Group „O“ in Belogorovka - the last village that was needed to fully liberate the LPR

Russian army death toll confirmed through social networks and events. The information has been collected by anti-Putin people but it is generally quite reliable, the trend is clearly downwards and there are not many KIA lately.
However, the number is likely to be higher.
LDPR do publish their casualty report on a weekly basis and it is around 4000, Russia probably has another 4000 so it is most likely that the allied troops have lost about 8000-9000 people permanently (Killed In Action).

The Ukrainian Terrorist Army strike against Novaya Kakhovka hit a saltpeter depot, not an ammunition depot. This is in contrast to the recent strike in the Donbass, which did hit an ammunition depot, which was inadvertently leaked on the internet by an overzealous local volunteer organizer/government bureaucrat.

We're back to 0/10 for the day then.

Seversk will be completely liberated by the end of the week, hopefully even by the beginning of the weekend. We will let you know.

Mop-up is ongoing and is having much success.

There are high-credibility reports of Ukrainian troops withdrawing in smaller groups from Seversk and Soledar, with trucks full of stolen property from burglared residential dwellings of local civilians. The same pattern is starting, but is not as apparent in Artyomovsk (Bakhmut).

https://t.me/CyberspecNews/4933

NOTE:
I've been told this is older footage from the first attack.

Latest reports I've seen, say the Sokol plant caugt fire from remains of a shot down missile

❗️About the situation in Mariupol🔻

MARIUPOL, July 14. /TASS/. Water supplies in Mariupol will be resumed already in July, Mariupol’s Mayor Konstantin Ivashchenko told TASS.

"Water is already supplied to all districts of the city, but is flows by gravity so far. Pumps are not yet operational because of numerous leaks," he said, adding that repair works are conducted seven days a week.

"I am sure with will cope with this problem already this month," he stressed.

According to the mayor, shops and pharmacies are opening in the city. "At least two pharmacies are already working. Two shops have been opened on the left bank and another two in the city. We are in negotiations with suppliers. We plan to open more shops already this month," he said.

Mariupol is the largest city on the Azov Sea coast, a large seaport and a key metallurgical center in Donbass. The battles for Mariupol erupted on February 25 and the city was totally blocked. On April 21, Russian Defense Minister Sergey Shoigu reported to President Vladimir Putin that the city has been completely liberated. He noted that the Kiev regime had declared the city as an "actual temporary capital of the Donetsk region" in 2014. According to Shoigu, over eight years Mariupol had been turned into "a stronghold and a shelter to Ukrainian radical nationalists.".

Mariupol authorities plan to resume operation of the city’s passenger port to link the city with Russia’s Rostov-on-Don and Black Sea cities, Ivashchenko told.

"We plan to resume operation of the passenger port, which will be linked with the Black Sea and with Rostov-on-Don, and even upstream of the Don River," he said.

According to the mayor, the city’s cargo port has already resumed operation. "We have a large port, but its operation was hindered due to electricity shortages," he said, adding that following the commissioning of a 35kV substation in early June, the cost of loading works decreased significantly.

"As of today, ships loaded with rolled metal products are sailing off practically every week. We receive building materials. We are looking at receiving two 200-tonne power converters. So, it is already a quite large logistics hub," he stressed, adding however that as of yet the port is linked with Russian ports only.

Mariupol’s Ilyich and Azovmash metallurgical works will be restored not earlier than the summer of 2023, the city’s mayor, Ivashchenko told.

According to the mayor, the two plants will be restored because the city’s industrial potential should be high.

"Technically, it will be possible [to restore the plants] not earlier than the next summer. In 2023," he said.

According to the mayor, a lot of repair and restoration works are to be done at these plants. "But I am sure Mariupol will be proud of its jobs," he stressed.

In his first interview with TASS after his appointment in early April, Ivashchenko said he was interested in the restoration of these two plants.

Before being appointed Mariupol’s mayor on April 6, Ivashchenko was director of Azovmash, which was Ukraine’s biggest machine-building plant.

https://tass.com/world/1479747

❗️🇷🇺🇺🇦 @SputnikLive: Russian and Republican forces occupied most of Seversk.

We recount the offensive of Allied armies in the Donbass and Ukraine on the Russian Defense Ministry map.

▪️ Russian and LPR Armed Forces units entrenched on the outskirts of Soledar.

▪️ The Russian army is advancing towards Slavyansk with heavy fighting.

▪️ In parallel, the People's Republic of Donetsk is conducting an operation to encircle Avdeevka (Bakhmut) from the northeast.

▪️ All efforts of the Russian Armed Forces and Donbass armies are now aimed at approaching Slavyansk from the north, east and south.

▪️ The AFU command is trying with all its might to stop the allied forces from advancing, suffering heavy losses.

▪️ High-precision weapons are destroying Ukrainian targets in the Sumy, Kharkov, Zaporozhye and Nikolayev regions.

https://t.me/sputniklive/42080

Unconfirmed reports of dozens of Ukrainian armoured vehicles and over a hundred civilian vehicles with Ukrainian terrorist personnel retreating from Artyomovsk (Bakhmut) to Konstantinovka.