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LIVE Special Thread: Yanayojiri Mgogoro wa Ukraine na Urusi. Nini chanzo na hatma ya mzozo?
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nditolo
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Subiri uone
Sir John Roberts
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Kumaliza tofauti zao ni Ukraine aachane na mpango wake wa kuungana na marekani na ulaya. Tofauti na hapo hakuna maelewano.
Sir John Roberts
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Nione nini mkuu
Iyerdoi
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Uone hatma ya mtanange unaoendelea- Ni Nani ataibuka kidedea?
Sir John Roberts
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Kukimbia tatizo au kujidanganya kuwa halipo haikusaidii au haiwasaidii Ukraine.
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The Russians who are surrounded in Kursk are already being bombarded with heavy Ukrainian aerial bombs, artillery, rockets and drones. There - in the Gluhiv cauldron - hundreds of recruits, thousands of soldiers are
"Strictly forbidden to surrender to them. Moscow also does not give an order to retreat, although everything is clear to everyone. The organized surrender of positions could not be carried out due to the destruction of bridges. It remains to flee chaotically across the river on foot, without equipment, personal weapons and amm
unition
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"Strictly forbidden to surrender to them. Moscow also does not give an order to retreat, although everything is clear to everyone. The organized surrender of positions could not be carried out due to the destruction of bridges. It remains to flee chaotically across the river on foot, without equipment, personal weapons and amm
kp kipanya44
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The Ukrainian Armed Forces advance west of Sudza. It is reported that the Armed Forces entered the village of Ruska Konopelka and are now fighting on the northern outskirts.
kp kipanya44
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The Armed Forces of Ukraine have advanced to Korenevo!
Kursk regio
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Kursk regio
Somoche
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Tuliza Munkari wewe
Kama una stress za maisha vent your frustration to your husband / wife
Hapa JF ukipandisha nyongo kisa Ukraine au Warusi ambao nina hakika hata huwajui utaua kongosho ufe na preasure
Relax na maisha lakini kwa kuwa unashupaza shingo wewe tukana mitusi tu ambayo nikikureport lazima wakuchukulie hatua ukatukane huko Facebook hapa walishasema ni Great thinkers...I
Small mind insults people for no reason....
Mbona vipanya tuko nae hapa analeta habari zake wala hatukani mtu anatetea anakopenda anaondoka zake hana mitusi kwa mtu...
Mtu yeyote mwenye ubongo mdogo anajihami kwa matusi au vitisho.
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Watu wapo mahandakini porini ni kuwaacha wakitoka pia themobaric
Proved
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Ussr (Ukraine ikiwemo) isingeweza kumshinda Hitler bila msaada wa Marekani.
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Bhasi sauwa Kamanda.
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Russia has deployed a regiment of its Aerospace Forces to defend the Kursk region due to a manpower shortage amid Ukraine's ongoing incursion, according to an independent investigative Russian outlet.
President Vladimir Putin's so-called "space troops" have been tasked to push back Ukraine's forces after Kyiv launched a cross-border raid on August 6 in Kursk, seemingly catching Moscow off guard, Important Stories reported on Sunday.
A Ukrainian crew takes a break while operating a Soviet-made T-72 tank in the Sumy region, near the border with Russia, on August 12, 2024. Ukraine launched a surprise offensive into the Russian border region... More ROMAN PILIPEY/AFP/GETTY IMAGES
Ukrainian forces have so far seized control of 1,150 square kilometers (444 square miles) of Russian territory and 82 settlements in Kursk, the commander-in-chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, Oleksandr Syrsky, said on August 15.
The scale of the offensive is significant—Ukraine is now reported to have seized more territory in the Kursk region in days than Russia has captured in Ukraine since the beginning of the year. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's troops are showing no signs of slowing down.
It also marks the first time that foreign troops have seized Russian territory since World War II.
Newsweek has contacted Russia's Defense Ministry for comment by email.
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Citing a source familiar with the matter, Important Stories said a temporary motorized rifle regiment of Russia's Aerospace Forces has been deployed to Kursk, which borders Ukraine's Sumy region.
The unit, created between May and June, consists of personnel from security and logistics companies, engineers, mechanics, some officers, and servicemen from a Russian spaceport. There are also personnel from special warehouses of the Aerospace Forces and radar stations in Russia's Voronezh region, who were previously in charge of manning Russia's nuclear deterrent.
The Institute for the Study of War, a U.S.-based think tank, said in its latest analysis of the conflict on Sunday that the Kursk incursion is also forcing Russia to redeploy its troops from the front line in Ukraine. The ISW added that "likely subsequent phases of fighting within Russia will require more Russian manpower and materiel commitments to the area."
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The think tank cited an article published by The Wall Street Journal on August 17 that reported that some 5,000 personnel had already been redeployed from Ukraine to Kursk by August 13.
That report "partially coheres with a report that Russian forces had redeployed up to 11 battalions to the front line in Kursk Oblast as of August 11," the ISW said.
"Russian forces have redeployed additional forces to Kursk Oblast since the first week of the Ukrainian incursion and have likely redeployed more than 5,000 personnel to Kursk Oblast overall," the ISW added. The think tank said that exact amount of manpower and material Putin will need in Kursk will depend on how heavily Zelensky's troops defend the newly captured settlements.
President Vladimir Putin's so-called "space troops" have been tasked to push back Ukraine's forces after Kyiv launched a cross-border raid on August 6 in Kursk, seemingly catching Moscow off guard, Important Stories reported on Sunday.
A Ukrainian crew takes a break while operating a Soviet-made T-72 tank in the Sumy region, near the border with Russia, on August 12, 2024. Ukraine launched a surprise offensive into the Russian border region... More ROMAN PILIPEY/AFP/GETTY IMAGES
Ukrainian forces have so far seized control of 1,150 square kilometers (444 square miles) of Russian territory and 82 settlements in Kursk, the commander-in-chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, Oleksandr Syrsky, said on August 15.
The scale of the offensive is significant—Ukraine is now reported to have seized more territory in the Kursk region in days than Russia has captured in Ukraine since the beginning of the year. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's troops are showing no signs of slowing down.
It also marks the first time that foreign troops have seized Russian territory since World War II.
Newsweek has contacted Russia's Defense Ministry for comment by email.
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Citing a source familiar with the matter, Important Stories said a temporary motorized rifle regiment of Russia's Aerospace Forces has been deployed to Kursk, which borders Ukraine's Sumy region.
The unit, created between May and June, consists of personnel from security and logistics companies, engineers, mechanics, some officers, and servicemen from a Russian spaceport. There are also personnel from special warehouses of the Aerospace Forces and radar stations in Russia's Voronezh region, who were previously in charge of manning Russia's nuclear deterrent.
The Institute for the Study of War, a U.S.-based think tank, said in its latest analysis of the conflict on Sunday that the Kursk incursion is also forcing Russia to redeploy its troops from the front line in Ukraine. The ISW added that "likely subsequent phases of fighting within Russia will require more Russian manpower and materiel commitments to the area."
The think tank cited an article published by The Wall Street Journal on August 17 that reported that some 5,000 personnel had already been redeployed from Ukraine to Kursk by August 13.
That report "partially coheres with a report that Russian forces had redeployed up to 11 battalions to the front line in Kursk Oblast as of August 11," the ISW said.
"Russian forces have redeployed additional forces to Kursk Oblast since the first week of the Ukrainian incursion and have likely redeployed more than 5,000 personnel to Kursk Oblast overall," the ISW added. The think tank said that exact amount of manpower and material Putin will need in Kursk will depend on how heavily Zelensky's troops defend the newly captured settlements.
Russian POWs Recount Capture as Ukraine Hopes for Quick Prisoner Swap
Ukraine has said large numbers of Russian servicemen – reportedly in the hundreds – gave themselves up during the offensive that began on Aug. 6.
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Russian POWs Recount Capture as Ukraine Hopes for Quick Prisoner Swap
Ukraine has said large numbers of Russian servicemen – reportedly in the hundreds – gave themselves up during the offensive that began on Aug. 6.
www.kyivpost.com
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Putin ameshadhalilika sana kitendo cha wahuni kuishi na kunya Russia kwa mwezi sasa tayari kimemuondolea heshima yoote kabisa jamaa hana kitu yule...Kama Sio Nuke wangeamua wangempiga vibaya sana
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Raia
Askari wanaouawa vitani huangaliwa kwa viwango vya Geneva Convetion ambapo kila upande haruhusiwi kuua mateka wa kivita....
Sasa angalia kelele za western media kutetea imbeciles solders wa Ukraine huku wakiacha malaki ya raia wanaouawa cold blooded pale Gaza.
Na wewe kujifaragua kuwa utaanzisha uzi wa Gaza huku ukishindwa kuweka uwiano wa unachopost na uhalisia wa realtime Gaza.
Anyways
- Sudan zote mbili kuna mauaji ya halaiki na hakuna anayesema chochote
- DRC kuna mauaji ya kimbari lakini kinachotafutwa na westerns ni dhahabu
- Msumbiji mauaji yanaendelea jirani na mpaka wetu lakini sisi tupo bize kuwapigania wanaotuua badala ya kupigania maisha ya ndugu zetu.
- Somalia haijatulia na wanauawa raia
- Libya ni balaa lingine baya lililosababishwa na western
- Syria, watu wanatuma majeshi kuua watu kana kwamba viongozi wa pale wamevamia nchi....
Ninaposema unafiki sikumaanisha kukubeza bali ni kukufikirisha uwaze katika uhalisia.
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