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After two years of war... is Putin WINNING? Ukraine is losing territory and out of ammo, the world is focused on Israel, Russia's economy is growing and US aid is drying up. On the second anniversary of invasion, a brutally honest assessment - Vimarsana News

After two years of war... is Putin WINNING? Ukraine is losing territory and out of ammo, the world is focused on Israel, Russia's economy is growing and US aid is drying up. On the second anniversary of invasion, a brutally honest assessment

Two years after Vladimir Putin ordered his forces to invade Ukraine, and after a series of embarrassing battlefield setbacks, the tide my be starting to turn in his favour. But is he actually winning?

Ukraine in danger - Vimarsana News

Ukraine in danger

Russia is confident and Putin’s recent statements indicate his stated aims, to “de-Nazify” Ukraine and overrun the country remain. He believes the West will give up on Ukraine.

Ukraine in danger - Vimarsana News

Ukraine in danger

Russia is confident and Putin’s recent statements indicate his stated aims, to “de-Nazify” Ukraine and overrun the country remain. He believes the West will give up on Ukraine.

Top Ukrainian commander says morale is normal, denies rift between military-political leadership - Vimarsana News

Top Ukrainian commander says morale is normal, denies rift between military-political leadership

Morale amongst Ukraine’s soldiers is at a normal level, according to Tavria Operational and Strategic Group commander, Oleksandr Tarnavskyi, in an interview with the BBC on Dec. 27.

Source: yahoo.com
Most Ukrainians don't want Zaluzhnyi's resignation; 43% believe there's conflict with Zelenskyy — survey - Vimarsana News

Most Ukrainians don't want Zaluzhnyi's resignation; 43% believe there's conflict with Zelenskyy — survey

In a recent survey conducted by the Kyiv International Institute of Sociology (KIIS), 72% of Ukrainians said they would not like to see the resignation of the commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, General Valerii Zaluzhnyi.

Source: yahoo.com