nazi russia, the worlds biggest shithole. >

It opens up an attack route to Bakhmut from the North. This is why Ukraine defended it so hard. >

How bout that headline folks”pounded salt” c’mon, that’s awesome. >

For the time being >

I sincerely hope that every Russian in those mines cut themselves and the wound gets filled with salt.
And then Ukraine pisses on said wound.
SLAVI UKRAINI >

This is part of Ukraine’s 3 part plan for Bakhmut:
Step 1: allow Russian soldiers to enter salt mines.
Step 2: cut off reinforcements and seal all exits to mines.
Step 3: profit
These salt mines will end up being full of dead Russian soldiers. Bonus if they kill the head of the Wagner group.
Edit: if this happens Ukrainian armed forces wil turn the salt mines into a meme re: roach motels. >

I can only imagine what kind of scenes are going on there…I picture fighting in underground salt tunnels…the stuff of nightmares >

They were beautiful, no beauty remains in anything that the Russians lay their hands on as of late. >

This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 81%. (I'm a bot)


Russia is "Likely" to finally control most of the salt-mining town of Soledar in Ukraine's east after a months-long battle with Ukrainian forces, the UK's Ministry of Defence says.
The UK said part of the fighting had focused on entrances to the 200km-long disused tunnels and that both Russia and Ukraine "Are likely concerned that they could be used for infiltration behind their lines".
The Institute for the Study of War, a US-based think-tank, has said that Mr Prigozhin "Will continue to use both confirmed and fabricated Wagner Group success in Soledar and Bakhmut to promote the Wagner Group as the only Russian force in Ukraine capable of securing tangible gains".


Extended Summary | FAQ | Feedback | Top keywords: Soledar^#1 Ukraine^#2 Bakhmut^#3 Russia^#4 Wagner^#5 >

Nazi Russia, the "worlds second largest army", so proud of claiming a little mining town after almost a year of fighting. 
Truly embarrassing for nazi russia, the worlds biggest shithole.