Russia Attacks with 100 000 Troops! | Explosions Rocked All Night in Crimea | Ukrainian War Update

Video Summary

Russia’s military attempts to gain control over Crimean Peninsula have been marred by setbacks and bloodshed. Ukraine struck Russian ammunition warehouses in the settlements of Starta and Berdiansk, damaging Russian military equipment and hampering their logistics. Additionally, Russia has lost dozens of personnel, tanks, and artillery systems in a failed counter-offensive, dubbed “Operation Zelensky”. The assault has been met with widespread criticism, with many blaming the Russian military for ignoring the safety of civilians living in the war-torn region.

Meanwhile, efforts to evacuate civilians from war-torn areas have faced significant challenges, with congestion on the highway connecting Crimean Peninsula to Kirch Bridge, a major bottle-neck for traffic. Even the usually popular tourist destination of Crimea has been badly affected, with tourists taking alternative routes to avoid hazardous areas.

In other developments, the Russian government’s decision to officially disband the Wagner PMC, an elite private military company fighting on behalf of Russia in Ukraine, has sent ripples through the military sphere. The move is intended to prevent potential mutiny and ensure the loyalty of Wagner’s fighters, while also allowing the Russian defense ministry to absorb the assets and personnel of the erstwhile PMC.

The author also highlights the challenges posed by the war to Ukraine’s grain exports, due to the Russian blockade and attacks on Ukrainian ports, as well as the consequences of the war on public health and infrastructure in Ukrainian cities.