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More than 47 tons of waste consisting of clothing, shoes, furniture and used mattresses were stopped at Bors II and Nadlac II, the Territorial...
Bowen has more from odesa. the ukrainians are correct to be cautious, because the russians will try and hurt them as much as they can, as often as they can, as their forces go back. but i think as far as the russians are concerned, there is, if you like, a couple of extreme scenarios, a range of scenarios. one of them is for the russians, the worst one, a disorderly retreat, leaving their forces bunch up at crossing points on the river and very vulnerable to very accurate ukrainian shellfire. the other extreme, the good scenario for the russians — which clearly is the favourite in moscow —...
Bowen has more from odesa. the ukrainians are correct to be cautious, because the russians will try and hurt them as much as they can, as often as they can, as their forces go back. but i think as far as the russians are concerned, there is, if you like, a couple of extreme scenarios, a range of scenarios. one of them is for the russians, the worst one, a disorderly retreat, leaving their forces bunch up at crossing points on the river and very vulnerable to very accurate ukrainian shellfire. the other extreme, the good scenario for the russians — which clearly is the favourite in moscow —...
A withdrawal would mean russian forces pulling out entirely from the western side of the dnipro river, which runs through ukraine. since the start of its counter—offensive in august, ukraine has consistently targeted the bridges used by russia to supply troops in the area, using western longer—range weapons. here's james waterhouse in kyiv. >according to the british ministry of defence. if we take our minds back to the summer, the height of summer, when ukraine was on the back foot, overstretched, it's hard to imagine talking about the city of kherson seemingly being about to fall back int...
River, which runs through ukraine. since the start of its counter—offensive in august, ukraine has consistently targeted the bridges used by russia to supply troops in the area, using western longer—range weapons. here's james waterhouse in kyiv. if we take our minds back to the summer, the height of summer, when ukraine was on the back foot, overstretched, it's hard to imagine talking about the city of kherson seemingly being about to fall back into ukrainian control. himars missiles, these long range accurate rockets supplied by the us, seem to have been pivotal, i think in that regard, ...