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Situation Report

Archived operational intelligence briefing retained for historical analysis.

Intelligence brief / archived issue

Situation Update (UTC)

Key reported developments

  • Russian MoD releases full daily battle update (Parts 1 & 2) naming four operational groups and re-asserting Yulivka/Chervony Yar "liberation" with unit-level detail (new): Part 1 (10:45 UTC) attributes engagements to the Sever, Zapad, Yuzhnaya, and Tsentr groups across Kharkiv, Sumy, Donetsk, and Dnipropetrovsk oblasts, claiming combined AFU losses of roughly 935 troops, multiple armoured vehicles, and artillery pieces. Part 2 (10:46 UTC) re-posts the Chervony Yar ("Vostok Group") and Yulivka ("Dnepr Group") liberation claims, adds strikes in 142 areas, claims two HIMARS projectiles and 954 fixed-wing UAVs downed, and provides cumulative since-2022 loss totals. No independent verification of any figure or territorial change accompanied the release. (event time 10:45–10:46 UTC, source: MoD Russia 10:45:26, 10:46:10; confidence LOW for territorial claims and casualty figures; MEDIUM for the document as an official MoD product)

  • Ukrainian GUR publishes Russia's planned 2027 military budget: 17.1 trillion rubles (~$206.2 billion), a 42.8% increase over 2026 (new): Operativnyi ZSU relayed GUR data stating the allocation equals 6.9% of Russian GDP and 35.2% of the federal budget, with 12.1 trillion rubles earmarked for weapons procurement and a projected deficit of 9.7 trillion rubles. Figures are attributed to Russian budget-draft documents; the USD conversion depends on exchange-rate assumptions. (event time ~10:40 UTC, source: Оперативний ЗСУ 10:40:39; confidence MEDIUM as official Ukrainian intelligence relay of public budget data; LOW for the deficit projection)

  • Zelenskiy meets Norwegian Defense Minister Sandvik and Kongsberg leadership on NASAMS deliveries and FREYJA anti-ballistic program (new): The President's office reported the meeting confirmed "first results" in FREYJA element development, a target of trials by end of 2026, discussion of additional defense-support packages "next month," and initiation of satellite-communications cooperation. КМВА relayed the same statement. (event time ~11:01 UTC, sources: Zelenskiy / Official 11:01:00; КМВА 11:01:25; confidence HIGH as official presidential release with video)

  • Ukrainian General Staff claims strikes on Russian command posts and logistics depots in occupied Luhansk, Kurakhove, Yany Kapu (Crimea), and Chystiakove on 20–21 October (new): The release names specific target types (command posts, materiel depots) but provides no weapon identification, damage assessment, or visual evidence beyond a stylized graphic. No independent corroboration appeared in this batch. (event time ~11:10 UTC, source: Генеральний штаб ЗСУ 11:10:19; confidence MEDIUM as official General Staff claim; LOW for verified damage)

  • Two new Air Force in-flight alerts issued after the previous batch window: "Bandera" loitering munition over Kharkiv heading south (10:59 UTC) and jet-powered UAV in northern Zhytomyr oblast heading west (11:10 UTC) (new): No impacts, intercepts, or debris were confirmed in the alerts. (sources: Повітряні Сили ЗС України 10:59:08, 11:10:36; confidence MEDIUM for alerts as issued)

  • РБК-Україна reports GigaCenter data center in Kyiv damaged in the 20 October Russian attack (new): The outlet states clients may experience disruptions to hosted equipment; the company is working to restore operations. No official utility or city-administration damage assessment was supplied. (event time ~10:44 UTC, source: РБК-Україна 10:44:50; confidence MEDIUM for the outlet's reporting; LOW for extent of damage)

  • Russian Deputy Defense Minister Evkurov announces testing of unmanned T-72B3-based tank units at a Chelyabinsk proving ground (new): Рыбарь reported the statement, identifying a remotely controlled "assault" T-72B3 variant with shortened barrel and Arena-M active-protection system, referencing prior frontline criticism of adaptation. Official RIA imagery is cited; no combat-zone deployment evidence was supplied. (event time ~10:45 UTC, source: Рыбарь 10:45:18; confidence MEDIUM for the announcement as relayed; LOW for operational readiness)

  • Ukrainian Coordination Staff holds meeting with families of 24th Mechanized Brigade POWs and missing personnel; names Chasiv Yar and Maiorsk directions for body repatriation (new): The release describes multi-agency participation (Coordination Staff, SBU Joint Center, General Staff CCB), verification procedures using photo libraries and focus groups with released POWs, and ICRC interaction. (event time ~11:01 UTC, source: Координаційний штаб з питань поводження з військовополоненими 11:01:58; confidence HIGH as official institutional release)

Reported situation by area

Kharkiv oblast (new alerts and MoD claims): The Air Force reported a "Bandera" loitering munition over Kharkiv heading south at 10:59 UTC. The MoD's Part 1 claims the Sever Group inflicted losses near Kurgannoye, Izbitskoye, Bugayevka, and Velikiy Burluk, and the Zapad Group near Maliyevka, Andreyevka, Blagodatovka, Monachinovka, Nechvolodovka, Tamarganovka, Osinovo, and Pleskachovka. Kharkiv OVA head Synegubov reported the 4th Border Guard Detachment's 34th-anniversary ceremony and transfer of four JAC SUVs. No Ukrainian confirmation of the MoD's positional claims was supplied. (Sources: Повітряні Сили 10:59:08; MoD Russia 10:45:26; Олег Синєгубов 11:04:31; confidence MEDIUM for the alert and OVA event; LOW for MoD claims)

Zhytomyr oblast (new alert): A jet-powered UAV was reported in northern Zhytomyr oblast heading west at 11:10 UTC. No impact or intercept confirmed. The Dempster-Shafer analytic support assigns 11.7% belief to a "Reactive UAV deployment to northern Zhytomyr" hypothesis, with 88.3% remaining uncertain. (Source: Повітряні Сили ЗС України 11:10:36; confidence MEDIUM for alert as issued)

Sumy oblast (new MoD claims and "Group 10" operation video): The MoD Part 1 claims strikes at AFU formations near Pustogorod, Khoten, and Gnilitsa. Separately, БУТУСОВ ПЛЮС relayed video captioned as a "Group 10" Ukrainian intelligence operation in Sumy oblast over seven weeks, claiming 108 Russian soldiers killed and 29 captured. The video shows ghillie-suited soldiers escorting prisoners in a forest. Unit designation and casualty figures are unverified. (Sources: MoD Russia 10:45:26; БУТУСОВ ПЛЮС 10:56:01; confidence LOW for both the MoD strikes and the "Group 10" operation specifics)

Donetsk oblast – Kramatorsk, Slavyansk, Kurakhove, Chystiakove (new MoD and General Staff claims): The MoD Part 1 claims Yuzhnaya Group strikes near Druzhkovka, Kramatorsk, Slavyansk, and Vasilevskaya Pustosh. The Tsentr Group claims engagements near Krinitsa, Kuritsino, Roganskoye, Belozerskoye, Shilovka, Novoyavlenka, Starovarvarovka, and Novopavlovka (Dnipropetrovsk oblast). The Ukrainian General Staff claims strikes on a Russian command post near Kurakhove and a logistics depot at Chystiakove. The Zapad Group released a D-30 howitzer firing video with drone-corrected impacts. No independent verification of any of these. (Sources: MoD Russia 10:45:26; Генеральний штаб ЗСУ 11:10:19; Группировка войск «Запад» 10:48:01; confidence MEDIUM for the D-30 video as authentic artillery activity; LOW for all casualty and positional claims)

Zaporizhzhia oblast – Chervony Yar, Yulivka, Orekhov axis (re-release with added detail): The MoD Part 2 and Поддубный re-post the Chervony Yar and Yulivka "liberation" claims. Поддубный adds geographic context: Chervony Yar is a pre-war village of ~110 in the Omelnyk rural council, Orikhiv district, on road T0408; Yulivka is a pre-war settlement of ~670 on the right bank of the Kalka River, ~4 km east of Veseleanka, ~15 km from southern Zaporizhzhia city. Поддубный attributes Chervony Yar to the 155th Regiment, 55th Marine Division, 5th Army. No Ukrainian confirmation, denial, or independent geolocation appeared. The prior SITREP's LOW-confidence assessment stands. (Sources: MoD Russia 10:46:10; Поддубный 11:12:39; confidence LOW for territorial control; MEDIUM for Поддубный's geographic description as contextual)

Kyiv (new damage report): РБК-Україна reported the GigaCenter data center damaged in the 20 October attack, with potential client disruptions. The prior daily report's Strazhesko Institute damage and Nivky-substation identification remain as previously reported. (Source: РБК-Україна 10:44:50; confidence MEDIUM for the outlet's reporting; LOW for extent)

Luhansk (new General Staff claim): The General Staff claims a strike on a Russian command post in the Luhansk area on 20–21 October. No visual or independent corroboration. (Source: Генеральний штаб ЗСУ 11:10:19; confidence MEDIUM as official claim; LOW for verified damage)

Crimea – Yany Kapu (new General Staff claim): The General Staff claims a logistics depot strike at Yany Kapu (occupied Crimea) on 20–21 October. This is a notable geographic claim implying deep-strike reach; no independent corroboration was supplied. (Source: Генеральний штаб ЗСУ 11:10:19; confidence MEDIUM as official claim; LOW for verified damage)

Dnipropetrovsk oblast – Dnipro (carried forward): The prior SITREP's OVA-confirmed strike on critical infrastructure at 10:34 UTC and the Военкор Котенок Prydniprovska TES claim remain as previously reported. No new Ukrainian damage assessment or casualty figure appeared in this batch.

Areas not mentioned in this batch (e.g., Kherson riverbank, Khmelnytskyi ground situation, northern Kharkiv ground sector beyond the MoD aggregate, Pokrovsk/Dobropillya ground axes beyond the MoD Tsentr Group line) are not established to be quiet or unchanged; their absence reflects the reporting window.

Reported strikes and air-defense activity

  • MoD Part 2 aggregate strike claim (new): The MoD states operational-tactical aviation, attack drones, missile troops, and artillery struck targets in 142 areas, including transport and power infrastructure, ammunition depots, UAV production workshops and launch sites, and temporary deployment areas. Claims 2 HIMARS projectiles and 954 fixed-wing UAVs downed in 24 hours. All figures are unilateral MoD aggregates with no independent verification. (Source: MoD Russia 10:46:10; confidence LOW)

  • Ukrainian General Staff strike claims (new): Command posts near Luhansk and Kurakhove; logistics depots at Yany Kapu (Crimea) and Chystiakove (Donetsk). Weapon type and damage extent not specified. (Source: Генеральний штаб ЗСУ 11:10:19; confidence MEDIUM as official claim; LOW for verified effects)

  • New Air Force alerts (10:59–11:10 UTC): "Bandera" loitering munition over Kharkiv heading south; jet-powered UAV in northern Zhytomyr heading west. No impacts or intercepts confirmed. (Sources: Повітряні Сили ЗС України 10:59:08, 11:10:36; confidence MEDIUM for alerts as issued)

  • Zapad Group D-30 artillery video (new): Official MoD-branded video shows D-30 122mm howitzers firing from a roofed bunker with drone-corrected impacts. Equipment identification is visually consistent; target identity and damage are unverified. (Source: Группировка войск «Запад» 10:48:01; confidence HIGH for the video as an official MoD product; LOW for target specifics)

  • Prior Dnipro strike and overnight alerts (carried forward): The OVA-confirmed Dnipro critical-infrastructure strike at 10:34 UTC and the eight Air Force alerts from 10:11–10:30 UTC remain as previously reported. The Colonelcassad 24-location overnight log (21 Oct 00:10–06:50 UTC) is carried forward from the prior SITREP.

Reported Russian activity

  • Full MoD daily battle update released (new): Parts 1 and 2 (10:45–10:46 UTC) detail four operational groups' claimed engagements, territorial assertions, strike counts, and cumulative loss figures. The document is a standard daily communiqué; all specific claims remain unverified. (Source: MoD Russia 10:45:26, 10:46:10; confidence MEDIUM for the document as an official product; LOW for its factual content)

  • Unmanned T-72B3 tank unit announcement (new): Deputy Defense Minister Evkurov reportedly stated that unmanned-tank units are under development, tested at a Chelyabinsk proving ground. Рыбарь identifies the platform as a remotely controlled T-72B3 with shortened barrel and Arena-M APS, referencing prior frontline criticism. No combat deployment evidence. (Source: Рыбарь 10:45:18; confidence MEDIUM for the announcement; LOW for operational readiness)

  • GUR data on Russia's 2027 military budget (new): 17.1 trillion rubles planned, 42.8% above 2026; 6.9% GDP; 35.2% federal budget; 12.1 trillion for procurement; projected 9.7 trillion deficit. Figures relayed by Operativnyi ZSU from GUR. (Source: Оперативний ЗСУ 10:40:39; confidence MEDIUM as relay of public budget-draft data; LOW for deficit projection)

  • Diplomatic – Putin–Witkoff meeting ongoing; Kushner joins remotely (new element): ТАСС reported Peskov stating the meeting had continued for nearly 2 hours (10:48 UTC) and that Jared Kushner joined remotely (11:08 UTC). The prior SITREP's Kotsnews meeting analysis and Peskov's Hubbard-release statement are carried forward. (Sources: ТАСС 10:48:08, 10:48:40, 11:08:04; confidence MEDIUM for the meeting's continuation via state wire)

  • Pro-Russian information-environment commentary (new): НгП раZVедка (10:41, 10:54) stated Dnipro can be "taken by FAB quantity" and that there are "no energy deals"—the instruction is to keep Ukraine "in darkness." Военкор Котенок (11:02) published a lengthy analysis alleging data-sharing between "Manticora" and "Chimera" services funneling Russian military data to the SBU. Colonelcassad (11:03) relayed an Iranian MFA quote on US conditions and claimed a "new attack on Iran" is being prepared. (Sources: НгП раZVедка 10:41:40, 10:54:25; Военкор Котенок 11:02:05; Colonelcassad 11:03:01; confidence LOW for all narrative claims)

  • Domestic Russian reporting (new): ASTRA (11:00) reported six Crimean Tatar "Crimean Solidarity" activists sentenced to 15–19 years by the Southern District Military Court on "Hizb ut-Tahrir" charges. Север.Реалии (11:03) reported a Sevmash defense-plant worker received a suspended sentence for stabbing two men, with participation in the 2008 Georgia conflict cited as a mitigating factor. (Sources: ASTRA 11:00:28; Север.Реалии 11:03:38; confidence MEDIUM for ASTRA's court reporting; MEDIUM for the Sever.Realii account)

  • Prior MoD territorial claims and drone-down figure (carried forward): The Yulivka/Chervony Yar claims first relayed via ТАСС and re-posted by the MoD channel at 10:18 UTC in the prior batch remain unverified. The 954-UAV-down figure appears again in Part 2 but is the same aggregate.

Reported Ukrainian activity

  • Air Force alerts: Two new warnings issued at 10:59 (Kharkiv) and 11:10 (Zhytomyr) UTC. Eight prior alerts from 10:11–10:30 UTC are carried forward from the previous SITREP. (Source: Повітряні Сили ЗС України 10:59:08, 11:10:36; confidence MEDIUM for alerts as issued)

  • General Staff strike claims: Command posts and logistics depots in occupied Luhansk, Kurakhove, Yany Kapu, and Chystiakove. (Source: Генеральний штаб ЗСУ 11:10:19; confidence MEDIUM as official claim)

  • Zelenskiy–Norway defense meeting: NASAMS deliveries, FREYJA anti-ballistic program trials targeted for year-end, satellite communications cooperation, and additional support packages expected "next month." (Sources: Zelenskiy / Official 11:01:00; КМВА 11:01:25; Оперативний ЗСУ 11:08:21; confidence HIGH as official presidential release)

  • Coordination Staff meeting on 24th Mechanized Brigade POWs/MIA: Multi-agency briefing for families; Chasiv Yar and Maiorsk directions named for body repatriation; ICRC interaction discussed. (Source: Координаційний штаб 11:01:58; confidence HIGH as official institutional release)

  • Kharkiv OVA – 4th Border Guard Detachment anniversary: Synegubov transferred four JAC SUVs and a commemorative postage stamp to the unit. (Source: Олег Синєгубов 11:04:31; confidence HIGH as official OVA release with video and photographs)

  • РБК-Україна reporting: GigaCenter data-center damage in Kyiv; analytical piece on Russia's planned 2026–2027 energy campaign with seven strategic goals. (Sources: РБК-Україна 10:44:50, 10:46:51; confidence MEDIUM for the outlet's reporting; LOW for the forward-looking analysis)

  • Prior Ukrainian activity (carried forward): The Prosecutor General's Office Vovchansk POW-execution verdict (10:30 UTC), the STERNENKO 14th Jäger Brigade fundraising appeal (10:41 UTC), and the Dnipropetrovsk OVA strike confirmation (10:34 UTC) remain as previously reported.

Civilian and infrastructure impact

  • Kyiv – GigaCenter data center (new): РБК-Україна reports damage from the 20 October attack; hosted-equipment clients may experience disruptions. No civilian casualty figure was supplied. (Source: РБК-Україна 10:44:50; confidence MEDIUM for the outlet's reporting; LOW for extent)

  • Dnipro, Dnipropetrovsk oblast (carried forward): The OVA-confirmed critical-infrastructure strike at 10:34 UTC and the Военкор Котенок Prydniprovska TES electricity-disruption claim remain as previously reported. No new Ukrainian casualty or damage assessment appeared in this batch.

  • Occupied Donetsk and Luhansk (carried forward): The Mash на Донбассе 275,000-subscriber outage and the РБК-Україна telecom-strike photographs remain as previously reported. No new civilian casualty figures were supplied.

  • Crimea – Bakhchysarai district (new): ASTRA reports six Crimean Tatar activists sentenced to 15–19 years by a Russian military court. The source frames them as "Crimean Solidarity" human-rights activists; the court characterizes them as members of a banned organization. No physical infrastructure damage or civilian harm is reported; the impact is judicial and human-rights. (Source: ASTRA 11:00:28; confidence MEDIUM for the court verdict as reported; contested framing of the charges)

  • No new Ukrainian civilian casualty figures were supplied in this batch for the Kharkiv or Zhytomyr alerts, the General Staff strikes, or the Dnipro strike. The prior Sloviansk SAR (7 bodies, 12 injured) and Zaporizhzhia HV-line restoration (30,000+ homes) remain as previously reported.

Information environment and disputed claims

  • MoD daily update as narrative construction: The Part 1/Part 2 release presents simultaneous success across four operational groups, specific Western-equipment destruction claims (Puma, HMMWV, M113) without visual evidence, and a generic propaganda banner image. The Rybar analysis of the D-30 video notes the impact footage is too low-resolution to confirm target identity. The MoD's cumulative loss figures (674 aircraft, 284 helicopters, 266,887 UAVs, etc.) are standard since-2022 aggregates with no independent audit. (Source: MoD Russia 10:45:26, 10:46:10; confidence LOW for factual content)

  • Yulivka / Chervony Yar – third re-release with added detail: The MoD Part 2 and Поддубный's post add unit designations (155th Regiment, 55th Marine Division, 5th Army) and geographic context but introduce no new independent evidence. The prior SITREP's assessment of coordinated information operations and LOW confidence stands. (Sources: MoD Russia 10:46:10; Поддубный 11:12:39; confidence LOW)

  • "Group 10" Sumy operation video: The БУТУСОВ ПЛЮС relay shows ghillie-suited soldiers and prisoners in a forest, but the "Group 10" unit designation, the seven-week timeline, and the 108-killed/29-captured figures are unverified. The source channel's own analysis flags propaganda framing. (Source: БУТУСОВ ПЛЮС 10:56:01; confidence LOW)

  • Manticora/Chimera data-sharing analysis: Военкор Котенок's lengthy post alleges a pipeline from Russian FSB-linked databases through commercial intermediaries to Ukrainian SBU-aligned services, citing a $170,000 "Kordon" base transfer and API dependency between the two platforms. No technical artifacts, transaction logs, or independent verification were supplied. The AI-generated "femme fatale" image is editorial clickbait. (Source: Военкор Котенок 11:02:05; confidence LOW)

  • NгП раZVедka energy-strike rhetoric: The channel states there are "no energy deals" and the instruction is to keep Ukraine "in darkness," directly contradicting the Kotsnews analysis (carried forward) suggesting a partial energy-ceasefire discussion. Neither account is corroborated by an official US or Russian readout. (Source: НгП раZVедка 10:54:25; confidence LOW)

  • Colonelcassad Iran claim: The channel attributes an Iranian MFA quote to a US-Iran negotiation context and asserts a "new attack on Iran" is being prepared. This is a single-channel relay without a direct Iranian or US official source. (Source: Colonelcassad 11:03:01; confidence LOW)

  • RBC energy-campaign analysis: The "seven goals" framework for a 2026–2027 Russian energy campaign is an analytical projection by RBC-Ukraine, not a confirmed operational plan. The accompanying photo of a damaged transformer lacks geolocation metadata. (Source: РБК-Україна 10:46:51; confidence MEDIUM for the outlet's analysis; LOW for the forward-looking projection)

  • Krakivets "mass exodus" framing and firewood "boom" photo (carried forward): The prior SITREP's assessments of these as editorial narratives over genuine footage remain unchanged.

Evidence limitations and unresolved questions

  • MoD daily update: All casualty figures, equipment-loss claims, and positional assertions in Parts 1 and 2 are unilateral. No Ukrainian General Staff, DeepStateMap, or independent geolocation response appeared in this batch. The "142 areas" strike count and the 954-UAV-down figure are the same aggregate previously reported.

  • General Staff strike claims (Luhansk, Kurakhove, Yany Kapu, Chystiakove): No weapon identification, damage assessment, or visual evidence was supplied. The Yany Kapu claim, if confirmed, would be notable for reach into Crimea; no corroborating footage or local reporting appeared.

  • Dnipro strike damage: The prior SITREP's gap remains: the OVA confirmed an attack but did not specify the facility or casualties; the Военкор Котенок TES identification is uncorroborated. No Ukrainian official damage assessment appeared in this batch.

  • Yulivka and Chervony Yar: The third re-release adds unit-level attribution (155th Regiment, 55th Division) and geographic context but no independent geolocation, satellite comparison, or Ukrainian confirmation/denial. The prior LOW-confidence assessment stands.

  • GigaCenter damage: РБК-Україна reports damage and potential client disruptions, but the extent, weapon type, and restoration timeline are not established. No official utility or city-administration statement was supplied.

  • "Group 10" operation: The unit designation, casualty figures, and seven-week timeline cannot be verified from the video alone. No geolocation, official Ukrainian confirmation, or independent corroboration was supplied.

  • Unmanned T-72B3 announcement: The Evkurov statement and Chelyabinsk test are reported via a single milblog channel. No official MoD press release, RIA article link, or independent verification of the test site or platform readiness was supplied.

  • Kushner remote participation: ТАСС reports Peskov's statement that Kushner joined the Putin–Witkoff meeting remotely. No US State Department, White House, or Kremlin official readout has appeared. The meeting's substance remains unknown.

  • Poltava, Sumy, Chernihiv, Zaporizhzhia alerts from the prior batch: No impact, intercept, or debris was confirmed for any of those warnings. The new Kharkiv and Zhytomyr alerts likewise have no confirmed effects.

  • GUR 2027 budget figures: The data is attributed to Russian budget-draft documents, which are public; however, the USD conversion depends on exchange-rate assumptions, and the 9.7-trillion-ruble deficit projection is a forward-looking estimate, not a confirmed outcome.

  • Areas absent from this batch (Kherson riverbank, Khmelnytskyi ground situation, Pokrovsk/Dobropillya ground axes beyond the MoD Tsentr Group line, northern Kharkiv ground sector) are not established to be quiet; their absence reflects the reporting window, not the operational situation.

  • No prior cumulative sector baseline beyond the previous SITREP (09:41–10:41 UTC window) and the previous daily report (19–20 October window) was supplied. Those events are carried forward as previously reported with their original time qualifiers.

  • Frontline weather (as of 11:00 UTC, Open-Meteo): Kharkiv/Vovchansk 9.8 °C, rain (code 63), wind 2.7 m/s, 100% cloud, 0.9 mm precip. Luhansk/Svatove 9.8 °C, light rain (code 61), wind 2.2 m/s, 90% cloud, 0.5 mm. Donetsk/Pokrovsk 13.4 °C, overcast (code 3), wind 3.3 m/s, 94% cloud, 0.0 mm. Zaporizhzhia/Orikhiv 14.6 °C, overcast (code 3), wind 2.6 m/s, 85% cloud, 0.0 mm. Kherson 17.7 °C, overcast (code 3), wind 1.8 m/s, 100% cloud, 0.0 mm. These are numeric observations only; no tactical implications are drawn.

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