Update from Ukraine | Pokrovsk in Danger! Ukraine should Act Now! Deep Analysis…

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July 29, 2024

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Hello, my friends. I’m going to provide an update on the current situation in Ukraine. Let’s start by reviewing the situation on the front lines. The Russian army has made significant advancements, breaking through Ukrainian defenses and taking control of several areas. Their main attack began in the settlement of De Kat, and they have since made progress, including taking the city of Pakros, which is just 20 kilometers from the active combat zone.

I initially thought Russia’s goal was to control the highway near Pakros, which would disrupt Ukrainian supply lines and create difficulties for the Ukrainian army. However, it seems that Russia has changed its strategy. Instead, they are pushing to take control of the city of Pakros, which is a crucial location. This could potentially lead to more significant losses for the Ukrainian army.

To counter this, Ukraine has deployed more reinforcements to the area and has established defense lines to protect their positions. Russia, in turn, has sent additional forces to the region, resulting in intense fighting. Ukraine is also using its river obstacles and swamps to hinder Russian progress.

Regarding the city of Pakros, an Ukrainian journalist reported that it is in dire need of defense and that trenches need to be dug to protect against Russian artillery and aviation attacks. Unfortunately, the Ukrainian Army is struggling to reinforce its defenses, and morale has been affected by recent setbacks.

I also want to discuss my concerns about the use of big aviation gliding bombs and how they have become a significant problem for Ukraine. I believe that Ukraine should receive permission from the United States to use ballistic missiles to target Russian airfields, as this could help level the playing field. This would be a game-changer in the conflict.

I also want to address the role of Russia’s President, Putin, and his motivations for the invasion. I believe that Putin wants to use the conflict to demonstrate his power and assert control over the region. He may also be trying to create a scenario where he can negotiate with the West from a position of strength.

In conclusion, the situation in Ukraine is dire, and it’s essential for the West to take a more active role in supporting Ukraine. I believe that the current war is not just a local conflict between Ukraine and Russia but a larger conflict between autocracies and democracies. The only way to end this war is to provide Ukraine with the necessary support and resources to resist Russian aggression.