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    Ukraine inflicting 'heavy losses' on Russia says NATO & horrendous winter weather strikes the region

    enNovember 27, 2023

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    • Drones and Missiles Used in Intense Aerial Activity Over the WeekendUkraine and Russia engaged in significant aerial attacks using drones and missiles over the weekend, resulting in injuries and airport disruptions. Weather also played a role in the conflict.

      Over the weekend, there were significant drone attacks on both Kyiv, Ukraine, and Moscow, Russia. President Zelensky reported around 70 Iranian-made drones were launched at Kyiv on the eve of the Holodomor genocide commemoration day, resulting in only 5 injuries. Ukrainian air defense effectively shot down most of the drones. In retaliation, drones believed to be from Ukraine targeted Moscow's airports, causing brief closures and one injury. Additionally, 2 Soviet-made rockets were reportedly fired by Ukraine and shot down over the sea. The storm in Crimea may have also contributed to power outages and traffic disruptions in the occupied eastern areas of Ukraine. Geolocated footage showed minor advances by Russian forces northwest of Krasnohorivka. Overall, the weekend saw intense aerial activity, with both sides using drones and missiles, and the impact of the weather cannot be ignored.

    • Russia Suffers Significant Casualties in Ukraine Conflict, Moves Anti-Air DefensesRussia experiences high daily casualties in Ukraine conflict, leading to relocation of anti-air defenses and NATO acknowledgement of intense fighting

      The ongoing conflict in Ukraine between Russia and Ukrainian forces has resulted in significant casualties for Russia, with estimates suggesting an average of 931 daily casualties (killed and wounded) in April, up from around 700 in March. This has reportedly led Russia to move anti-air defenses from its Baltic enclave of Kaliningrad to the Ukraine front to address recent losses. NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg also acknowledged the intense fighting and high casualty numbers in recent weeks. Despite the lack of significant territorial gains, Ukraine's ability to inflict heavy losses on Russian invaders has put them in a more favorable position. Additionally, a mysterious explosion at a Russian tank factory producing military equipment for the war in Ukraine has raised questions, although Russian officials claim it was caused by a short circuit. These developments suggest the ongoing strain and costs of the war for Russia.

    • Political and military tensions between Ukraine and RussiaThe US's support for Ukraine is uncertain under a potential Trump presidency, while Russia continues to occupy Ukrainian territories and spread false narratives.

      There are ongoing tensions between Ukraine and Russia, both diplomatically and militarily. Politically, there is uncertainty regarding the US's support for Ukraine under a potential Trump presidency. Diplomatically, Mike Pompeo, former US Secretary of State, has stated that the US will continue to back Ukraine regardless of who the next president is. However, Trump, the current frontrunner for the Republican nomination, has previously praised Putin and questioned US support for Ukraine. Militarily, Ukraine's prime minister, Denis Shmyhal, has accused Russia of stealing billions of dollars worth of grain from occupied Ukrainian territories. Additionally, there are increasing public tensions between Ukraine's military and political leadership, with an MP from Zelensky's party calling for the commander in chief's dismissal. Russia is also reportedly using sleeper spies to spread false narratives about the situation in Ukraine. These tensions highlight the ongoing complexities and challenges in the region.

    • Ukraine's spy agency dealing with internal threats and extreme weather conditionsUkraine's spy agency, SBU, grapples with internal threats believed to be Russian agents and extreme weather conditions impacting military planning

      The Ukrainian spy agency, SBU, is dealing with internal threats from within, some of which are believed to be Russian agents infiltrated during the presidency of Viktor Yanukovych. Danilov, the former head of the SBU, made these claims in an interview with The New York Times, stating that some of these agents are even within the SBU itself. However, the SBU has since tried to walk back some of Danilov's comments, claiming that they have been able to neutralize and eradicate these networks. The ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia continues to evolve, with extreme weather conditions in the region impacting military planning. The bad weather, which includes wet, windy, snowy, and extreme heat, can stop all movement and activity, making it a great leveler for both sides. While some infrastructure, such as the Sarovkin line of defenses, may be less impacted by these weather events, new port defenses and naval bases are more vulnerable. Overall, the situation in Ukraine remains complex, with internal threats and extreme weather conditions adding to the challenges faced by both sides.

    • Extreme weather events in Black Sea could impact Ukraine-Russia conflictWeather events in the Black Sea could leave Ukrainian ports and airfields vulnerable, increasing drone use and assessing potential damage to Russian air defenses.

      The extreme weather events in the Black Sea could have significant impacts on the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia, particularly in the region of Crimea. The new infrastructure and defenses around Ukrainian ports and airfields, such as Saki, may have been vulnerable to the weather, leaving them open to potential military action from Ukraine. The use of maritime drones, which have been effective in damaging port infrastructure and landing craft, could increase if the sea state is favorable. Additionally, the manned aircraft providing signals intelligence around the Black Sea could assess any potential damage to Russian air defense systems, such as the S-300 and S-400, which could open up opportunities for Ukrainian attacks. Overall, there is likely a significant amount of effort being put into Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) to assess the damage and potential opportunities for military action in the wake of the extreme weather events.

    • Military Operations in Extreme Weather ConditionsMilitary operations face challenges in extreme weather, affecting soldiers' capabilities and equipment. Specialized troops and resources are crucial for survival and success.

      Extreme weather conditions pose significant challenges for military operations, both in terms of surveillance and reconnaissance, as well as for soldiers on the ground. These conditions can range from unbearable heat in places like Iraq, which can hinder thinking and physical capabilities, to extreme cold, which can lead to injuries and equipment malfunctions. In the case of extreme cold, soldiers may need to dig deeper into their shelters to escape the cold air, and may require specialized equipment and clothing to survive and fight effectively. The importance of having specialized troops and resources for extreme weather conditions cannot be overstated. While well-trained troops can survive in such conditions, they need the right equipment and mindset to turn the situation to their advantage. The current extreme weather in the south, particularly in Crimea, may hinder intelligence gathering efforts, but assets will be deployed as soon as conditions permit. The speaker's personal experiences in Iraq and Bosnia illustrate the harsh realities of operating in extreme temperatures.

    • Investing in Ukraine's victoryDespite challenges, investing resources, determination, and leadership can make a difference in Ukraine's victory.

      Despite the challenges and hardships, particularly in the context of the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, there are opportunities for progress and success if the right resources, mindset, and leadership are in place. Retired British General Sir Richard Barrons emphasized this point during a keynote speech at the Lucerne Dialogue, a European forum for future thought leaders and innovators. He argued that the crisis in Ukraine is a symptom of larger international issues, but that victory for Ukraine is still possible if the world's industrial and economic might is mobilized behind the cause. Barrons challenged the audience to view this as an investment, rather than an expense, and encouraged them to consider the long-term benefits of defeating Russia. The takeaway is that when faced with seemingly insurmountable challenges, it's important to remember that resources, determination, and leadership can make all the difference.

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    PDB Afternoon Bulletin | January 22nd, 2024: Russia, Ukraine Trade Blame Over Deadly Donetsk Attack & Israel Rejects Peace Plan With 'Monsters Of Hamas'

    PDB Afternoon Bulletin | January 22nd, 2024: Russia, Ukraine Trade Blame Over Deadly Donetsk Attack & Israel Rejects Peace Plan With 'Monsters Of Hamas'
    In this episode of The PDB Afternoon Bulletin:     Russia and Ukraine are pointing the finger at one another over a deadly shelling in the Russian-controlled city of Donetsk in eastern Ukraine on Sunday that left nearly 30 civilians dead. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected the latest peace plan regarding the Israel-Palestine conflict, dismissing the idea of a Palestinian state and reiterating that Israel will never surrender to Hamas. Please remember to subscribe if you enjoyed this episode of The PDB Afternoon Bulletin.     Email: PDB@TheFirstTV.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices