Update from Ukraine | Azov Storms Ruzzian Army | New Kabooms in Ruzzia

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October 4, 2024

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I, a video creator, have some exciting news to share. Yesterday, Ukraine struck a Russian oil storage facility in the Vynohradiv region, a critical location for Russian forces since it supplies their army with fuel. At least two drones, armed with shrapnel, hit the target, causing a fire that was not fully extinguished by fire brigades.

Russia has been developing its nuclear doctrine, with a new approach involving tactical nukes. In response to the drone strikes, President Putin has threatened to use nuclear weapons if Ukraine continues to attack Russian targets. However, Pesco, a prominent Russian figure, believes that Russia will not use nukes if Ukraine stops its attacks.

In other news, Belarus has been affected by the conflict, with a Shahid drone hitting a local building and killing its owner. The Belarusian president, Lukashenka, has stated that he will not escalate the situation if Ukrainian or Russian drones enter Belarus’ airspace. He has also expressed his willingness to protect Ukraine against a potential Polish intervention.

The Russian airfield, which was the target of the drone strike, received damage, but fortunately, the fire did not spread to the nearby aircraft. The firefighting efforts were unsuccessful due to the intensity of the fire and the presence of shrapnel.

On the front lines, Russia has launched a counterattack in the Medvediv region, regaining control of some territories. Ukraine’s operations in the Kursk region have been successful, but Russia is trying to stop the Ukrainian offensive. Ukraine has been using advanced tanks, including the Challenge-2, to support its forces.

In Ukraine, recruitment issues have arisen, with the government being forced to conscript men into the army. The motivation level has dropped, and some recruitment centers have been found to be involved in bribery schemes. In contrast, Russia has a different approach, paying its soldiers a significant sum of money, which includes an initial payment of 1,800,000 rubles and a monthly salary of 210,000 rubles.

The conflict in Ukraine will end soon, I believe. Russia’s economy is struggling, and its army is not as strong as it once was. The key to Ukraine’s success lies in joining NATO and gaining access to more resources. This would increase the number of volunteers and give the Ukrainian army a better chance of pushing back against the Russian forces.