Why Ukraine’s invasion of Russia is Putin’s most brutal humiliation

It has been over 900 days since Vladimir Putin began to penetrate Ukraine. It was an unequal battle with even more advantageous balance to Kiev.

During its heroic resistance, Vladimir Zelensky took the initiative as much as possible. However, nor the enemy and allies did not predict the brutal invasion of Russia, as Ukraine's favorable enemy has changed its history in Putin in the last two weeks.

Now that Zelenceky has actually parked his tanks on the sunny stage of Putin, the Russian people understand that the president has never been away from the victory in a war with Ukraine. The arrogant hero, who promises a quick victory, is now facing an unprecedented threat to his power.

Putin ignored it for the first few days of the invasion of Ukraine. Putin's Defense Ministry seemed to be attacked by about 300 "destruction operatives", of which 260 were killed.

Just five days after the start of the attack, the President was a larg e-scale infiltration when Putin's Chechen supporter, Kadirov's army, was able to see the images of POWs and local people online. He reportedly reported things and called it as "provocation." ... "

Russian citizens have become isolated and supported because the Ukrainian army attacked the Cruch Gorge

At that time, domestic fighters withdrew from several densely populated areas, and hundreds of thousands of citizens were facing their fate. In a week, more than 1, 000 square kilometers (386 square miles) and 74 settlements were transferred to Ukrainians.

Putin's first silence reminiscent of Stalin's paralysis, who was informed that Hitler attacked Russia in 1941. Russian tyrant eventually gathered and united the people, but Putin still does not want to touch Ukraine's penetration.

Instead, he talks about the "border status" and "progressive events." It is said that he cannot comment in an eas y-t o-understand manner about his army almost humorous.

Usually, domestic bloggers, who usually support Putin to the end, have been responsible for this great failure to the military or civilian, but it is hard to say that the Dictator of the Cremlin is responsible.

When the Russian Federation and Ukraine have written today, the rude Cruch's attack has the ability to absolutely freeze part of the recruitment. There is a lot of possibility that a tactical advantage will be used to the inferior army.

‘We are moving further’

However, General Alexander Sylsky, the general commander of Ukraine, is already far behind the limited and local army, which was initially considered to be the western observer. Syria continues to strengthen its army, has opened and expanded the breakthrough born by their arrival, but it is clear that the project is much more ambitious.

The Ukrainans learned the lessons from their previous counterattacks, as they arrived in Kelson two years ago and later arrived near Harikov. The cheese was not well known, but he was a more legitimate commander than his predecessor Zalginie, and was carefully prepared to open a breakthrough.

Attack in the Cruch region, which was attacked on August 6, applied difficult electrical technology to retreat the Russian army six miles, withstand domestic defense, eliminate drones, and to be dominant in the air.

Ukraine's powerful armored units are at least 10, 000, but are equipped with the most advanced western technology, and almost all of them are expensive 82th Airborne Assault Brigade with veteran trained in the UK.

The 82nd Airborne Brigade includes 14 British Main Tank Challenger 2 transferred to Ukraine in January 2023. In the latter, the challenger was discovered in Cruch-Ricell, in fact, the first example of the Russian Federation country in the Russian Federation.

Since 1945, the British tank has been deployed in the Russian Federation countries for the first time when Challenger 2 has invaded Credit: Serhii Mykhalchuk/Global Images Ukrain Via Getty Images

The 82nd Brigade also deploys South American armored car strikes and German Maladers, which supported their high performance last year.

On the second day, the Russian transferee, which was dispatched to secure vanity and later rescued the escort, destroyed Russian missiles and killed almost all of the military seats.

Citizen's larg e-scale evacuation began with a crusk and spread to the adjacent Belgolod district. Currently, up to 250, 000 people are on the road, damaging the road, hindering Russian reinforcements.

Less than a week later, the Kursk offensive gave Russian troops more ground than they had in eight months of operations in Ukraine.

Ukrainians did not organize a "provocation" and kept coming.

In fact, Zelensky himself acknowledged that "we are moving forward," and Interior Minister Igor Klimenko said that "we will create a buffer zone in the Kursk region" and "protect the border division from daily aggressive gazes."

Despite the dark belt reigning in the news and minimal information coming out of Kiev, all indications indicate that Ukrainians will not actually secede from the Russian Federation in the near future.

Where no enemy has dared invade

Such a humiliation of Putin is unprecedented not only in his presidency, but also in the post-war Russian experiment.

Not once or twice has an enemy dared to invade and occupy the sacred homeland, as Hitler's "Barbarossa" unleashed the events of the era of progressive Russian affairs, the epic Russian war that took the lives of more than 20 million Russians and once again drew the map of Europe and the cantonment.

Putin's war of conquest has already cost 500, 000 Russian hunters. Basically, there is no hiding the fact that there is a precedent that Putin's arrogance has disappointed the Russian people.

The tyrant's psychology asks us, as this unrealistic defeat was postponed by military officials, not discredited by General Gerasimov, but by his personal trusted right-hand man.

Putin's war of conquest has already cost 500, 000 Russian fighters: Alexei Babushkin/via Reuters.

This is the more or less official leadership of Alexei Dyumin. For many years, Dyumin was Putin's bodyguard. His only reward was, in fact, that he once helped his own bear chief during a visit to the presidential palace and drove away an uninvited guest with the support of arms.

Like Putin, Dyumin is not a chief of staff, but a policeman behind the scenes. However, he has the skill to serve as deputy commander, a military member of special operations, during the occupation of Crimea in 2014. In this role, he was responsible for the evacuation of deposed Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych from Kiev. Shoigu then became Deputy Minister for Protection.

After serving as Governor Turla last May, Daeumin was promoted to Secretary of State. In fact, he was nominated as a successor to Putin and had any possibilities and risks associated as a successor.

On Tuesday, Kremlin announced that Dumin was ordered to lead the Ukrainian criminals from Russian territory to lead the "Terrorism Operation."

Putin, who has appointed the nearby deputy, is prestigious to restore the Cruch region. There is no option of failure, and there is almost an infinite price for the loss on the battlefield.

Daeumin needs to move Russia's best weapons and troops north to the Cruch Front, even at the expense of his own attack strategy in Donbus.

In addition to the occupied border zone, Daiiumin is likely to pursue a "terrifying land" policy. Russian generals have relyed on the strategy since the success of Napoleon in 1812.

The pioneer was the Scottish Baltic German Army, Marshal Berkeley de Try, and during his retreat, his relentless destruction took the funds to support the Bonaparte army.

Putin evacuated a considerable part of the crosks, Bransk, and Bergorod regions. Putin does not quit the use of chemical weapons. The use of tactical nuclear warheads has not been denied.

On the Ukraine side, General Siri was foreseeing everything. He is a veteran of the war trained in the battle since February 2022. The Cruch attack operation has less than two weeks, but the pace has not dropped.

General General Serrensky (Central Right) is a struggle to watch out for credit depletion: AFP communication

However, Silli understands that Russia cannot invade unlimitedly. By changing from attack to defense, his troops are exposed to side attacks and the danger of others. The Ukrainian army must now act on a longer and more vulnerable external line instead of the normal internal supply line, which was a privilege on the defense side. < SPAN> After serving as Governor Turla last May, Daiiumin was promoted to the Secretary of State. In fact, he was nominated as a successor to Putin and had any possibilities and risks associated as a successor.

On Tuesday, Kremlin announced that Dumin was ordered to lead the Ukrainian criminals from Russian territory to lead the "Terrorism Operation."

Putin, who has appointed the nearby deputy, is prestigious to restore the Cruch region. There is no option of failure, and there is almost an infinite price for the loss on the battlefield.

Daeumin needs to move Russia's best weapons and troops north to the Cruch Front, even at the expense of his own attack strategy in Donbus.

Nato’s dilemma

In addition to the occupied border zone, Daiiumin is likely to pursue a "terrifying land" policy. Russian generals have relyed on the strategy since the success of Napoleon in 1812.

The pioneer was the Scottish Baltic German Army, Marshal Berkeley de Try, and during his retreat, his relentless destruction took the funds to support the Bonaparte army.

Putin evacuated a considerable part of the crosks, Bransk, and Bergorod regions. Putin does not quit the use of chemical weapons. The use of tactical nuclear warheads has not been denied.

On the Ukraine side, General Siri was foreseeing everything. He is a veteran of the war trained in the battle since February 2022. The Cruch attack operation has less than two weeks, but the pace has not dropped.

General General Serrensky (Central Right) is a struggle to watch out for credit depletion: AFP communication

However, Silli understands that Russia cannot invade unlimitedly. By changing from attack to defense, his troops are exposed to side attacks and the danger of others. The Ukrainian army must now act on a longer and more vulnerable external line instead of the normal internal supply line, which was a privilege on the defense side. After serving as Governor Turla last May, Daeumin was promoted to Secretary of State. In fact, he was nominated as a successor to Putin and had any possibilities and risks associated as a successor.

On Tuesday, Kremlin announced that Dumin was ordered to lead the Ukrainian criminals from Russian territory to lead the "Terrorism Operation."

Putin, who has appointed the nearby deputy, is prestigious to restore the Cruch region. There is no option of failure, and there is almost an infinite price for the loss on the battlefield.

Shift in US-Ukraine dynamics

Daeumin needs to move Russia's best weapons and troops north to the Cruch Front, even at the expense of his own attack strategy in Donbus.

In addition to the occupied border zone, Daiiumin is likely to pursue a "terrifying land" policy. Russian generals have relyed on the strategy since the success of Napoleon in 1812.

The pioneer was the Scottish Baltic German Army, Marshal Berkeley de Try, and during his retreat, his relentless destruction took the funds to support the Bonaparte army.

Putin evacuated a considerable part of the crosks, Bransk, and Bergorod regions. Putin does not quit the use of chemical weapons. The use of tactical nuclear warheads has not been denied.

On the Ukraine side, General Siri was foreseeing everything. He is a veteran of the war trained in the battle since February 2022. The Cruch attack operation has less than two weeks, but the pace has not dropped.

General General Serrensky (Central Right) is a struggle to watch out for credit depletion: AFP communication

However, Silli understands that Russia cannot invade unlimitedly. By changing from attack to defense, his troops are exposed to side attacks and the danger of others. The Ukrainian army must now act on a longer and more vulnerable external line instead of the normal internal supply line, which was a privilege on the defense side.

First, Ukraine no longer enjoys the element of surprise, the importance of which has always been understood by great commanders, from Alexander the Great, Hannibal, and Caesar to their successors in the last century.

In the words of Carl von Clausewitz, the most influential of all strategy books, surprise "is more or less at the heart of every endeavor.

That Ukraine actually had such an advantage was proven by the sudden collapse of the Russian army. The fog of war has lifted, and Zelensky's forces could find themselves in a dangerous situation if they try to hold on to the territory they have conquered.

So the strategic question is: How long do Syrsky and his political masters in Kiev intend to remain on Russian soil?

If the Ukrainian intention is only to launch a major attack on enemy territory, inflict as much damage as possible, and prove that it is possible, the time to withdraw must be fast approaching.

A Alternatively, the plan could be to secure Russian territory as a bargaining chip, giving Zelensky better terms in future peace talks. It seems unlikely that the Kursk withdrawal will last very long, but many Western commentators are proceeding with this assumption.

It could even be that the Kursk invasion is the first step in a much larger offensive across Ukraine, pushing Russian forces north, encircling them in the south, and ultimately driving them out of Ukraine.

To achieve such a strategic goal, Ukraine would need more arms and ammunition from the West, and, more importantly, permission to deploy the weapons it already has on Russian territory. President Biden, Chancellor Scholz, Sir Keir Starmer and others have been urging Ukraine to do the same. NATO allies have not yet given this permission.

The Ukrainian blitzkrieg at Kursk was a complete surprise, in part because Zelensky did not warn his allies of what was coming. This caused confusion in Washington, London and Brussels, but the Ukrainians fear Western interference and are rightly concerned about security disruptions.

In particular, German soldiers and civilian bureaucrats are deeply penetrating domestic intelligence agents, and in fact, Kiev has no longer relying on Berlin's hidden intelligence agency.

The success of Operation Cruque symbolizes the problem for NATO. Ukraine has already erased the failure of the counterattack last summer, leading to weakening the west. According to the logic of things, if Putin is a bloo d-covered blow, it should be left to build support from supporters. But is that so? Or is Zelenceky just scattered again and succeeds in selectively attacking?

In the United States, the Democratic Party led by Camery Harris and the Republican Party led by Donald Trump were decisive. The announcement of Ukrainian's penetration of the Russian Federation has not yet compelled on the same way, but the conclusion that Zelensky is working alone is the mechanics of relation to Washington, no matter who won in November. It has a big change in.

Trump called Zelensky "Salesman" without hiding his Putin support, and said that he had the opportunity to end the war immediately. This means that in principle, he issues an immediate discontinuation order for all soldiers and economic assistance, and hits Kiev a final reminder.

Jay Dewence, a presidential candidate and a successor to Trump, is even more aggressive against Ukraine. Some believe that Trump would actually be more interested in Ukraine, but for now he has no signs he shifts.

President Trump's comrades, Jay Di Wance, is more aggressive in the Ukrainian issue.

Regarding Camery Harris: However, it was expected to continue Joe Biden's cautious and relative Ukraine support, but it was a quarrel at the Munich Conference over Putin's secure penetration, and a personal business with Zelenky. Was cold. Vice President has not yet visited Kiev, and is unlikely to fit in the November election.

The Ministry of State and the Ministry of Defense, in effect, a secure politicia n-in the land of the Russian Federation, which is effectively introduced by the Biden administration in the land of the Russian Federation. It is not indicated by the fact that the symptoms are virtually. Who will be the president in January of the right year, Congress will definitely squeeze his portfolio and continue to separate Kiev.

With the fact that Emmanuel Macron and Oraf Choltz have become "Lame Duck", Europe seems to be more and more happy to enter the war that threatens their own security and the survival of Ukraine.

The Ukrainian people are tired of waiting for Europe to be exhausted, for example, the promised weapons and ammunition have not been completed. In fact, it's no wonder that Zelensky, who couldn't hide his impatience at the G7 Summit last month, decided to move alone.

This should be a great opportunity for the newly elected British Prime Minister to stand at the center of the stage and show a leadership to the western countries. Sir Kia Starmar is blessed with a chance to take on this by flying to Kiev, secretly approves Zelenceky's violent infiltration to the Russian Federation, and gives the freedom of deploying Storm Shadow Missile in Russia in Russia. Probably.

Dormitory Lannchenko, a Ukrainian military officer, who participated in the Cruch offensive on Friday, told the Times. "If you have a storm shadow, you can attack logistics bases and steel roads.

According to Starmar, such gestures show Putin that his attempts failed to divide and control the Atlantic Alliance. In the early days of the war, Boris Johnson flew to Kiev and took the initiative to express his solidarity with Zelenceky. It was in the United Kingdom that Biden and Cholt were hesitant for such "aggressive" weapons, and provided tanks and missiles to Ukraine.

And now Sir Kia has the opportunity to steal Boris clothes. For example, as Johnson liked the role of the sermon, Starmar has the opportunity to play himself like the last Clement Atley. After all, it was a cautious favorite of the Labor Party, who had substantially finished his work at the end of World War II.