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KHARKIV, UKRAINE – SEPTEMER 09: Ukrainian forces patrol after Ukrainian army took control some of the villages in Kharkiv, Ukraine on September 09, 2022. (Photo by Metin Aktas/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images).

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Ukrainian forces continue to make significant territorial gains in multiple sectors of the frontlines and appear to be greeted everywhere with open arms by civilians, some of which spent over six months under the thumb of Russian occupiers. Videos like the one below have proliferated online as Ukrainian troops push rapidly through Russian lines in the north around Kharkiv and in the south around Kherson.

Ukrainian forces in most places appear to be greeted with hugs, handshakes, and tears of joy by their liberated countrymen.“Our army, intelligence, and the Security Service of Ukraine continue active actions in several operational areas. They continue successfully,” Zelensky said in a statement on Sept. “In some of the villages of the region, actions to check and secure the territory continue, we are gradually taking new settlements under our control – we are returning the Ukrainian flag and protection for our people everywhere.”Operational security concerns seem to have been thrown to the wind.

Both troops on the ground and government officials of both Ukraine and nations supporting its war effort acknowledge the major advances made in fewer than 10 days of hard fighting. Even some Russian sources have been forced to abandon propaganda and recognize deep penetrations made by Ukrainians around Kharkiv.

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Ukrainian forces have gone as far as the Oskil River in an apparent attempt to capture the strategic crossroads of Izyum. All the while, Ukrainian artillery has been pummeling Russian logistical routes of resupply and retreat.

Russian war correspondent Evgeny Poddubny posted images and videos to social media showing that Ukrainian forces have destroyed a bridge over the Oskil near Kupyansk, southeast of Kharkiv. The salient created by the Ukrainian thrust in that direction threatens to encircle thousands of Russian troops still in Kharkiv.“Vladen Tatarsky,” a pseudonymous administrator of social media accounts linked to Moscow’s infamous mercenary group Wagner, has called for Russian-affiliated troops to abandon Izyum ahead of the Ukrainian assault.   With Ukraine on the offensive, the situation on the ground is shifting as fast as the actual troops in combat can post updates online. Secretary of State Antony Blinken was at NATO headquarters in Brussels, Belgium, on Sept.  

Before we get into the highlights from the past 24 hours, check out our previous rolling coverage here. 9 for meetings with allied counterparts and Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg.

The two held a press conference after their meeting in which Blinken described Russia’s economy as severely distressed as a result of international sanctions and unable to provide ammunition for its forces fighting in Ukraine. Russia “is turning to North Korea and Iran for badly needed supplies while Ukraine's military capability continues to get stronger, thanks to its leadership, thanks to the courage of its fighters, and thanks to the robust support from allies and partners,” Blinken said from NATO headquarters.

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“President Putin thought that our willingness to apply economic pressure would fade with time. Instead, we and our partners and allies have stuck together in the face of Moscow's coercion and threats, imposing unprecedented costs on Russia's economy.”Blinken said more than 1,000 companies have abandoned the Russian market. Export controls on semiconductors and other technologies “mean that Russia cannot sustain, let alone modernize key sectors from automobile manufacturing to military exports to energy exploration,” he said.

As many as 500,000 people, many of them skilled workers, have fled Russia since it invaded Ukraine in February, Blinken said.