War in Ukraine, Day 5 — Latest Videos and Updates
Russian losses reach 5,300; Ukraine holds back Putin’s attacks; Russian military fires missiles at occupied apartment buildings.
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2 min readFeb 28, 2022
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Breaking News:
Latest reported Russian losses in the Ukraine invasion*:
- 5,300 personnel
- 191 tanks
- 816 armored vehicles
- 29 airplanes
- 29 helicopters
*Source: Ukrainian Ministry of Defense via censor.net
Ukrainian military is achieving tremendous success at beating back Putin’s failed Blitzkrieg. Russia was forced to hold peace talk with Ukraine, which have now ended without any progress.
The unprecedented triumph of Ukraine‘s resistance to the unprovoked Russian aggression is chiefly attributable to 3 main factors:
- Ukrainians are experiencing an enormous surge in patriotism and morale. Ukrainian military is at a high level of readiness and motivation .
- Thousands of the advanced Javelin, Stinger and other anti-tank and anti-air hand-held missile systems in Ukraine’s arsenal. These are being supplied in high quantities by the US, NATO and European allies.
- The invading Russian forces are exhibiting :
- Extremely low levels of morale. Russian troops have been know to switch sides and don’t want to be part of the genocidal war in Ukraine.
- Pitiful military readiness. Chechen warlord Kadyrov’s “elite” troops have been so thoroughly annihilated, that he even swore off ever attacking Ukraine again on live video.
- Dismal state of military infrastructure. Russian military has long been a cash cow for corrupt Russian oligarchs, and the fact that its hardware and supply lies are failing is the inevitable result.
Latest Videos:
Putin’s military forces are being annihilated
Russia firing heavy missiles at an occupied apartment building
Failed invasion of Kharkiv city
Savaged Russian tank on the border of Ukraine
Russian BUK anti-aircraft missile system is destroyed by drone fire
Russia using heavy artillery on apartment buildings in the suburbs of Kharkiv city
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