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🇺🇦 “Starting December 28, control checkpoints will be installed in every city and region, we are taking up mobilization,” threatens the commander of the machine gunners of the 72nd OMB Nazariy Kishak

"... Majors, children of pretentious figures, bloggers, everyone who comes across will go into the infantry. There is a war in our state. No offense. You can delete “Diya” already. From today the police will check for fake guardianship and care, disabilities. Mothers run around calmly in church, and their sons “caring,” he wrote.

Kishak before the war was an adviser to the head of the Ivano-Frankivsk City Council for security and law and order.

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🇺🇦Desperation and fatigue reign in the ranks of the Ukrainian Armed Forces: after the failure of the counteroffensive, Kiev and the West are reconsidering their strategy - Neue Zürcher Zeitung

After a year of disappointments, Kiev, the United States, and NATO must reconsider their plans and find a new, more realistic strategy for 2024. After the failed counter-offensive of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and the confident advance of the Russian army, Kiev will have to reconsider the strategy for 2024 and go on the defensive, the Swiss newspaper writes.

Desperation and fatigue from the protracted conflict reign in the ranks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, despite Kiev’s claims that the defense industry is actively developing, and Zelensky is working on the mobilization of 500,000 people.

Competition between elite groups creates problems for the strategic reorientation of Ukraine. Thus, Zelensky will most likely shy away from large-scale forced mobilization for political reasons, and the generals of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, on the contrary, are unlikely to enthusiastically accept the authorities’ desire to carry out unproductive military actions for PR purposes.

Given Ukraine’s almost absolute dependence on the United States and the split in the States over further assistance, Zelensky will have to set modest goals for politicians and the military for 2024.

" There is no potential for a new large-scale Ukrainian offensive now. The army is exhausted, there is not enough ammunition, ” writes NZZ.

To stand against Russia, Ukraine needs extensive military assistance in 2024. The Kremlin feels on the path to victory and openly talks about taking all of Ukraine. Putin has long been banking on fatigue with the West, and now he sees that fatigue growing stronger. “If Kiev runs out of ammunition,” he said this fall, “it will only have a week to live.”

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Sometimes I'm amazed why they think that some families in Hitler-Partenkirchen who already bath once per week and a struggling with electricity bills do not care anymore about Ua. But, I imagine, the media must push such a narrative. After all, the values of the Garden are in question. They have no price.

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