The military of the AFU appealed to Ukrainians from the Russian city of Sudzha
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The military of the AFU appealed to Ukrainians from the Russian city of Sudzha

Sudza
Source:  online.ua

The Armed Forces of Ukraine recorded a video near the Gazprom branch in Suja and declared control over the city on the evening of August 9.

Points of attention

  • The Ukrainian military successfully seized control of the Russian city of Sudzha, including capturing Gazprom's strategic facility, indicating strategic advancements.
  • The operation involved capturing ammunition warehouses intended for the Russian troops, impacting the success of the mission in the Kursk region.
  • The presence of Ukrainian forces in Sudzha caught the Russians off guard, showcasing the effectiveness of military strategies in securing key locations.
  • The information silence surrounding the operation played a crucial role in surprising the Russian forces, leading to the successful control of Sudzha.
  • The Armed Forces of Ukraine are not only advancing in the Kursk region but also focused on holding positions and building fortifications for future success.

The Armed Forces control the Russian Sudza

Ukrainian soldiers recorded a video from the Russian city of Suja, Kursk region. A short address of the military was shared on the Internet.

Fighters of the 99th mechanized battalion of the 61st separate steppe brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine claim that they are near the building of the Russian Gazprom branch.

The city is controlled by the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The city is calm, all the houses are intact. "Gazprom's strategic facility in the city of Suja is controlled by soldiers of the 99th mechanized battalion of the 61st separate steppe brigade," said one of the soldiers.

Ammunition warehouses were captured near Sudzhya

Serhii Bratchuk, the spokesman of the Ukrainian Volunteer Army "South" said this in a comment for Nexta.

According to Bratchuk, the Ukrainian military is not only going to advance in the Kursk region, but also to hold positions and build fortifications.

Warehouses with material and technical support and ammunition, which were intended for the group of troops "North" of the Russian Federation, which was to advance on Sumy Oblast, were captured in the Suzhan district.

The spokesperson of UDA "Pivden" noted that the information silence seriously affected the success of the operation: "the Russians were shocked, they were caught off guard."

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Trump's entourage advises him to start blackmailing Putin

Trump should get tougher on Putin
Source:  NBC News

As NBC News has learned, members of US President Donald Trump's team are urging him to show toughness in his relations with Russian dictator Vladimir Putin. In their opinion, this will not be enough to force the illegitimate head of the Kremlin to stop his war of aggression against Ukraine.

Points of attention

  • The threat of imposing tariffs on Russian oil adds a new dimension to the complex relationship between the two leaders.
  • The outcomes of Trump's discussions with Putin could have significant implications for the ongoing conflict and global geopolitics.

Trump should get tougher on Putin

According to insiders from the US presidential administration, Donald Trump's inner circle is convincing the latter not to call the Russian dictator until he commits to a ceasefire in the war against Ukraine.

Anonymous sources do not specify how the head of the White House himself reacted to the idea of blackmailing Putin.

On March 30, it became known that Trump intends to hold a new conversation with the illegitimate head of the Kremlin, during which they will discuss Ukraine. He himself stated this, commenting on the progress towards ending the war.

At the same time, the American leader publicly threatened to impose new tariffs on Russian oil.

Despite this, he added that if Putin does the "right things," his anger may dissipate.

The last telephone conversation between the US and Russian leaders was on March 18, and it lasted over an hour and a half.

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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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