Tag: Ukraine

It has not been a good week for Russian President Vladimir Putin.

As Ukraine finds mass graves in liberated Izyum and Germany fails to deliver on its promises of weapons, Ukraine faces a Dilemma as winter approaches in consolidating its gains in recapturing lost ground.

A week after the successful reclamation of the Kharkiv Oblast region, Ukrainian soldiers are riding on the momentum to push most, if not all, Russian troops out of the border.

Even when shut down, the possibility of a nuclear disaster of enormous proportions exists in Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant.

As President Volodymyr Zelensky’s trip to Kharkiv ended, the entire official convoy was on its way back to Kyiv when the president’s car collided with another vehicle just hours ago.

The losses in equipment and vehicles left the Russian troops in tatters.

The invasion began with confusion within the Russian forces and a surprise for the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

The Shahed-136 is just one of the many artillery and munitions being collected by Ukrainian forces as they fully liberate the Kharkiv region.

Ukraine is going to have a POW problem with prisoners they can’t exchange, Russia can’t get fresh units to move into Ukraine and one of our predictions about Russia and the war, comes true, about two weeks late.

A panicked retreat from Kharkiv, an intense close-quarters firefight caught on video, Chechen solidarity with Russian is showing signs of breaking, and a humorous video of a fleeing tank masks the reality that panic in retreat can be deadly.

Controversy over the identity of a captured Russian officer, Ukrainian tanks may be fighting at night with thermal optics. And a pro-Russian military V-blogger has a change of heart.

The Ukrainian offensive makes real gains as Russian resistance appears to collapse into a route to the far side of the Oskil River.