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russian army of rapists, looters,kidnappers .............brake into civilian homes........
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An excellent response by this key general staff leader in the Bundeswehr.
An excellent response by this key general staff leader in the Bundeswehr.
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Today's losses of the enemy in Kherson
It is reported that rocket and artillery units hit the command post of the Russian Guard near Kherson and destroyed four ammunition depots in different districts of the region.
"Confirmed losses of the enemy amount to 15 rashists and over 60 pieces of equipment, among which 57 are armored and automotive vehicles, including command and staff vehicles that were destroyed in Chernobaevka, and vehicles destroyed at enemy positions along the line of contact," - the message says.
Earlier it was reported that the invaders announced explosions in Kherson. Smoke is visible on Perekopskaya Street in the center of Kherson.
Recall that over the past day, the Ukrainian military launched new strikes near the airfield in Chernobaevka in the Kherson region.
The military destroyed an enemy artillery battery in the Kherson region
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Up to 20 arms warehouses destroyed behind enemy lines - Arestovich on HIMARS work over the past two weeks
“Without these warehouses, the further offensive almost completely stops.
In connection with accurate strikes up to 70 km, the enemy began to place new warehouses even further from the front line.
This, in turn, complicates logistics. This means the speed and quantity of ammunition delivery,” said Aleksey Arestovich, adviser to the head of the OP.
He also said hello to the Crimean bridge in regard with the new deliveries of the HIMARS MLRS, which are capable of hitting a target at a distance of up to 300 km.
It is reported that rocket and artillery units hit the command post of the Russian Guard near Kherson and destroyed four ammunition depots in different districts of the region.
"Confirmed losses of the enemy amount to 15 rashists and over 60 pieces of equipment, among which 57 are armored and automotive vehicles, including command and staff vehicles that were destroyed in Chernobaevka, and vehicles destroyed at enemy positions along the line of contact," - the message says.
Earlier it was reported that the invaders announced explosions in Kherson. Smoke is visible on Perekopskaya Street in the center of Kherson.
Recall that over the past day, the Ukrainian military launched new strikes near the airfield in Chernobaevka in the Kherson region.
The military destroyed an enemy artillery battery in the Kherson region
Україна Сейчас | УС: новини, політика, війна
До 20 складов уничтожено в тылу противника, - Арестович о работе HIMARS за последние две недели «Без этих складов дальнейшее наступление почти полностью останавливается. В связи с точными ударами до 70 км, противник начал размещать новые склады ещё дальше от линии фронта. Это, в свою...
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Up to 20 arms warehouses destroyed behind enemy lines - Arestovich on HIMARS work over the past two weeks
“Without these warehouses, the further offensive almost completely stops.
In connection with accurate strikes up to 70 km, the enemy began to place new warehouses even further from the front line.
This, in turn, complicates logistics. This means the speed and quantity of ammunition delivery,” said Aleksey Arestovich, adviser to the head of the OP.
He also said hello to the Crimean bridge in regard with the new deliveries of the HIMARS MLRS, which are capable of hitting a target at a distance of up to 300 km.
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The Ukrainian army began to create motorcycle ATGM crew units. Soldiers use the Metis 9K115 ATGM developed in 1978 with a range of one kilometer and move on Dnepr motorcycles
The moment of a Russian missile strike at a temporary deployment point for Ukrainian soldiers and foreign mercenaries in the city of Chasov Yar in Ukraine was caught on video. During the analysis of the rubble, the dead in military uniform were found.
The moment of a Russian missile strike at a temporary deployment point for Ukrainian soldiers and foreign mercenaries in the city of Chasov Yar in Ukraine was caught on video. During the analysis of the rubble, the dead in military uniform were found.
The Russians have already placed reflectors on the Crimean bridge in case of an attack. So they're not that unprepared.
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You probably don't know much about this person. One of the central ideas of Ukraine is to lie to yourself and others as much as possible. Because if you tell the truth, everything will collapse. - Arestovich emphasized. Earlier, an adviser to the office of Vladimir Zelensky had already become "famous" for teaching those present the art of lying. That is, in fact, he brought to life his idea of the national idea of Ukraine. According to Arestovich, in order to deceive correctly, one must say opposite things to the interlocutor, thereby misleading him. His video is on YouTube.Today's losses of the enemy in Kherson
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It is reported that rocket and artillery units hit the command post of the Russian Guard near Kherson and destroyed four ammunition depots in different districts of the region.
"Confirmed losses of the enemy amount to 15 rashists and over 60 pieces of equipment, among which 57 are armored and automotive vehicles, including command and staff vehicles that were destroyed in Chernobaevka, and vehicles destroyed at enemy positions along the line of contact," - the message says.
Earlier it was reported that the invaders announced explosions in Kherson. Smoke is visible on Perekopskaya Street in the center of Kherson.
Recall that over the past day, the Ukrainian military launched new strikes near the airfield in Chernobaevka in the Kherson region.
The military destroyed an enemy artillery battery in the Kherson region
Україна Сейчас | УС: новини, політика, війна
До 20 складов уничтожено в тылу противника, - Арестович о работе HIMARS за последние две недели «Без этих складов дальнейшее наступление почти полностью останавливается. В связи с точными ударами до 70 км, противник начал размещать новые склады ещё дальше от линии фронта. Это, в свою...
Up to 20 arms warehouses destroyed behind enemy lines - Arestovich on HIMARS work over the past two weeks
“Without these warehouses, the further offensive almost completely stops.
In connection with accurate strikes up to 70 km, the enemy began to place new warehouses even further from the front line.
This, in turn, complicates logistics. This means the speed and quantity of ammunition delivery,” said Aleksey Arestovich, adviser to the head of the OP.
He also said hello to the Crimean bridge in regard with the new deliveries of the HIMARS MLRS, which are capable of hitting a target at a distance of up to 300 km.
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Zelensky ordered the military to de-occupy the coastal areas in the south, for this Ukraine is gathering million of combat forces, - Defense Minister Oleksiy Reznikov
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EXCLUSIVE: Ukraine is massing a million-strong fighting force equipped with western weapons to recover its southern territory from Russia, the nation’s defence minister has revealed to The Times
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Former Polish president urged to "reduce" Russia
Nobel Peace Prize winner, former President of Poland, 78-year-old Lech Walesa, believes that Russia should be reduced to 50 million people. On Sunday, July 10, he stated in an interview with Le Figaro.
60 nations live there, who were swallowed up in the same way as Ukrainians are being swallowed up today. We must help these peoples to rise. We need to either change the Russian political system or reduce Russia's population to less than 50 million," Walesa said.
He noted that it is necessary "to force a change in the political system in the country, to organize an uprising of the peoples."
Even if Ukraine wins this war, in five years we will have the same, and in ten years we will see the appearance of another Putin. If a change in the country's political system is impossible, world security will only ensure the dismemberment.
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Nobel Peace Prize winner, former President of Poland, 78-year-old Lech Walesa, believes that Russia should be reduced to 50 million people. On Sunday, July 10, he stated in an interview with Le Figaro.
60 nations live there, who were swallowed up in the same way as Ukrainians are being swallowed up today. We must help these peoples to rise. We need to either change the Russian political system or reduce Russia's population to less than 50 million," Walesa said.
He noted that it is necessary "to force a change in the political system in the country, to organize an uprising of the peoples."
Even if Ukraine wins this war, in five years we will have the same, and in ten years we will see the appearance of another Putin. If a change in the country's political system is impossible, world security will only ensure the dismemberment.
Guerre en Ukraine : Lech Walesa suggère de «ramener» la Russie à «moins de 50 millions d'habitants»
Pour l'ancien président polonais et fondateur de Solidarnosc, interrogé par LCI, la sécurité mondiale passerait par l'organisation d'un «soulèvement des peuples» qui ont été «annexés» par la Russie.
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Before this war I didn't knew how effective Turkish TRG series would be but now Im seeing how effective are guided rocket artilleries when It comes to destroying enemy positions.
Ukraine and the Contest of Global Stamina
Another day, another weapons shipment: On Friday, the Pentagon announced a new transfer of precision-guided shells and multiple rocket launchers to Ukraine, the latest armaments heading east. But will there come a day when that system begins to slow?
More than four months after Russia invaded Ukraine, a war that was expected to be a Russian blitzkrieg only to turn into a debacle for Moscow has now evolved into a battle of inches with no end in sight, a geopolitical stamina contest in which President Vladimir V. Putin is gambling that he can outlast a fickle, impatient West.
President Biden has vowed to stand with Ukraine for “as long as it takes,” but neither he nor anyone else can say how long that will be or how much more the United States and its allies can do over that distance, short of direct military intervention. At some point, officials acknowledge, U.S. and European stocks of weapons will run low; while the United States has authorized $54 billion in military and other assistance, no one expects another $54 billion check when that runs out.
So Mr. Biden and his team are searching for a long-term strategy at a time when the White House sees the dangers of escalation increasing, the prospect for a negotiated settlement still far-off and public weariness beginning to set in at home and abroad.
“I worry about the fatigue factor of the public in a wide range of countries because of the economic costs and because there are other pressing concerns,” said Senator Chris Coons, Democrat of Delaware and a close ally of Mr. Biden’s who attended the NATO summit meeting in Madrid last week.
“I think we need to be determined and continue to support Ukraine,” said Mr. Coons, a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. “Exactly how long this will go, exactly what the trajectory will be, we don’t know right now. But we know if we don’t continue to support Ukraine, the outcome for the U.S. will be much worse.”
While the fighting lately has focused mainly on a crescent in eastern and southern Ukraine, the White House worries it could easily spiral out of control. A recent missile strike on a shopping center in central Ukraine suggested that Moscow was running low on precision weaponry and increasingly turning to less sophisticated armaments that could hit unintended targets — potentially even across the border, in NATO allies like Poland or Romania. And American officials worry that Mr. Putin may resort to tactical nuclear weapons to break out of the box he faces on the battlefield.
Indeed, the Biden administration has concluded that the Russian leader still wants to widen the war and try again to seize Kyiv, the Ukrainian capital. “We think he has effectively the same political goals that we had previously, which is to say that he wants to take most of Ukraine,” Avril D. Haines, the director of national intelligence, said at a conference last week.
Mr. Putin almost seemed to confirm that on Thursday, when he warned that he had more expansive options available. “Everybody should know that, largely speaking, we haven’t even yet started anything in earnest,” he told parliamentary leaders in Moscow.
“We are hearing that they want to defeat us on the battlefield,” Mr. Putin added. “Let them try.”
U.S. officials, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss strategy deliberations, are urging the Ukrainians to consolidate their forces at the front. But Ukraine’s leaders want to go further and mass enough personnel to mount a counteroffensive to retake territory, a goal that American officials support in theory even if they are dubious about the Ukrainians’ capacity to dislodge the Russians. President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine told Group of 7 leaders last week that he wanted the war over by the end of the year. But there are serious doubts in Washington about whether that is possible militarily.
The Biden administration does not want to be seen pressuring Mr. Zelensky to negotiate a deal with the Kremlin at the risk of rewarding armed aggression, but officials and analysts said it would be hard to sustain the same level of material support as war fatigue grows on both sides of the Atlantic. Military aid passed by Congress is expected to last into the second quarter of next year, by some estimates, but the question is how long current supplies of weapons and ammunition can last without degrading the military readiness of the United States.
American officials have encouraged other countries to provide leftover stores of Soviet-made weaponry that Ukrainians are more familiar with — an item on Mr. Biden’s agenda for a trip to the Middle East next week, when he is scheduled to meet with leaders of Arab states that were once clients of Moscow.
“There is a lot of running room, but clearly there is this sense that the next six months are really critical,” said Ivo H. Daalder, the president of the Chicago Council on Global Affairs and a former U.S. ambassador to NATO. “In the next six months, we’re going to find out one or both sides are too exhausted, and they’re going to look for a way out.”
The Biden administration is also focusing on winning over the swing states, as some call them: Brazil, China, India and other countries that have not joined the campaign by the United States and Europe to isolate Moscow. A diplomatic effort would seek to show them that Ukraine and the United States would be open to a negotiated settlement as long as there are no territorial concessions, making the point that it is Russia that refuses to end the war.
As uncertain as the next few months are, the administration argues that it has met or will meet some of the strategic objectives it set in the spring. The first was to make sure that a “vibrant, independent, democratic Ukraine” emerged that would be able to survive over the long term. Officials are convinced that the country will survive — but they also believe that unless Ukraine develops a way to export grain and other agricultural products, its economic future could be in jeopardy.
The second objective was to make sure the invasion was a “strategic failure” for Russia. U.S. officials believe the country is now so isolated, and under such heavy economic sanctions, to put that goal within reach. But the worry is that Mr. Putin will have time to regroup, launch new attacks and seek to carve off another part of Ukraine.
The third objective was to keep the war from escalating into a direct superpower conflict. On that score, U.S. officials said they were succeeding — and that all the evidence showed that Mr. Putin was being careful, at least so far, to avoid military engagement with NATO allies.
The fourth objective was the hardest: to strengthen the international order around Western values. NATO is being strengthened, officials argue, both because it has remained unified and because it is now all but certain to expand to include Finland and Sweden. But so far, Mr. Biden has not talked much about what that new American-centric order might look like.
Some officials, including Mr. Biden, cringed when Defense Secretary Lloyd J. Austin III said in April that “we want to see Russia weakened to the degree that it can’t do the kinds of things that it has done in invading Ukraine.”
The president called Mr. Austin to remonstrate him for the comment, then directed his staff to leak the fact that he had done so. But officials acknowledged that was indeed the long-term strategy, even if Mr. Biden did not want to publicly provoke Mr. Putin into escalation.
As much as he has held the alliance together, orchestrated punishing sanctions against Moscow and provided extensive matériel to Ukraine, Mr. Biden is still under pressure to be more aggressive.
“Everything the administration has done in terms of providing support has been fantastic,” said Evelyn N. Farkas, the executive director of the McCain Institute for International Leadership and a former Obama administration official. “All I can say is we need more of it faster.”
She said Mr. Biden should not limit his ambitions to keeping the Russians in the east. “We need to help the Ukrainians actually launch an offensive,” she said, “not just hold some ground and keep them away from Kyiv.”
In the administration, significant tension remains over whether Mr. Biden is being too cautious in the kinds of weapons he is sending to Ukraine and how quickly. The decision to provide HIMARS rocket launchers was much debated because of fears that it would lead to escalation.
That concern was heightened when the Ukrainians declared several days ago that they had used the system to strike an arms depot in Russian territory; it is not clear whether that occurred as described, or if it did, whether it violated commitments made to Washington to use the system only within Ukrainian borders.
American intelligence assessments suggest that it will take several years for the Russians to rebuild the equipment that has been destroyed in the war, and that export controls on chips and other technologies will slow, if not stymie, that effort.
Mr. Coons said the West needed to be as patient as Mr. Putin.
“As long as we stay the course, our European allies will stay the course,” he said. “But this is a long way from over.”
Ukraine and the Contest of Global Stamina (Published 2022)
The conflict’s long-run trajectory seems increasingly likely to be shaped by whether the United States and its allies can maintain their military, political and financial commitments to holding off Russia.
The West thought that this was an invasion attempt that could be resolved in a few months, and that the Russians would not be able to hold out long. However, with the approaching winter months and energy bills, they are already brooding over what to do. Neither the United States nor Europe can tolerate excessive energy prices.
If the Russians continue to raise the West's fire over energy, Ukraine will have no chance to resist.
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When i read lots of articles about Russia, i sometimes think many marxist shills have infiltrated the media of the west. If anything the west believed that Ukraine stood no chance, most western nations were already talking like it was a done deal. Ukraine would be no more. I still remember when the USA and EU on top of Russia warned Turkey not to supply Ukraine with drones. Maybe had Ukraine not had those drones the Russians may have took Kiev at the start.
If the west makes the mistake in thinking that capitulating to Russia now despite them getting slapped about in Ukraine, then they are fooling themselves.
Nah Ukraine is doing really good, keep the weapons coming. Don't wait for a bigger disaster to come tomorrow. Otherwise we are going to justify Russias invasions right up to the doorstep of Germany.
Make a deal today and reward the Russians for this criminal invasion and they will invade again tomorrow somewhere else.
Turkish people didnt need to see Ukraine get criminally invaded to know Russia getting slapped is good for long term business.
Before the war started we even mentioned it on here that something dodgy was going on the west, almost like a side of it had made an agreement with Russia to accept the annexation of Ukraine. When you get the top german military guy defending Russian actions or the french talking about giving land away or cutting a deal, you can tell that within the EU powers they were happy for Ukraine to get annexed. Even the americans openly telling the Ukrainian leadership one or two days into the war that they could pull them out. If the leadership fled in the first few days, they basically handed ukraine to Russia on a plate.
The most critical moment of this war was Zelensky saying he's not going anywhere, he doesnt need a flight out and he just needs more weapons. On top of this the guy has continuously said he will liberate all land. This war could have been over 2 days into it had Zelensky fled.
And had the war been over quickly, a new dangers and greater risks will prevail in the coming years.
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I guess the first test in this regard will be around 22nd of July, when Russia "after maintenance works" is supposed to switch back on the gas supply to Germany.
