The CBS reporter in this video, Matt Guttman, and his current producer at CBS were actually imprisoned by the Maduro regime 10 years ago.
Oh I agree that we're not going into Moscow and snatching Putin. I do believe that Putin sees the effectiveness and lethality of our military and it has to give him pause about expanding his war into other parts of Eastern European when the Russian military has been trying to subdue Ukraine for nearly 4 years now.Don,t think Puting give aabout Venezuela. It’s not like we’re going to waltz right into Moscow and arrest Putin like we did Maduro.
Supposedly it is a big deal. It has more to do with Russian influence in Venezuela, and how this is a sign of weakness for Putin. Remember they already lost their bases in Syria and their influence in Iran is also being challenged.Don,t think Puting give aabout Venezuela. It’s not like we’re going to waltz right into Moscow and arrest Putin like we did Maduro.
And Russia is not winning. They continue to claim advances on the ground that are not true.
4 years in now...smh
All this death and destruction. For what? Putin’s ego.
4 years in now...smh
Yeah it's crazy. I continue to be amazed at how Putin is destroying a generation. Combine the casualties with the number of Russians who have fled the country, the number of suicides and the alcoholism related deaths it doesn't bode well for Russia's future.All this death and destruction. For what? Putin’s ego.
We were the ones that pushed Ukraine to give up their nucs. Now we're the ones pushing Ukraine to give up their land (to satisfy putin's ego).All this death and destruction. For what? Putin’s ego.
Since then, Ukraine says it has retaken roughly 150 square miles of territory in the southern Zaporizhzhia and Dnipropetrovsk regions, where Russian forces had previously been advancing rapidly. February was the first month since 2023 when Kyiv regained more territory in Ukraine than it lost, according to open-source analysts.”
Russian sources say that Ukraine's Unmanned Systems Forces, under the command of Robert “Madyar” Brovdi, have made "significant strides in UAV production and deployment technology". Russian soldiers are facing "slaughter [like] cattle" as a result.
The current fighting resembles the slaughter of cattle in Siberia, only with people instead of cows."
Chris O has proven to be a constant reliable source:"It’s a well-known fact—and an unpleasant one—that over the past few months, the enemy has rapidly gained the upper hand in terms of drone numbers, both on the front lines and in our rear areas.
According to the Wall Street Journal:
“At the start of February, SpaceX went live with a system that only allowed Starlink systems on an approved “white list” to access the internet in Ukraine. Starlink systems owned by Ukrainian forces were approved, while Russian ones weren’t.
Since then, Ukraine says it has retaken roughly 150 square miles of territory in the southern Zaporizhzhia and Dnipropetrovsk regions, where Russian forces had previously been advancing rapidly. February was the first month since 2023 when Kyiv regained more territory in Ukraine than it lost, according to open-source analysts.”
Excerpt From
“Ukraine Is Suddenly on the Offensive, With Help From Elon Musk”
Nikita Nikolaienko, Ian Lovett, Daria Matviichuk
The Wall Street Journal
Warfare has/is certainly being changed. Meanwhile I keep hoping sane voices in Russia will bring this carnage to an end.Ukraine just hit a Russian airbase 1,700 km/1,056 mi from the border with Ukraine. This was a long range drone strike.
This is equivalent of a drone hitting Charleston IAP that was launched from Oklahoma City, OK.
This is total game changer if this technology gets proliferated and means any airbase is vulnerable to this kind of attack.
It may be the greatest threat to western airpower since its inception.