Then great. Admittedly, I wasn't completely sure what your post was trying to say, and I'm still unclear.I'm not sure anyone claimed it was.
Then great. Admittedly, I wasn't completely sure what your post was trying to say, and I'm still unclear.I'm not sure anyone claimed it was.
Probably more effective to do it as it gets nearer to winter.yeh only surprised it took them this long to turn off the tap
Thank you.WarTranslated - Dmitri Masinski
Russian-English language translation of intercepted call & other materials from the Russian invasion of Ukraine, to improve understanding of the conflict for the broader Western audience.wartranslated.com
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"All this happens to the accompaniment of street musicians performing the song of Ukraine from Eurovision 2022."WarTranslated - Dmitri Masinski
Russian-English language translation of intercepted call & other materials from the Russian invasion of Ukraine, to improve understanding of the conflict for the broader Western audience.wartranslated.com
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Russian state television broadcast an interview on Friday acknowledging that Kyiv had achieved a "substantial victory", after Ukrainian forces burst through the frontline in a lightning advance.
The Ukrainian breakthrough near Kharkiv was the fastest advance reported by either side for months, and one of the biggest shifts in the war's momentum since Russian forces abandoned a disastrous assault on the capital Kyiv in March.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said troops had "liberated dozens of settlements" and reclaimed more than 1,000 square km (385 square miles) of territory in Kharkiv region in the east as well as Kherson in the south in the past week.
Western military analysts say the advance puts the Ukrainians within striking distance of the main railway Moscow has relied on to sustain its force in eastern Ukraine, and could leave thousands of Russian troops at risk of being cut off.
After a day of providing little or no response, Russia's defence ministry released video of its troops being rushed to reinforce the area.
"The very fact of a breach of our defences is already a substantial victory for the Ukrainian armed forces," Russian state TV showed the head of the Russian-installed occupation administration for Kharkiv province, Vitaly Ganchev, saying in an interview. Russian law bans all reporting of the conflict that diverges from official accounts.
The celebrations and tears of Ukrainian civilians greeting the Ukrainian armed forces as their settlements get liberated is the most heartwarming thing I've seen in months.You love to see it.
Is it totally wild to think they might use a tactical nuke to try and break the counterattack?
Probably. They're good for large buildups of troops, bases, heavily fortified positions etc... Whereas this is a very fast moving, very unpredictable phase of the conflict. So they'd effectively be breaking a huge red line both for the west, and for their not-really-allies, potentially for no real gain.