Update from Ukraine | Ruzzia is forced to pull out from Vovchansk | Biden’s…

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June 28, 2024

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I’m excited to share the latest update from the front lines in Ukraine. The Ukrainian military is pushing back against Russian forces, taking back more ground and inflicting significant losses on the Russian army. The Russian 83rd Airborne Brigade has retreated from Wolchance due to heavy losses and inability to hold the lines, and many Russian soldiers are refusing to fight against the Ukrainian army, with a mortality rate of 8:1, according to reports.

The Ukrainian military is in dire need of advanced air defense systems and fighter jets to counter the Russian airstrikes, but the US administration is hesitant to provide such support, citing concerns about escalating the conflict. Meanwhile, the Russian military is deploying its new S-500 air defense system in Crimea, which Ukrainian forces have already targeted using attack missiles with cluster munitions.

In other news, the Belarus media has reported the deployment of rocket systems with a range of up to 300 kilometers near the Ukrainian border, including the Palis missile system. However, it’s unclear if these systems are being deployed near the Ukrainian border.

On the political front, I’d like to discuss the recent debate between Joe Biden and Donald Trump, which was a shocking experience for many. Biden’s performance was criticized, with some calling for his withdrawal from the presidential election. His age and physical and mental health are being questioned, and even his own party is debating whether he’s fit for office. I’ll be discussing this topic more in-depth later.

In other news, the Democrats are considering alternative candidates, such as Tulsi Gabbard, Hillary Clinton, or Michelle Obama, but it’s unclear who will ultimately replace Biden. Trump, on the other hand, is seen as a formidable candidate who will benefit from Biden’s decline. The stakes are high, and the outcome of the election will have significant implications for Ukraine and the world.