- The
Oskil or
Oskol (Ukrainian: Оскiл; Russian: Оскол) is a south-flowing
river in
Russia and Ukraine. It
arises roughly between Kursk and
Voronezh and...
- east side of
Oskil River and
across from Kupiansk, and the
eastern portion of Kupiansk,
establishing another bridgehead over the
Oskil River. This further...
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Oskil (Ukrainian: Оскіл) is a
village in
Izium Raion,
Kharkiv Oblast (province) of
eastern Ukraine, near the
right bank of the
river Oskil. It is the administrative...
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formal withdrawal of
Russian forces from all of
Kharkiv Oblast west of the
Oskil river stating that an "operation to
curtail and
transfer troops" was underway...
- The
Oskil Reservoir (Ukrainian: Оскільське водосховище; Russian: Оскольское водохранилище,
sometimes translated as Oskol,
Oskilske -) was an artificial...
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either lost or
withdrawn from
almost all of
their positions west of the
Oskil river. The
retreating units had also
abandoned various high-value military...
- Nezhegol, Vovcha, Khotimlia,
Velykyi Burluk, Hnylytsia, Balakliika, Iziumets,
Oskil, Netryus, Zherebets', Krasna, Borova, Aidar, Derkul, Glubokaya, Kalitva...
- and the
strategic city of Lyman. The
counteroffensive stalled east of the
Oskil river, and a
campaign in
eastern Kharkiv Oblast and
western Luhansk Oblast...
-
Russian frontline east of the
Oskil River is weak and/or that
Russian forces'
lines in this area are ****her east of the
Oskil River than
previously ****essed...
- the
Oskil River,
adjacent to the
border with
Russia and at the
northern end of
Dvorichanskyi National Nature Park. On the
other side of the
Oskil, to...
