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Ukrainian general calls Russia prepared for long-term war

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com December 16, 2022
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Ukrainian general calls Russia prepared for long-term war. PHOTO/Reuters

KIEV – Russia he is digging a long war Ukraine and still wanted to conquer the whole country. This was revealed on Thursday (12/15/2022) by a senior Ukrainian military official.

Brigadier General Oleksiy Gromov told a military briefing that while he didn’t expect Moscow to launch an attack from Belarus, there were indications that Russia was training new troops on nearby soil and had transferred military aircraft there.

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“The Kremlin is trying to turn the conflict into a protracted armed confrontation,” Gromov said, quoted by Reuters.

Gromov did not say what Russia’s goal was in prolonging the war by nearly 10 months.

Meanwhile, Ukraine’s Deputy Defense Minister Hanna Malyar warned against complacency after Russia’s recent military setbacks during the same briefing.

“We and the world must not relax, because the ultimate goal of the Russian Federation is to conquer all of Ukraine and then be able to move forward,” Malyar said.

Ukrainian officials describe the Kremlin as desperate to reverse recent military setbacks – including the retreat from the southern city of Kherson after months of occupation – and secure a victory to justify war to the Russian public.

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General Valery Zaluzhny, commander-in-chief of the Ukrainian armed forces, told the Economist magazine that Russian troops were doing everything possible to prevent a counterattack from Kiev.

“This is why you see fighting along a 1,500km front. They are limiting our troops to not allow us to regroup,” Zaluzhny said.

“The next problem we face is, first of all, to defend this line and not lose ground again. This is important. Our troops are all engaged in battle now, they are bleeding,” he continued.

Zaluzhny also said that Moscow is preparing for a new offensive early next year, perhaps against Kiev.

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Revealed, Ukraine runs out of weapons important to fight Russia

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com December 13, 2022
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The Buk air defense system is used by the Ukrainian forces. Photos/youtube

KIEV – Ukraine is running out of stocks of ammunition and spare parts for Soviet-era S-300 and BUK air defense systems used to counter Russian attacks on the country’s energy infrastructure.

This was reported by the Financial Times on Tuesday (12/13/2022), quoting a senior Ukrainian military official.

Chief spokesman of the Ukrainian Air Force Colonel Yury Ignat told the agency that his air defense unit typically fires two S-300 or Buk missiles at each Russian shell to increase the chances of an interception.

However, this poses some challenges, as Ukraine is unlikely to purchase additional Russian-made missiles for this system.

“Meanwhile, finding available stock elsewhere is proving difficult,” the report said.

Read also: Russian ambassador warns that situation in Kosovo resembles Ukraine

Ignat went on to say that while Kiev is getting modern air defense systems from its Western backers, Ukraine will need “hundreds” of such weapons to replace its aging arsenal.

“We had no choice but to turn to this type of weapon because Soviet weapons from the 1970s and 1980s are both… obsolete and the enemy consumes them every day,” Ignat said.

Read also: It heats up, Belarus begins the inspection of the combat readiness of the troops

Russia began targeting Ukraine’s energy facilities in early October after it accused Kiev of attacking its critical infrastructure, including the strategic Crimean bridge.

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5 facts about Viktor Bout, nicknamed the merchant of death

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com December 13, 2022
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Viktor Bout is a famous Russian arms dealer. Photo/REUTERS

FLY – Viktor Bout’s name rose to prominence when Russia and the United States exchanged prisoners. Viktor Bout is a famous Russian arms dealer.

He earned the nickname Death Dealer due to his involvement in the international arms trade. Here are some surprising facts about Viktor Bout:

1. Part of the prisoner exchange between the United States and Russia

The United States and Russia exchanged prisoners on December 8, 2022. It is known that US basketball star, Brittney Griner, who is imprisoned in Russia, was exchanged with a Russian arms dealer, Viktor Bout, who is imprisoned in the United States.

Bout was extradited from Thailand to the United States in 2010, following an undercover operation by the United States Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) in 2008.

2. Have a famous nickname

Bout has a well-known nickname, namely the merchant of death or the merchant of death. The man born in Tajikistan, January 13, 1967, has become a world-renowned arms dealer.

Bout is known to have sold arms to various countries to rebel groups. He ran an arms business after the breakup of the Soviet Union. The collapse of the Soviet Union has become a boon for Bout.

The reason is that he obtained 60 old military aircraft from the Soviet Union which he used to supply the world with weapons.

3. Sentenced to 25 years in prison

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It heats up, Belarus begins the inspection of the combat readiness of the troops

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com December 13, 2022
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Belarusian troops prepared for combat during the conflict in Ukraine. Photo/sputnik

MINSK – A rapid inspection of the combat readiness of the Belarusian Armed Forces has begun in the country on the instructions of President Alexander Lukashenko.

This was revealed on Tuesday (12/13/2022) by the Belarusian Defense Ministry (Kemhan).

“On the instructions of the President of Belarus, the Commander-in-Chief of the Belarusian Armed Forces, a rapid combat readiness inspection led by the State Secretariat of the Security Council was initiated,” the Belarusian Defense Ministry said in a statement.

“The inspection phases will cover various aspects and troops will have to advance to designated areas, install engineering equipment, organize their defenses and establish crossings on the Neman and Berezina rivers,” the Belarusian defense ministry said.

Read also: Russian ambassador warns that situation in Kosovo resembles Ukraine

The defense ministry added: “Movement on some roads and in some areas will be temporarily restricted to civilians due to controls.”

Tensions are rising in Belarus as the war between Russia and Ukraine continues. The conflict has the potential to spill over into neighboring countries.

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Russian ambassador warns that situation in Kosovo resembles Ukraine

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com December 13, 2022
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Russian Ambassador to Serbia Alexander Botsan-Kharchenko. Photo/TANJUG/Dragan Kujundzic

BELGRADE – The current standoff in Kosovo bears an uncanny resemblance to the crisis in Donbass.

Russian Ambassador to Serbia Alexander Botsan-Kharchenko revealed this on the Rossiya 24 TV channel on Monday (12/12/2022).

“The whole situation, everything, including Pristina’s attitude towards the Kosovo Serbs, albeit on a smaller scale, is similar to what happened and is still happening in Ukraine,” the diplomat said.

He explained: “The West has also treated the ethnic Albanian government in Kosovo the same way it has in Kiev.”

Read also: 5 facts about Viktor Bout, nicknamed the merchant of death

Contrasting the Donbass crisis with tensions in Kosovo, the ambassador added, “Pristina’s desire…to take control of all Kosovo, including Serb-inhabited areas, is at all costs the point crucial part of this impasse”.

“Any further escalation will lead to more drastic consequences,” Botsan-Kharchenko said.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic is still trying to get out of this maelstrom of tensions “by peaceful means” and avoid turning it into a major conflict, according to the Russian ambassador.

“Pristina openly … bets on hard power, on violence,” said Botsan-Kharchenko, who made a peaceful resolution “very difficult” to achieve.

NATO took over Kosovo from Serbia in 1999, following Serbian bombing. “The United States (US) and its allies continue to allow ethnic Albanians into the province,” the Russian ambassador said recently, comparing it to their behavior towards Kiev.

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