Supplied by little more than a local grandma’s borscht, #Ukrainian fighters take on ‘Ninja Turtles’ #armed with RPGs, Chinese tech and new Russian tactics https://
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UK Defense Ministry: Russia redeploys 1,000 troops after training in Belarus. Russia likely redeployed approximately 1,000 troops in mid-March from the Obuz-Lesnovsky training ground in southwestern Belarus, the UK Defense Ministry wrote on March 24 in its intelligence update.

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An “incorrect use of available data” led to Ukraine making the premature announcement that Russian forces had withdrawn from the city of #NovaKakhovka. https://
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At a meeting of the European Council, Zelenskyy outlined five reasons for prolonging the war and delaying peace. Meanwhile, the occupiers launched missile strikes on Odesa Oblast using Su-35 fighter jets, all of which were intercepted. Here’s what you may have missed from the previous night. https://hromadske.ua/en/posts/zelenkyys-speech-at-the-european-council-meeting-and-missile-attacks-in-odesa-oblast-last-nights-highlights

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UK @defencehq says Russia likely redeployed over 1,000 troops from a training ground in SW Belarus, no new troops arrived but the tented camp remained in place, which suggests that Russia is considering continuing the training program with Belarus' army. https://
euromaidanpress.com/2023/03/24/rus
sia-considering-continuing-belarus-training-program-for-its-troops-uk-intel/?swcfpc=1
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The bottom line is there are two scenarios to negotiate. First, negotiate before Russia is forced out. That will freeze the invasion as the status who and will invite a continuation episode in the future. Second, force Russia out of Ukraine and secure sustainable peace. 24/24

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So whatever are the conditions in the future agreements with Russia, there must be a mechanism that ensures Russia honors it. We talk about sovereignty, thus, the mechanism will have to be military, by force. 19/

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These agreements have specific commitment by Russia to respect Ukraine sovereignty. They say nothing about restricting the right of Ukraine to join NATO or form any other alliances. So, there are two implications. First, Russia doesn’t honor agreements. 18/

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There was no threat to Russia, the conflict in the east of Ukraine was of low intensity, and Ukraine was keeping ceasefire even though the Russian supported separatist troops (which now are a part of the Russian military once the pretense is off) continue to fire 16/

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