Russia threw props of the Mosfilm film studio to the front
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Russia threw props of the Mosfilm film studio to the front

The shortage of equipment and weapons is worsening in the Russian army
Source:  online.ua

Last year, the Russian film studio "Mosfilm" sent more than 30 tanks and dozens of other equipment, which it previously used as props, to the war against Ukraine.

Points of attention

  • The general director of the film studio confirmed that his team allocated millions of rubles to kill peaceful Ukrainians.
  • Losses of the Russian army in battles with Ukrainian troops continue to grow rapidly.

The shortage of equipment and weapons is worsening in the Russian army

The general director of the Mosfilm film studio, Karen Shakhnazarov, shared the unexpected data during a meeting with Russian dictator Vladimir Putin.

According to Shakhnazarov, he and his team handed over 8 million in charitable aid during 2024, in particular, 6 million rubles were allocated for the terror of peaceful Ukrainians.

By the way, in 2023, we handed over to the Armed Forces 28 T-55 tanks, 8 PT-76 tanks, 6 BMP and 8 tractors, which were stored in our military-technical base. I found out that there were needs, I contacted the Ministry of Defense — they took away these cars, — he declared.

According to Karen Shakhnazarov, he found out that there were needs in the Russian army and contacted the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation, and these cars were taken away.

Against this background, the illegitimate president of Russia, Vladimir Putin, said that he was proud of "Mosfilm".

What is important to understand is that on the "Mosfilm" portal, in the "Military equipment" section, it is indicated that, in total, the film studio has more than 190 units of armored vehicles at its disposal.

What is known about the losses of the Russian army as of November 13, 2024

According to the General Staff, the Defense Forces destroyed 1,770 Russian invaders during the day, and the following equipment was destroyed:

  • tanks — 9,300 (+24) units,

  • armored combat vehicles — 18,896 (+49) units,

  • artillery systems — 20,408 (+56) units,

  • RSZV — 1,249 (+0) units,

  • air defense equipment — 996 (+0) units,

  • aircraft — 369 (+0) units,

  • helicopters — 329 (+0) units,

  • UAVs of the operational-tactical level — 18,798 (+61) units,

  • cruise missiles — 2,636 (+0) units,

  • ships/boats — 28 (+0) units,

  • submarines — 1 (+0) units,

  • automotive equipment and tank trucks — 28,966 (+96) units,

  • special equipment — 3,629 (+3) units.

Photo — www.facebook.com/GeneralStaff.ua

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"It's terrible." Trump publicly criticized Putin and Russia

The White House
Trump spoke harshly about Russia's actions

US President Donald Trump has openly admitted that he is angry about Russian dictator Vladimir Putin's increased terror against Ukraine. However, he has not explained how he intends to stop Russia and its attacks.

Points of attention

  • US Secretary of State Marco Rubio expects the Kremlin to agree to a ceasefire, emphasizing the urgency of the situation.
  • Trump's team is working towards a peaceful settlement but is concerned about the escalating violence in Ukraine.

Trump spoke harshly about Russia's actions

The US president expressed his indignation during a meeting with Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House.

As Donald Trump noted, everything that is happening in Ukraine right now is "a very bad situation."

I don't like what's happening with the bombings, because they (the Russians — ed.) are bombing like crazy right now.

Donald Trump

Donald Trump

President of the United States

The head of the White House once again reiterated that he and his team are holding talks with both Russia and Ukraine regarding a potential peaceful settlement.

And we're kind of getting closer, but I'm not happy with all the bombing that's been going on for the last week or so. It's terrible," the American leader fumed.

By the way, recently, the head of US diplomacy, Marco Rubio, emphasized that Donald Trump's team expects the Kremlin to agree to a ceasefire against Ukraine, but it is not going to wait forever.

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What a "sustainable peace" for Ukraine should look like — NATO Secretary General's explanation

Rutte voiced his vision

According to NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, "lasting peace" for Ukraine will only come when the aggressor country Russia is unable to carry out a new invasion.

Points of attention

  • Efforts are focused on providing Ukraine with necessary resources for defense, including direct aid supplies and investments in the Ukrainian defense industry.
  • Strategic coalitions and negotiations, coupled with military assistance totalling over $20 billion, are key elements in achieving sustainable peace in Ukraine.

Rutte voiced his vision

Journalists asked the NATO Secretary General what the concept of "sustainable peace for Ukraine" means to him personally.

The shortest answer to your question is (such a peace that) Putin will never again try to seize a single square kilometer of Ukrainian territory. When he knows that there are deterrent, defensive measures in place that ensure that Ukraine can no longer be attacked.

Mark Rutte

Mark Rutte

NATO Secretary General

According to him, as of today, the efforts of most Alliance members are aimed at providing Ukraine with everything necessary to continue the fight.

First of all, we are talking about direct aid supplies, the "Czech initiative" to purchase ammunition for Ukraine around the world, and investments by allies in the production of weapons by the Ukrainian defense industry.

Against this background, Mark Rutte pointed to the ongoing negotiations in the "coalition of the determined" format under the leadership of France and Britain.

What is important to understand is that during the first three months of this year, NATO members transferred military assistance to the Armed Forces of Ukraine totaling over $20 billion.

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