ANOTHER Mass Russian SURRENDER & Ukr Seizes Sudzha

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I’m Paul, a US Army Combat veteran. Ukraine has confirmed that they’ve seized the key Russian town of Sua, although Russian forces are continuing to surrender even as Putin throws more troops into the meat grinder. The question is, what does this mean? First, president Zalinski has confirmed that Ukrainian forces have secured the majority of Sua, and they’re not confirming gains until they’ve been secured to ensure that Russian forces don’t counterattack. This also means that Ukraine can control the flow of natural gas to Europe, which is crucial for both sides. Sua is also a key rail hub, allowing Russian troops to resupply their own forces in the region. Ukrainian forces are also seizing other towns, such as one whose name I can’t pronounce, and are getting closer to the outskits of Korno.

Ukraine is taking a slower pace due to Russian reinforcements, but the gains are still significant. Meanwhile, I want to talk about the problem Russia is having keeping troops on the battlefield. As for back to school season, I want to introduce you to Strike Gum, an energy drink alternative with 90 milligrams of caffeine and zero sugar. It’s not for kids, but for adults who need a boost. Use the promo code “strikeBTS” for free shipping on two or more five-packs.

Now, about Russia’s attempts to reinforce the battlefield. They’re partially deploying their own forces, but there’s a problem with conscripts. These inexperienced soldiers are being forced to fight, and many are surrendering. In fact, the largest single surrender event since the start of the war occurred recently, with over 100 Russian troops captured. This is a sign of low morale, as Russian soldiers are fighting in a foreign country, defending their own territory. The difference is that Putin and the Kremlin don’t care about the Russian people, who are suffering from the war. These conscripts know they’re being sent to die for a losing cause, and it’s no surprise they’re surrendering en masse.


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