Putin Miscalculated is not only a Self-inflicted, it also to kill Ukraine

(27-04-2024, 11:54 AM)Tee tiong huat Wrote:  The Russian are coming...to town. Tongue
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The Russian are coming...to Ukraine town.

But but they wanted to Si lahh, crying those Putin's new enlisted recruiting soldiers in hundred is all sold to god. So finally Putin's stronghold is breaking down and being destroyed by Ukraine as the Putin's soldiers caught zZZZzz (No, they are all been sent to god) or else why the Russians 3rd Army off guard.

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U.S.A is supplied it more newer weapons, like those used against the Russian training camp and some also longer missiles to Ukrainian army also to the Ukraine Air Forces as they look to their big bro for weapons. Like those ATACM's missiles into the fight against Russian and their federation soldiers for sizing port, they finally has a change to fight back ok, on Mariupol port.

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Russia Amassing Tens of Thousands of Troops at Key Ukrainian Town waiting for f..K...

As Russia has amassed up to 25,000 soldiers around strategic settlement of Chasiv Yar, Ukrainian military said on Sunday, the Kremlin claims to have seized another village in the Donetsk region.

"The enemy has amassed a grouping of 20,000-25,000 servicemen" around Chasiv Yar, Nazar Voloshyn, a spokesperson for Ukraine's Khortytsia grouping of forces, told Ukrainian television in remarks reported by domestic media.

Newsweek has reached to  Russian Defense Ministry for comment via email.

Chasiv Yar, a key town that sits west of the Russian-controlled Donetsk city of Bakhmut, was described by the U.S. think tank, the Institute for the Study of War (ISW), as a "fortress city." Capturing Chasiv Yar would help Russia attack the rest of Ukraine's significant defensive settlements, the ISW has evaluated.

Seizing Chasiv Yar could also allow Russia to cut off the settlement of Kostiantynivka, which would compromise the "backbone of Ukraine's defense" in the Donetsk region, the ISW said.

Ukraine's army chief, Colonel General Oleksandr Syrskyi, said last month that Moscow is attempting to "break through our defenses west of Bakhmut," take control of Chasiv Yar, and "create conditions for further advance" toward the Donetsk city of Kramatorsk that lies northwest of Chasiv Yar.

"Ukrainian and Russian forces continued to fight near Chasiv Yar on May 4, but there were no confirmed changes to this front line," the ISW assessed on Saturday. So, the Kremlin wants to capture Chasiv Yar by May 9, Syrskyi said

Top Ukraine Official Warns Russia Could Capture 'Baltics In ...World Russia-Ukraine War They Wanted all Chasiv Yar, Bakhmut
Russia Amassing Tens of Thousands of Troops Around Key Ukrainian Town
May 05, 2024 Updated to May 06, 2024

Russia has amassed up to 25,000 soldiers around the strategic settlement of Chasiv Yar, the Ukrainian military said on Sunday, as the Kremlin claims to have seized another village in the Donetsk region.

"The enemy has amassed a grouping of 20,000-25,000 servicemen" around Chasiv Yar, Nazar Voloshyn, a spokesperson for Ukraine's Khortytsia grouping of forces, told Ukrainian television in remarks reported by domestic media.



Ukraine's army chief, Colonel General Oleksandr Syrskyi, said last month that Moscow is attempting to "break through our defenses west of Bakhmut," take control of Chasiv Yar, and "create conditions for further advance" toward the Donetsk city of Kramatorsk that lies northwest of Chasiv Yar. Battlefront News In-depth coverage on the War in Ukraine

Near Chasiv Yar, Ukrainian service armored personnel carrier near Chasiv Yar, Donetsk region, 2024. Russia has amassed up to 25,000. The Kremlin wants to capture Chasiv Yar by May 9, Syrskyi said. Russia Relying on 'Mass Over Quality' As Moscow Faces Rising Losses: says by UK. The
Ukraine Video Shows 42 Russian Tanks Wiped Out by Kyiv

Russian Video Appears to Show 2 HIMARS Launchers Destroyed in Strike by Russia, has focused its main efforts on eastern front, west of Bakhmut & west of Avdiivka, former Ukrainian stronghold Russia captured in February 2024.

Ukraine's military said Sunday had repelled a dozen attacks close to Bakhmut in the previous 24 hrs, including around village of Klishchiivka, Bakhmut, and Ivanivske, west of Bakhmut and east of Chasiv Yar. Russia's Ministry said its troops attacked Ukrainian positions near Bakhmut, including around Klishchiivka. 

Russian "completely liberated" village of Ocheretyne, northwest of Russian-held Avdiivka, Moscow added statement.

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Ukraine's armed forces had said in late April that Russia had gained a foothold in Ocheretyne, and that heavy fighting was continuing.

Russian forces made a "notable tactical advance" near Arkhanhelske, northwest of Avdiivka, between Friday and Saturday, the ISW said in its latest assessment. Russian media had reported earlier this month that Ukraine had withdrawn from the village, and geolocated footage from Friday showed Kyiv's troops pulling back from the north of the village, the ISW said

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Speeding Toward Ukrainian Lines On Two Wheels, Russia’s Motorcycle Troops Got ‘Beaten In The Teeth’. Motorcycles offer very little protection to their riders...after losing nearly 15,000 combat vehicles in the first two years of its wider war on Ukraine, Russia got desperate.

Production of new vehicles, combined with the restoration of old vehicles from long-term storage, couldn’t keep pace with the monthly loss of more than 600 tanks, infantry fighting vehicles and armored personnel carriers.

That’s why, in the early months of the third year of the wider war, more Russian troops have been riding into battle in trucks, open-top golf carts and—more recently—motorcycles.

The growing number of unprotected—0r at best, minimally protected—vehicles on the Russian side of the front line doesn’t mean Russian forces can’t win battles against ammunition-starved, understaffed Ukrainian brigades.

But the devolution of Russian vehicles does underscore one of the Kremlin’s most serious challenges in a grinding war that officials in Moscow once claimed would end in Russian victory in mere days. “While Russia remains a serious battlefield threat, [its] ability to replace lost armored vehicles is limited,” Ukrainian analysis group Frontelligence Insight explained.

Armies have been riding on motorcycles for more than a century—in other words, as long as motorcycles have existed. A fast, maneuverable and inexpensive motorbike is an efficient way for a courier or scout to get around the battlefield.

The problem for Russian troops in 2024 is that, running low on purpose-built armored vehicles as well as larger civilian-style vehicles, they’re riding their unprotected bikes directly at Ukrainian positions—just like they started doing with their roofless Desertcross 1000 all-terrain vehicles a few months ago. “Motorcycles are replacing golf carts,” Ukrainian war correspondent Yuriy Butusov noted.

Swapping bigger vehicles for bikes has cost some Russian units dearly. On or around April 15, Ukrainian army’s 92nd Assault Brigade defeated an attack by Russian motorcycle troops outside of Bakhmut in eastern Ukraine. Three weeks later, around May 7, the Ukrainian 79th Air Assault Brigade destroyed eight motorcycles during a Russian assault on Novomykhailivka, also in the east. The Russians “were beaten in the teeth,” the brigade quipped on social media.

Frontelligence Insight cited one “vivid” example: a Russian motorcycle with a crude improvised sidecar for transporting several soldiers. The riders abandoned that overburdened bike during an assault on the eastern town of Bilohorivka, apparently last week. Despite the losses, at least one Russian unit still vouches for motorcycles as assault vehicles. The Zarya Battalion of the Russian army’s 123rd Motor Rifle Brigade claimed its bikes are faster and harder to spot than a heavier, slower armored vehicle.

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Speeding Toward Ukrainian Lines On Two Wheels, Russia’s Motorcycle Troops Got ‘Beaten In The Teeth’. Motorcycles cannot offer as it is little, very little protection to their riders...with about 25k soldiers. weeks later, around May 7, Ukrainian 79th Air Assault Brigade destroyed eight motorcycles during a Russian assault on east of Novomykhailivka.

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(04-03-2023, 08:12 PM)Tee tiong huat Wrote:  Putin Miscalculated to many time, is not only a self-inflicted, it wish to kill Ukraine.

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Kosovo backs Ukraine even though Kyiv has not recognized its independence, foreign minister says. Kosovo’s foreign minister says her country is convinced Russia must lose the war in Ukraine for conflict not to spread further in Europe.

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Russian plot to kill Zelensky foiled, Kyiv says.

The Ukrainian security service (SBU) says it has foiled a Russian plot to assassinate President Volodymyr Zelensky and other high-ranking Ukrainian officials.Two Ukrainian govt protection unit colonels have been arrested.

SBU said part of network agents belonging to Russian security service (FSB) reportedly is searching for willing "executors" been among Mr Zelensky's bodyguards to kill him.
Ever since Russian paratroopers attempted to land in Kyiv and assassinate President Zelensky in the early hours & days of the full-scale invasion in February 2022, plots to assassinate him have been commonplace.

The Ukrainian leader said at the start of the invasion he was Russia's "number one target", this alleged plot stands out from the rest. It involves serving colonels, whose job it was to keep officials and institutions safe, allegedly hired as moles.

Other targets included military intelligence head Kyrylo Budanov and SBU chief Vasyl Malyuk, the agency added. They had also reported plann to kill Mr Budanov before Orthodox Easter, this year on 5 May.

To SBU, the plotters had aimed to use a mole to get info about his location, they would then have attacked with rockets, drones and anti-tank grenades. One officers who was later arrested had already bought drones & anti-personnel mines, SBU said.

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(07-05-2024, 05:28 PM)Tee tiong huat Wrote:  Ukraine's armed forces had said in late April that Russia had gained a foothold in Ocheretyne, and that heavy fighting was continuing.

Russian forces made a "notable tactical advance" near Arkhanhelske, northwest of Avdiivka, between Friday and Saturday, the ISW said in its latest assessment. Russian media had reported earlier this month that Ukraine had withdrawn from the village, and geolocated footage from Friday showed Kyiv's troops pulling back from the north of the village, the ISW said

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The Russians struck territory in Kupiansk district in Kharkiv for first time with modified FAB-1500 glide bombs, destroying an entire street. Source: Serhii Bolvinov, Head of Investigation Dept Main Directorate of Ukraine's National Police in Kharkiv Oblast, said on Facebook "Everything around shook like earthquake with one strike, an entire street was destroyed. 

Residents village of Monachynivka had a feel & see such devastation unleashed a tremendously powerful weapon – a high-explosive bomb weighing one & half tonnes.
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(09-05-2024, 10:59 AM)Tee tiong huat Wrote:  The Russians struck territory in Kupiansk district in Kharkiv for first time with modified FAB-1500 glide bombs, destroying an entire street. Source: Serhii Bolvinov, Head of Investigation Dept Main Directorate of Ukraine's National Police in Kharkiv Oblast, said on Facebook "Everything around shook like earthquake with one strike, an entire street was destroyed. 

Residents village of Monachynivka had a feel & see such devastation unleashed a tremendously powerful weapon – a high-explosive bomb weighing one & half tonnes.

Assassination of Zelensky meant to be inauguration gift

In further revelations about a Russian plot to assassinate Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, the head of Ukraine’s Security Services (SBU) Vasyl Malyuk said that the Russian operation was meant to be a gift for Putin before his inauguration.

Malyuk himself and Gen. Kyrylo Budanov, Chief of Military Intelligence (HUR), were also targeted for assassination.

“A small circle of people knew about our special operation, and I personally monitored its progress,” Malyuk said on the SBU Telegram channel.

“The terrorist attack, which was supposed to be a gift to Putin before the inauguration, was actually a failure of the Russian special services,” he added.

“But we must not forget – the enemy is strong and experienced, it cannot be underestimated. We will continue to preempt them, so that every traitor receives the court sentence they deserve,” Malyuk said.
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Ukraine is enlisting convicted prisoners in its army fighting the Russian invasion as the Volodymyr Zelensky regime struggles to replenish manpower on the frontline.

Reeling under an intensifying Russian offensive, Kyiv is running out of manpower and material to continue waging the war after over two years and rotate out its exhausted and outnumbered frontline soldiers.

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DONETSK REGION, Ukraine, May 7 (Reuters) - Rumbling out of its forest hideout, the hulking German-supplied howitzer has only a few minutes to fire before slipping back under cover to evade Russian surveillance in the skies above.

Across the hills and valleys of the east, Ukrainian artillery units play a cat-and-mouse game with Russian drones hunting high-value artillery weapons such as this self-propelled Panzerhaubitze 2000.

Moscow's troops have stepped up ground attacks along the 1,000-km (621-mile) front in the south and east of Ukraine, threatening some of the industrialised Donetsk region's last big cities held by Kyiv more than two years after Russia's full-scale invasion.

Counterbattery efforts are crucial to suppressing enemy fire rains on Ukrainian lines & artillery units, and paves the way for Russian advances.

Crews including Reuters recently visited, part of 43rd Artillery Brigade, say they face increasing harassment from enemy drones have become a staple of Russia's arsenal.

There were (attacks) before, but not the same amount," said battery commander "Lyova", 27, using his call sign. "Now it's really scary."
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Russia no longer using Crimean Bridge to supply front lines. They has stopped using Crimean Bridge transport military equipment to front lines, instead using overland routes in occupied parts of eastern Ukraine, the bridge, also called Kerch Bridge, connects Russian mainland with Russian-occupied Crimea peninsula, has long been a crucial supply route for Russian military in Ukraine.

Construction on 19-k/m-long bridge began after illegal 2014 annexation occupation of Crimea, and was completed in 2018. It was heavily damaged in Ukrainian strikes in October 2022 and July 2023.
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AFU Reportedly Destroys Multi-Million-Dollar Russian T-80 Tank With Bradley-Fired TOW Missile, video shows a Bradley hit on a Russian armored vehicle, said to be the T-80 tank, using a standard BGM-71 TOW anti-tank missile system.

Fighters of the 47th Separate Mechanized Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) reported on Telegram the destruction of a Russian T-80 tank using a TOW anti-tank missile fired from an American Bradley infantry fighting vehicle. “Bradley infantry fighting vehicle against the Russian T-80 tank!”

Kyiv Post, a Ukrainian military officer revealed the effective performance of the American Bradley during the Ukrainian-Russian war. This was evidenced by videos showing Ukrainian troop actions during assaults in the Robotyne sector of the Zaporizhzhia region and during defensive operations in the Avdiivka sector of the Donetsk region.

“This footage provides further evidence of the effectiveness of the Bradley's use in modern military conditions,” he said.
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It's OVER!. Ukraine Captured Train Carrying Russian Fighter Jet MIG-41! Russian Planes in Ukraine's hand.

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Ukraine can recruit up to 20,000 convicts into army, Justice Minister says, this could fill its ranks with as many as 20,000 convicts in a move that also help ease overcrowding in Ukrainian prisons, Justice Minister Denys Maliuska told BBC Ukraine on May 10.

Ukraine's parliament, has passed a bill on May 8 permitting convicted of certain offenses can serve in military, paving way for voluntary mobilization of prisoners. Proposal was first submitted to parliament in March as Ukraine's efforts to replenish ranks in Armed Forces amid on war with Russia.

Deputy Justice Minister in March proposal says could free up 50,000 recruits among those who already served their sentence, as well as 26,000 of those who are currently imprisoned. Maliuska said he supported the bill but that it is up to Ukraine's Armed Forces "to determine who is suitable for them and who is not."

While prisoners who are serving sentences due to "extreme" crimes should be left to serve their sentences, Ukraine could recruit 10,000 to 20,000 convicts, Maliuska estimated. "Question is in approaches. I say the numbers are completely uncalculated, because depending on each scenario, the number will be different," Maliuska said. He acknowledged such move is 100% echo Russia's policy of recruiting prisoners.
50,000 of whom joined the notorious Wagner Group in 2022 and were deployed in costly assaults against Ukrainian positions.
"Of course, there is a parallel. You should not deceive yourself, but it is still a matter of a difference in approaches," Maliuska argued recruiting convicts would help solve overcrowding in Ukrainian prisons.

The number of inmates per prison fluctuates depending on the region & type of detention, "the concentration of people per average institution has increased significantly" since full-scale invasion, pre-trial detention centers face most overcrowding, in big cities there is huge overcrowding," Maliuska said.

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(10-05-2024, 07:53 PM)Tee tiong huat Wrote:  
It's OVER!. Ukraine Captured Train Carrying Russian Fighter Jet MIG-41! Russian Planes in Ukraine's hand.

https://youtu.be/T2u5O8p8k-k?si=vWfrkTluuv30aV3P

Summary! No Passage to Ukraine! 

Ukraine Has Seized Russia Train Containing All Russia's Ammunition!", discusses how Ukrainian intelligence successfully intercepted a train carrying Russian MiG 41 fighter jets, a technologically advanced aircraft equipped with stealth technology, sensors, and avionics. 

Ukraine employed various tactics to gather critical info, including getting intel from defectors, decrypting communications, analyzing satellite imagery, & utilizing drones for reconnaissance. 

It his seizure significantly weakened Russia's air power & caused psychological erosion within their military. 

The Ukrainian forces showed their resolve by destroying their crew equipment and missiles, & implementing deception and misdirection tactics to safeguard the jets. 

The impact of this event went beyond the military sphere, potentially changing the regional political landscape and boosting Ukraine's international standing. However. 

Ukraine Vs Russia conflict remains complex & rapidly evolving, as both sides continue to adjust to the shifting dynamics.
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(10-05-2024, 08:49 PM)Tee tiong huat Wrote:  Summary! No Passage to Ukraine! 

Ukraine Has Seized Russia Train Containing All Russia's Ammunition!", discusses how Ukrainian intelligence successfully intercepted a train carrying Russian MiG 41 fighter jets, a technologically advanced aircraft equipped with stealth technology, sensors, and avionics. 

Ukraine employed various tactics to gather critical info, including getting intel from defectors, decrypting communications, analyzing satellite imagery, & utilizing drones for reconnaissance. 

It his seizure significantly weakened Russia's air power & caused psychological erosion within their military. 

The Ukrainian forces showed their resolve by destroying their crew equipment and missiles, & implementing deception and misdirection tactics to safeguard the jets. 

The impact of this event went beyond the military sphere, potentially changing the regional political landscape and boosting Ukraine's international standing. However. 

Ukraine Vs Russia conflict remains complex & rapidly evolving, as both sides continue to adjust to the shifting dynamics.

Russia Pushes ‘Aviation Boundaries’ With MiG-41 PAK DP 6th-Gen Fighters; Can It Really Fly By Early 2030s?.

Russia’s Mikoyan MiG-41 sixth-generation fighter as a replacement for the Mikoyan MiG-31 is back in the news. Reports are that Russia is pushing the boundaries of aviation engineering as it accelerates the development of the MiG-41.

The plane will not just chart the higher atmosphere but also leap towards lower space. It draws inspiration from the operationally well-established MiG-31M air dominance fighter.

The MiG-31 “Foxhound” had a top speed of 2.83 Mach. It was equipped with a very big arsenal of weapons and guns, including 6× R-37 long-range missiles.


MiG-41 will embody all the advantages of the MiG-31 fighter-interceptor jet. MiG-41 would have to be a more powerful weapon platform. 

Weapons would have to be carried internally. Russians say that it will introduce features not seen by the aviation world yet. Really? Time to understand the features and developmental status of this the next from the Soviet/Russian arsenal.

MiG-41 Development Status -- MiG-41 PAK DP (Prospective air complex for long-range interception) is evolving Russian program to develop a stealth supersonic interceptor cum heavy fighter aircraft, to replace the Mikoyan MiG-31 in the Russian Aerospace Forces in the mid-2030s. The actual platform designation will evolve around the time it is entering service. It will imbibe sixth-generation technologies and design.

The design of the PAK DP was reportedly finalized around the end of 2019. Ilya Tarasenko, the General-Director of the MiG Corporation, as well as the head of the Sukhoi Company, said in an interview in July 2020 that the PAK DP will be created as an advancement of the MiG-31’s design.

Tarasenko also said that it would be a new platform design and construction capable of Mach number 4-plus, equipped with an anti-missile laser, and would be able to operate at very high altitudes and even in near space, flying at altitudes between the stratopause (45 km) and the tropopause (12 km).

Aircraft is also meant to borrow concepts technologies from MiG-31M, with advanced Zaslon-M radar. It could use a variant of the Izdeliye 30 engines currently under development for Su-57. The AMNTC Soyuz divulged some info on website already-developed R-579 300 engine, a potential match for Su-57, among others.

The principal challenge for MiG-41 appears to be ongoing development of the pulse-detonation engine that will power aircraft, especially the management of engine’s wear & tear, given exceptionally dynamic load it will handle. PAK DP will use stealth technology.

Russia is developing an electromagnetic pulse [EMP] gun, a potential game-changer in aerial warfare, a innovative ‘energy gun’ could expand range of achievable targets.

Russia anticipates MiG-41 electromagnetic cannon by 2025. A less powerful version of the EMP gun could be an effective deterrent against unmanned aerial vehicles. MiG-41 might be equipped with R-37M missiles.

It could be transformed into an unmanned version later. In January 2021, Rostec Corporation, the owner of Mikoyan, announced that the PAK DP had entered the development phase.

Fact the targeted first flight is in 2025 means a lot of work has already taken place, design should have been frozen, & metal cutting must have been ongoing for a long time. The aircraft powering and initial engine runs may have been completed. If timelines is realistic, then taxi tests may begin in 2024.
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Russia Latest Jet Air Craft Toy. Mig-41

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Czechia has handed over the first F-16 fighter jet simulator to one of Ukraine’s tactical aviation brigades, and its main module is being tested and prepared for operation by Ukrainian engineers.

Source: Commander of the Ukrainian Air Force Lieutenant General Mykola Oleshchuk on Telegram; press service for Air Force Command
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One division of a Russian motorized rifle battalion refused to participate in the assault against Kharkiv Oblast, the partisan group Atesh reported on May 10.

Russian forces launched a new offensive against Kharkiv Oblast on May 10. Fighting continues in the region, though Ukrainian troops held off the initial attempt to break through Ukraine's defensive lines.

A member of Atesh, who serves in a motorized rifle battalion of the 44th Army Corps of the Russian Armed Forces, said that one division in his unit outright refused to participate in the offensive against Kharkiv Oblast.

The Atesh member said that soldiers in his unit were wary of the high-quality fortifications had been build along the Russian-Ukrainian border.  He also said the soldiers had witnessed Russian sabotage and reconnaissance operations in the region that were unsuccessful.

"In view of this, when ... the order was given, part of the unit refused to carry out the criminal will of the command," Atesh reported.

Atesh said their members continue to work with Ukrainian forces to repel Russian attacks in Kharkiv Oblast.
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Canadian armoured vehicle manufacturer Roshel to start production in Ukraine. A
Canadian company, aims to manufacture armoured vehicles in Ukraine. Source: CEO Roman Shimonov in an interview with Defence Archives: "We already have several workshops across Ukraine that provide repair and maintenance for our vehicles.

In addition to these services, we are in the final stages of planning to localise some of our production in Ukraine. Roshel employs over 200 refugees from Ukraine here in Canada, who have gained unique expertise while working with us. Many of them are eager to return to Ukraine and continue the production of our products in their home country, contributing to the local economy and strengthening our operational presence there."

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Russians resume assaults near Kharkiv Oblast, escalation of fire expected.

It became known on 10 May that Russian occupation troops had intensified their activities in Kharkiv Oblast, and battles were ongoing there.

During a briefing with Slovak President Čaputová, President Zelenskyy confirmed that Russian troops had launched a new wave of offensive actions in Kharkiv Oblast.

Ukraine's Ministry of Defence reported that reserve units had been sent to the north of Kharkiv Oblast. Morning of 11 May, and the Defence Forces are expecting increased fire by the Russians.
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President Volodymyr Zelensky said in his nightly address on Saturday. Ukrainian troops had been carrying out counterattacks in border villages in the Kharkiv region. To
“disrupting Russian offensive plans is now our number one task,” he said.

Today, focus is primarily on frontline – the situation in our regions risks of the Russian offensive actions are the highest. Our defensive ops are underway in Kharkiv region, (near villages of Strilecha, Krasne, Morokhovets, Oliinykove, Lukyantsi, Hatyshche, Pletenivka). These are border villages. For 2-days our troops have been conducting counterattack actions defending Ukrainian territory. The situation in Donetsk region also remains very tense, particularly in direction of Pokrovsk & Semenivka and Netailove. More than 30 combat engagements occur there every day. It’s extremely difficult, we are paying attention to all the other directions for defense actions. Kupyansk, Lyman, Siversk, Kramatorsk, Vremivka directions too..

I'm grateful to every brigade of ours defends for their position bravely to repels assaults, and to destroys the occupier. Disrupting their offensive intentions is a number one task now, accomplishment of this task depends on every soldier, every sergeant, every officer. He thank all the commanders who actually do everything necessary to ensure that our warriors are properly motivated and clearly know how to act.

Zelensky highlighted ongoing defensive ops in several villages including Strilecha, Krasne, Morokhovets, Oliynikove, Lukyantsi, Gatyshche, and Pletenivka. 

He says troops must “return the initiative to Ukraine” and urged Kyiv’s allies to speed up arms deliveries.

“Every air-defence system, every anti-missile system is literally what saves lives, it is important that our partners support our soldiers and Ukrainian resilience with timely deliveries - really timely ones. The package that really helps is the weapons brought to Ukraine, not just the announced ones,” Zelensky added. he stated.

https://www.kyivpost.com/post/32503

The Russians are dying in packs, but they are still pressing and succeeding in some places. The night will be very difficult,” the report said.

In Kharkiv region amid heavy fighting. The soldier in the released video acknowledged that Ukrainian troops had drawn plan from a settlement, though the exact one was not specified. While Russians Take Several Border Villages Near Kharkiv: Ukrainians Halt Attack, Inflicting Heavy Losses.

]OTHER TOPICS OF INTEREST -- Battles raged into the second day of Russia’s renewed push into the Kharkiv region. Ukraine is assessing whether to advance is meant to threaten Kharkiv Russia soldiers itself or just to stretch their forces. In the course of heavy fighting [Saturday, our defenders were compelled to hold several more positions, as another settlement has fallen completely under occupation under Russian control.

He further noted that as of 8 p.m. on Saturday, fighting persisted in the Hlyboke settlement, which is situated near the dam of the Travyansky reservoir, situation in Hlyboke is currently very challenging, but our defenders, soldiers of the territorial defense, & unit ‘Kraken,’ are holding their ground,” he added. The DeepState project reported that in Kharkiv region, near the settlement of Liptsi, Russian troops have occupied the villages of Strilecha, Krasne, Pylna, and Borysivka.

Russian forces are attempting to establish control over the settlements of Morokhovets, Oliinikove, Lukyantsi, and Zelene. Battles are ongoing for Hlyboke, the final settlement before the Russians' main objective in the area - the occupation of Liptsi.

[n the vicinity of the city of Vovchansk, Russian troops, according to DeepState, have seized the villages of Pletenivka & Ohirtseve, moving towards Vovchansk.

Russians are also making efforts to establish control over Gatishche, Staritsa, and Bugruvatka. There has been significant infantry activity observed near the latter two villages, with ongoing fighting.

According to DeepState's report, Russian forces have reached northern outskirts of Vovchansk are attempting to establish a foothold, leading to continued combat. Situation becoming increasingly complex, report says.

Russia is progressively deploying more troops into Ukrainian territory, with infantry consistently advancing in groups towards populated areas in an attempt to gain control.

Although there is limited presence of equipment, artillery, & aviation, there is a notable increase in the activity of UAVs radio-electronic warfare equipment.

The main objective of the enemy is to divert attention from other areas. However, without the introduction of reserves, the situation could escalate drastically,” the DeepState report said.

“The enemy is aware of this, and the current circumstances are increasingly compelling the Defense Forces to intervene in this region.”

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Putin proposes firing Shoigu, appoints new defense minister

Russian dictator Vladimir Putin on May 12 proposed firing Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu and nominated Andrei Belousov to replace him, according to the Telegram channel of the Federation Council, the Russian parliament's upper house.

Putin appointed Shoigu as the secretary of Russia's security council, Putin's spokesman Dmitry Peskov said. Shoigu is replacing Nikolai Patrushev, who has been the council's secretary since 2008.

Shoigu has faced criticism from Russia's pro-war hawks for mishandling the war effort in Ukraine. However, it is not clear if his dismissal is a demotion since the position of the security council's secretary is considered to be among the most powerful in the country.

Meanwhile, Belousov is known as a supporter of boosting military spending and mobilizing Russia's economy for the war effort. Peskov said that Belousov's task is "to integrate the military-industrial complex into the country's economy."

Peskov also said that Putin had decided to appoint a civilian as defense minister since the "ministry should be open to innovation and progressive ideas."

Belousov was Russia's economy minister in 2012-2013, an aide to Putin in 2013-2020, and first deputy prime minister in 2020-2024.

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Ukraine's Zelenskyy says Russia has the initiative in the east but new Western aid is on the way,. Ukraine President  Zelenskyy says his country’s army is facing “a really difficult situation” in eastern regions

Russia has sought to exploit Ukraine's shortages of ammunition and manpower as the flow of Western supplies since the outbreak of the war petered out, assembling large troop concentrations in the east as well as in the north and gaining an edge on the battlefield, Zelenskyy said.

But a massive new U.S. military of US 60 billion aid package has arrived, and it will turn the tide, he said at a news conference in Kyiv with visiting President of the European Parliament Roberta Metsola.

“With an increase in the supply of weapons, we will be able to stop them in the east. As of now, they seized the initiative there,” Zelenskyy said.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/ukrai...42388.html
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(13-05-2024, 04:18 PM)Tee tiong huat Wrote:  Ukraine's Zelenskyy says Russia has the initiative in the east but new Western aid is on the way,. Ukraine President  Zelenskyy says his country’s army is facing “a really difficult situation” in eastern regions

Russia has sought to exploit Ukraine's shortages of ammunition and manpower as the flow of Western supplies since the outbreak of the war petered out, assembling large troop concentrations in the east as well as in the north and gaining an edge on the battlefield, Zelenskyy said.

But a massive new U.S. military of US 60 billion aid package has arrived, and it will turn the tide, he said at a news conference in Kyiv with visiting President of the European Parliament Roberta Metsola.

“With an increase in the supply of weapons, we will be able to stop them in the east. As of now, they seized the initiative there,” Zelenskyy said.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/ukrai...42388.html

Ocheretyne lies northwest of Avdiivka, a city they capture opened door for Kremlin’s troops to push westward, and deeper into . Russia annexed Donetsk & into three other regions illegally since 2022 shortly. They invaded Ukraine, and step to taking control of all of Donetsk and this is Putin all order
is one of the Kremlin's main war goals.

After Avdiivka’s fall in February, Russia took other villages as Ukraine army chief warned of a worsening battlefield situation on the  as war the Ukrainian is battling against
Russian troops as they keep stepping up to advance areas near Ocheretyne, launching 45 ground attacks over previous 24 hours, Ukraine’s said they are trying to stop most in recent days, as they conducted many more then attacks in out very day.

Russian attacks eastern Ukraine increased by 17% from March to April, U.K. Defense Ministry said. Despite attacking effort, the Kremlin’s forces have made only minor gains & sustained heavy losses, UK said

Near one of Donetsk’s devastated towns, Ukraine’s 148th artillery brigade fire M777 howitzer into Russian positions — they get little rest. “Sometimes no sleep, some times a few hrs, we get up & start shooting every hour,” says soldiers, call sign is “Odesa.”

The Russians keep coming, “are advancing every day, little by little, but successfully,”.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/ukrai...42388.html
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(13-05-2024, 04:59 PM)Tee tiong huat Wrote:  Ocheretyne lies northwest of Avdiivka, a city they capture opened door for Kremlin’s troops to push westward, and deeper into . Russia annexed Donetsk & into three other regions illegally since 2022 shortly. They invaded Ukraine, and step to taking control of all of Donetsk and this is Putin all order
is one of the Kremlin's main war goals.

After Avdiivka’s fall in February, Russia took other villages as Ukraine army chief warned of a worsening battlefield situation on the  as war the Ukrainian is battling against
Russian troops as they keep stepping up to advance areas near Ocheretyne, launching 45 ground attacks over previous 24 hours, Ukraine’s said they are trying to stop most in recent days, as they conducted many more then attacks in out very day.

Russian attacks eastern Ukraine increased by 17% from March to April, U.K. Defense Ministry said. Despite attacking effort, the Kremlin’s forces have made only minor gains & sustained heavy losses, UK said

Near one of Donetsk’s devastated towns, Ukraine’s 148th artillery brigade fire M777 howitzer into Russian positions — they get little rest. “Sometimes no sleep, some times a few hrs, we get up & start shooting every hour,” says soldiers, call sign is “Odesa.”

The Russians keep coming, “are advancing every day, little by little, but successfully,”.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/ukrai...42388.html

Ukraine's Zelenskyy says Russia has the initiative in the east but new Western aid is on the way, but is slowly coming lehh. Rotfl
Ukraine President says country’s army is facing “a really difficult situation” in eastern regions. So must recall the former Commander -in- Chief who is in England.
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Ukrainian defenders release video showing destruction of 10 Russian vehicles at once.

Ukrainian soldiers has destroyed ten pieces of Russian military equipment, as a video of they go hunting for Russian tanks & infantry fighting vehicles. (Posted online). Source: from 63rd Mechanised Brigade (Telegram)

Quote from brigade: "The 63rd Brigade has destroyed ten of Russian equipment with the help of attached units & brothers-in-arms from 60th Brigade. As a incredibly accurate artillery shots & drone attacks, 5-tanks & 5 Infantry fighting vehicles that tried to assault were burned."

Details: Both brigade’s added is order to stop the breakthroughs by Russians, it is necessary to "pay Max Highest Price". But we guarantee that not a drop of our soldiers' blood is shed in vain. It turns into ten times more losses for the enemy!", the 63rd Brigade concluded.

https://www.pravda.com.ua/eng/news/2024/05/13/7455543/
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US Blinken makes unannounced visit to Kyiv.
The Secretary of State Antony Blinken arrived Tuesday in Kyiv on an unannounced visit to meet with Ukrainian officials. As they awaiting arrival of new weapons shipments.
He visit include meeting Zelenskyy, the PM Denys Shmyhal & also with Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba. U.S. Friday announced its latest contribution to Ukraine’s war effort in the form of a $400 million package of weapons and equipment.

White House - (Mon) its doing "everything" possible to rush weapons to Ukraine. "We're doing everything humanly possible.

Both ourselves & our allies," White House national security adviser Jake Sullivan told reporters, adding a new arms package would be announced "just in the coming days." Outmanned and outgunned, Ukrainian forces are waiting for the badly needed U.S. military aid to arrive.

In the past two days, Moscow has captured about 106 square kilometers and at least seven villages, most of them already depopulated, according to the open-source monitoring project DeepState on the Telegram messaging channel.

The channel, which is close to the Ukrainian military, said Russian forces aim to hold Ukrainian forces in the northeast while fighting also rages in Donetsk, southeast of Kharkiv. So what next?. Must recall former Commander-in-Chief who is in English watching zzZZzz in England. Tongue
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