Ukraine. NEWS

Russia, which is making a strategic retreat (solely to rearm the army) is actually continuing to bomb the civilian population in the cities.

“The reports we are seeing of a change in military leadership, and putting a general in charge who was responsible for the brutality and atrocities in Syria, shows that there’s going to be a continuation of what we’ve already seen on the ground in Ukraine and that’s what we are expecting,”

<see CNN article>

Fox News contributor Ret. Lt. Gen. Keith Kellogg warns Vladimir Putin won’t give up an ‘inch’ of Ukraine <see “t. Gen. Kellogg: This doesn’t look very good” >

Evidence of massive crimes against humanity committed by Russia in Ukraine is beginning to emerge. This definitively clarifies the fact that it is not possible to enter into treaties with a Russia ruled by Putin.

Putin has therefore become indefensible even by those who previously did not take a clear position: Politicians and companies have switched to take sides against Putin.

International bodies have begun in-depth investigations into the crimes committed by Russia, which appear to be countless.

“The reports we are seeing of a change in military leadership, and putting a general in charge who was responsible for the brutality and atrocities in Syria, shows that there’s going to be a continuation of what we’ve already seen on the ground in Ukraine and that’s what we are expecting,”

<see CNN article>

Fox News contributor Ret. Lt. Gen. Keith Kellogg warns Vladimir Putin won’t give up an ‘inch’ of Ukraine <see “t. Gen. Kellogg: This doesn’t look very good” >

Since the end of March, Ukraine has gone into Russia’s counterattack, offering the possibility of ending Putin’s political career, and therefore the war. It becomes possible:

1) a counterattack on Ukrainian territory to free the territories taken by Russia

2) a counterattack on Russian territory to weaken the Russian army (so that it is no longer able to continue fighting).

We recall that a stalled situation would lead to a continuation of Russian domination over Ukraine, preventing the latter from resuming a normal life (and, for example, from accessing the sea).

In this phase Ukraine has, among other things, the need to be supplied with a different type of weapons, because its Army must pass from the guerrilla phase (in which it attacks enemy tanks), to a phase in which it it must attack the concentrations of the Russian Army that are formed near the border to restructure and recover forces (both on the Ukrainian side and on the Russian side).

In this new phase, Ukraine needs airplanes, a shield of “defense” rockets, powerful radars, etc …

“The reports we are seeing of a change in military leadership, and putting a general in charge who was responsible for the brutality and atrocities in Syria, shows that there’s going to be a continuation of what we’ve already seen on the ground in Ukraine and that’s what we are expecting,”

<see CNN article>