Hoe weten we dat het waar is en, zo ja, dat dit Rusland is en niet Oekraine?
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edwin
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Het staat ook in meerdere Telegram groepen, waaronder die van Juan Sinmiedo.
Maar hier staat dat het Oekraiense aanvallen zijn:
t.me
Maar hier staat dat het Oekraiense aanvallen zijn:
Cheburashka’s War Room
The scale of destruction at a thermal power plant in the Kharkov region. We condemn the self shelling of critical infrastructure by AFU.
t.me
BINGO!
Mike
Mike
️ Looks like Russian forces have left Izyum to avoid encirclement (after the Balakliya - Kupiansk- Izyum counter-offensive).
Remember that it's Russia vs. the world's forces in Ukraine. It's a marathon not a sprint...
Mike
In London, a Ukrainian refugee was forced to erase... a swastika painted by him
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🇺🇦🏴☠️In London, a Ukrainian refugee was forced to erase... a swastika painted by him
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Mike
Mike
Bovenstaande video doet het wel degelijk, ook.al lijkt het alsof deze verwijderd is. MUST SEE!
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Mike
People Say
'No one just cuts off the heads of civilians.' American journalist George Ellison and Dutch blogger Ronald Van Amerongen, in 2021, arrived in Donbass and saw the corpses of decapitated residents and murdered civilians. Follow: https://t.me/PS_peoplesay
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“Ukraine, stop shooting us!” - children of the liberated territories of the Zaporozhye region ask the AFU to stop bombing them
Little children of the Zaporozhye region talk about their life under constant shelling of the AFU. At such a young age, they are already afraid for their lives, for their relatives and friends, for their homes and families, who suffer from constant rocket arrivals.
“I go to the farthest room and I'm trembling with fear there,” say the children, tired of the endless arrivals of Ukrainian shells. They know and understand perfectly who is shooting at their houses: “Russian soldiers are protecting us, and they (Ukrainians) are shooting at us!”
Russell TEXAS Bentley
❗️💥 “Ukraine, stop shooting us!” - children of the liberated territories of the Zaporozhye region ask the AFU to stop bombing them Little children of the Zaporozhye region talk about their life under constant shelling of the AFU. At such a young age, they are already afraid for their lives, for...
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Russell TEXAS Bentley
Ukrainian troops are engaged in wide-spread looting and murder in the captured territories of Kharkov region: according to the sources on the ground, looting groups of Ukrainian militants broken into the basement, where a wealthy Roma family, owning a large restaurant in Izyum, was hiding from...
t.me
Mike
Hier meer TG-posts over de AFU die de aanvallen op de infrastructuur uitvoert, niet Rusland:Het staat ook in meerdere Telegram groepen, waaronder die van Juan Sinmiedo.
Maar hier staat dat het Oekraiense aanvallen zijn:
Cheburashka’s War Room
The scale of destruction at a thermal power plant in the Kharkov region. We condemn the self shelling of critical infrastructure by AFU.
Chronicles Of The Conflict
Friends, I have always said that even in Ukrainian stupidity there is logic. They fire at their thermal power plants for the sake of disguise, to drive military vehicles through the dark streets. The main thing is to find logic in everything. @NeoficialniyBeZsonoV
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Mike
Zelensky evening speech glowing nostrils...Mike
Power outage in Ukraine. What is known now.
The blackout occurred after an incident at a number of Ukrainian thermal power plants.
The Kharkiv, Zaporizhia, Dnipropetrovsk, Poltava and Sumy regions faced problems.
— ️The railway connection has almost completely stopped.
— ️The Kharkiv metro has stopped, the connection and the Internet have disappeared.
— Because of the power drop, trolleybuses in Poltava caught fire.
There is information that the Khmelnitsky and South Ukrainian nuclear power plants have turned off power units due to the inability to transfer energy to the grid.
Power supply is being restored now — it appeared in Poltava, Sumy and Dnepropetrovsk.
Mike
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Oekraine wil dat UEFA en FIFA Rusland-Bosnië verbieden:
www.rt.com
Ukraine FA demands Bosnia cancel Russia friendly
The Ukraine Football Association has called on FIFA and UEFA to prevent the scheduled friendly between Bosnia and Russian from being played
Voor zover ik het kan overzien zijn de Oekraiense aanvallen op de infrastructuur in Donbass wraak vanwege de Russische aanvallen op de Oekraiense infrastructuur. Zonder stroom geen treinen en zonder communicatienetwerken geen leger. Binnenkort is heel Oekraine zwart - en dat met de winter voor de deur. Zo ziet het er momenteel uit vanuit de ruimte:
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Does this mean War?
Patrick Lancaster News Today
⚡️📣Does this mean War? ⚡️📣 After the gains by Ukraine in Kharkov there seems to be a clear uptake in Russia's operations and attacks. Could this be an indication that soon Russia will be official declaring war on Ukraine and no long be calling it a "Special Operation"?
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Mike
Patrick Lancaster News Today
Don't be fooled by the propaganda saying Ukraine has made huge gains. They have made gains but not major. Russian and Pro-Russian forces control over 120,000(low estimate) sqkm of what is internationally recognized as UA. This week UA gained back control of 2,000 ( 1.6%). Facts
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Patrick Lancaster News Today
#Breaking Donetsk leader has fled to Russia and resigned is what Ukraine and other western media sources are reporting. This is just more lies and propaganda, here is a video Denis Pushilin released an hour ago from center Donetsk stating all that is fake and DPR pushes forward.
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Goede analyse dit 
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While Russia was slowly advancing against dug in Ukrainian forces, the US and NATO provided Ukraine with billions of dollars of military equipment, including the equivalent of several armored divisions of heavy equipment (tanks, armored fighting vehicles, artillery, and support vehicles), along with extensive operational training on this equipment at military installations outside Ukraine. In short, while Russia was busy destroying the Ukrainian military on the battlefield, Ukraine was busy reconstituting that army, replacing destroyed units with fresh forces that were extremely well equipped, well trained, and well led.
The second phase of the conflict saw Russia destroy the old Ukrainian army. In its stead, Russia faced mobilized territorial and national units, supported by reconstituted NATO-trained forces. But the bulk of the NATO trained forces were held in reserve.
These are the forces that have been committed in the current phase of fighting—a new third phase. Russia finds itself in a full-fledged proxy war with NATO, facing a NATO-style military force that is being logistically sustained by NATO, trained by NATO, provided with NATO intelligence, and working in harmony with NATO military planners.
What this means is that the current Ukrainian counteroffensive should not be viewed as an extension of the phase two battle, but rather the initiation of a new third phase which is not a Ukrainian-Russian conflict, but a NATO-Russian conflict.
The Ukrainian battleplan has “Made in Brussels” stamped all over it. The force composition was determined by NATO, as was the timing of the attacks and the direction of the attacks. NATO intelligence carefully located seams in the Russian defenses, and identified critical command and control, logistics, and reserve concentration nodes that were targeted by Ukrainian artillery which operates on a fire control plan created by NATO.
The tactics used by Ukraine appear to be completely new. Probing attacks are launched to force the Russians to reveal their defensive fires, which are then suppressed by Ukrainian counterbattery fires directed by drones and/or counterbattery radars. Then highly mobile Ukrainian forces rapidly advance through identified seams in the Russian defense, driving deep into largely unprotected territory. These main columns are supported by raids carried out by vehicle mounted troops which strike Russian rear area positions, further disrupting any Russian response.
In short, the Ukrainian army that Russia is facing in Kherson and around Kharkov is unlike any Ukrainian opponent it has previously faced. Advantage, Ukraine.
Russia, however, is a capable military opponent. The potential for a Ukrainian counteroffensive has been known for some time. To think that Russia has been taken completely unawares is to be dismissive of the professionalism of the Russian armed forces.
But there are some operational realities that accrue when Russia has self-limited itself to a forces structure of around 200,000 men, especially when fighting on a battlefield as large as the one that exists in Ukraine. Ther are simply not enough forces to go around, and as a result, Russia has deployed forces in low-priority sectors more thinly than would be otherwise advisable. These forces occupy strongpoints that are designed to cover the gaps between strongpoints with firepower. The Russians have also identified forces who would reinforce these thinly held areas of the front as required.
It is possible to have a situation where Russia anticipated the potential for a concerted Ukrainian counterattack, and yet was still taken by surprise at the combination of new factors that presented themselves once this attack materialized. The speed of the Ukrainian advance was unexpected, as were the tactics used by Ukraine. The level of operational planning support and intelligence provided by NATO in support of this counterattack likewise appeared to have taken the Russians by surprise.
But the Russian army is extremely adaptive.
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Mike
:While Russia was slowly advancing against dug in Ukrainian forces, the US and NATO provided Ukraine with billions of dollars of military equipment, including the equivalent of several armored divisions of heavy equipment (tanks, armored fighting vehicles, artillery, and support vehicles), along with extensive operational training on this equipment at military installations outside Ukraine. In short, while Russia was busy destroying the Ukrainian military on the battlefield, Ukraine was busy reconstituting that army, replacing destroyed units with fresh forces that were extremely well equipped, well trained, and well led.
The second phase of the conflict saw Russia destroy the old Ukrainian army. In its stead, Russia faced mobilized territorial and national units, supported by reconstituted NATO-trained forces. But the bulk of the NATO trained forces were held in reserve.
These are the forces that have been committed in the current phase of fighting—a new third phase. Russia finds itself in a full-fledged proxy war with NATO, facing a NATO-style military force that is being logistically sustained by NATO, trained by NATO, provided with NATO intelligence, and working in harmony with NATO military planners.
What this means is that the current Ukrainian counteroffensive should not be viewed as an extension of the phase two battle, but rather the initiation of a new third phase which is not a Ukrainian-Russian conflict, but a NATO-Russian conflict.
The Ukrainian battleplan has “Made in Brussels” stamped all over it. The force composition was determined by NATO, as was the timing of the attacks and the direction of the attacks. NATO intelligence carefully located seams in the Russian defenses, and identified critical command and control, logistics, and reserve concentration nodes that were targeted by Ukrainian artillery which operates on a fire control plan created by NATO.
The tactics used by Ukraine appear to be completely new. Probing attacks are launched to force the Russians to reveal their defensive fires, which are then suppressed by Ukrainian counterbattery fires directed by drones and/or counterbattery radars. Then highly mobile Ukrainian forces rapidly advance through identified seams in the Russian defense, driving deep into largely unprotected territory. These main columns are supported by raids carried out by vehicle mounted troops which strike Russian rear area positions, further disrupting any Russian response.
In short, the Ukrainian army that Russia is facing in Kherson and around Kharkov is unlike any Ukrainian opponent it has previously faced. Advantage, Ukraine.
Russia, however, is a capable military opponent. The potential for a Ukrainian counteroffensive has been known for some time. To think that Russia has been taken completely unawares is to be dismissive of the professionalism of the Russian armed forces.
But there are some operational realities that accrue when Russia has self-limited itself to a forces structure of around 200,000 men, especially when fighting on a battlefield as large as the one that exists in Ukraine. Ther are simply not enough forces to go around, and as a result, Russia has deployed forces in low-priority sectors more thinly than would be otherwise advisable. These forces occupy strongpoints that are designed to cover the gaps between strongpoints with firepower. The Russians have also identified forces who would reinforce these thinly held areas of the front as required.
It is possible to have a situation where Russia anticipated the potential for a concerted Ukrainian counterattack, and yet was still taken by surprise at the combination of new factors that presented themselves once this attack materialized. The speed of the Ukrainian advance was unexpected, as were the tactics used by Ukraine. The level of operational planning support and intelligence provided by NATO in support of this counterattack likewise appeared to have taken the Russians by surprise.
But the Russian army is extremely adaptive.
Russell TEXAS Bentley
While Russia was slowly advancing against dug in Ukrainian forces, the US and NATO provided Ukraine with billions of dollars of military equipment, including the equivalent of several armored divisions of heavy equipment (tanks, armored fighting vehicles, artillery, and support vehicles), along...
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