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Wagner boss Yevgeny Prigozhin is back in Russia - in apparent defiance of a deal with Putin, Belarus's leader says. It comes after the mercenary chief's St Petersburg home is raided and a number of strange items found. Meanwhile, a deadly missile strike has caused devastation in Lviv. #ukraine #prigozhin #skynews

Einige Stunden lang sah es so aus, als ob Söldnerführer Jewgeni Prigoschin Moskau im Handstreich nehmen könnte. Dann ist seine Revolte genau so plötzlich wieder abgesagt worden: Prigoschin geht vorerst unbehelligt ins Ausland, Wladimir Putin bleibt an des Spitze seines Regimes. In einer TV Ansprache hatte der Kreml-Herrscher zuvor den Ernst der Lage eingeräumt und harte Strafen für die Aufständischen angekündigt - sein Image als unumstrittener Alleinherrscher ist seither beschädigt. Nun stellt sich die Frage, ob ein angeschlagener Putin weniger bedrohlich oder noch gefährlicher ist - auch mit Blick auf den Krieg in der Ukraine. Darüber diskutiert Wolfgang Geier mit Ursula Plassnik, ehem. Außenministerin (ÖVP) und ehem. Botschafterin Paris und Bern, Susanne Scholl, ehem. ORF-Korrespondentin Moskau, Wolfgang Müller, Osteuropaexperte, Universität Wien, und Albin Rentenberger, Militärexperte, Österreichisches Bundesheer. #politik #live #unterhaltung

Ukraine Forces Marine Eliminate Russian Troop Tank & Frontline Post With Rapid Attack Using Drone It will be difficult for Ukraine to proceed with its counteroffensive against Russian forces, and regaining territory is likely to cost a lot of money. On Friday, Ukrainian military officials reported progress along the front line in several places. The attack by Ukraine has started and is moving steadily forward. This conflict is very challenging. The fight will take a lot of time and money because of how violent it will be. Kyiv needed support now and in the future because the war was a long race rather than a jump. Despite Russia's initial losses, Ukraine still possessed enough firepower to launch its counteroffensive. The Ukrainian counteroffensive remains in its early stages, and decisive battles are stages,to according to military analysts. In two significant pushes in the south, Ukraine has so far reclaimed at least seven towns and roughly 72 square kilometres of land. Despite fierce fighting and the Russian Army's advantage in aviation and artillery, Ukrainian troops are making progress. However, the most important test of Ukraine's offensive is still to come because Ukrainian forces haven't yet approached the most heavily fortified Russian defensive lines, which are some distance from the front line. Kiev is thought to have assembled an assault force consisting of twelve brigades with a total of 1,000 soldiers, the majority of whom were cruising recently imported Western armoured vehicles. Despite admitting that his army lacks missiles and drones, Russian President Vladimir Putin has recently increased bombing operations. While most of the forces ready for the push are still on alert, Ukrainian troops are only a few miles from Russia's main fullback, making this Kyiv counteroffensive after a week of fierce fighting one of its toughest tests yet. From its western border all the way to the populated Crimea on the Black Sea, Russia has built thousands of defensive positions, including landmines, anti-tank ditches, and rows of asphalt. According to military analysts, Ukraine can keep an eye on the locations where Moscow commits troops to fortify its defences and launch attacks in regions with weaker defences, like the east, because it has a significant portion of its counteroffensive forces ready to go.

5 MINUTES AGO! Wrath of Ukraine! Russian minelayers destroyed While the Ukrainian army continues its strong counter-attack operations, the Russian army is helpless in the face of these rapid and powerful attacks. While the Russians continue to lose a large number of ammunition and military personnel as a result of the attacks carried out by Ukraine, the Ukrainian army cannot be stopped. The Russian army is having difficulty responding to the accelerating Ukrainian attacks. For this reason, they place mines in different regions using mine vehicles to slow down the Ukrainian army. The Russian army, which wants to slow down the Ukrainian army even if it cannot prevent it, wants to gain advantage in this way. The Ukrainian army managed to destroy the military vehicle used by Russia to lay mines. The Russian mine vehicle in the Zaporizhia region was destroyed with a successful operation with FPV drones near the region where Ukraine repelled the Russians. After the accurate attacks, the Russian mine vehicle became unusable. The Russians, who wanted to place mines in order to regain control in the region where Ukraine advanced, were not successful. The successful operations of the Ukrainian army disturb Russian commanders and Russian leader Vladimir Putin. Ukrainian attacks, which have recently increased and accelerated, are neutralising Russian troops like a hurricane. It is curious what measures Putin will take against Ukraine's powerful offensive operations. Do you think Ukraine's successful operations will continue? #ukraine #russia #war #news #ukrainerussiawar #russiaukraineconflict

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Brutal attack! Ukrainian drones brutally destroy dozens Russian tanks in counterattacks Brutal attack! Ukrainian drones brutally destroy dozens Russian tanks in counterattacks. Ukrainian drone in a southerly direction destroying a column of Russian invaders' armored vehicles. The operator may find a target in the firing position, provide the gunners with their coordinates and record their work, and strike directly from the first shot. In total, 17 Russian tanks were destroyed, according to the General Staff of the Armed Forces.

As Ukrainian troops advance, Russian despot Vladimir is threatening nuclear war

Ukraine war: Putin confirms first nuclear weapons moved to Belarus - BBC News Russia has already stationed a first batch of tactical nuclear weapons in Belarus, Vladimir Putin says. Speaking at an economic forum, he said they would only be used if Russia's territory or state was threatened. The US government says there is no indication the Kremlin plans to use nuclear weapons to attack Ukraine. The Russian leader is due to meet African leaders in St Petersburg after they visited Kyiv on Friday as part of a peace initiative they are presenting to both countries. However, while they were in the city it came under Russian missile attack. Please subscribe here #Russia #Ukraine #BBCNews