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Posted on 06/19/2023 12:27:36 PM PDT by Mariner
Hanna Maliar, Deputy Minister of Defence of Ukraine, reported that the Russians deployed more troops in Ukraine's east but the Ukrainian forces did not let them advance.
Quote: "The situation in Ukraine's east is complicated at the moment. The Russians have deployed their forces there, conducting an active offensive in the Lyman and Kupiansk front, trying to seize the initiative. They are also frequently launching attacks. Intense fighting is ongoing.
Our troops are acting courageously in the conditions of the prevailing Russian forces and assets, and do not let them advance."
(Excerpt) Read more at yahoo.com ...
It seems Russia has a little offensive of its own starting up. And nobody even knew they were going to do it.
“The situation is complicated”
Translation: It’s a quagmire
God bless freedom, even in Ukraine.
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The situation in Ukraine’s east is complicated at the moment.
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Quagmire for the US and collective West. Vlad has gained four new provinences, welfare Western equipment is being destroyed, the Ukies infrastructure is destroyed, deenergized, deindustrialized, depopulated. The only quagmire I see is another Vietnam or Afghanistan for the US……with a senile old man leading the war cheerleaders charge, What could go wrong?
Seems like the Ukrainians are still looking for weak points. The Russians may have 300,000 troops defending the front now.
Looks like Putins still got his landbridge pretty much as planned.....I expect Ukraine will ‘always’ have a conflict on it’s border there as the cash flow will continue along with the ammo etc.....and Putins got his landbridge....and we’ll just keep forking out for Ukraines government costs all the way down to it’s street police......Zelensky is grateful.
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