Victory Chronicles
-DAY 107

SLOBOZHANSHYNA (KHARKIV)

Above: New recruits mobilized in the occupied territories of Luhansk and Donetsk Oblasts are used for probing actions. After that, their relatives stand in line for their bodies. Photo via Realnaya Gazeta

• Ukrainian Resistance Center reported that residents of occupied Luhansk are staging widespread protests against cohesive mobilization, threatening a collapse of the labor market in the break-away area.  Protests include firebombing of recruitment offices, not only in occupied Ukraine, but also across regions of Russia.

SOUTHERN UKRAINE

• Farmers are fighting back against the enemy in the Kherson region.  As the enemy steals farm equipment and food for shipment to Crimea, reports of partisans fighting back are coming in, including farmers opening fire on and repelling enemies trying to steal their combine harvester yesterday.
• The Ukrainian Air Force launched a series of attacks on enemy targets in Kherson Oblast, destroying ammo and fuel depots, weapons and dozens of invaders.  (Read more)
• The Ukrainian Main Intelligence Directorate reports that enemy forces are mining the front of northern Kherson Oblast with landmines from the 1950s.  The mines where stored in Rostov-on-Don, slated for destructions.  Several exploded during transport to Ukraine, killing enemy sappers.  (Read more)

RUSSIAN WAR CRIMES

• The sham Russia-backed authorities of Donetsk sentenced three foreign fighters to death for violating the Donetsk People’s Republic’s constitution.  Amnesty International called it “a blatant violation of international humanitarian law on so many counts.”

RUSSIAN ACCOUNTABILITY

• The Russia Will Pay project, a joint initiative of the government of Ukraine and the Kyiv School of Economics, has collected data that estimates enemy infrastructure damage to date in the range of USD 564-600 billion.