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Special Thread: Yanayojiri Mgogoro wa Ukraine na Urusi. Nini chanzo na hatma ya mzozo?
Special Thread: Yanayojiri Mgogoro wa Ukraine na Urusi. Nini chanzo na hatma ya mzozo?
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Ulimuondoa kwenye kundi shabiki la madikteta?kama ni hivyo huko aliko ana furaha sana!
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Jana tumeua jenerali wa kirusi vipi hapo
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Aende kuzimu
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Hata russia ana washirika ila ndio hivyo tena madikteta ni wasiri sana.Kama kuna nchi za kidikteta unazijua basi Putin ni mshirika wao wala haihitaji fikra nyingi kujua.
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Ile yake admiral kuznetsov inatosha moshi kama inaendeshwa na jiko la kuni 😂😂😂
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Us ndo anaongoza kutoa misaada ukrine kwa sasa
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‼️MULTIPOLARITY IN THE MAKING‼️👇👇👇
Africa enjoys growing authority on the world stage and plays an increasingly important role in addressing issues on the international agenda - Lavrov
Russia will continue to fulfill its obligations regarding the export of food, fertilizers and other goods to Africa — Lavrov
MORE FOOD FOR AFRICA✊✊
Africa enjoys growing authority on the world stage and plays an increasingly important role in addressing issues on the international agenda - Lavrov
Russia will continue to fulfill its obligations regarding the export of food, fertilizers and other goods to Africa — Lavrov
MORE FOOD FOR AFRICA✊✊
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Pamoja na kupewa silaha za mabilioni ya dola bado Ukraine imeelemewa na kulia lia sana, je isingepewa msaada kabisa muda huu hali ingekuwaje?
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Hii op badobado kwani mpaka msimu Wa Baridi upite kwanza alafu ndio ifanyike tathimini nani karudishwa miaka 10 nyuma,pia na $$ tuisahau kwenye hela za dunia hapo op itakua imekwisha kabisa
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They guy is ginius
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Meanwhile, Luhansk Governor Serhiy Gaidai accused Moscow of adopting a "scorched-earth approach" in its efforts to capture the city of Severodonetsk.
"Every day they are trying to break the line of defence," Mr Gaidai said. "They are simply systematically destroying the city. Everywhere is being shelled constantly."
A map showing the location of Severodonetsk
The city of 100,000 people sits on a strategic position on the Donets River, with UK defence officials saying it has likely become one of Russia's "immediate tactical priorities".
Mr Gaidai warned that Russian forces have destroyed all but one bridge across the Donets river and said that the city is at risk of being cut off.
He also accused Russian tanks of firing on residential buildings during fighting in the city and of seeking to erase Severodonetsk "from the face of the earth".
Ukraine's human right's ombudsman, Lyudmyla Denisova, said the city risks suffering the same fate as Mariupol - being surrounded and pounded into submission.
"The enemy threw all his forces to storm Severodonetsk, on the outskirts of which there are constant battles," Ms Denisova wrote on Telegram.
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Analysis: Russian war effort shifts to Severodonetsk
by Jeremy Bowen in Donbas
We visited the Ukrainian front line yesterday and the main thrust of the Russian activities at the moment is at Severodonetsk. Kyiv's soldiers have told us it is largely surrounded and they are undoubtedly under pressure.
They've taken serious casualties and a Ukrainian military source said one unit that went into combat with 240 men returned with just 135 - the others killed, wounded or taken prisoner.
The Russians have taken some territory - villages and little towns - but it's a very heavily defended area. They've been fighting around there since 2014 and there are concrete Ukrainian positions that are hard to overcome.
A couple of days ago in Moscow, the ministry of defence said they would take the whole of the Luhansk region.
If Vladimir Putin can seize the whole of Luhansk and then do something similar in Donetsk, he could then say to Russians: "This is a victory guys."
It would be nothing like the victory he sought when all this started in February, but one he could declare anyway. The Ukrainian authorities are very anxious that doesn't happen.
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Elsewhere, at least seven civilians were killed and eight others were wounded in Sunday's bombardment of the Donetsk region, according to the Ukrainian army's Facebook page.
Shelling and missile strikes have targeted Kharkiv in the north, as well as Mykolaiv and Zaporizhzhia in the south, officials said.
The UK's Ministry of Defence has said that Russia has likely suffered a similar number of casualties in Ukraine as it did during the entirety of the Soviet war in Afghanistan.
It said "a combination of poor low-level tactics, limited air cover, a lack of flexibility, and a command approach which is prepared to reinforce failure and repeat mistakes officials" had contributed to the high figures.
It is unclear exactly how many casualties Russia has suffered in its invasion.
Moscow, which says it launched a "special operation" to demilitarise its neighbour, has not updated its official figures since March, when defence officials said some 1,351 troops had been killed.
Meanwhile, the United Nations has said the global number of forcibly displaced people has risen above 100 million for the first time.
Officials said Russia's invasion of Ukraine has contributed to the grim milestone. More than 14 million people are thought to have fled their homes since the war began on 24 February.
The UN's High Commissioner for Refugees, Filippo Grandi, said the announcement should serve as a wake up call for world leaders.
"The international response to people fleeing war in Ukraine has been overwhelmingly positive," Mr Grandi said. "But ultimately humanitarian aid is a palliative, not a cure.
"To reverse this trend the only answer is peace and stability so that innocent people are not forced to gamble between acute danger at home or precarious flight or exile."
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Meanwhile, Luhansk Governor Serhiy Gaidai accused Moscow of adopting a "scorched-earth approach" in its efforts to capture the city of Severodonetsk.
"Every day they are trying to break the line of defence," Mr Gaidai said. "They are simply systematically destroying the city. Everywhere is being shelled constantly."
A map showing the location of Severodonetsk
The city of 100,000 people sits on a strategic position on the Donets River, with UK defence officials saying it has likely become one of Russia's "immediate tactical priorities".
Mr Gaidai warned that Russian forces have destroyed all but one bridge across the Donets river and said that the city is at risk of being cut off.
He also accused Russian tanks of firing on residential buildings during fighting in the city and of seeking to erase Severodonetsk "from the face of the earth".
Ukraine's human right's ombudsman, Lyudmyla Denisova, said the city risks suffering the same fate as Mariupol - being surrounded and pounded into submission.
"The enemy threw all his forces to storm Severodonetsk, on the outskirts of which there are constant battles," Ms Denisova wrote on Telegram.
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Analysis: Russian war effort shifts to Severodonetsk
by Jeremy Bowen in Donbas
We visited the Ukrainian front line yesterday and the main thrust of the Russian activities at the moment is at Severodonetsk. Kyiv's soldiers have told us it is largely surrounded and they are undoubtedly under pressure.
They've taken serious casualties and a Ukrainian military source said one unit that went into combat with 240 men returned with just 135 - the others killed, wounded or taken prisoner.
The Russians have taken some territory - villages and little towns - but it's a very heavily defended area. They've been fighting around there since 2014 and there are concrete Ukrainian positions that are hard to overcome.
A couple of days ago in Moscow, the ministry of defence said they would take the whole of the Luhansk region.
If Vladimir Putin can seize the whole of Luhansk and then do something similar in Donetsk, he could then say to Russians: "This is a victory guys."
It would be nothing like the victory he sought when all this started in February, but one he could declare anyway. The Ukrainian authorities are very anxious that doesn't happen.
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Elsewhere, at least seven civilians were killed and eight others were wounded in Sunday's bombardment of the Donetsk region, according to the Ukrainian army's Facebook page.
Shelling and missile strikes have targeted Kharkiv in the north, as well as Mykolaiv and Zaporizhzhia in the south, officials said.
The UK's Ministry of Defence has said that Russia has likely suffered a similar number of casualties in Ukraine as it did during the entirety of the Soviet war in Afghanistan.
It said "a combination of poor low-level tactics, limited air cover, a lack of flexibility, and a command approach which is prepared to reinforce failure and repeat mistakes officials" had contributed to the high figures.
It is unclear exactly how many casualties Russia has suffered in its invasion.
Moscow, which says it launched a "special operation" to demilitarise its neighbour, has not updated its official figures since March, when defence officials said some 1,351 troops had been killed.
Meanwhile, the United Nations has said the global number of forcibly displaced people has risen above 100 million for the first time.
Officials said Russia's invasion of Ukraine has contributed to the grim milestone. More than 14 million people are thought to have fled their homes since the war began on 24 February.
The UN's High Commissioner for Refugees, Filippo Grandi, said the announcement should serve as a wake up call for world leaders.
"The international response to people fleeing war in Ukraine has been overwhelmingly positive," Mr Grandi said. "But ultimately humanitarian aid is a palliative, not a cure.
"To reverse this trend the only answer is peace and stability so that innocent people are not forced to gamble between acute danger at home or precarious flight or exile."
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Katika hali isiyo ya kawaida kutokea barani Ulaya, Poland imekiri kuyawekea vikwazo nchi washirika wa Umoja wa Ulaya (EU countries) wanaoendelea kununua mafuta kutoka Urusi.
Hayo yanajiri baada ya wiki chache kupita tangu Urusi kusitisha kuiuzia gesi yake Poland na Bulgaria ambao walikataa kutii utaratibu mpya kutoka Moscow wa kununua nishati hiyo kwa sarafu yake ruble.
Ikumbukwe mataifa kadhaa Ulaya ikiwemo Ujerumani na Ufaransa bado yanaendelea kununua nishati hiyo ya gesi kutoka Kremlin kwa sarafu ya ruble Kremlin ihali nchi wanachama wa Umoja wa kujihami Ulaya (NATO) kuiwekea vikwazo vya kiuchumi Urusi, ambapo walikubaliana kuacha kufanya biashara na Urusi.
Ifahamike kuwa Poland ni moja wapo ya nchi za katika Umoja wa Ulaya ambayo inapokea misaada zaidi kutoka mataifa tajiri ndani ya umoja huo kama vile Ujerumani na Ufaransa.
Sasa, je Poland itaweza kutimiza adhma yake ya kuwakea vikwazo mataifa hayo ta Ulaya ambayo bado yanafanya biashara ta gesi na Urusi!? Au ndio tuseme hasira baada ya hasara!!
Nihitimishe tu kwa kusema tangu mzozo wa Ukraine na Urusi kuanza, Umoja wa Ulaya (EU) ulikuwa hujajipanga na kujiandaa.
Na kwajinsi hali inavyokwenda, ipo hatari kubwa kwa baadhi ya mataifa mengi zaidi kufuata nyayo za Uingereza za kutoka katika umoja huo ambao unaonekana kuendelea kudhohofika zaidi siku hadi siku, huku mtu waliyemuwekea vikwazo akizidi kuimarika.
Hayo yanajiri baada ya wiki chache kupita tangu Urusi kusitisha kuiuzia gesi yake Poland na Bulgaria ambao walikataa kutii utaratibu mpya kutoka Moscow wa kununua nishati hiyo kwa sarafu yake ruble.
Ikumbukwe mataifa kadhaa Ulaya ikiwemo Ujerumani na Ufaransa bado yanaendelea kununua nishati hiyo ya gesi kutoka Kremlin kwa sarafu ya ruble Kremlin ihali nchi wanachama wa Umoja wa kujihami Ulaya (NATO) kuiwekea vikwazo vya kiuchumi Urusi, ambapo walikubaliana kuacha kufanya biashara na Urusi.
Ifahamike kuwa Poland ni moja wapo ya nchi za katika Umoja wa Ulaya ambayo inapokea misaada zaidi kutoka mataifa tajiri ndani ya umoja huo kama vile Ujerumani na Ufaransa.
Sasa, je Poland itaweza kutimiza adhma yake ya kuwakea vikwazo mataifa hayo ta Ulaya ambayo bado yanafanya biashara ta gesi na Urusi!? Au ndio tuseme hasira baada ya hasara!!
Nihitimishe tu kwa kusema tangu mzozo wa Ukraine na Urusi kuanza, Umoja wa Ulaya (EU) ulikuwa hujajipanga na kujiandaa.
Na kwajinsi hali inavyokwenda, ipo hatari kubwa kwa baadhi ya mataifa mengi zaidi kufuata nyayo za Uingereza za kutoka katika umoja huo ambao unaonekana kuendelea kudhohofika zaidi siku hadi siku, huku mtu waliyemuwekea vikwazo akizidi kuimarika.
