MK254
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Ama kwa kweli Urusi amedhihirisha udhaifu mkubwa sana, kwamba ahusishe asilimia 75% ya jeshi lake lote na kuacha nyumbani asilimia ndogo ilinde nchi, yote hii kupambana na kataifa kadogo kama Ukraine, na mpaka sasa wiki imeisha hajafaulu kukafagia......kwamba hata akifaulu kuteka Kiev leo hii, amechelewa sana na ameshasomwa kuwa dhaifu.
Sasa ingekua anapigana na mbabe kama China huko si ndio angeisha? Kwenye huu ugomvi amesomwa na wote kama bonge la bogus ambaye amekua akitisha tu.
Enzi zetu tukiwa wadogo shuleni, ilikua kama jamaa huonekana mkubwa, anaogopwa ogopwa, ila siku akija kupigana na dogo yeyote halafu hapo anasomwa uwezo wake, kwa namna atachakaza huyo dogo ndio tutajua kama tuendelee kumuogopa au ni nguvu ya soda.
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Before the invasion five days ago, officials estimated that Russia had more than 160,000 troops along its borders with Ukraine and inside Belarus, also along the border with Ukraine. If the estimate of 75 percent is correct, then 120,000 Russian troops are taking part in the invasion.
Ukrainians continue their David vs. Goliath battle against the Russian invaders. The official said that Russia has, thus far, failed to achieve air superiority over Ukraine. "The airspace over Ukraine remains contested," he said. "Ukrainian air defenses remain intact and viable, both in terms of aircraft and missile defense systems, and they're engaged."
Ukrainian ground forces have slowed the Russian advance on the capital city of Kyiv and Ukraine's second city of Kharkiv. Still, Russian forces are roughly 25 kilometers out of Kyiv. The official said this appears to be the Russian's main line of effort.
There have been roughly 380 ballistic and cruise missile launches against Ukraine, the official said.
Despite news reports, U.S. officials have seen no indications that Belarussian troops are being readied to move into Ukraine. "Our best information is that the forces inside Ukraine are all Russians," the senior official said.
The Ukrainian resistance and Russian military problems with logistics and sustainment have combined to slow the Russian invasion. "Our indications are that they ended up having to rely on fuel and sustainment capabilities earlier in the process than what we believe they had planned to," the official said. "So, on day four, they're running out of gas, and they're having logistics problems."
Sasa ingekua anapigana na mbabe kama China huko si ndio angeisha? Kwenye huu ugomvi amesomwa na wote kama bonge la bogus ambaye amekua akitisha tu.
Enzi zetu tukiwa wadogo shuleni, ilikua kama jamaa huonekana mkubwa, anaogopwa ogopwa, ila siku akija kupigana na dogo yeyote halafu hapo anasomwa uwezo wake, kwa namna atachakaza huyo dogo ndio tutajua kama tuendelee kumuogopa au ni nguvu ya soda.
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Before the invasion five days ago, officials estimated that Russia had more than 160,000 troops along its borders with Ukraine and inside Belarus, also along the border with Ukraine. If the estimate of 75 percent is correct, then 120,000 Russian troops are taking part in the invasion.
Ukrainians continue their David vs. Goliath battle against the Russian invaders. The official said that Russia has, thus far, failed to achieve air superiority over Ukraine. "The airspace over Ukraine remains contested," he said. "Ukrainian air defenses remain intact and viable, both in terms of aircraft and missile defense systems, and they're engaged."
Ukrainian ground forces have slowed the Russian advance on the capital city of Kyiv and Ukraine's second city of Kharkiv. Still, Russian forces are roughly 25 kilometers out of Kyiv. The official said this appears to be the Russian's main line of effort.
There have been roughly 380 ballistic and cruise missile launches against Ukraine, the official said.
Despite news reports, U.S. officials have seen no indications that Belarussian troops are being readied to move into Ukraine. "Our best information is that the forces inside Ukraine are all Russians," the senior official said.
The Ukrainian resistance and Russian military problems with logistics and sustainment have combined to slow the Russian invasion. "Our indications are that they ended up having to rely on fuel and sustainment capabilities earlier in the process than what we believe they had planned to," the official said. "So, on day four, they're running out of gas, and they're having logistics problems."
Ukrainians Continue Resistance as Russia Funnels More Troops Into the Country
DOD officials estimate that almost 75 percent of the forces that Russian President Vladimir Putin amassed for invasion are now in Ukraine.
www.defense.gov