AFAIK no. I have seen reports that there is movement of some Russian/Belarus units in the Belarus-Ukraine border though
Ukrainian War Developments
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US President Joe Biden is going to Brussels to “demand” European allies to completely abandon Russian energy sources :
Ahem...!
Canadian National Defense Minister Anita Anand said the country had run out of weapons and there were problems with their production. This situation has developed after sending all stocks of military equipment and equipment to the President of Ukraine :
one of the reasons for the mass demonstrations in Spain - empty food shelves in stores, due to a sharp increase in prices for essential products :
Ahem...!
Canadian National Defense Minister Anita Anand said the country had run out of weapons and there were problems with their production. This situation has developed after sending all stocks of military equipment and equipment to the President of Ukraine :
one of the reasons for the mass demonstrations in Spain - empty food shelves in stores, due to a sharp increase in prices for essential products :
Calibers rain, but we were told that they ran out of missiles that's why kinzhal is used and bla bla etc.....!
Scholz: Germany will not boycott Russian energy German Chancellor Olaf Scholz once again today rejected calls for Germany to boycott Russian energy sources due to the Russian attack on Ukraine, Scholz stated today that sanctions have already been imposed on Russia and that they are affecting the economy of that country, and that all that "will only be even more dramatic every day".
Scholz: Germany will not boycott Russian energy German Chancellor Olaf Scholz once again today rejected calls for Germany to boycott Russian energy sources due to the Russian attack on Ukraine, Scholz stated today that sanctions have already been imposed on Russia and that they are affecting the economy of that country, and that all that "will only be even more dramatic every day".
The entire eastern front is the bulk of the Ukrainian forces which are encircled except for a small corridor. The rural cauldron battles in the east will be easier than a city siege as there is much less cover and risk of civilian casualties.
Being "stuck" 10 miles out isn't stuck. It is in prime artillery range for 152 mms.
No western military "expert" has mentioned a thing about how Ukrainian plans to supply 200,000 soldiers on the current front line. Do Ukrainian soldiers not need ammo, food and fuel? All airports are gone, I only see videos of Ukrainians transporting things using 4x4s and small flat bed trucks. You can't sustain an army for very long with just that. It's not enough for the civilian population.
Look how far they are from the west of the country where supplies are coming in. They also have to cross a river which has had it's bridges destroyed (by Ukrainians). The Russians meanwhile are 20-30 miles from their own borders with no issues with supplies.
There's lots of posts claiming that Russian/Belarusian rail workers are sabotaging rail lines, but it all seems to be coming from Ukrainian sources with no evidence.
All excellent and reasonable points.
Still not akin to US-UK 'special relationship', which is what I am replying to. UK would never sell old/obsolete 3rd or 4th gen to any of US enemies. So it is inappropriate to compare China-Russia relations with the US-UK 'special relationship', that was my point.
Yeah, if Europe stops buying Russian gas or oil now they're finished as modern nation states.
Hilarious, there was the unsubstantiated report that DJI was helping Russia by disabling Ukrainian Aeroscope Drone Control
Now DJI is saying if they did disable it, neither side could use it. Therefore it was never disabled for the Ukrainian military!
I always knew the report was fishy, these are commercial products, there is no way for DJI to know which drone belongs to which side.
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