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There is a sizable amount of equipment that Russian soldiers have kindly left for the Ukrainian forces to take. Only a small portion of it is still mostly in usable condition. The fact that both the newest and oldest Russian tanks are being destroyed by the Ukrainians shows how insufficient Moscow's arsenal has become. In recent days, strikes by Ukraine using night thermal drones have increased against Russian ammunition storage facilities, logistical hubs, and rear echelon bases, including those in Mariupol and Berdyansk. Despite abundant evidence that a counteroffensive is imminent, the Ukrainian government won't give dates. These smaller nighttime operations are just a small portion of the bigger offensive, whose lofty objectives Ukraine has made no secret of. But Kyiv requires prolonged Western support for it to be successful. The war could theoretically be over this year if massive volumes of the required usable elements, like drones and missiles, were delivered on time. The Ukrainian armed services have been observed deploying equipment to the front lines and waging war against Russian objectives that could support an offensive, such as raids on the Russian-occupied port city of Berdiansk in the south. The enemy's military hardware and personnel were concentrated on 11 targets, and the enemy's anti-aircraft missile system was targeted in one attack by the Ukrainian Air Force. 32 Shahed attack drones were destroyed in the last 24 hours by Ukraine's Special Forces defenders. Three command posts, a location where enemy personnel were gathered, four artillery guns in a shooting position, and a pro-missile system were all struck by rocket forces and artillery units. Russia has steadily lost the initiative in its conflict with Ukraine since the beginning of May, responding to Kyiv's actions rather than making headway towards its own military objectives. Moscow has achieved little success in accomplishing its most likely objectives, which include trying to destroy Ukrainian counterattack formations and disable Ukraine's improved air defences. The most recent intelligence report from the ministry indicates that Russia had to reassign its paramilitary forces to counter vicious attacks in the west of the nation. One of the Russian militia organisations battling on the side of Ukraine, the Russian Volunteer Corps, claimed that during the previous two weeks, three of its members crossed into Russian territory. The Russian military command is attempting to build up reserve forces and place them where they anticipate the beginning of a Ukrainian counteroffensive as an operational goal. Uncommitted forces, however, have likely undermined this by having been sent to fill in the front line's gaps.