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Update from Ukraine | Wagner has no ammo Again | They waste their Soldiers and can't get new
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6t2qfvTdkvo
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****NEW SUMMARY Military MAPS & COMMENTS here:
March 6, 2023 Invasion Day 374 – Summary The summary of the situation of Russian re-invasion to Ukraine covering the last 48 hours 2023 – 22:00 (Kyiv time).
https://militaryland.net/news/invasion-day-376-summary/
This is Militaryland Website recap of – February 2023 https://militaryland.net/news/website-recap-february-2023/
Update from Ukraine | Wagner has no ammo Again | They waste their Soldiers and can’t get new
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6t2qfvTdkvo
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March 6, 2023 Invasion Day 374 – Summary The summary of the situation of Russian re-invasion to Ukraine covering the last 48 hours 2023 – 22:00 (Kyiv time).
https://militaryland.net/news/invasion-day-376-summary/
This is Militaryland Website recap of – February 2023 https://militaryland.net/news/website-recap-february-2023/
VIDEOS
1. Russian commanders losing confidence in Putin
Times Radio
292K subscribers
Mar 7, 2023 3:00 p.m. EST
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=83PstIfDgPI&t=5s
“A lot of the military commanders may be losing any confidence they have in their senior commanders or of the overall intent of Putin.” Ukraine must not fall into the same ‘surprisingly bad’ strategy as the Russians have in Bakhmut, Maj. Gen. Tim Cross tells #timesradio.
2. Ukrainian fighters enter position of “Wagners” - failing to flee, INVADERS SURRENDERED
Kanal13
1.46M subscribers
Mar 7, 2023 2:00 p.m. EST
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pga3Znt0NSU
3. Only a few are left alive! Battles near Soledar through the eyes of a prisoner from the Wagner group
Lviv.Media
341K subscribers
Mar 7, 2023 12:15 p.m. EST
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0b53XTcKBmg
“The story of Dmytro Kalachev from the city of Morozovsk in the Rostov region is standard for the mercenary prisoners of the Wagner group (who managed to survive). He exchanged his participation in the war for a promised pardon, three weeks of training, participation in an assault, a counterattack by the Ukrainian army, contusion and captivity. In an interview with Liubomyr Ferens, Dmytro frankly and in detail describes the entire mechanism of the Wagner Group terrorist organization: from recruiting in prisons to sending cannon fodder for a suicide assault.”
00:00 Start
00:48 How did a convict become a mercenary?
03:01 How did you get to Ukraine?
04:49 About the assault near Soledar
06:30 How did you get captured?
09:21 Is Wagner buying your lives?
09:53 About “commercial prisons” in Russia
11:48 Why don’t thugs go to fight?
12:29 About the ideological processing of prisoners
13:36 “The prisoners are shooting themselves”
15:56 Address to Russian prisoners
ARTICLE
Putin Financially Supported Promoting Racial Hatred Against Kazakhs Amongst Russians – Analysis
March 6, 2023 Akhas Tazhutov 0 Comments
By Akhas Tazhutov
During the joint press conference with U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken that took place on 28 February in Astana, Kazakhstan Foreign Minister Mukhtar Tileuberdi was put in a situation where he had to clear things up on the impact of the Russian-Ukrainian war on Kazakhstan.
While answering the question, “To what extent do you feel any threat, any risk from what’s happening in Ukraine, not just on the economic front but also the security front?”, he said: “Yes. I just mention that definitely Kazakhstan doesn’t allow to use its territory for evasion sanctions, but it doesn’t mean that for today we have or feel any threats or risks from Russian Federation… And as you know, Kazakhstan will continue its multi-vector foreign policy. It means that we are trying to keep the system of the check and balances and to develop the mutually beneficial cooperation, relationship with all the countries of the world”.
Russian media widely disseminated only one passage of that response, and even then in a slightly modified form, ‘we [in Kazakhstan] do not have or feel any threats or risks from Russian Federation’. There are a lot of comments regarding this there, but almost all are similar to the following: “Tileuberdi found a way to take Blinken down a peg – Russia is our partner” and “Kazakhstan does not feel threatened by Russia”.
According to the Russian media, Mukhtar Tileuberdi’s words that ‘it doesn’t mean that for today we have or feel any threats or risks from Russian Federation’ should be considered as the reply of official Astana to U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s saying that ‘American support for the Central Asian countries’ independence, for their sovereignty, for their territorial integrity is real’.
Such a reaction by the Kazakh Foreign Minister to the cited above question could perhaps be considered as an explicable one, given that in Moscow there is a traditional wariness towards any statements of Western leaders about the forging of closer ties of friendship and cooperation with Astana and their unwavering commitment to support Kazakhstan’s sovereignty and territorial integrity. Like, so why once again arouse dissatisfaction and unhealthy feelings among the Russian political elites?! As Charles Maurice de Talleyrand, French statesman and diplomat, said, “Speech was given to man to conceal his thoughts”.
But then again, it’s not for nothing that Beijing’s and Washington’s top officials, when in Astana, consider it necessary to actively express their strong support for the territorial integrity of Kazakhstan. If there were no threats against Kazakhstan’s national sovereignty and territorial integrity, they wouldn’t have raised such an issue. But the reality is the opposite. Because hardly a week passes without public insults and humiliations by Russian high-ranking officials directed toward their Kazakh counterparts, without distortions of the facts of the Kazakh history and without claims on the territory of Kazakhstan by Russian MPs. All that has happened and is happening despite the fact that Kazakhstan perhaps has always been and is the most non-confrontational (with respect to Moscow) ex-Soviet country. Ever since the collapse of the USSR, the Russian media has portrayed not only USA, but also China in a negative light to Kazakh audiences and hyped the topic of threats from them to Kazakhstan. And they’re still doing this unhindered.
This situation is due in part to the Central Asian nation’s long-lasting dependence on the Russian language, and the Russian media’s uncontested dominance in the Kazakh information field. Any attempt to start changing things implies vulnerabilities that those opposing such reforms can exploit. It should therefore come as no surprise that not one of those Russian politicians who had insulted the high-ranking Kazakh officials was formally banned from entering Kazakhstan, and not one of those Russian media outlets which had promoted territorial claims to the Central Asian State was blocked in the country. The latter also claim that Kazakhstan as sure as fate would return to the Dark Ages in the event of its turn away from the Russian Federation. In short, through the words of its politicians and media, Moscow makes it clear that it is not willing to let Kazakhstan go away from Russia. Those words sometimes sound as an open threat to carry out a special military operation against the Central Asian country. Going into a situation similar to that of Ukraine or, say, Belarus, this is a very grim prospect for Kazakhstan and, above all, for ethnic Kazakhs. And here is why.
Alexander Grishchenko, a Russian linguist at Moscow Pedagogical State University, published a research paper titled “Ancient Phtheirophagi and the Russian expressive ethnic name ‘Kolbity”. It had been, as far as is known, done with a grant from the President of the Russian Federation.
As is said in the paper’s abstract, it “deals with the hypothetical connection between the Russian ethnic slur ‘Kolbít’, a ‘Kazakh, especially rural’, used by Russian speakers in Kazakhstan up to the end of the 20th century and the ancient tribe phtheirophagi ‘lice-eaters’ mentioned by many authors in Antiquity”. Such wording seems to be used mostly to give some scientific character to the paper, reflecting the full diversity of Russian traditions of offensive behavior towards ethnic Kazakhs and apparently serving the cause of transmitting to the new Russian generation attitudes of contempt for the title ethnic group of Kazakhstan. For, as it is written in the paper’s abstract, “young Russian-speaking respondents have almost forgotten the meaning and connotations of the word ‘kolbit’, but their elders remember it as a very derogative term”.
The point here seemingly is to do not let ethnic Russians and other people of European (Caucasian) origin in the post-soviet space, including Russia and Kazakhstan, forget the meaning and connotations of the racial slurs and other pejorative terms regarding the Kazakhs, like ‘kolbit’, ‘churka’ (which means a ‘subhuman’; this word is also contained in the above paper) etc. And as is known, they are not been forgotten. The same thing can be said about the corresponding behavior patterns towards Kazakhs and their like. In Russia, Kazakhs are being butchered because of speaking their own language or having non-Russian (non-European) facial features. As to the racial insults directed at them, they are very common in Russia. Not only that, such practices seemingly are now starting to spread also in Kazakhstan. And what is remarkable, those, who insult Kazakhs out of racist motives, receive the protection from the Russian authorities. And such examples already exist.
According to Uralskweek.kz, in spring last year, Maxim Yakovchenko, a native of West Kazakhstan province, had issued the following comment in social networks: “URALSK, PETROPAVLOVSK, PAVLODAR, ETC. SHOULD BE GIVEN TO RUSSIA”. He next had called the Kazakhs ‘monkeys’. In the autumn of that year, he was charged under Penal Code, sections 174 (‘inciting hatred’) and 180 (‘separatism’). Maxim Yakovchenko left for Russia. He was declared wanted and detained on December 1 in Rostov-on-Don. As reported by the press, Maxim Yakovchenko has been granted refugee status in Russia and can’t be extradited. As they say in Russia, ‘There is no extradition from the Don’. This begs the question: aren’t these all just links of the same chain? It means the above research paper by Alexander Grishchenko, done with a grant from the President of the Russian Federation, and the granting of refugee status to Maxim Yakovchenko, who called the Kazakhs ‘monkeys’.
Here’s the curious thing about Alexander Grishchenko. He is a native of Uzbekistan. It would be more readily understandable if he had written something like this based on the Russian practice of life in Uzbekistan, i.e. what he presumably knows much better. But focusing on Uzbekistan and its title ethnic group seemingly is not relevant for the Russian humanitarian scientific community and the Kremlin decision makers, financing the former’s activities. And then, it may be much more problematic to behave with the Uzbeks in such a way as is the case with Kazakhs.
Akhas Tazhutov, a political analyst
Again! Same old same old. Have the Russians been throwing rocks since the last time you reported they were running out of ammo, or the time before that, or the time before that, or the time before that,….
The Ukes don’t make for very good soldiers. They’ve been fighting a foe whose rifles can only be used as clubs for a year. And they’re still losing.
VIDEOS
1. No to Russian law” - thousands protest in Georgia
Kanal13
1.46M subscribers
Mar 7, 2023 3:15 p.m. EST
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ORGkDY5T61Q
2. 130 “Azovstal” defenders captured in Bakhmut and Soledar are released from captivity
Kanal13
1.46M subscribers
Mar 7, 2023 2:15 p.m. EST
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tQRvF7XFen4
3. Wagner Group pleads for help | Break the Fake | TVP World
TVP World [Polish public broadcast service
293K subscribers
Mar 7, 2023 6:15 p.m. EST
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FsujR1B7irE
“Update from Ukraine | Wagner has no ammo Again”
Absolutely BRILLIANT - Russia has the Wagners complain, so Ukraine keeps dumping EVEN MORE TROOPS into the Bakhmut Caldron for their extinction...there’s a reason that most of the Chess champions of the past are Russian, and now the Neocons are learning just that.
VIDEOS
1. Pro-Russian forces | World News | TVP World
TVP World [TVP is a Polish public broadcast service]
293K subscribers
Mar 7, 2023 6:30 p.m. EST
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YrZwXSH97I
“As the battle of Bakhmut continues in Ukraine, Russian propaganda is trying to propagate fake stories to undermine the morale of Ukrainian defenders and also their Western allies. Meanwhile, the Moldovan pro-Russian political party is offering training to people keen on learning about civil disorder during special training organized in Turkey. To discuss the Russian information warfare we invited Marta Gromada from the Polish National Research Institute (NASK).”
2. “Putin is f…. up” - Protesters insulting Putin and Russian army in Georgia
Kanal13
1.46M subscribers
Mar 7, 2023 5:30 p.m. EST
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kx2xhgVmUlA
3. Russia’s critical gear losses in Ukraine | Jacek Raubo | TVP World
TVP World [TVP is a Polish public broadcast service]
293K subscribers
Mar 7, 2023 #TVPWorld
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eufAiiPEu9Y
“Sometimes a single moment can turn the tide of a skirmish, a battle, or even a war. Picture a superficially serene image of a Russian-controlled airfield in Belarus. Now, Belarus is not directly at war with Ukraine, so it seems like a safe place to put your expensive gear, right?
Well, wrong, actually, as an extremely valuable asset of the Russian air force has recently gone up in flames. We’re talking about the Beriev A-50, NATO code-name Mainstay. Even the name is rather suggestive — knock it out, and the structure collapses.
Will the destruction of this Russian AWACS equivalent frustrate Moscow’s designs in Ukraine? And what other critical losses Russia has suffered so far? We examined the story with our guest today, Dr. Jacek Raubo, an analyst and security and defense specialist at defence24.pl.
VIDEOS
1. Watch Russian Tanks Run Into the Same Trap Near Vuhledar, Ukraine | WSJ
Wall Street Journal
4.08M subscribers
Mar 7, 2023 12:45 p.m. EST
“In recent weeks, Russia launched repeated attacks on the eastern Ukrainian town of Vuhledar, where Western and Ukrainian officials say Moscow lost dozens of armored military vehicles, tanks and hundreds of troops.
WSJ examines videos from the area to understand Russian military tactics and offensive strategy.”
0:00 Why has Russia’s Vuhledar offensive proven so costly for Moscow?
0:49 Why Russian troops have continued to go through this Ukrainian choke point
2:36 What is the extent of Russia’s losses at Vuhledar?
Russia-Ukraine Conflict
WSJ’s latest news coverage around the 2022-2023 Russia-Ukraine conflict.
#Vuhledar #Russia #WSJ
2. HUNDREDS OF RUSSIAN SOLDIERS ARE ELIMINATED AFTER AN HIMARS STRIKE ON OCCUPIED MELITOPOL || 2023
Warthog Defense
474K subscribers
3-7-2023 5:42 p.m. EST
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ohV9wF7Oaxo
"Again! Same old same old. Have the Russians been throwing rocks since the last time you reported they were running out of ammo, or the time before that, or the time before that, or the time before that,…."Progozhin's own words from his press service on telegram, https://t.me/concordgroup_official/552, Google translation:
Press service of PrigozhinHe is saying he does not have enough artillery, need more, and is getting excuses. "Not enough" is not the same as "out of".
#1313 We publish a request from the editors of LIVE24 and the answer:
Dear Yevgeny Viktorovich, during the week the issue was discussed with the mobilized, who asked to join the Wagner PMC. You also mentioned that ammo is not as smooth as it should be. Tell me, please, has the issue of ammunition been resolved, and what is now with the mobilized 352nd regiment?We publish the commentary of E.V. Prigogine:
“As for the mobilized, on March 2 in the evening I was informed that all the documents for them were signed, the mobilized left for the location of the Wagner PMC. On the way, they were intercepted by the military police, first returned back, and after that, as I was informed, they were scattered among various regiments - in order not to follow their lead and not let them go to the Wagner PMC.
As for ammunition, documents were signed on February 22 in the evening, orders were given for shipment on February 23, but to date, most of the ammunition has not been shipped. While we understand what the reasons are - ordinary bureaucracy or betrayal.
Since Ukraine is withdrawing from Bakhmut and Wagner will take the city anyway, it makes Prigozhin's sending in barely equipped mobilized to get slaughtered all the more stupid.
"The Ukes don't make for very good soldiers. They've been fighting a foe whose rifles can only be used as clubs for a year. And they're still losing."The pro-Russian side never explains how if Ukraine is so inept, always getting annhilated, facing imminent collapse, etc, to a Russia that is to them so superior in every way, how Russia has not won.
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I don’t care where it’s from. I’m tired of hearing the same tired old lie. It NEVER pans out. They ALWAYS have ammunition. The big lie simply does not work on this. When this group of fighters are completely routed as would happen if this were true, you get back to me. Until then, quit trafficking in such rubbish.
Oh Viking Kitty, where for art thou?
Russians don’t need ammo to defeat Ukrainians they can use their shovels.
The Ukrainians withdrew from the other side of the Bakhmutovska river, and have launched limited counter attacks against Prigozhin's northern and southern pincers that seem to have stymied them. They also brought up a lot more artillery. The withdrawal from the river and flank defenses seem to have been designed to force Wagner to assault the built-up city head on, which will inflict the most casualties, while the counterattacks have concentrated Wagner's forces on the flanks, making them easier targets for Ukrainian artillery. Meanwhile the Russian Army launches limited reconnaissance in force attacks to the east but seems to be leaving Prigozhin to hang.
Then the Ukes should have no problem rolling the Wagner forces off Ukraine territory.
Right?
Don’t believe this stuff any more than Russian reinforcements will annihilate the Ukes as soon as their “wonder tanks” come off their assembly line
I’ll believe it when hard fought for territory is surrendered and POWs marched aways a la Nazis via Stalingrad.
You guys have talking about a “cauldron” for over year now. The Russian forces are simply incapable of performing one.
😂😂😂
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