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[ Ukraine SITREP ] Day 264-265 (14-15/11): Ukraine missiles hits Poland; Zelensky blames Russia

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This is the FULL Summary / SITREP of Day 264-265s development in the Ukraine-Russia war as we start off the day in the afternoon (ukraine time) of Day 266 of Russian's "Special Operation" against Ukraine.

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Przewodow Poland PowerConclusion ThisFULL SummaryRussian's Special OperationStrategic AnalysisUkrainian PathSvatove-Kreminna FrontBakhmut-Siversk Front

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