February 24, 2022
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Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has attracted an incredible amount of propaganda and fake news stories.
The people who are suffering are the Ukrainians who have been displaced, killed and captured. No-one disagrees with that.
But so many people are suggesting that their is an endgame that is involves Russian sanctions and isolation.
The cost of the war in Ukraine
Whilst Ukraine will be left in ruins and in need of a rebuild. The unfortunate cost of the war will leave the country with debt for the arms that have been supplied by the United States and being used as a proxy for the US.
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Ukraine and specifically the President Zelensky is on a PR war. Rallying as many world leaders to join to condemn the Russian invasion.
Will Ukraine join NATO?
The questions everyone is still asking is Will Ukraine be able to join NATO and the EU.
And if that happens will Russia take this war to the next level.
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Ukraine strikes oil depot in occupied Crimea
- Ukraine strikes oil depot in occupied Crimea
- Ukraine says terminal supplies fuel to Russian occupation forces
- Russia’s defence ministry reported that it shot down 12 out of 21 Ukrainian drones
Ukraine strikes oil depot in occupied Crimea
Ukraine’s military has launched a missile strike on the Feodosia oil terminal, the largest oil processing facility in Crimea, in the latest wave of attacks targeting Russian-controlled energy infrastructure. Ukrainian officials confirmed the strike, saying the terminal supplies fuel to Russian occupation forces.
While Russian-installed officials in Crimea did not confirm the attack, they acknowledged a fire at the facility, prompting the evacuation of 300 people. Videos circulating online showed smoke rising from the terminal, and firefighting efforts are underway.
Meanwhile, Russia’s defence ministry reported that it shot down 12 out of 21 Ukrainian drones targeting Crimea overnight. Ukraine’s general staff said these attacks are a justified response to Russia’s assaults on Ukraine’s energy grid, which have caused widespread blackouts and destruction of vital power infrastructure.
This is not the first time Feodosia has been targeted—Ukraine carried out a drone strike on the terminal in March. Kyiv has been intensifying its attacks on Crimea as part of its broader counteroffensive efforts.
New NATO Chief Mark Rutte vows ongoing alliance support for Ukraine
- New NATO Chief Mark Rutte vows ongoing alliance support for Ukraine
- Rutte, who took office earlier this week, spoke of Nato’s determination to bolster support
- Nato recently gave Ukraine €40 billion in funding
- Zelensky calls for long-range weapons
New NATO Chief Mark Rutte vows ongoing alliance support for Ukraine
New NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte made his first official visit to Ukraine, reaffirming the alliance’s commitment to supporting Kyiv in its fight against Russia. Rutte, who took office earlier this week, emphasised NATO’s determination to bolster Western support for Ukraine, which has been fending off a full-scale Russian invasion since February 2022.
Rutte highlighted recent NATO efforts to aid Ukraine, including €40 billion in funding, bilateral security agreements, and the formation of a new NATO command to enhance military assistance and training for Ukrainian forces. Zelenskyy and Rutte also discussed Ukraine’s military strategy and specific battlefield needs, with Zelenskyy reiterating his call for more armaments, particularly long-range weapons. The visit comes ahead of a crucial NATO meeting at Ramstein Air Base in Germany, where defense leaders from over 50 nations will coordinate additional weapons support for Ukraine.
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