MK254
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Ukraine wamedhamiria, wapo radhi kuendelea kulipa gharama, wanasukuma mapigo kwa kwenda mbele, kunao wanakufa ila ndio hivyo, ardhi lazima ikombolewe, wanasema mpaka sasa hamna gia itakayorudisha juhudi nyuma, kurudi nyuma ni kutoheshimu damu za ndugu zao waliokufa....
Kwamba kwa sasa namna ya kusitisha hivi vita ni pale aidha patokee tukio almaarufu kama "black swan" event, maana kwamba Warusi huko huko Moscow wafanye jambo wenyewe Kremlin, vinginevyo mtawaua lakini wataendelea kushambulia tu, historia lazima iandikwe namna vijana wazalendo waliikomboa nchi.
Hii ndio fursa nzuri, maana Mrusi keshakamatwa kwenye pembe na kubanwa mapua na mdomo, ndio muda wa kumfuma mkuki... keshaishiwa wanajeshi, hata wale wanywa gongo wanafagiliwa kama senene kila siku.
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Ukrainian forces could be back in Crimea by the end of December and the entire war with Russia will be over by the spring, a Ukrainian deputy defence minister has predicted.
Volodymyr Havrylov, a retired major general, said his country would never stop fighting until victory and had even factored in the potential of a Russian nuclear strike.
The minister, in an interview with Sky News, said he believed the probability of an atomic attack by Russia to be low, but said: "Yeah, it would be drama.
Banksy shares footage of visit to Ukraine - War latest
"For everybody it will be just - God knows what scenario - but it [a tactical nuclear strike] is not [a] threat which will stop us from... continuing our war."
In terms of the prospect for peace talks with the Kremlin, Mr Havrylov said they would only happen once Russian troops are ready to leave every inch of Ukraine, including the Crimean peninsula that President Vladimir Putin seized in 2014 and swathes of the east of Ukraine that have been held by Russian-backed separatists for the past eight years.
"There is a decision inside the society in Ukraine that we are going up to the end," he said in London during a trip to the UK this week.
"It doesn't matter what kind of scenario is on the table.
"People paid a lot of blood, a lot of efforts to what we have already achieved.
"And everybody knows that any delay or frozen conflict is only the continuation of this war against the existence of Ukraine as a nation."
Ukraine's troops, backed by Western weapons, achieved a hugely significant win earlier this month with the recapture of the southern city of Kherson, forcing Russian troops to retreat back to the eastern side of the Dnipro River.
Asked if the success made other goals feel more likely, such as retaking Crimea, Mr Havrylov said: "It's only a matter of time and, of course, we would like to make it sooner than later."
He said this could be helped by what is known as a "black swan" event - something unpredictable - happening in Russia, such as the sudden collapse of the Putin regime.
"I think Russia can face a black swan in their country, inside Russia and it can contribute to the success of us with Crimea," the minister said, speaking in fluent English.
Kwamba kwa sasa namna ya kusitisha hivi vita ni pale aidha patokee tukio almaarufu kama "black swan" event, maana kwamba Warusi huko huko Moscow wafanye jambo wenyewe Kremlin, vinginevyo mtawaua lakini wataendelea kushambulia tu, historia lazima iandikwe namna vijana wazalendo waliikomboa nchi.
Hii ndio fursa nzuri, maana Mrusi keshakamatwa kwenye pembe na kubanwa mapua na mdomo, ndio muda wa kumfuma mkuki... keshaishiwa wanajeshi, hata wale wanywa gongo wanafagiliwa kama senene kila siku.
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Ukrainian forces could be back in Crimea by the end of December and the entire war with Russia will be over by the spring, a Ukrainian deputy defence minister has predicted.
Volodymyr Havrylov, a retired major general, said his country would never stop fighting until victory and had even factored in the potential of a Russian nuclear strike.
The minister, in an interview with Sky News, said he believed the probability of an atomic attack by Russia to be low, but said: "Yeah, it would be drama.
Banksy shares footage of visit to Ukraine - War latest
"For everybody it will be just - God knows what scenario - but it [a tactical nuclear strike] is not [a] threat which will stop us from... continuing our war."
In terms of the prospect for peace talks with the Kremlin, Mr Havrylov said they would only happen once Russian troops are ready to leave every inch of Ukraine, including the Crimean peninsula that President Vladimir Putin seized in 2014 and swathes of the east of Ukraine that have been held by Russian-backed separatists for the past eight years.
"There is a decision inside the society in Ukraine that we are going up to the end," he said in London during a trip to the UK this week.
"It doesn't matter what kind of scenario is on the table.
"People paid a lot of blood, a lot of efforts to what we have already achieved.
"And everybody knows that any delay or frozen conflict is only the continuation of this war against the existence of Ukraine as a nation."
Ukraine's troops, backed by Western weapons, achieved a hugely significant win earlier this month with the recapture of the southern city of Kherson, forcing Russian troops to retreat back to the eastern side of the Dnipro River.
Asked if the success made other goals feel more likely, such as retaking Crimea, Mr Havrylov said: "It's only a matter of time and, of course, we would like to make it sooner than later."
He said this could be helped by what is known as a "black swan" event - something unpredictable - happening in Russia, such as the sudden collapse of the Putin regime.
"I think Russia can face a black swan in their country, inside Russia and it can contribute to the success of us with Crimea," the minister said, speaking in fluent English.
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