NATO Secretary General Stoltenberg said in an interview that the war in Ukraine could last for years. The speech by Boris Johnson, who fears it is necessary to prepare for a long war, is also of the same tenor, as Putin resorts to a campaign of attrition.Meanwhile, the Lugansk governor said the current situation is difficult as the Russians are bombing 24 hours a day.
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Gb, unstable Russian troops morale, cases of disobedience
“Ukrainian forces have probably defected in recent weeks, but morale is likely Russia remain particularly unstable. There have been cases of entire Russian units refusing orders and clashes between officers and their troops ”. This was supported by the daily British intelligence bulletin as reported by Ukraninska Pravda. “Many Russian personnel from all ranks are also likely to remain confused about the objectives of the war. The morale problems in Russian troops are probably so significant that they limit Russia’s ability to achieve operational objectives ”.
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Zelensky: We won’t give the south away to anyone
“We will not give the south away to anyone.” This was stated by the Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelensky, in a video message on Telegram, on his return from a surprise visit yesterday in the south of the country, in Mykolaiv and Odessa, the two strategic centers on the Black Sea, where he met the troops. “We will not give the south away to anyone, we will return all that is ours and the sea will be Ukrainian and safe,” says Zelensky addressing his people. The president added that he spoke with the troops and police during the visit. “Their mood is confident and there is no doubt in their eyes that Ukraine will win the war against the Russian invaders,” he said.
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Johnson, prepare for long war, time vital factor
“I fear it is necessary to prepare for a long war, as Putin resorts to a campaign of attrition, trying to crush theUkraine with brutality “. Thus the British Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, in a speech in the Sunday Times. “Time – he highlights – is a vital factor”. “Everything – she adds – will depend on the fact that Ukraine is able to strengthen its ability to defend the territory faster than Russia can renew its attack capacity”.
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