Really? Because I was told this was a Ukrainian propaganda map probably at least 100 times.

But I suppose Majakovsk, who can’t do anything except blindly copy Deepstate, and who lashes out with personal insults when a viewpoint different to his heavily skewed opinions is presented, must prolong the battle for Kostyantynivka in the information space for as long as possible!

If you had good reading comprehension, then you would realise I never said they escaped, so your point is irrelevant. If you knew anything about the modern state of this war, then you would realise that when neither side has large quantities of infantry concentrated on the frontline, slipping though lines to escape is not as difficult. We saw a similar scenario play out at the end of the battle for Myrnohrad at the beginning of this year.

Guys, Robotyne holds...

As the official Russian and Ukrainian MOD maps continue to become more and more extreme and ridiculous in their claims of the current situation, it has revealed which mappers are truly independent and which ones aren't.

The litmus test for this is where the frontlines sit. Because we know the Russian and Ukrainian MOD maps are both ludicrous, the maps that sit more in the middle are more likely to be independent.

While of course, differing definitions for terms such as "consolidation", "grey-zone", and "infiltration zone" make up a large portion of these disparities between different mappers, there comes a point where the trend becomes too hard to ignore...

The maps that change in tandem with either side's MOD map, whether that be due to blind trust or sources on the ground being told to repeat such propaganda, are most likely not independent. Any plausible deniability regarding this is dead.

Some examples of truly independent mappers:
@Suriyak_maps, @Kalibrated_Maps, @WeebUnionWar, @clement_molin, @Playfra0 (I make an exception for him because the information he provides frequently goes against the Ukrainian MOD narrative), @Thorkill65, Anatoly Radov, and @hudsonwarmap.

I'm sure you all can guess the ones which aren't independent.

⚡️🇵🇸 Asharq: Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has issued a decree setting 28 November 2026 as the date for legislative elections, the first in nearly two decades. The presidential election is scheduled for the first quarter of 2027.

The new election law increases the parliament to 200 seats, lowers the electoral threshold to 1%, and mandates one woman per three candidates. Voter turnout is expected to include the West Bank, Gaza and East Jerusalem.

Fatah faces internal challenges, including a rival bloc from the Democratic Reform movement led by Mahmoud Dahlan and a potential independent list backed by imprisoned leader Marwan Barghouti, who has decided to run for president.

@wfwitness

Russian FPV drone strike on a petrol station east of Slovyansk, Donetsk Oblast.

⚡🇺🇦🇷🇺 The Ukrainian SBS claims to have damaged 12 additional vessels tonight. Drone footage should be released at any moment.

It does look like the anti-tanker campaign will continue until the Kerch area is completely empty of Russian tankers.

The number quickly rose to 14 before falling back to 12.

@wfwitness

It really is this trade of mid range strikes at the moment.

From the campaign on logistics to Crimea to now Russian petrol station strikes and this,

Both sides are looking to assert logistical and informational superiority over eachother.

⚡️🇱🇧🇮🇱 A clear image obtained by Warfront Witness shows an Israeli Hermes 450 UAV, bearing registration number 722, flying over Beirut and its suburbs since this morning.

@wfwitness

Russian analyst Rybar claimed Ukraine launched two domestically made ballistic missiles, an FP-9 and a Sapsan, toward Moscow on June 30 and that both were intercepted. The account conflicts with Russia’s Defense Ministry, which reported one missile downed, while the FP-9 developer denied a launch. Open-source footage and reports of multiple explosions leave the number of missiles and any impacts unconfirmed.