Zelensky’s talk about “negligence” and “holding to account” is cynical pap that the Western media lend credibility to. The fact is his regime is making decisions that involve using and killing human shields.
Even before the Collective West launched a direct military war against Russia, Russia had already won the war. Its army, its economy, and its people all give it a winning hand.
To paraphrase Henry Kissinger: to be an enemy of Western imperialism is dangerous; to be an ally is fatal. Ukraine has found this out the hard way.
This is no empty threat. Britain and its NATO allies have helped Ukraine launch strikes deep into the Russian heartland. Prompting Putin’s top female diplomat, Maria Zakarova to warn that ‘catastrophic consequences’ await the UK if it did not abandon its current position on Ukraine
They were hailed as “game changers” when they were first supplied to Ukraine but after nearly two years in action Western tanks, including the U.S. Abrams and German Leopards have proven highly vulnerable to Russian drones
Like British Prime Minister Burnham and German Chancellor Merz, French President Macron has agreed to accelerate the delivery of the latest French weapons to Ukraine
The deployment of drone operators provides an opportunity to acquire practical experience of modern warfare, as Ukraine has become an intensive testing ground for drones, electronic warfare, precision artillery and reconnaissance systems
Patriot stockpiles around the world are dwindling. Together with Iran’s ongoing missile strikes on Israel, the U.S. just doesn’t have enough air defence missiles for Israel or Ukraine
In effect, the western powers are using Ukraine as a proxy, enabling it to wage war on Russia and launch strikes deep within its territory
CNN omits to hightlight the fact that the vast majority of Ukrainian drones, over 800, were shot down. While Russia hit back with ballistic missiles, none of which were intercepted due a critical shortage of air defence missiles.
Russia is currently producing major missile types at 110–120 percent of its monthly production plans, allowing it to maintain a high tempo of long-range strikes on Ukraine
The war with Iran has led to a critical shortage of U.S. missile interceptors. The scale of the problem was evident during a recent Russian attack. According to Ukraine, Russia fired 24 ballistic missiles and four cruise missiles. None of them was intercepted