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After three days of war, Ukraine’s stubborn resistance to the Russian army was frustrated | Putin | Russia

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After three days of war, Ukraine’s stubborn resistance to the Russian army was frustrated | Putin | Russia

[Epoch Times February 27, 2022](The Epoch Times reporter Lin Nan compiled and reported) Riho Terras, the former defense minister of Estonia, a member of NATO, made a long post on Twitter saying: , Russian President Vladimir Putin thinks the whole war will be easy and everything will be over in one to four days.

“The Russians were shocked by the intense resistance they encountered,” Truss said, according to the New York Post. Reports, he said, showed they had no “tactical plan” to seize a Ukraine that fought back with guns, and that its entire invasion plan relied on For “sowing panic among the civilian population, causing the armed forces to surrender, and forcing (Ukrainian President) Zelensky to flee.”

Truss posted an image of what appeared to be an intelligence report written in Russian, which read: “Putin is furious. He thought it was going to be an easy walk.”

Russian troops are increasingly frustrated with Ukrainian resistance (three days after the war), U.S. Defense Department officials said Saturday (February 26). Ordinary Ukrainian civilians have joined the Ukrainian army, making incendiary bombs, blocking roads and even shooting the tires of Russian vehicles to stop them from advancing.

Citing intelligence reports, Truss said the Russian military has only three or four days’ worth of rockets, and they won’t be able to replace depleted weapons with the new sanctions. “There are not enough weapons,” intelligence reports from two different places said.

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“If Ukraine manages to hold off the Russians for ten days, the Russians will have to enter into negotiations,” Tras wrote, noting that the war costs $20 billion a day. “Because they (Russia) have no money, no weapons and no resources.”

On Saturday, Ukrainians posted the video online. Video shows Russian troops on the ground frustrated.

The images also included destroyed Russian tanks in northern Ukraine, some of which appeared to indicate that the military equipment was in poor condition even before the fighting began.

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba on Saturday shared a photo of captured Russian soldiers who invaded the country and urged their families to “bring your people home”.

“Mothers, wives, daughters of Russian soldiers! Bring your people home,” Kuleba wrote in a translated tweet.

“They came to a foreign country to kill innocent people and destroy our homeland. Your regime is lying. The Ukrainian people greeted them with arms, not flowers. Ask the (Russian) authorities to stop the war and save your loved ones!”

Social media services, including Facebook and Twitter, are blocked or restricted in Russia.

Journalists based in Russia said Twitter was slow and it was difficult for them to send news posts. Social media companies including Meta and Twitter, the parent companies of YouTube, Facebook and Instagram, said they would block ads from Russian state media and would limit recommendations for posts on their channels.

Separately, RIA Novosti said the country could seize funds from foreigners and foreign companies on Russian soil in retaliation for the U.S. and its allies’ actions against Russia, including Putin and his foreign minister Sergey Lavrov. Sanctions and seizures of Russian individuals within.

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The U.S. and its allies have threatened to impose further sanctions and kick Russia out of SWIFT, the main system for global financial transactions, in a move that will further hammer Russia’s economy.

Dmitry Medvedev, deputy chairman of the Russian Security Council, also said that Moscow would not rule out nationalizing the assets of companies registered in the United States, the European Union and other “unfriendly jurisdictions”.

Responsible editor: Lin Yan#

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