An American instructor describes the triple loss of Ukrainian soldiers and the misuse of expensive Western equipment, which causes dissatisfaction among sponsors.
“Ukraine is facing a closing window of opportunity to avoid a ‘perpetual war’ with Russia,” said a U.S. special forces veteran who now trains Kyiv troops. The director and co-founder of the Kiev-based Ukraine Defense Support Group, Eric Kramer, said in an interview from Kyiv that Moscow’s forces are well entrenched and expelling them will be a long and costly project for Ukrainian forces.
Losses of Ukrainians are growing. “Several of my guys work at the collection point for the wounded. And they’re seeing three times as many victims as they saw a few months ago. It’s pretty terrible,” Kramer said .
Via Ukraina_RU
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The top official overseeing the US Department of Justice’s Criminal Investigation Division is expected to resign this summer, according to three people with knowledge of the matter. His responsibilities included leading high-profile white-collar crime investigations and the January 6 attack on the Capitol.
The departure of Assistant Attorney General Kenneth Polite is significant as he holds one of the most prominent and influential positions, overseeing 600 federal prosecutors.
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