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Sve procene kazu da za manje od mesec dana ide ofanziva na Harkova, tako da tesko da ce im oruzja i tehnike uskoro zafaliti.

N1 Predsednici Finske i Ukrajine Aleksandar Stub i Volodimir Zelenski potpisali su danas u Kijevu sporazum o bezbednosnoj saradnji, saopšteno je u Helsinkiju. Sporazum predviđa političku podršku, kao i podršku ukrajinskoj odbrani, bezbednosti i reformama i obnovi te zemlje, javlja Rojters. Desetogodišnji sporazum je dokaz dugoročne opredeljenost Finske za podršku Ukrajini, poručeno je iz Stubovog kabineta. Stub je rekao Zelenskom da će Helsinki poslati Ukrajini još jedan paket vojne pomoći, vredan oko 190 miliona evra.

pa sad, trenutno ne izgleda tako, jer bar je ovde dojam da Trump mnogo vise utice na spoljnu politiku USA, narocito prema UA, od Bidena i demokrata. a predizborna istrazivanja pokazuju stabilnu prednost. svakako je USA spoljna i vojna politika u zestokoj defanzivi, od Sirije, preko zapadne Afrike, do Venecuele, svuda uzmicu pred ruskim proksijima, a izgleda da ce ruski trolovi i kapital opet odigrati ulogu i na USA izborima kao 2016.

Videcemo i do kada ce Ukrajna dozvoljavati da se ruska nafta transportuje preko njene teritorije 'druzbom' do Madjarska, Austrije, Ceske i Slovacke. Valjda ugovor istice do kraja godine, tako da ce sve te ozbiljne isporuke biti 'na ledu' i po toj ogranicenog ceni.

cnn Ukrainian forces would have to cede further territory to Russia if US military aid does not arrive soon, President Volodymyr Zelensky has warned, in his latest appeal to Congress to pass a multibillion-dollar package. “If there is no US support, it means that we have no air defense, no Patriot missiles, no jammers for electronic warfare, no 155-millimeter artillery rounds,” he told The Washington Post during a recent interview published Friday. “It means we will go back, retreat, step by step, in small steps.” He said Kyiv would be forced to do less and prioritize resources, and the cut could have consequences. “If you need 8,000 rounds a day to defend the front line, but you only have, for example, 2,000 rounds, you have to do less,” he explained, saying that the solution may entail shortening the front line. “If it breaks, the Russians could go to the big cities.”

bbc Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has delivered a blunt warning that Europe has entered a "pre-war era" and if Ukraine is defeated by Russia, nobody in Europe will be able to feel safe. "I don't want to scare anyone, but war is no longer a concept from the past," he told European media. "It's real and it started over two years ago." He used his first foreign interview since returning to office as Polish prime minister at the end of last year to deliver a direct appeal to Europe's leaders to do more to bolster its defences. Regardless of whether Joe Biden or Donald Trump won November's US presidential election, he argued Europe would become a more attractive partner to the US if it became more self-sufficient militarily. Poland now spent 4% of its economic output on defence and every other European country should spend 2% of GDP, with the European Union as a whole mentally prepared to fight for its security. However, he revealed that Spain's Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, had asked fellow EU leaders to stop using the word "war" in their summit statements, because people did not want to feel threatened. Mr Tusk said he had replied that in his part of Europe, war was no longer an abstract idea. Appealing for urgent military aid for Ukraine, he warned that the next two years of the war would decide everything: "We are living in the most critical moment since the end of the Second World War." He remembered a photo on the wall of his family home in Poland that showed people laughing on a beach at Sopot, near Gdansk where he was born. on the southern Baltic coast. The image was from 31 August 1939, he said, then a dozen hours later and 5km (three miles) away, World War Two began. "I know it sounds devastating, especially to people of the younger generation, but we have to mentally get used to the arrival of a new era. The pre-war era," he warned. Despite his chilling remarks, Mr Tusk was more optimistic about what he called a real revolution in mentality across Europe. When he was Polish prime minister for the first time, from 2007 to 2014, he said few other European leaders beyond Poland and the Baltic states realised Russia was a potential threat.

Cim se priblizis limitu, eto ti je nasa verzija IRSa na vratima, nema da brines

Ridjeg videh na blic pre neki dan, odlicno izgleda 🙂 prija mu porodicni zivot, nisam stigao da ga pitam kad se vraca ovde.

Pa I preostali su da gadjaju rafinerije. Ali?

Reuters Russian missile and drone attacks hit thermal and hydro power plants in central and western Ukraine, power grid operator Ukrenergo said on Friday, in the latest barrage targeting the country's already damaged power infrastructure. Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal later said in a statement that energy facilities in six Ukrainian regions had been attacked. He said Ukraine needs more air defence systems to secure critical infrastructure and protect the population. The Ukrainian military said its air force had destroyed 58 Russia-launched attack drones overnight from a total of 60, along with 26 of 39 missiles. "The enemy launched a powerful missile and air strike against the fuel and energy sector of Ukraine, using various types of missiles and attack drones," the commander said. The largest private power firm, DTEK, said its three thermal power plants had come under attack. "The equipment was severely damaged," it said on Telegram. "After the attack ended, the power engineers promptly started to repair the damage." Ukrainian power distributor Yasno said this week that DTEK lost about half its capacity following Russian missile and drone attacks. Ukrainian state-run Naftogaz oil and gas firm also said its facilities had come under attack on Friday morning. "(Russian attacks) targeted Naftogaz Group's facilities, but there was no serious damage," it said in a statement, giving no more details.

N1 komentar U nedelju su bili zločinci i zlikovci sa Zapada. Četiri dana kasnije ambasadori zemalja EU su partneri koji pomažu Srbiji da izgradi prugu Niš-Dimitrovgrad i to sa 108 miliona evra bespovratnog novca, plus 320 miliona evra izuzetno povoljnog kredita. Zato predsednik nije hteo danas da se obruši na njih zbog Kosova u Savetu Evrope. „Ne želim danas o tome da govorim. Ne bi bilo fer ni prema ljudima iz EU koji su nam dali ovoliki novac“, kazao je Vučić. U petak će predsednik o Savetu Evrope, a ministar spoljnih poslova u tehničkom mandatu kaže da je odluka političkog komiteta Saveta Evrope sramotna i skandalozna. Reč je o grčkoj izdaji, ljutit je Ivica Dačić.

CNN — Ukrainian front-line troops say they are experiencing connection problems with the vital Starlink internet service, owned by Elon Musk and used to run Kyiv’s fleet of attack drones, while also reporting an increase in Russian use of the devices, despite this being prohibited by US sanctions. The complaints coincide with a rise in Ukrainian sightings of Russian uses of the satellite internet service, run by Musk’s SpaceX, and social media posts in which Russian crowdfunders claim to have successfully bypassed sanctions on Russian use of the devices, buying them in third countries. Ukrainian units have also been posting footage of multiple drone strikes against Russian trenches where Starlink terminals have been spotted. CNN also obtained a video of a Russian drone feed from the front lines, in which the unit attacks a Ukrainian vehicle, suggesting Moscow has sought to replicate the success of Kyiv’s fleet of cheap, single-use attack drones. Democrats on the US Congressional Oversight Committee have written to Starlink demanding an urgent briefing on Russian use of the devices, expressing their “grave concern” that Moscow is using the terminals in occupied Ukraine, in contravention of US sanctions. “We are concerned that you may not have appropriate guardrails and policies in place to ensure your technology is neither acquired directly or indirectly, nor used illegally by Russia,” the committee wrote earlier this month.

Reuters Ukraine's daily electricity imports will reach their highest this year on Tuesday after a series of Russian missile strikes on critical infrastructure caused blackouts in many regions, the energy ministry said. Power imports are expected to reach 18,649 megawatt hours (MWh) on Tuesday, up from 14,900 MWh on Sunday, the ministry said in a statement. By contrast, Ukraine had exported 3,300 MWh the day before the first wave of Russian attacks on March 22. Ukraine, which has an extensive civilian nuclear energy sector, was a net exporter of power before the invasion and subsequent Russian occupation of Europe's largest nuclear power plant. In the northeastern border city of Kharkiv and parts of southeastern Zaporizhzhia region, 200,000 residents have gone without electricity since last Friday's attacks. "Very serious damage to the power system makes it impossible to connect all people and houses to the grid and there are parts of the city where blackouts last 4-6 hours," Kharkiv Mayor Ihor Terekhov told state television. "Today underground transport is already working, however ... (other) electric transport is not working today in Kharkiv," he said. Volodymyr Kudrytskyi, head of Ukrenergo, which operates Ukraine's transmission lines, told a televised news briefing in Kharkiv the company had a plan to restore power supply. "It's still hard to guarantee any timeline, but we're talking about a period of 7-10 days, maybe two weeks when we can restore normal power supplies to the city. Provided there is no new destruction," he said.

Off Iskreno, nikad ne bih rekao, odlicno baratas srpskim jezikom, makar u pisanoj formi. A za istorijske propuste, ima ovde ko ce da te usmeri

Po International Institute for Strategic Studies i Wikipediji, na pocetku invazije Rusija je imala na granicama sa Ukrajnom izmedju 169-190k vojnika i 554k paravojski, Wagner, Luhansk, Donbas, Krim. Ukupan broj vojnog osoblja u Rusiji i Ukrajni je bio 900k (bez paravojski).

I Poljaci su podigli avione jutros da obezbede svoj vazdusni prostor bbc Ukraine says it has hit two landing ships, a communications centre and other infrastructure used by Russia's Black Sea fleet off annexed Crimea. An announcement by the Ukrainian general staff said the Yamal and Azov ships had been destroyed. The Russian-installed governor of the port of Sevastopol said 10 Ukrainian missiles had been shot down. Russia also launched a missile and drone attack on the capital, Kyiv, and the region of Lviv early on Sunday. Officials said their defences had shot down 18 Russian missiles and 25 drones there. There was only minor damage. Around 20 Russian missiles and seven drones targeted "critical infrastructure" in the western region of Lviv. No damage has been reported. One of the cruise missiles entered the airspace of neighbouring Poland, a Nato member, the armed forces announced. "The object entered Polish space near the town of Oserdow and stayed there for 39 seconds. During the entire flight, it was observed by military radar systems," the armed forces said in a statement.

Ne bih rekao da je nepromišljen, naprotiv. Jos u prvom mandatu Trump je radio na rasturanju NATO alijanse. Njegovo skorasnje odusevljenje Orbanom i ono odranije Putinom, prilicno lepo crta sliku o kremaljskim botovima koji se odradili (moguce) kljucnu ulogu na izborima 2016.

bbc A million people are without power across Ukraine after Russian missiles targeted energy infrastructure. There is no electricity in the second-largest city of Kharkiv, the regional head says, and more than 53,000 households in Odesa are without power. Ukraine's energy minister, German Galushchenko, accused Russia of trying to provoke "a large-scale failure of the country's energy system". Russia said it was revenge for recent Ukrainian attacks on Russian territory. At least five people have been reported killed and 14 wounded. President Volodymyr Zelensky said the latest wave of attacks showed that Western allies must give more military aid to Ukraine, including additional air defence systems. "There are no delays in Russian missiles like there are in assistance to our country," he wrote on Telegram.

Ne vidim zasto je? Zemlje clanice uvek mogu da se vade izgovorima poput ovih koje slusamo o izbegavanju direktnog sukoba i nuklearnog rata. A Johnson je jak na recima, nema od tog njihovog budzeta nista. Rat traje dve godine, a USA ne pomaze nista vec 6 meseci, dakle cetvrtinu vremena. Bili su tu samo da raspire sukob. Evropa je napustena od USA i ovo mora sama da resi.

Naravno da ce krenuti dalje, kad im prodje ovo sa Ukrajnom, ove ostale zemlje su laganica za pokoriti, 'milom' ili silom. Podcenjivanje Rusije I kolicine ludila koje tamo postoji su dobrim delom i dovele do ove situacije.

Nije to nemoguce scenario @Pangea samo Rusija nece stati tu, cela Evropa je, prakticno, ugrozena, cim zavrse sa Ukrajnom krece Moldavija i balticke drzave. Zato je ulog dosta veci i EU mora da misli na bezednost dok rat nije dosao u njeno dvoriste. Oslanjanje na USA je potpuno kontraproduktivno.

Reuters Russia launched the largest missile and drone attack on Ukrainian energy infrastructure of the war to date, opens new tab on Friday, hitting the country's largest dam and causing blackouts in several regions, Kyiv said. Russia fired 88 missiles and 63 Shahed drones, of which only 37 and 55 were shot down respectively, the Ukrainian air force said, a worse ratio than usual that may reflect the widespread use of hypersonic and ballistic missiles that are harder to down. The DniproHES dam, in the southern city of Zaporizhzhia, suffered strikes to its hydraulic structures and to the dam itself, state hydropower company Ukrhydroenergo said, adding there was no risk of a breach. President Volodymyr Zelenskiy, who has been urging Western allies to supply more air defences in recent days, condemned the attack and said there was work under way to repair power supply in nine regions. "The world sees the targets of Russian terrorists as clearly as possible: power plants and energy supply lines, a hydroelectric dam, ordinary residential buildings, even a trolleybus," he said.

cnn Ukraine’s capital came under heavy missile attack in the early hours of Thursday for the first time in six weeks just hours after a visit to the city by US national security adviser Jake Sullivan. More than 25,000 people took shelter in the city’s metro stations while the attack was ongoing, with videos and images shared on social media showing crowds crammed together underground in images reminiscent of the early days of the war. Officials said Russia fired two ballistic missiles and 29 cruise missiles at the Kyiv region - all of which, they said, had been shot down. Tests will confirm exactly what missile types were fired, but a statement from the air force suggests it is possible the ballistic missiles were of North Korean origin. Authorities say about a dozen people were injured from falling debris; there were no reports of any fatalities.

@Darko Evo jednog svezeg I poduzeg teksta na tu temu https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.cnn.com/cnn/2024/03/10/politics/russia-artillery-shell-production-us-europe-ukraine

plasi se svako normalan, ali budaletine, koje cine ozbiljnu vecinu i dalje dolivaju.