New Ukrainian Assault! | Russia sent a New Army into Battle | Ukrainian Update
Video Summary
The Russia-backed separatist forces have resorted to using mercenaries in Ukraine, as it faces a shortage of trained fighters. Meanwhile, Ukrainian armed forces have entered Nova Pivka, while the Russian military has also mobilized its reserve units for the first time since the start of the conflict.
Additionally, Russia is working around the oil sanctions, using older tankers without Western insurance to ship its oil at a much higher price than the mandated cap. This has made a significant profit for the country, which is unfair.
Furthermore, the report mentions the escalation of hostilities in the southern Donbass region, particularly around Nova Pivka. The Russian Ministry of Defense has denied any reports of Ukrainian advances, as the situation remains fluid.
The video also sheds light on the construction of a new railway system in the South of Ukraine, intended to supply Russian forces on the front lines. Despite Russia’s claims of victory in the conflict, experts consider this move a clear sign of desperation.
Regarding Russia’s defense measures against Ukraine’s drones, Russia is using multi-layered defenses, including Ka-52 helicopters and dolphins defending its naval base in Sevastopol.
View this Ukraine War Video at Youtube
Related posts:
Silicon Bites #44 – Russia Opens a New Frontline North of Kharkiv – Reported to…
Russia’s Arctic fossil fuel boom fuels Ukraine war and climate crisis
Russia seeks to obliviate Ukrainian heritage by demolishing UNESCO-protected sites
Politico: Marine life at risk worldwide as Russia’s shadow fleet spills oil, bypassing sanctions
It’s not 1,000 days of Russia’s war. It’s 3,925 — and Western risk aversion is setting up the next thousand
Ukraine war latest: US announces new aid package; Ukrainian drones target oil depot in Russia's Stavropol Krai
Ukraine war latest: Ukrainian drone strikes oil depot in Russia; Ukrainian volunteers in Poland sign contracts with Armed Forces
“War tax” on Russian LNG is key to starving Kremlin’s war chest
