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    Ukraine attacks Russia's Black Sea fleet, more river crossings in Kherson and why Russia cancelled remembrance day marches

    enApril 24, 2023

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    • Ukrainian and Russian forces clash, Russia orders mercenaries to kill captured soldiers, and Kremlin cancels WW2 marchesTensions escalate between Ukraine and Russia as Ukrainian forces take control of Russian-held territory, Russia orders mercenaries to kill captured soldiers, and Kremlin cancels Second World War remembrance marches due to fear of protests or casualties.

      There are escalating tensions between Ukrainian and Russian forces, with Ukrainian special forces reportedly crossing the Dnieper River and setting up positions on previously Russian-held territory. This comes as Russia allegedly orders mercenaries to shoot dead any captured Ukrainian soldiers and not take prisoners. Additionally, Russia is attempting to increase income tax for Russian workers overseas to discourage them from fleeing potential mobilizations. The Kremlin had previously threatened to punish those who evade military duty. Furthermore, the Kremlin canceled nationwide Second World War remembrance marches out of fear they could turn into protests over Ukraine or casualties. These developments suggest an increasingly volatile situation between Ukraine and Russia.

    • Cancellation of Russia's 'Immortal Regiment' Marches Disappoints Russians and Limits Kremlin's Propaganda ReachThe cancellation of Russia's 'Immortal Regiment' Marches, a significant propaganda tool for the Kremlin to promote its narrative as the victor of World War 2, disappoints Russians and limits the Kremlin's reach due to safety concerns and the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.

      The cancellation of the "Marches of the Immortal Regiment" in Russia, an important part of the May 9th Victory Day parade, is a significant PR disaster for the Kremlin. The event, which allows people to march down the streets carrying photos of their deceased relatives from various wars, including the Great Patriotic War against Nazi Germany and more recent conflicts, has been a powerful propaganda tool for the Kremlin to promote its narrative of Russia as the victor of World War 2. However, due to safety concerns and the ongoing war in Ukraine, which has resulted in a large number of casualties, the Kremlin decided to cancel the physical marches and instead encourage online participation. This decision has been met with criticism and concern, as the marches have become a way for Russians to celebrate and show support for all of Russia's wars. The cancellation of the marches is a blow to the Kremlin's propaganda efforts and highlights the increasing limited impact of their messaging, particularly in the face of the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.

    • Russian Elite's Sons Joining Mercenary UnitsDespite attempts to shield their sons from war, some Russian elites' sons have joined controversial mercenary units like the Wagner Group, which has been accused of war crimes.

      The Russian elite's efforts to shield their sons from the frontlines have been called into question after the son of Vladimir Putin's spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, claimed to have served for six months with the Wagner Group, a Kremlin-linked mercenary unit accused of war crimes. The revelation is surprising as the Russian elite have been known to set up drone battalions and other arrangements to keep their sons away from the battlefield. The Wagner Group, which has been accused of heinous acts such as killing prisoners with sledgehammers, has now been normalized to some extent, with even the son of a high-profile Russian figure choosing to join. However, the authenticity of Nikolai Peskov's claims has been disputed by Russian military bloggers, who have found evidence suggesting he was in Moscow during the supposed period of service. The situation has led to further diplomatic tensions, with a significant row erupting between China and several Western countries over the weekend.

    • Ukraine's Frustration Over EU's Inaction on Ammunition DealThe EU's failure to provide Ukraine with necessary ammunition for its defense against Russian aggression has left Ukraine frustrated and the human cost of inaction rising. A diplomatic row with China added to the tension, highlighting the geopolitical significance of the conflict and the importance of international support.

      The urgency to arm Ukraine with necessary ammunition for its defense against Russian aggression remains a contentious issue among European countries. The EU's inability to reach an agreement on the ammunition deal has left Ukraine frustrated, as the human cost of inaction continues to rise. Meanwhile, a diplomatic row arose when China's ambassador to Paris questioned the sovereignty of Ukraine and other former Soviet Republics, sparking international backlash and China's subsequent clarification of its position. These events underscore the geopolitical significance of the ongoing conflict and the importance of international support for Ukraine's defense.

    • China and Russia's emphasis on power and influence over democratic willDespite Western shift towards respecting democratic sovereignty, China and Russia prioritize power and influence, demonstrated in their actions towards Ukraine and other territories.

      China and Russia share a similar perspective on national sovereignty, where power and influence hold more weight than democratic will. This was evident in Russia's invasion of Ukraine and China's stance on Taiwan, Tibet, and Hong Kong. Western countries, particularly those in Europe, have shifted towards respecting democratic elections and the sovereignty of other nations, even if it goes against their geopolitical interests. This change has not been fully recognized by China and Russia, and their actions in the Ukrainian conflict illustrate this fundamental difference in views. While China may not be as sophisticated in diplomacy in the European theater as in other regions, dismissing their actions as mere mistakes or amateurishness underplays the importance of understanding this significant ideological divide.

    • China's Actions vs Words in International RelationsDespite China's pragmatic public statements, its actions reveal a more old-fashioned mentality towards international norms, as seen in its stance towards Taiwan, Tibet, and Hong Kong. Russia's human rights abuses and recent diplomatic spat with Germany further complicate the geopolitical landscape.

      There is a significant philosophical difference between China's actions and words, particularly when it comes to international relations. This was highlighted by a diplomat's remarks on China's stance towards Taiwan, Tibet, and Hong Kong. Despite China's pragmatic public statements, the diplomat suggested that China's actions reveal a more old-fashioned, 19th-century mentality. This understanding is shared by many China watchers, who argue that the West often underestimates China's willingness to take risks and disregard international norms. A recent diplomatic spat between Germany and Russia adds to this complex geopolitical landscape, with implications for European countries and their stance towards Ukraine. Meanwhile, human rights abuses continue in Russia, with reports of deserters being imprisoned in medieval-style pits. These issues underscore the importance of understanding the nuances of international relations and the motivations behind nations' actions.

    • Russian soldiers' brutal treatment and US-Ukraine tensionsReports of Russian soldiers' inhumane living conditions and growing US-Ukraine tensions, with potential American influence on Ukrainian military decisions and European leaders addressing security concerns at a summit.

      There are continuing reports of brutal treatment of soldiers in Russia, with videos emerging of meatless soldiers being held in pit-like conditions. These videos, although not uncommon in Russia, were particularly shocking. Additionally, there are indications of growing tensions between the US and Ukraine, as evidenced by leaked documents suggesting American attempts to influence Ukrainian military decisions. This comes as the US presidential election approaches and the Republican field is less supportive of Ukraine. At the same time, European leaders are meeting at the North Sea Energy Cooperation Summit to discuss wind farms and energy platforms, but security concerns due to Russian activity in the region are also a major focus.

    • Western unity on Ukraine's war may fractureThe long war in Ukraine could lead to fracturing of Western unity, impacting Ukraine's support from allies and morale.

      There is growing skepticism among western diplomats and politicians regarding the outcome of the ongoing war in Ukraine. It is believed that Ukraine's counter offensive, while not likely to result in a transformative victory, may still lead to some gains. However, the prospect of a long war and the pressure for a negotiated peace settlement could lead to a fracturing of Western unity on the issue. This could have significant implications for the level of support Ukraine receives from its allies. Furthermore, the importance of visual successes on the battlefield for boosting morale and shifting the narrative cannot be overstated. The absence of such successes could lead to a prolonged period of pessimism and malaise, potentially with negative long-term consequences for the war effort.

    • Russia's response to former Soviet states moving awayRussia imposes trade restrictions, denies visas, and threatens retaliation against attempts to move away from Russian influence or cultural dominance in former Soviet states.

      The Kremlin's behavior towards former Soviet satellite states, like Kyrgyzstan, shows its frustration and sensitivity towards any attempts to move away from Russian influence or cultural dominance. Russia has responded by imposing trade restrictions, such as banning dairy products, as a form of retaliation. This mentality was further highlighted when Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov was denied a visa to the US and the Kremlin threatened to retaliate against American journalists. The Kremlin's actions demonstrate a sense of control and dominance, as well as a lack of diplomatic maturity. The situation in Ukraine and the wider region remains tense, with ongoing conflicts and geopolitical tensions continuing to shape the dynamics of the area. To stay informed on the latest developments, subscribe to "Ukraine, the latest" from The Telegraph and follow them on Twitter.

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    Putin's spy plane blown up by Belarusian partisans & interview with charity supplying Ukraine's frontline soldiers

    Putin's spy plane blown up by Belarusian partisans & interview with charity supplying Ukraine's frontline soldiers

    Day 369.

    Today, we bring you updates from across Ukraine and the world and we interview Dimko Zhluktenko, the 24-year old founder of Ukrainian charity Dzyga's Paw. The organisation supplies the Ukrainian military with equipment for the front lines. We discuss his experiences in the past year, the challenges he’s faced and the emotional impact of his work where many of the soldiers he’s helping are friends.


    Contributors:

    David Knowles (Host). @djknowles22 on Twitter.

    Dominic Nicholls (Associate Editor, Defence). @DomNicholls on Twitter

    Francis Dearnley (Assistant Comment Editor). @FrancisDearnley on Twitter.

    With thanks to Dimko Zhluktenko. @dim0kq on Twitter.


    Find out more about Dygas Paw Charity: https://dzygaspaw.com

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