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    Ukraine liberates Urozhaine, modified 'anti-drone' tanks spotted & the 'forgotten' war that shaped Putin

    enAugust 17, 2023

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    • Ukraine's Counter Offensive Hits Roadblock as Jets Delivery DelayedDespite progress in jet delivery and training, Ukraine's counter offensive against Russian forces is delayed due to the decision not to send jets. The country remains committed to liberating all occupied territories and strengthening cooperation with Europe.

      The decision not to send jets to Ukraine for its counter offensive against Russian forces comes as a major blow to Kyiv, despite extensive progress made in the delivery and training process. The Ukrainian foreign minister has reiterated the country's goal of liberating all occupied territories, regardless of the length of time it takes. Meanwhile, Russian airstrikes on Ukrainian infrastructure, including grain silos and warehouses, have caused damage but have not resulted in reported casualties. The UK Ministry of Defense has reported that Ukraine's efforts to build up fuel stockpiles for the upcoming winter are likely to be successful, despite ongoing Russian attacks on the country's energy infrastructure. In Europe, the EU has shifted funds away from cooperation programs with Russia and Belarus towards strengthening cooperation with Ukraine and Moldova. Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy is under investigation for trading in influence and laundering of crime or misdemeanor related to payments from a Russian insurance company. Sarkozy has argued for diplomacy and compromise with Russia instead of funding a war without waging it.

    • Deeply ingrained attitudes persist in France and Germany towards RussiaOld mentalities and perceptions in France and Germany towards Russia continue to influence their foreign policies, with cultural resonances in France and traditional anxieties in Germany impacting their commitment to NATO and defense spending.

      Despite promises of significant shifts in foreign policy following the war in Ukraine, old mentalities and perceptions persist in France and Germany. In France, cultural resonances between the two countries continue to influence perspectives towards Russia. Meanwhile, in Germany, traditional anxieties regarding defense spending and mobilization remain, causing concerns about the country's commitment to NATO and its impact on Russia's perception of Western hesitancy. Additionally, the Russian ruble's significant decline in value, although not yet having a major impact on everyday life, has raised concerns about future consumer price increases. These developments suggest that despite geopolitical changes, deeply ingrained attitudes and economic realities continue to shape the actions and perceptions of these countries.

    • Russia's Central Bank Raises Interest Rates to 20% Amid Economic InstabilityRussia's economy is unstable due to military actions, defense spending, and decreasing trade surplus, leading to the largest interest rate hike since the war began.

      The Russian economy is facing significant challenges, leading to the largest interest rate hike since the war began. The central bank raised rates to 20% in response to a weakening ruble, massive defense spending, and decreasing trade surplus. Russia's military actions in Ukraine and reduced gas sales to Europe have contributed to the economic instability. Meanwhile, Kyiv is looking to counter Moscow's influence in Africa by investing political capital in deepening ties. An unusual story emerged regarding alleged British plans to assassinate pro-Russian leaders in Africa, which some view as a potential false flag attack. Additionally, Russia has been showcasing captured Western military equipment in an attempt to demonstrate the reality of the conflict to its citizens.

    • Russian Orthodox Church sends inflatable churches to Ukrainian front linesThe Russian Orthodox Church is supporting the Russian war effort in Ukraine by dispatching portable inflatable churches to the front lines, equipped with essentials for soldiers. Ukraine is countering with modified British Challenger 2 tanks to protect against drones, illustrating the ongoing complexities of the conflict.

      The Russian Orthodox Church is supporting the ongoing war effort in Ukraine by dispatching inflatable churches to the front lines. These portable houses of worship can be quickly set up by two people and come equipped with essentials like cots, a toilet, and a bathroom. The Russian Orthodox Church's involvement in the conflict is not new, as they have previously provided ideological backing and blessings to the Russian government's actions. Meanwhile, Ukraine is deploying British Challenger 2 tanks, which have been modified to protect against kamikaze drones, in an attempt to break the stalemate on the southern front. As a former tank commander, Hamish de Bretton Gordon explains that the Challenger 2's theater entry standards depend on the specific threats in the region. While the primary threats in Iraq and Afghanistan were roadside bombs and anti-tank guided missiles, the main threats in Ukraine are not yet clear. Overall, these stories illustrate the ongoing complexities and adaptations of the military strategies being employed in the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.

    • Ukrainian military's innovative use of Challenger 2 tank against drone attacksThe Ukrainian military has adapted the Challenger 2 tank with mesh to counter drone attacks, enhancing its capabilities in the ongoing conflict.

      The Ukrainian military has effectively adapted the Challenger 2 tank to counter the specific threats it faces in its theater of operations. The Challenger 2 is well-protected against kinetic energy rounds and anti-tank guided missiles with its Chobham armor and bar armor, respectively. However, drone attacks have been a significant threat in Ukraine, which the Challenger 2 does not currently have defense against. To counter this, Ukrainian tanks have been fitted with mesh to prevent drones from dropping explosives. The Challenger 2 is a powerful tank, capable of taking out Russian tanks at a distance, and its addition to the Ukrainian battlefield has been crucial in the ongoing conflict. The war in Ukraine may not be won through a single, monumental offensive, but rather through a series of smaller, strategic victories, or "death by a thousand cuts." This deep battle strategy has been evident in the regular attacks on fuel stations, ammunition dumps, and logistical enablers, as well as the innovative use of maritime drones to interdict ships. The impact of these attacks is building up to a significant outcome, even if the breakthrough of the Sarovkin line and the charge around Crimea are yet to come.

    • The conflict between Russia and Ukraine goes beyond troops and front linesRussia's invasion of Georgia in 2008 set the stage for its more aggressive actions in Ukraine, highlighting the importance of a comprehensive strategy in dealing with Russian aggression.

      The ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine is not just about troops and front lines, but also about the crucial importance of cutting off supply lines and depleting Russia's ammunition reserves. The effectiveness of Ukrainian deep operations, such as those against Russian troops with no ammunition, indicates that Russia may not have a mobile reserve or sufficient ammunition to sustain a long-lasting offensive. The Georgia-Russia war of 2008 provides a significant context for understanding the current conflict. Russia's invasion of Georgia served as a warning to other ex-Soviet states, including Ukraine, about the consequences of pro-Western aspirations. The limited reaction from the West after the Georgia war set the stage for Russia's more aggressive actions in Ukraine. The implications of the Georgia war are still being felt, and its lessons serve as a reminder of the importance of a comprehensive strategy in dealing with Russian aggression.

    • Russia's Perception of the West's Response to Past Actions Drove 2022 Invasion of UkraineMoscow's belief in a weak Western response led to the 2022 invasion, but modernized military reforms inadvertently weakened invasion capabilities, and Ukraine's government's Russia ties complicated the situation.

      The Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022 was influenced by Moscow's perception of the West's response to its previous military actions, specifically the 2008 war in Georgia. The Kremlin believed it could get away with annexing Crimea and invading the Donbas region due to the West's "supine reaction." However, this assumption was challenged in 2022 when Putin faced a stronger response from the international community. Additionally, military reforms initiated after the 2008 war in Georgia, aimed at modernizing the Russian military, ironically weakened its invasion capabilities in 2022. The Georgian population generally supports Western alignment, but the country's current government, backed by a Russian billionaire, has pursued policies that reengage with Russia. These complex dynamics highlight the importance of understanding historical context and geopolitical motivations in the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine.

    • Georgian Airways' Routes Anger Europe Amidst Tensions with RussiaGeorgia's efforts to improve relations with Europe through Georgian Airways and political reforms face challenges due to Russia's involvement and disinformation campaigns.

      The complex geopolitical situation in Eastern Europe involves ongoing tensions between Russia and its neighboring countries, such as Georgia and Ukraine. The recent resurgence of Georgian Airways, which is advertising routes between Moscow and Europe, has angered Europe due to Russia's involvement. Additionally, the imprisonment of Michal Shakhashvili, a Georgian politician and former government official, has created complications for Georgia's relationship with the EU. The EU and Georgia attempted to pass a controversial bill similar to Russia's anti-NGO and anti-media legislation, but it was met with massive protests. The involvement of Georgian forces in conflicts outside of their country, such as Afghanistan and Iraq, may have limited the West's ability to prevent the Kremlin's invasion of Georgia in 2008. The Russian government has been spreading disinformation at an alarming rate, particularly around Lavrov's discussions, which are often diametrically opposed to the truth. Despite this, it's important to reassure those in affected areas that the claims of US bioweapons labs in Ukraine are completely baseless.

    • Russian disinformation about Ukraine's Zapier region nuclear power stationStay informed about Russian disinformation regarding Ukraine, particularly concerning the Zapier region nuclear power station and the Grain Deal. Watch for Russian reactions to a cargo ship attempting to navigate through the Black Sea amidst the blockade.

      There have been numerous false alarms and disinformation coming from Russian sources regarding the situation in Ukraine, particularly concerning the Zapier region nuclear power station. The Russians have a history of dabbling in chemical and biological weapons, and their military commanders have been making alarming statements. However, these statements should be taken with a large grain of salt as they are likely to be disinformation. Additionally, a cargo ship carrying grain from Odessa to Istanbul is attempting to navigate through the Black Sea amidst the Russian blockade, which could have significant implications for global grain supplies and the ships stuck in Ukrainian ports. It's crucial to watch how the Russians react to this ship and its safe passage. Overall, it's essential to be cautious of disinformation coming from Russian sources and to stay informed about the situation in Ukraine, particularly regarding the Grain Deal and the ships in the Black Sea.

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