Then, there is also his piece in Foreign Affairs where he says that Russia's invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 definitively ended the post-Cold War era. Putin's obsession with controlling Ukraine led him to launch the disastrous invasion 7/
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Burns: Nuclear escalation concerns shouldn’t be exaggerated, US aid key
Burns acknowledges concerns about nuclear escalation but says they shouldn't be exaggerated. Continued US military aid is key to Ukraine's success. 6/
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Ukraine suffers heavy casualties but achieves dramatic battlefield results
Ukraine has also suffered heavy casualties but has achieved dramatic results against Russia on the battlefield. 4/
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Putin’s attrition strategy countered by Ukraine deep strikes
Putin's strategy is to grind down Ukraine and outlast Western support, but Ukraine can undermine this by striking deeper behind Russian lines. 5/
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Russia’s economy damaged, 300,000 soldiers killed
Russia's economy has been deeply damaged by the war and it is becoming more dependent on China. Over 300,000 Russian soldiers have been killed or wounded. 3/
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CIA: War in Ukraine weakens Putin, enables more Russian spy recruitment
War in Ukraine Has Weakened Putin, C.I.A. Director Writes in @nytimes CIA director William Burns says the war in Ukraine has "quietly corroded" Putin's power and created disaffection among Russia's leadership and people. This allows the CIA to recruit more Russian spies 1/
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Budanov: Ukraine needs more Western weapons for aid
Budanov: The priority is to increase the amount of Western weapons. Ukraine greatly needs this help https://ift.tt/DowdHRf #liga #news
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EU’s unwavering military support for Ukraine: €28B mobilized, €21B planned for 2024
EU fully committed to support Ukraine militarily: €28 bln mobilised + €21 bln planned for 2024, 40k soldiers trained + 20k to be trained. And more is needed. At today's informal EU Defence Council, HR/VP @JosepBorrellF reiterated the urgency of further support, also long term pic.twitter.com/vjtH85s0JL
— European External Action Service – EEAS 🇪🇺 (@eu_eeas) 31 janvier 2024EU fully committed to support Ukraine militarily: €28 bln mobilised + €21 bln planned for 2024, 40k soldiers trained + 20k to be trained. And more is needed. At today's informal EU Defence Council, HR/VP @JosepBorrellF reiterated the urgency of further support, also long term
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Russian claims of destroyed planes vs successful airport hit
the destroyed planes are what russia is saying. we know that the airport was hit successfully but russian bloggers are the ones saying that planes were hit
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Residents of Avdiivka Evacuate: Pain and Tears
Residents of Avdiivka are being evacuated. Pain, tears. Understanding that the Russian army will destroy everything you have acquired, your home.