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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.
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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.
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And if that happens will Russia take this war to the next level.
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Russia region orders evacuation after Ukraine drone attack
- Russia region orders evacuation after Ukraine drone attack
- Reports suggest drone hit a weapons depot
- Drone and missile attacks were also reported in Bryansk, Kursk, Oryol, and Smolensk
Russia region orders evacuation after Ukraine drone attack
A partial evacuation has been ordered in Russia’s Tver region following a “massive” Ukrainian drone attack that sparked a fire, according to the local governor. Igor Rudenya, the region’s governor, stated that emergency services in the town of Toropets are working to contain the blaze, which was caused by the wreckage of drones. No information on casualties has been provided.
Unverified footage circulating online appears to show a large explosion in the town, with unconfirmed reports suggesting that a weapons depot may have been hit overnight. Toropets, a town of around 13,000 people, is located 380 km (236 miles) northwest of Moscow and roughly 470 km north of the Ukrainian border.
Authorities in Toropets confirmed on Wednesday morning that evacuation buses were prepared and reassured residents that the situation was “under control.” However, it remains unclear how many people will be evacuated.
In addition, Russian state media reported that schools and kindergartens in the region would remain closed on Wednesday. Overnight, drone and missile attacks were also reported in Russia’s western regions of Bryansk, Kursk, Oryol, and Smolensk. Local officials claim that nearly 50 drones and two missiles were intercepted.
Ukraine has not commented on the attacks.
Ukraine could be given green light on long-range weapons use
- Ukraine could be given green light on long-range weapons use
- Biden has signalled he will lift restrictions on Ukraine’s use of US long-range missiles against Russia
- Putin had previously warned such actions would lead to ‘serious problems’
- US and UK meeting with Ukraine today as Europe and US sanction Iran for supplying weapons to Russia
Ukraine could be given green light on long-range weapons use
President Joe Biden has signalled that Washington may lift restrictions on Ukraine’s use of US-supplied long-range missiles against Russia.
If approved, this move would address Ukraine’s ongoing requests to ease limits on US weapons, which officials argue have hindered their fight against Russia’s full-scale invasion.
While Russia has yet to respond, President Vladimir Putin previously warned that allowing such actions could lead to “very serious problems.”
Biden’s comments come as US Secretary of State Antony Blinken and UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy prepare to meet Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in Kyiv. Blinken noted their goal is to “hear directly from the Ukrainian leadership” about their objectives and how the US and UK can best support them.
Blinken and Lammy are heading to Ukraine after holding talks in London, where Blinken accused Iran of supplying short-range ballistic missiles to Russia, saying they could be used against Ukraine in the coming weeks. Lammy called the move “a significant and dangerous escalation.”
These missiles are expected to bolster Russia’s capabilities, allowing it to target Ukrainian cities near the Russian border and areas under its control while continuing to launch longer-range strikes deeper into Ukraine. Iran, however, has consistently denied providing these weapons to Russia.
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