It’s a pity, the US and the EU never fully equipped Ukrainians to win. Putin is now rumored to have missiles from North Korea , in-addition to weapons from Iran. Russians armaments industry is also back on track. Why is the World hostage to the same despots? Russia, Iran and their terrorist proxies, Hamas, Hezbollah, … More TheVoiceOfJoyce Putin is on the offensive in Ukraine.
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/dec/10/russia-ukraine-war-at-a-glance-what-we-know-on-day-655 It’s bad enough the GOP voted down aid for Ukraine. Now, they’re meeting with the authoritarian regime of Hungry, Victor Orban. Why is the GOP infatuated with Dictators? Besides the GOP’s inability to govern, pass fair voting rights and women’s rights, they’re obsessed with Dictators. Guess non of them is on Trumps enemies list? … More TheVoiceOfJoyce Ukraine desperately needs more ammunition and supplies to outmaneuver and out think Putin’s massive assaults.
http://www.theguardian.com/world/live/2023/nov/27/russia-ukraine-war-live-russians-scavenge-air-defence-from-kaliningrad-says-uk-mod UKRAINE TO BE ADMITTED TO EU and NATO AFTER WAR! Crimean artifacts have been returned to the Ukrainians. Why lose more lives and limbs? 1 million educated Russians have left Russia. Financially, losses are piling up, too! Russia can’t stop this carnage. Russian forces have made confirmed advances north-west and south-east of Avdiivka over … More TheVoiceOfJoyce Intense fighting to take Avdiivka costing Russians a 1000 soldiers a day. Russia has lost this War.
It’s also difficult to remove the mine fields. They’re placed by machines, 15-20 km in the earth. Removal is slow going and hopefully, the Russians don’t build more trenches. This is looking like a long war. Kyiv needs more weapons now http://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/nov/11/as-its-counteroffensive-stalls-ukraine-signals-readiness-for-a-long-war
Ukraine seeking defense of Russian drones. Trying to maintain their infrastructure grid during the cold winter months. When are we going to supply the weapons Ukraine needs, in a timely manner? Russia has no limit on the manpower they can conscript. How will this War end? http://www.theguardian.com/world/live/2023/nov/08/russia-ukraine-war-kyiv-avdiivka-zelenskiy-putin
The difference, Russia has an unlimited supply of manpower. Life is not precious for Putin and Ukrainian life is most precious and in shorter supply. Can this War be won? Only with air superiority. Ukraine is getting not the right weapons in the quantity it needs. What will turn this War towards a Ukrainian edge? … More TheVoiceOfJoyce The Commander in Chief says with today’s technology, Ukraine’s military & Russia’s military are at a stalemate.
Russia is committing their troops to gaining more territory. They can’t. Where Russian troops are embedded, they’re hard to dislodge. The land mines are impeding Ukrainian progress. It appears Russia has lost this war. The winter is not on their side. A ceasefire and withdrawal of all Russian troops from Ukrainian soil is pragmatic. Why … More TheVoiceOfJoyce Why is Putin willing to sacrifice another 740 troops in one day to capture Avdivka in the Donetsk region? 298,000 Russian soldiers lost to date.
http://www.theguardian.com/world/live/2023/oct/15/russia-ukraine-war-live-russia-striking-avdiivka-with-everything-they-have-says-city-official attack on the eastern Ukrainian town of Avdiivka – is failing, as he admitted Kyiv’s own attempts to advance in the south were proving “difficult”. Russian forces have pummelled the town over the past week, a key bulge surrounded by Russian-held territory on the eastern Donbas front. It is one of the largest assaults … More TheVoiceOfJoyce Russia continues to lose their offensive in combat. The Ukrainian counteroffensive offensive is slow because of excessive land mines and entrenched troops. Eventually, it will be the Russians, not the Ukrainians, who’ll give up.
Russia May want a protracted war, however, they won’t have the currency to fund it. Time is not on Putin’s side. http://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/oct/08/as-ukraine-reels-from-attacks-on-land-conflict-at-sea-signals-hope