[NEWS] Ukraine Can’t Win the War

[jag]

Can't find the first article I saw but here is. YT clip of him saying it.

Yes I saw it too but he also said he had spoken to Putin and threatened to send Tomahawks into Ukraine. I cant find the article now either LOL. But Ive seen it on several places

The problem with the Tomahawks is not so much the training (the UK can provide that as we also have Tomahawks), its the launching system. They are designed to be launched from ships and/or submarines which Ukraine doesn't have but they DO have land launch systems that are capable of launching Tomahawks. Using those Ukraine could put more pressure on Putin by striking at his war infrastructure (eg oil refineries, explosive and drone factories etc). They are already doing this but Putin is moving his factories further east so they are out of range. Tomahawks would bring those factories back in range

By contrast, Putin is using long range missiles to strike at Ukraine's civilian infrastructure. Trying to cut off the electricity and water supplies to civilians so they suffer more over the winter

In other words, Ukraine is going after war infrastructure and Putin is going after civilian infrastructure

I can confirm that
No electricity right now

I still could post this thanks to batteries and LTE

Stay safe hon

[HeelMike]

Trump cancelled the meeting with Putin

https://www.cnn.com/politics/live-news/ ... 6o3oimih94

Talking is always a good move , how else you plan on making a deal.

[vblogger]

Trump cancelled the meeting with Putin

https://www.cnn.com/politics/live-news/ ... 6o3oimih94

Talking is always a good move , how else you plan on making a deal.

Not for the military industrial complex they make profits from war not peace bud.

[LuKenGas]

More bad news for Ukrainians, a major city Pokrovsk, is about to fall to the Russians.


https://kyivindependent.com/ukraine-war ... 025-10-29/

[TheButcher]

More bad news for Ukrainians, a major city Pokrovsk, is about to fall to the Russians.


https://kyivindependent.com/ukraine-war ... 025-10-29/

Not going to be the last one if they do not make a peace agreement

[urbanlegend]

Ukraine troops surrendering to Russia in Pokrovsk region they lost another key region. How long till Kiev falls to Russians?



https://news.sky.com/story/ukrainian-tr ... c-13461786

[DonMK]

How much land mass will Ukraine lose at the end of this war?

[XXXtrailers]

Obviously russians will have some advances. They are bigger and richer. Their society is ok with massive losses.
But these aren't enough to win this war.

They captured 1% in 2024 and maybe 1% in 2025
And they even not close to any major city. Big cities MUCH harder to capture than small ones.
So chill and send the weapons)

[PootangMan]

I guess fireworks at midnight on New Year’s Eve is out of the question

[vroomlinks]

Obviously russians will have some advances. They are bigger and richer. Their society is ok with massive losses.
But these aren't enough to win this war.

They captured 1% in 2024 and maybe 1% in 2025
And they even not close to any major city. Big cities MUCH harder to capture than small ones.
So chill and send the weapons)

Take care of yourself my designer is there and I can not reach him on Teams or Telegram for weeks.

[mybitches]

Will all the Ukrainians who fled the war go back once it's over to help rebuild the country?

[tacnet]

On a strategic level, Russia has already lost this war.

Putin planned to knock out Ukraine in just a few weeks, prevent NATO spreading east and to weaken the NATO alliance. Nearly 4 years later and he's lost over 1.1 million casualties with millions more having fled the country to avoid the draft. Ukraine still stands and NATO is stronger than ever. Both Sweden and Finland have joined the alliance meaning Putin's border with NATO is now twice as long as before the war. Russia is now the most sanctioned country in the world and the Russian economy is in dire straights.

Everything Putin set out to achieve, he has FAILED

[TheButcher]

Key strategic city Pokrovsk has for all intents fallen to the Russians. Not good for Ukraine.


https://www.cnn.com/2025/11/08/europe/p ... putin-intl

[trafficseller]

Corruption is still a big problem in Ukraine


"A 15-month investigation and 1,000 hours of wiretapping culminated Monday in 70 raids."
https://www.politico.eu/article/ukraine ... gy-sector/

[vblogger]

Corruption is still a big problem in Ukraine


"A 15-month investigation and 1,000 hours of wiretapping culminated Monday in 70 raids."
https://www.politico.eu/article/ukraine ... gy-sector/

How many billion of our tax dollars we sent has gone to the pockets of these people in Ukraine.