Homeland vs State - I can see them feeling differently about those they know and love, local communities, and having issues with the government's decisions. Great coverage.
As a veteran ex paratrooper of the British army. I love my country warts and all. Politicians come and go. My nation is much more than that. We have one of oldest democratic democracies in the world. The British people are good people very accommodating and charitable to others. If Britain was ever invaded, as old as I am, I wouldn’t hesitate to take up arms to defend my nation! Simple as. 😊
Agreed we live in the best place in the world and should be proud of where we live,anyone that’s not happy with the U.K. should move out,life’s to short ,I feel very lucky to be born here with our freedom.
It's propaganda and little else, this was a hail Mary by Ukraine to try and take the nuclear power station, this failed, they took troops from where they were needed and put them in the middle of nowhere. Meanwhile Russia steam rolls through Ukraine taking strategically important targets.
A bit difficult when the USA armament industry has pushed for being the weapons manufacturer of NATO. For example 2023 Poland alone donated much of their older weapons to Ukraine and placed a $23.8billion order with the USA for new. Big business for the USA.
The US onlyt has veto on its own technology and weapons that they sold Britain. It is a standard stipulation for weaponry by every producer. The US has Israeli Iron dome missiles, but Israel has not given permission for them to be sent to Ukraine. The US has followed the agreement and has not.
Maybe it is important to identify who amongst the Biden administration is responsible for blocking the use of the Storm Shadow against legitimate military targets and why this is being done.
Just saying.. Chechen leader using tech where he can be geolocated by someone in the US at anytime seems... brilliant. History is doomed to repeat itself if the past is not learned. *When the Ukrainian Sun rises, Russia will cease to exist*
@BocaoZ what part? The quote from the former President of Chechnya Dudayev about Ukraine? Or the part about where he was GPS located thanks to US tech and killed by a missile strike while on a satellite phone discussing peace talks?
Perhaps Germany should stop paying for housing and sustainment of refugees who are not working and send that money to Ukraine in the form of Leopard tanks, Artillery and TAURUS missiles.
"So why has Ukraine lost 20% of it land mass so far?" Ukraine still exists. That matters. Several years ago Putin himself claimed he could defeat Ukraine in three weeks. That has not happened.
The big story over the weekend is that the line around Donetsk City is nearly broken. Some of the fortifications the Ukrainians are losing had been in place since 2014. It seems genuinely catastrophic.
Old Russian man not being able to speak out about the war in Ukraine sound like Englishmen not being able to speak out about Muslim immigration. Politically impotent?
Maybe. Similar movement in France and Germany seem to be beaten back by pro-democracy factions. Similar battle in US, and hope for same here. The struggle is not over, but perhaps democracy will prevail.
Your playlist of the podcast Ukraine:The Latest on TH-cam is mixed up. The latest episodes disappeared or mixed up with the old ones that it is hard to find them.
Correct …… ironically it was US that committed the crime but Zelensky and Zaluzhnyi that will get the blame so they can be cleared out the way for the forthcoming peace talks (a Russian stipulation before negotiations can start in earnest)
Not sure about that, there were vague noises from Germany "can we afford aid to Ukraine next year....?" some 6 months ago already. There will be election, Germany depends on its industry which has been doing worse lately - IMHO German politicians just want to show that they're not wasting money.
It’s way too late for that. The German government has upset the lower income group of voters by some very controversial political decisions. Ive been concerned for quite some about the changing mood against the present government. I personally think that this announcement came at a point where an notice was given to arrest the Ukrainian whose fingerprints were found in the yacht used to destroy the pipeline „disappeared.“ with help of Poland and Ukraine.
Homeland and state are absolutely not the same thing! Homeland is the country entire, the state is the country under a government. I love England, but I did not love Tory England.
Meanwhile, under your new government, more people have been put into PRISON for "speech" violations than have in Russia for the entire Ukrainian war! How's THAT for "freedom". Your Totalitarian Two-Tier Kier is a real piece of S...omething smelly.
Why other countries like Bangladesh love country hero Putin and Russia because of their humanity they have humanity in them which for the world country America and Europe countries do not have.
I would posit the NATO Allied Commander for Europe is the US ''enabler'' as regards Storm Shadow and Scalp. That may sound leftfield, but I'm sure Dom will have an opinion. I'd love to know his thoughts.
Even without the intensely difficult history, I can understand the difference. I love the terrain, and trees, the sky and the mountains of the place I call home. And, I am sometimes at odds with the government and infrastructure of how it is run (luckily, I do live in a fairly even-handed state).
Так, шикуються в чергу, щоб взяти в полон. Краще, ніж потрапити в руки гангстерів. Тим часом 98% жителів Курська проголосували за Україну. Бувай Путін, привіт Кадиров. и Тик-Ток
Regards Zelinsky complaining about the UK going slower, I suspect that his guys are talking to our military and the Ukrainians have been told that the UK are unable to quicken delivieries as the political masters have asked more more oversight to approve anything going forward
Hmm - also that they're not permitting Kursk storm shadows (something Boris would likely have just done). Also Starmer has hesitated about increasing Defence spending (as Sunak was doing), preferring to corruptly give 15% pay rises to train drivers on £70k a year. 🙄
In the american media it seems almost as if we in europe have been given the command of the european theatre and it feels like we are supposed to set the pace. In my opinion the us will follow when we start donating deep strike capabilities.
Mine laying by military vehicle "Zemledeliye" in Kursk region of Russia th-cam.com/video/eVrH2vYzcYg/w-d-xo.html We publish footage of the Russian mining machine "Zemledeliye" in the Kursk region of Russia. The remote mining machine "Zemledeliye" fires a salvo of 122 mm rockets, according to some sources 140 mm, producing remote mining in the border areas of the Sumy region of Ukraine. The ammunition currently includes two rockets with mines of different types, which is enough to solve most typical tasks. The machine of the engineering system of remote mining "Zemledeliye" began to be used in Ukraine since 2022, we published a video earlier. Technical information about the mining machine "Zemledeliye" in the link to the video in the comments to the video. Lamp of Knowledge
Azerbaijan President Aliyev welcomes Russia's Putin for talks in Baku th-cam.com/video/wqO1oGIfOiE/w-d-xo.html Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev took Russian President Vladimir Putin on a tour of the capital city of Baku on Monday during his two-day visit to the country. Associated Press
This is more Murdoch propaganda. Ukraine has lost 1500 troops as a result of this incursion, and those left are exhausted. It was a last chance saloon for Ukraine and a big mistake.
@@robertsteele474 The Telegraph just throws it up on TH-cam, easy access, but it's also an Apple podcast, some other pod casters use TH-cam as well. Occasionally they will have a video and some of the speakers, like Dom Nichols, have their own video TH-cam shows 'Defence In Depth' - his are worth watching.
Details of my email to the MOD: Hello, With recent developments in the Ukrainian war of independance, many military analysts are now questioning the restrictions that are being imposed on the use of storm shadow missiles by Ukrainian troops. The following Times Radio interview with a recently retired British tank commander reveals what many military experts are now calling for; the release of restrictions on the use of storm shadow missiles: th-cam.com/video/oRm_hrvjixw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=WO5UyVmMf7VeMUZ3 A real opportunity now exists for Ukraine's strategic advantage to be built upon and in so doing, bring the war to a strong negotiating position for Ukraine. Best regards, Douglas MacDonald
@@TheMagicLemur America has 750 military bases in 80 countries. And it's Russia that is imperialistic? Really? America spends more money on its military than the next 10 countries combined.
Ask the Germans what happened when they pushed into Russia and extended their front and overextended their supply lines. This is a bad idea with little strategic gain.
A bit different, for one Ukraine has not gone anywhere near as deep into Russia as Germany did in operation Barbarossa and have no plans to go much deeper, they remain close to their supply lines. So far it’s seems like brilliant strategy.
Also, Ukraine was part of the soviet union and Germany ended up fighting the Ukrainians as much if not more than any other Russians. Ukraine went for manageable strike. Something Putler needs to learn still.
Any army that extends supply lines too far risk being cut off in a counterstroke. Luckily for Ukraine there is not one commander in the Russian army even half as competent as a Guderian or Rommel.
Ukraine moving its "scarce resources" to Russia’s borderline Kursk Region helped Russian forces achieve success in Donbass, the Financial Times (FT) said citing an unnamed Ukrainian artillery brigade commander. According to him, "troops were back to rationing shells" "because ammunition had been reallocated for the incursion into Russia’s Kursk region." Kiev has also moved there "upwards of 10,000 troops, including many of its elite airborne forces and mechanized brigades," from the Donetsk and Kharkov regions, "where the fiercest battles are under way, according to officials involved with the operation." According to the newspaper, "Russian soldiers are still grinding their way through Ukrainian defenses, capturing villages and towns and bringing Moscow closer to its stated goal of complete control of the Donetsk region in eastern Ukraine." Several days before the attack on the Kursk Region, Ukrainian defenses in the Donetsk People’s Republic (DPR), were already "showing cracks," one senior Ukrainian official "familiar with military operations" told the newspaper. In his opinion, Russian forces had achieved "tactical success" in Donetsk and more advances were likely unless the situation turned around. "With much of its reserves directed to Kursk, Ukraine will struggle to fill defensive gaps and counter various Russian threats," Konrad Muzyka, director of Poland-based Rochan consulting group, told the FT. "Russia doesn’t have trouble mobilizing troops whereas Ukraine still has trouble mobilizing the number needed to hold and conduct operations in Donetsk," he explained.
The Ukrainian military’s attack on the Kursk Region has not brought any significant results for Kiev except for attention from the Western media. In the meantime, it is unclear what aims Kiev was pursuing, expert George Beebe, a former director of the CIA's Russia analysis, said in a column on the Responsible Statecraft portal. "While Kiev has succeeded in capturing headlines, it's unclear whether at this point what the mission will actually achieve," Beebe writes. He notes that Ukraine’s incursion initially "generated an impressive volume of optimistic takes on Western opinion pages and talk shows." However, "to shift the course of the war Ukraine's gambit must either divert significant numbers of Russian forces from the fighting in Ukraine itself, seize or destroy strategically important assets inside Russia, or hold territory over the longer term." The expert doubts that this is possible. Russia has not moved large numbers of troops into the Kursk region and has commissioned reserves, Beebe points out. Kiev has failed to seize the Kursk nuclear power plant to strengthen its "bargaining power" in the negotiations. And "Russian air strikes on Ukrainian armor, troop concentrations, fuel depots, and supply lines prevented Ukraine from reinforcing its initial success in Kursk," the expert states. According to him, "Ukraine moved air defense assets toward the border with Russia, but this exposed their positions to devastating Russian strikes." Ukraine will not be able to "hold captured territory," and "shifting the course of the war seems to be beyond its reach," Beebe concludes.
Russians already built several pontoon bridges across this small river, so it's not a problem for them. Yeah, The Economist: "Russia’s double-punch back against Ukraine’s shock raid. It is bombing Ukrainians in Kursk and advancing in Pokrovsk." What could possibly go wrong?
There's more foreign press in the kursk area then Russian soldiers
lol they all got shipped back to Kiev for safe keeping! lolol
Shows how much Russia takes Ukraine land grab serious. 😅😅😅
@@todd1770 Losing land really makes Russia look strong. lol
@Keltibarian no but they know Ukraine is collapsing in Ukraine so time is on Russia's side
@@todd1770woof woof 🤣🤣
The network of doctors is absolutely amazing! ❤️ Great work!
Thanks very much (listening in Japan).
Dominic= excellent Speaker= Pace...Modulation...Information.....Commentary...Voice volume😊
A very informative listen fro Ontario. Canada
Homeland vs State - I can see them feeling differently about those they know and love, local communities, and having issues with the government's decisions. Great coverage.
Homeland vs State, I can totally relate to that comment.
Thanks for the amazing quality
As a veteran ex paratrooper of the British army. I love my country warts and all. Politicians come and go. My nation is much more than that. We have one of oldest democratic democracies in the world. The British people are good people very accommodating and charitable to others.
If Britain was ever invaded, as old as I am, I wouldn’t hesitate to take up arms to defend my nation! Simple as. 😊
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Agreed we live in the best place in the world and should be proud of where we live,anyone that’s not happy with the U.K. should move out,life’s to short ,I feel very lucky to be born here with our freedom.
Britain invaded half the planet, great bunch they are
our democracy has gone: the UK Government is bought and paid for by foreign states. do ur own research ... peace 🕊🤍🕊
paul
Grow up.
Last time I was this early pro-russian bots were still saying they'd be in Kyiv in 3 days.
They now deny it - it's hilarious seeing them squirming about how Putin never saying it publicly... but it getting leaked anyway. 😅
I appreciate The Telegraphs coverage of the Russo/Ukraine war, by far the best on the internet.
They def support Ukrainian side and show only “Ukraine winning video” without losses
It's propaganda and little else, this was a hail Mary by Ukraine to try and take the nuclear power station, this failed, they took troops from where they were needed and put them in the middle of nowhere. Meanwhile Russia steam rolls through Ukraine taking strategically important targets.
bollox
😂😂
They're lying.
Feels like its one of the big takeaways from this war, dont be reliant on other people like Ukraine is now.
A bit difficult when the USA armament industry has pushed for being the weapons manufacturer of NATO.
For example 2023 Poland alone donated much of their older weapons to Ukraine and placed a $23.8billion order with the USA for new. Big business for the USA.
Interesting to know that the US has a veto on the use of UK munitions.
It hasn’t, they came out and said it’s up to us. Just our government looking for excuses to drag their heals.
The US onlyt has veto on its own technology and weapons that they sold Britain. It is a standard stipulation for weaponry by every producer. The US has Israeli Iron dome missiles, but Israel has not given permission for them to be sent to Ukraine. The US has followed the agreement and has not.
Maybe it is important to identify who amongst the Biden administration is responsible for blocking the use of the Storm Shadow against legitimate military targets and why this is being done.
Just saying.. Chechen leader using tech where he can be geolocated by someone in the US at anytime seems... brilliant. History is doomed to repeat itself if the past is not learned.
*When the Ukrainian Sun rises, Russia will cease to exist*
Anyway he is not about to go to war; he's just a tic-Tok guy.
This is the most idiotic thing I’ve ever read
@BocaoZ what part? The quote from the former President of Chechnya Dudayev about Ukraine? Or the part about where he was GPS located thanks to US tech and killed by a missile strike while on a satellite phone discussing peace talks?
Perhaps Germany should stop paying for housing and sustainment of refugees who are not working and send that money to Ukraine in the form of Leopard tanks, Artillery and TAURUS missiles.
Ukraine has every right to defend itself 🇬🇧🇺🇦🫡
Very very informative
The great thing about the Internet is how time reveals managed reality.
Ukraine small army but good strategy and intel from us
So why has Ukraine lost 20% of it land mass so far?
"So why has Ukraine lost 20% of it land mass so far?" Ukraine still exists. That matters. Several years ago Putin himself claimed he could defeat Ukraine in three weeks. That has not happened.
Another excellent report! I am listening in Chico, California about 100 miles above Sacramento in Northern California.
Neighbors, I'm here in Davis
Smoking is bad for your health.
Excellent perspectives, Telegraph. Thanks for credibility!
Slava ukraini 🇺🇦🇺🇸
Novohrodivka has been liberated 🕊️
😂 The only thing "dual-use" in Kadyrov's new Wankpanzer is it's GPS! Good luck finding a charging station!
Charging station?
The guys an absolute clown. His tik tok videos are good for a laugh though.😂
Even if there was a charging station, he wouldn't know how to use it anyhow - cos' it isn't a machine gun lol.
@@jonathon5411it’s electric.
Not sure what is more amusing kadyrovs endless trolling or medias serious reaction to it.
Russia is trying to fight with WWII weapons and tactics. Ukraine is not.
If Ukraine had used Russian tactics, they'd be out of an army by now. Putin just does not care about human life other than his own.
So who had hypersonic missiles in ww2 then? 😂
@@Realist369 Did they win?
Listening from Canada. Thanks for the great journalism!
This is sarcasm, right?
The big story over the weekend is that the line around Donetsk City is nearly broken. Some of the fortifications the Ukrainians are losing had been in place since 2014. It seems genuinely catastrophic.
Yes. I have been mystified about why Ukraine seems to have resigned themselves to the loss of this territory given its military significance.
24:40 the meme "are we the baddies?"
Is Northern Californians need to stick together!
Monterey here. 😊
Слава Україні! 🇺🇦🔱💙❤️💛
Смерть Путіну 💀🇷🇺🐽🖤🖕
sharp edges :)
what was the medical charity called? It was hard to catch the name. The transcript did not record it well as nothing came up when I did a search.
Kursk is now part of Ukraine!
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Old Russian man not being able to speak out about the war in Ukraine sound like Englishmen not being able to speak out about Muslim immigration. Politically impotent?
Speaking out…was that what was going on in those riots? Speaking out???
Everyone is constatly talking about that in britain, though. Nice try troll cowards
Relevance comrade ?
@@hybridmems coward is a mighty big word to use texting.
Did he just say that a pontoon bridge was not ment for armour?
yeah they evacuated them, but it should never have been necessary. Putin needs to sit down to the table and surrender.
😅😅😅😅😅
In the meanwhile the UK is giving up on democracy.
Maybe. Similar movement in France and Germany seem to be beaten back by pro-democracy factions. Similar battle in US, and hope for same here. The struggle is not over, but perhaps democracy will prevail.
Your playlist of the podcast Ukraine:The Latest on TH-cam is mixed up. The latest episodes disappeared or mixed up with the old ones that it is hard to find them.
Russian roulette. No pun intended
Cut in funding for Ukraine sure seems like retribution for the Nord stream bombing
Correct …… ironically it was US that committed the crime but Zelensky and Zaluzhnyi that will get the blame so they can be cleared out the way for the forthcoming peace talks (a Russian stipulation before negotiations can start in earnest)
Not sure about that, there were vague noises from Germany "can we afford aid to Ukraine next year....?" some 6 months ago already. There will be election, Germany depends on its industry which has been doing worse lately - IMHO German politicians just want to show that they're not wasting money.
It’s way too late for that. The German government has upset the lower income group of voters by some very controversial political decisions. Ive been concerned for quite some about the changing mood against the present government. I personally think that this announcement came at a point where an notice was given to arrest the Ukrainian whose fingerprints were found in the yacht used to destroy the pipeline „disappeared.“ with help of Poland and Ukraine.
What a load of balls listen to Patrick Lancaster
Homeland and state are absolutely not the same thing! Homeland is the country entire, the state is the country under a government. I love England, but I did not love Tory England.
th-cam.com/video/f1ql0kFQbfc/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ytVTjqv4TnvVpwmx
Tory England, like it’s the third Reich or something, I sear the internet has turned everyone into idiots. 😂😂
We get what we vote for!
Meanwhile, under your new government, more people have been put into PRISON for "speech" violations than have in Russia for the entire Ukrainian war! How's THAT for "freedom". Your Totalitarian Two-Tier Kier is a real piece of S...omething smelly.
The government of the day can often after only a tenuous connection to the nation itself; they are certainly not the same thing.
Starmer and Biden's support for Ukraine looks exceedingly shakey.
Supremacy.
We do have it in our remit to persuade our leaders to continue their strong support of Ukraine if we suspect them of faltering.
@@paulross225or persuade them to stop.
@@tashaware6819 🇬🇧🇺🇦🔗
So who's winning.?
Gotta watch out for those sharp edges lmao!!
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Why other countries like Bangladesh love country hero Putin and Russia because of their humanity they have humanity in them which for the world country America and Europe countries do not have.
Shameless western media
Peerless reporting.
Hmmm, I wonder how much longer that Russia will be able to fight in the donbas with their logistics being cut off from the north....🤔
38:00 ff Ukraine knows that Germany is a liability with the chancellor’s party’s heavy (and historical) links to Russia in mind…
But a new pro-Ukrainian government has just been elected and will be probably reverse that action
I would posit the NATO Allied Commander for Europe is the US ''enabler'' as regards Storm Shadow and Scalp. That may sound leftfield, but I'm sure Dom will have an opinion. I'd love to know his thoughts.
Instead of indignant scoffing, perhaps ask anyone from, Northern Ireland, Wales or Scottland if they think that Homeland and State are the same thing.
Even without the intensely difficult history, I can understand the difference. I love the terrain, and trees, the sky and the mountains of the place I call home. And, I am sometimes at odds with the government and infrastructure of how it is run (luckily, I do live in a fairly even-handed state).
+1
Так, шикуються в чергу, щоб взяти в полон. Краще, ніж потрапити в руки гангстерів. Тим часом 98% жителів Курська проголосували за Україну. Бувай Путін, привіт Кадиров. и Тик-Ток
До Курска надо еще дойти саншайн.
Putin is going to win. zelensky would not have made it this far without leftist regimes all over the world. I am an american for Putin.
Regards Zelinsky complaining about the UK going slower, I suspect that his guys are talking to our military and the Ukrainians have been told that the UK are unable to quicken delivieries as the political masters have asked more more oversight to approve anything going forward
Hmm - also that they're not permitting Kursk storm shadows (something Boris would likely have just done).
Also Starmer has hesitated about increasing Defence spending (as Sunak was doing), preferring to corruptly give 15% pay rises to train drivers on £70k a year. 🙄
"Alright now youse can't leave!" 😂
In the american media it seems almost as if we in europe have been given the command of the european theatre and it feels like we are supposed to set the pace. In my opinion the us will follow when we start donating deep strike capabilities.
Russia cannot be understood with the mind alone.....Russia cannot be understood with the common sense......Fyodor Tyutchev
Forgotten the last two lines, my selective quotation friend?😂
good to see nobody is taking this nonsense seriously..
Theres reports that people want to go back
maps please
Whats for... just listen
Mine laying by military vehicle "Zemledeliye" in Kursk region of Russia
th-cam.com/video/eVrH2vYzcYg/w-d-xo.html
We publish footage of the Russian mining machine "Zemledeliye" in the Kursk region of Russia. The remote mining machine "Zemledeliye" fires a salvo of 122 mm rockets, according to some sources 140 mm, producing remote mining in the border areas of the Sumy region of Ukraine. The ammunition currently includes two rockets with mines of different types, which is enough to solve most typical tasks. The machine of the engineering system of remote mining "Zemledeliye" began to be used in Ukraine since 2022, we published a video earlier. Technical information about the mining machine "Zemledeliye" in the link to the video in the comments to the video.
Lamp of Knowledge
17:00 he should be more worried about russian bombs that hit indiscriminately
Worried
putin thought trump would win .
One of the saddest questions in this podcast ever...
"Are we legacy media now...." 😮😮😮😮
😂😂😂
🦁🌻🇺🇦 Слава Україні! #SlavaUkraini #СлаваУкраїні #fightlikeaUkrainian
Slava Ukraini 🇬🇧🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🫡
Very informative
th-cam.com/video/f1ql0kFQbfc/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ytVTjqv4TnvVpwmx
It is just propaganda
@@ahmedalsharmanwhy listen and comment then 🤣🤣
@@DarkCriimes I didn't listen, I listened to earlier episodes and I used to believe the content, then I found it it is all propaganda .
@@ahmedalsharman as opposed to RT ?
Is a referendum in order?
Azerbaijan President Aliyev welcomes Russia's Putin for talks in Baku
th-cam.com/video/wqO1oGIfOiE/w-d-xo.html
Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev took Russian President Vladimir Putin on a tour of the capital city of Baku on Monday during his two-day visit to the country.
Associated Press
Sudzha pronounces sood zha. Zha as in azure, Dom.
Someone else said it was pronounced with a G sound :
Sugza
Whats correct?
Too many effing adverts
The 6th extinction
This is more Murdoch propaganda. Ukraine has lost 1500 troops as a result of this incursion, and those left are exhausted. It was a last chance saloon for Ukraine and a big mistake.
Sure thing Boris.
So much for the croissant embargo! Does Franco Francis know there are croissants in the studio?
Only real question now is does Zelenskyy go before Biden or along with Biden?
Such bullshit news ahahahaha
I am confused, there is no video here?
Never has been, it's a podcast, voices only... like radio!
@@frankstonrat Then why is it a video?
@@robertsteele474 so those of us who listen to podcasts on TH-cam can listen… anymore dumb questions?
@@robertsteele474 The Telegraph just throws it up on TH-cam, easy access, but it's also an Apple podcast, some other pod casters use TH-cam as well. Occasionally they will have a video and some of the speakers, like Dom Nichols, have their own video TH-cam shows 'Defence In Depth' - his are worth watching.
Of course not. Rubbish report. Open a map.
So this guy nipples thinks russian military pontoon bridges are not designed to take the weight of russian armour? Ive heard it all now
Lol...
Details of my email to the MOD:
Hello,
With recent developments in the Ukrainian war of independance, many military analysts are now questioning the restrictions that are being imposed on the use of storm shadow missiles by Ukrainian troops.
The following Times Radio interview with a recently retired British tank commander reveals what many military experts are now calling for; the release of restrictions on the use of storm shadow missiles:
th-cam.com/video/oRm_hrvjixw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=WO5UyVmMf7VeMUZ3
A real opportunity now exists for Ukraine's strategic advantage to be built upon and in so doing, bring the war to a strong negotiating position for Ukraine.
Best regards,
Douglas MacDonald
#252 like! I am awesome
Complete projection from the joke rag yet again!
Sup bois
BS BBC voice
Propaganda de doi bani!! Imi e sila!
24:00 im with Musk on this.
Russia is really good at lying and trolling. Thats all that was.
Is it true that Ukraine is going to reinstall the Tsar in the "Free Russian Oblast of Kursk" ?
Not true
British hypocrisy? Get your own house in order!
Has Zelenski captured Crimea as he promised he’d do by summer 2023? 😂
So annoying to hear UK prime........................
pro-American propaganda
Yawn!
@@GroofusDoofus900 Britannia is Washington's girlfriend.
Yes, finally no more Russian propaganda; they sucked.
Still better than Moscow State TV wanting to invade California. 😅
@@TheMagicLemur America has 750 military bases in 80 countries. And it's Russia that is imperialistic? Really? America spends more money on its military than the next 10 countries combined.
Ask the Germans what happened when they pushed into Russia and extended their front and overextended their supply lines. This is a bad idea with little strategic gain.
A bit different, for one Ukraine has not gone anywhere near as deep into Russia as Germany did in operation Barbarossa and have no plans to go much deeper, they remain close to their supply lines. So far it’s seems like brilliant strategy.
Also, Ukraine was part of the soviet union and Germany ended up fighting the Ukrainians as much if not more than any other Russians. Ukraine went for manageable strike. Something Putler needs to learn still.
Most of the German logistics was trains then horses.
Explain it;, come on, coward. 98% of the population of Kursk voted yesterday to stay with Ukraine. Putin's lost.
Any army that extends supply lines too far risk being cut off in a counterstroke. Luckily for Ukraine there is not one commander in the Russian army even half as competent as a Guderian or Rommel.
Elon speaks bluntly but hes one of the good guys
Not too sure about that.
No, not at all. He's an idiot.
Bol lox
Que ?
La porquería
Ukraine moving its "scarce resources" to Russia’s borderline Kursk Region helped Russian forces achieve success in Donbass, the Financial Times (FT) said citing an unnamed Ukrainian artillery brigade commander.
According to him, "troops were back to rationing shells" "because ammunition had been reallocated for the incursion into Russia’s Kursk region." Kiev has also moved there "upwards of 10,000 troops, including many of its elite airborne forces and mechanized brigades," from the Donetsk and Kharkov regions, "where the fiercest battles are under way, according to officials involved with the operation." According to the newspaper, "Russian soldiers are still grinding their way through Ukrainian defenses, capturing villages and towns and bringing Moscow closer to its stated goal of complete control of the Donetsk region in eastern Ukraine."
Several days before the attack on the Kursk Region, Ukrainian defenses in the Donetsk People’s Republic (DPR), were already "showing cracks," one senior Ukrainian official "familiar with military operations" told the newspaper. In his opinion, Russian forces had achieved "tactical success" in Donetsk and more advances were likely unless the situation turned around.
"With much of its reserves directed to Kursk, Ukraine will struggle to fill defensive gaps and counter various Russian threats," Konrad Muzyka, director of Poland-based Rochan consulting group, told the FT. "Russia doesn’t have trouble mobilizing troops whereas Ukraine still has trouble mobilizing the number needed to hold and conduct operations in Donetsk," he explained.
The Ukrainian military’s attack on the Kursk Region has not brought any significant results for Kiev except for attention from the Western media. In the meantime, it is unclear what aims Kiev was pursuing, expert George Beebe, a former director of the CIA's Russia analysis, said in a column on the Responsible Statecraft portal.
"While Kiev has succeeded in capturing headlines, it's unclear whether at this point what the mission will actually achieve," Beebe writes. He notes that Ukraine’s incursion initially "generated an impressive volume of optimistic takes on Western opinion pages and talk shows." However, "to shift the course of the war Ukraine's gambit must either divert significant numbers of Russian forces from the fighting in Ukraine itself, seize or destroy strategically important assets inside Russia, or hold territory over the longer term." The expert doubts that this is possible.
Russia has not moved large numbers of troops into the Kursk region and has commissioned reserves, Beebe points out. Kiev has failed to seize the Kursk nuclear power plant to strengthen its "bargaining power" in the negotiations. And "Russian air strikes on Ukrainian armor, troop concentrations, fuel depots, and supply lines prevented Ukraine from reinforcing its initial success in Kursk," the expert states. According to him, "Ukraine moved air defense assets toward the border with Russia, but this exposed their positions to devastating Russian strikes."
Ukraine will not be able to "hold captured territory," and "shifting the course of the war seems to be beyond its reach," Beebe concludes.
“Small advances by Russia”…best look at the map again. Dedicated propaganda channel.
6 pontoon bridges says your propaganda is hilarious.
No one is fooled, Kremlin troll
@@dearmas9068 even blind man can see other channels or go to x.
But not quite as hilarious as your dumb comment
The womens voice wrecked the propaganda.
Sexist.
Nice nice propaganda everything is hawks
T wat
No one is fooled, Kremlin troll
Russians criticising propaganda. LOL!
Russians already built several pontoon bridges across this small river, so it's not a problem for them. Yeah, The Economist: "Russia’s double-punch back against Ukraine’s shock raid. It is bombing Ukrainians in Kursk and advancing in Pokrovsk." What could possibly go wrong?
For russia everything is going wrong. The pontoon bridges are not there.
7:32 situation fluid ..grab the moment/momentum...💙💛