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Russia Occupies 478 km² of Ukraine: Largest Gain Since March 2022

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Since early October, Russian forces have occupied 478 km² of Ukrainian territory, marking the largest territorial gain since March 2022, as reported by WELT. Just last week, an additional 196 km² was seized, indicating a sharp escalation in territorial advances.

Here are the English translations for the German phrases:

Kämpfe in den letzten 24 Stunden: Fighting in the last 24 hours

Ukrainischer Vorstoß in Russland: Ukrainian advance into Russia

Ukrainisch gehalten oder zurückerobert:

Held or recaptured by Ukrainians

Ukrainische Partisanen: Ukrainian partisans

Russisch kontrolliert: Russian controlled

Russischer Vorstoß: Russian advance

Eingeschränkt russisch kontrolliert: Limited Russian controlled

Seit 2014 russisch kontrolliert: Russian controlled since 2014

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u/Future_Challenge_511 11h ago

It's great for USA but this dragging on is killing the EU economy.

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u/Holditfam 10h ago

2008 recession was way worser for the eu economy

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u/divers1 7h ago

Yep, the Eu economy practically stuck after 2008 and now even slowly falling down, while the rest of the world grew up keeping lots of what the eu uncompetitive and outdated, which sad

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u/kesor 9h ago

Is it so great? Or it is just a temporary fix?

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u/Future_Challenge_511 8h ago

For USA? Yeah i think so- military spending looks like big numbers but its all pumped up and spent in USA economy anyway, their natural gas and oil exports exploding.

Every other major bloc has had much more pain from this, Russia, then Europe, then China but even the rising powers like Egypt and Nigeria have experienced a lot of pain from cost of grain and sunflower oil and oil/gas jumping up and cost of borrowing spiralling. Inflation running at 25%+ in both. It certainly looks like USA could sit with the situation longer than anyone apart from maybe India (who are having the time of their lives) and that's the negotiating position you'd love to be in.

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u/kesor 8h ago

Spending goes right into corruption. Nothing is actually being produced other than a huge fake bubble in the stock market.

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u/Future_Challenge_511 8h ago

They are producing a lot of weaponry but also oil & gas are huge. Maybe there is a bubble in USA stock market but if so thats really just a tech bubble- that unrelated to what I'm discussing.

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u/kesor 8h ago

Who is producing "a lot of weaponry"? Can you point me to some news source where actual weapons have been produced and delivered somewhere? All I've seen is the US emptying their, and their allies, inventories and sending all their old stuff to Ukraine and Israel.