Exhausted Ukraine Struggles to Find New Men for Front Line
Damn Russia with the oldest trick in their book, keeping the war prolonged until the opponent gets tired. It’s a shame that Russia still has no problem pushing more men through the meat grinder. Letting Ukraine hang dry is a modern-day tragedy. The West needs to step up and provide the necessary support, or things are going to get very bad soon.
What’s even more depressing is the fact that being conscripted means fighting a losing war. It’s demoralizing and disheartening for the men on the front lines. I can’t help but wonder why the armchair generals on Reddit don’t volunteer themselves and go fight instead of acting like military experts from the comfort of their homes.… Continue reading
Poll: 77% of Russians support war in Ukraine
As a Russian living abroad, it is disheartening to read that 77% of my fellow countrymen support the war in Ukraine. It is difficult for me to comprehend how so many Russians can back a war that seems senseless and destructive. It reminds me of my father’s stories about how everyone in Spain supported Franco’s dictatorship until his death, and then suddenly they were all anti-Franco. It seems that blind support for political actions runs deep in certain societies.
I’ve often tried to discuss politics with my parents, but it is impossible to have a different opinion.… Continue reading
Reflecting deeply on the topic of “Russia Storming Avdiivka with ‘Very Large Forces’”, I can’t help but feel a deep sense of concern and sadness. It seems inevitable that Avdiivka will fall, and Russian forces have been steadily advancing, making significant progress after months of stalemate. The question now is whether Russia has the capacity to maintain their momentum once they capture the city, and whether Ukraine has developed sufficient defensive lines to prevent a sizeable advance.
I wish I could believe that Ukraine has laid a trap in Avdiivka, ready to capitalize on this opportunity with ample artillery shells. However, the fact that the US Congress has blocked assistance for months now is disheartening.… Continue reading
Explosions Heard in Kyiv as Russia Launches Another Mass Missile Strike
I woke up to a series of deafening explosions, rattling the walls around me. It felt as if the chaos was just a few kilometers away from where I live. The sound of anti-air bursts and gunshots filled the air, indicating that the people of Kyiv were fighting back against the incoming missiles. But sadly, many couldn’t escape the destruction, and there have been 11 confirmed deaths so far, including in a big apartment building near my friend’s condominium.
As news of this devastating attack spreads, I can’t help but wonder about the true reasons behind Russia’s aggression towards Ukraine.… Continue reading
As I read through various comments and opinions on the conflict in Ukraine, I can’t help but feel frustrated with the lack of action and support from the Western countries. President Zelenskyy’s recent statement about the stalemate in the ground war and the need for modern equipment resonates deeply with me.
It’s disheartening to see how Ukraine, a country fighting against terrorists with one of the largest armies in the world, is struggling to secure the necessary resources to defend itself. The shortage of ammunition is just one aspect of the problem; they also need modern equipment to level the playing field.… Continue reading
As a Ukrainian citizen, the recent news of Ukraine informing the U.S. about the decision to fire top general Zaluzhny has left me feeling concerned and confused. Zaluzhny has been a competent general, doing an exceptional job in holding off the Russian attacks. It would be difficult to replace him with someone as skilled and experienced.
I can’t help but wonder if President Zelensky is feeling the pressure to make advances and break the stalemate in the ongoing conflict with Russia. Is he blaming Zaluzhny for the lack of progress? It’s disappointing to hear that such a capable general is being let go, especially when he has been instrumental in keeping the front functioning.… Continue reading
Russia Has Massed 500 Tanks For An Attack On Kupyansk. Thousands Of Ukrainian Drones Await Them.
As I read this article about the escalating tensions between Russia and Ukraine, my heart sinks. It’s difficult to comprehend the gravity of the situation and the potential devastation that lies ahead. The fact that Russia has massed 500 tanks for an attack on Kupyansk is deeply concerning. These tanks are formidable weapons of destruction, capable of causing immense damage and loss of life.
I can’t help but feel a sense of sorrow for the brave Ukrainian soldiers who will have to stand against such a force.… Continue reading
Russia Hit With Widespread Internet Outage Across Country
As an avid gamer, it’s not every day that I have cause to rejoice over a widespread internet outage. However, when I heard that Russia was hit with a massive disruption to their internet services, I couldn’t help but crack a smile. It seems that the issue was related to a technical problem with the .ru domain’s global Domain Name System Security Extensions (DNSSEC), which is used to secure data exchanged in internet protocol networks.
Now, I’m not an expert in technology, so I can’t say for certain whether this was a result of a hack or just a failure in maintenance, hardware, or software.… Continue reading
Boris Nadezhdin: Putin’s Would-Be Opponent Vows to End Ukraine War
In the world of Russian politics, where opposition figures are often silenced or marginalized, it takes courage to stand up against President Putin. Boris Nadezhdin, a candidate in the upcoming presidential elections, is one such individual. Despite knowing that his chances of winning are slim, he has taken a bold stance against Putin and vowed to end the war in Ukraine.
It is worth mentioning that Nadezhdin was initially viewed by the Kremlin as a loyal candidate, someone who would offer liberal rhetoric and allow people to vent their frustrations without posing a serious threat to Putin’s regime.… Continue reading
Senior Russian officials were supposed to be on the Il-76 flight that tragically crashed in Belogorod Oblast on January 24th. However, at the “last moment,” the Federal Security Service (FSB) prevented them from boarding. It immediately raises suspicions and leaves many questions unanswered.
If I were a prominent Putin opponent or a powerful ally who posed a threat to Putin’s regime, changing my travel plans at the last minute would become a habit. The fact that these officials were denied access to the flight indicates a hidden agenda. Was it a tactic to protect them from an upcoming disaster? Or was it a deliberate act to sabotage the flight and create a narrative of war crimes?… Continue reading
John Q. Hosedrinker