I think most people would agree that any russian currently in Bahkmut is fair game. I suspect an extreme lack of peaceful civilian interaction left in that particular area.
So Prigozhin went fully against the Kremlin narrative it seems. Reporting that there's no NATO in Ukraine, no Nazis. Just Ukrainians and volunteers. Also that those in power were deluded if they ever thought NATO wouldn't supply Kyiv with weapons to defend itself.
Let's start with these:
https://www.ukrainianworldcongress.o...is-in-ukraine/
https://www.euronews.com/2023/03/24/...nazi-narrative
(granted these are probably biased but it is out there.)
And this one:
https://twitter.com/TheStudyofWar/st...03504932274181
Terribly sorry to hear about his upcoming accident.
The good ones always go too soon.
India complains that Russia isn't delivering weapons it owes because it's throwing everything at Ukraine
The Indian Air Force disclosed this week to its parliament that a "major delivery" contracted from Russia would not be showing up.
Nuff said.
I think the answer ranges from "not likely" to "when hell freezes over."
Meanwhile, Czech citizens raise €1.2m to send rocket launcher and 365 missiles to Ukraine.
Within a few weeks, a RМ-70 rocket launcher along and 365 missiles will be transferred to Ukraine from the Czech Republic. However, this is not part of and aid package from the government, but is the result of €1.2 million donations made by Czech citizens.
The launcher can fire 40 missiles in 90 seconds and can reload exceptionally quickly.
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We'll see who will run out of artillery first.
The European Union's top diplomat says the 27-nation bloc and Norway have endorsed a fast-track procedure to supply badly-needed artillery shells to Ukraine
Borrell said that he had won approval for his proposal to provide 1 billion euros ($1.1 billion) to encourage member nations to provide artillery shells from their stocks and any orders for new rounds that they might have placed with industry.
A further 1 billion euros would also be used to fast-track new orders and encourage countries to work together on those purchases through the EDA or in groups of at least three nations. Germany has already called for countries to join its own effort, which Berlin believes will go faster.
The third track of the program involves support to Europe’s defense industry. so that it can ramp up production in the longer term. EU officials have said that new joint orders could be placed by May if the plan is endorsed in its entirety.
EU defense industry has lagged behind the US. This may be the shot that it needs to rejuvenate the industry.
This has GOT to be not real...
https://imgur.com/gallery/C8mFjtF