The Ukrainian Army Has Captured the Head of Russian Intelligence! Putin Demands His Extradition!
US Bring News
11-10-2022
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qiw3kb8j0WI
The Ukrainian Army Has Captured the Head of Russian Intelligence! Putin Demands His Extradition! Welcome to the US Bring News channel. Watch the video to the end to find out the current and breaking news about the Russian war in Ukraine. The Turkish Foreign Ministry rejects Russia’s decision to annex territories in Ukraine. According to the statements made, it was stated that the sanctions imposed by Russia on Ukraine were rejected by Turkey. In addition, the Republican People’s Party and the Good Party also reacted to Russia because of these sanctions. Russia has announced the annexation of Luhansk, Donetsk, Kherson and Zaporizhia regions. These statements were negatively assessed by many countries. Among the countries reacting to these statements, Turkey is also among the countries.
In the statements made by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, they did not recognize the annexation of Crimea by Russia by an illegal referendum held since 2014, and stated that they stand by Ukraine’s free struggle to protect its territory. In the continuation of the statements, they stated that they have been behind the decision taken since 2014 and that they do not recognize this illhak that harms the territorial integrity of Ukraine. Continuing with its statements, the Turkish Foreign Ministry stated that it is impossible for Turkey to recognize this annexation decision, which violates international law. After that, Turkey, which is acting for peace, will once again support the negotiations that will be held to ensure peace.
Many countries do not recognize Russia’s annexation of the designated territories and do not support this decision. Many western countries that oppose Russia’s occupying policy support Ukraine’s freedom struggle. The European Union is holding various negotiations to support Ukraine, which is fighting for territory against Russia. As a result of the negotiations, it was stated that both material and moral support will be provided to Ukraine. The Armed Forces of Ukraine managed to repel the Russian invaders thanks to the support they received from all over the world.
All the territories occupied by the Russians continue to be gradually captured one by one by the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Ukrainian flags continue to wave in the recaptured areas. The people of Ukraine continue to be an example to the whole world by taking an active part in this honorable struggle. One of the important fronts of the Russian war in Ukraine is Kherson. With the decline of Russian troops throughout Ukraine, it began to be said publicly that the invaders would also withdraw from Kherson. People are saying that they see signs of withdrawal in the Russian troops. But the head of Ukrainian Intelligence, Kyrylo Budanov, one of the emblematic figures of the war, made it very clear that the Russians were not withdrawing from Kherson. Budanov said that the Russian troops created the illusion of an escape, as if they were withdrawing from Kherson, while in reality they were forming defensive lines in the center of the occupied territory and preparing for it.
The head of Defense Intelligence of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, Kyrylo Budanov, made statements to the Pravda press organization about the course of the war and current situations that will be much discussed and of interest. The Russians are gathering in central locations to gather and reinforce their forces. Thus, it is aimed to be more organized in open terrain and scattered forces.
‘God Bless You’: Residents Welcome Ukrainian Troops As They Advance Toward Kherson
Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty
11-11-2022 5::05 p.m. EST
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uoh9ssIAwkU
Local residents welcomed Ukrainian soldiers into Snihurivka on November 10, as advance forces of the Ukrainian military recaptured the town in the southern Mykolayiv region. Other footage from the village of Blahodatne in the Kherson region shows a massive cache of abandoned weapons left by the Russian troops after their retreat.
Mykolaiv region was completely liberated from Russian invaders. VIDEO
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Ukrainian defenders completely liberated the Mykolaiv region from the Russian invaders.
This was reported by Roman Kostenko, People’s Deputy of “Voice”, which defends the South Source: https://censor.net/en/n3379667
Ukraine war: Celebrations as Kyiv takes back key city Kherson
11-11-2022 3:45 p.m.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-63601312
By Steve Rosenberg
Russia Editor, Moscow
How the message has changed.
Right after Russia invaded Ukraine, TV talk show hosts here were confidently predicting that within days Russian troops would be marching through Kyiv.
That was nearly nine months ago.
This week the same presenters were grim faced as they announced the army’s “difficult decision” to withdraw Russian forces from Kherson - the only Ukrainian regional capital Russia had managed to capture and occupy since invading Ukraine on 24 February. Just six weeks ago, President Putin had claimed to have annexed Kherson region, along with three other Ukrainian territories, insisting that they would be part of Russia forever.
“I wanted our flag to be flying in Kyiv in March,” anchor man Vladimir Solovyov told viewers of his show Evening with Solovyov. “It was painful when our troops turned away from Kyiv and Chernihiv. But such are the laws of war…we are fighting Nato.”
That’s exactly how the Kremlin is trying to spin this: by blaming the West. The message from the Russian state media is that, in Ukraine, Russia is taking on the combined might of America, Britain, the EU and Nato. You name it, Russia’s fighting it. In other words, setbacks on the battlefield are not the Kremlin’s fault, but the handiwork of external enemies.
There’s another message, too: don’t criticise the Russian army or Russia’s president for what’s gone wrong in Ukraine. Instead, do your duty and rally round the flag.
It’s advice which, for now, prominent and powerful Russian voices seem to be following. The Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov and Yevgeny Prigozhin, the founder of mercenary group Wagner, have been vocal critics of Russia’s military leadership. But on the withdrawal from Kherson, both have posted messages of support for the Russian Commander in Ukraine, General Surovikin, who had recommended the pull-back.
The same cannot be said of pro-war Russian military bloggers. They’ve been busy writing angry messages about the retreat, such as:
“I will never forget this murder of Russia hopes. This betrayal will be carved on my heart for centuries.” [’Zastavny’]
“This is a massive geopolitical defeat for Putin and Russia…the defence ministry lost the trust of society long ago…now trust in the president will disappear.” [ ‘Zloi Zhurnalist’]
Not if the Kremlin can help it. It’s been trying hard to distance President Putin from the retreat, knowing that many here in Russia will view the withdrawal as a military setback and a blow to Russian prestige. Earlier this week it was the generals who made the announcement that Russian forces would be withdrawn from part of Kherson region. Russian TV showed Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu issuing the order, following consultations with General Surovikin. Vladimir Putin,
“The Defence Minister took the decision, I have nothing to say about this,” President Putin’s spokesman Dmitry Peskov told journalists on Friday. The Kremlin is letting the military own this one. Or, at least, trying to.
But it was President Putin who ordered the invasion of Ukraine. What he calls the ‘special military operation’ was his idea. Distancing himself from any aspect of it won’t be easy.
There is a danger here for Vladimir Putin, but one that pre-dates the retreat from Kherson. Events of the last nine months risk changing how the president is perceived here at home: not so much by the Russian public, but - crucially - by the Russian elite, by the people around him, by the people in power.
For years they have viewed Mr Putin as a master strategist, as someone who always manages to come out on top… as a winner. They have looked on him as the lynchpin of the system of which they are part and which has been built around him.
“Winning”, though, has been in short supply since 24 February. Vladimir Putin’s invasion has not gone according to plan. Not only has it resulted in death and destruction in Ukraine, but significant military losses for his own army. He’d promised that only “professional soldiers” would do the fighting, yet later drafted hundreds of thousands of Russian citizens into the military to take part in the war. The economic costs, too, for Russia have been considerable.
The Kremlin used to portray Vladimir Putin as “Mr Stability” here in Russia.
That’s become a much harder sell.