The War In Ukraine
Col. Doug Macgregor - Ukraine Russia Latest
The Ukrainian Armed Forces are losing 20,000 soldiers a month, that is simply unsustainable militarily.
Hmmm,
interesting 20,000 a month equates to 666 troops a day!
When you hear the word Russia in the
Western “lame stream” media substitute Ukraine!
The link to Col. McGregor’s interview
is below.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ueVccOhQ7C8
RUSSIA PRESENTS EVIDENCE OF U.S.
BIO LAB ACTIVITY IN UKRAINE
Kirillov noted that on Russia's
initiative, a conference of the Biological Weapons Convention was held in
Geneva between September 5-9 in response to the US and Ukrainian violations of
Articles I and IV.
"The participants of the
meeting received copies of real documents previously mentioned by the Ministry
of Defense of Russia, as well as material evidence confirming the
implementation of work on military-biological programs in Ukraine, for consideration,"
the Russian official revealed.
According to the Russian
defense official, members of other delegations had no doubts about the
authenticity of the submitted documents.
The United States defended last
week once again its biosecurity cooperation with Ukraine, claiming that their
activities were in support of the Biological Weapons Convention.
Russia sent in late July a formal request for a consultation
meeting of the party states to the Biological Weapons Convention after it
provided the states with documents proving how the US was funding a network of
biological laboratories in Ukraine.
Russia's Ambassador to the UN, Vassily Nebenzia, said during
a UN Security Council meeting that Moscow would activate Articles 5 and 6 of
the Biological Weapons Convention BWC to investigate the Biolabs in Ukraine.
Article 5 of the BWC stipulates
that "The states, parties to this Convention, undertake to consult one
another and to co-operate in solving any problems which may arise in relation
to the objective of, or in the application of the provisions of, the
Convention. Consultation and co-operation pursuant to this Article may also be
undertaken through appropriate international procedures within the framework of
the United Nations and in accordance with its Charter."
Article 6 states that "any state party to this
Convention, which finds that any other state party is acting in breach of
obligations deriving from the provisions of the Convention, may lodge a
complaint with the Security Council of the United Nations. Such a complaint
should include all possible evidence confirming its validity, as well as a
request for its consideration by the Security Council."
The head of the Russian Federal Service for Surveillance on Consumer
Rights Protection and Human Wellbeing said there are more than 300 US-funded
civilian and military biological laboratories in the world, hinting that they
are particularly concentrated in Ukraine.
Kirillov recently said the United States was planning on
transferring its programs of biological research from Ukraine to post-Soviet
republics, as well as Eastern European and Baltic states.
The US had been denying the
existence of the Biolabs for months before confirming Russia's accusations,
with Under Secretary for
Political Affairs Victoria Nuland saying Washington had what she referred to as
"biological research facilities" in Ukraine.
Data on biological laboratories
found in Ukraine does not help the case of the US against claims regarding its
compliance with the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention (BTWC), Russian
foreign ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova had said.
Moscow also exhibited documents confirming the organization of
military-biological work by the Pentagon represented by the US Department of
Defense Threat Reduction Department
U.N.
IAEA POLITICIZING A NUCLEAR POWER PLANT CRISES
UN nuclear watchdog IAEA has faced criticism from the head of the Russian nuclear agency Rosatom over politicizing its narrative on Ukraine and allowing politics to shape its reports on Kiev. The International Atomic Energy Agency's Board of Governors passed on Thursday a resolution demanding Moscow to "immediately cease all actions against, and at, the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant." The accusations from the West come as Russia stresses that Kiev is behind the attacks on the nuclear facility that has been under its control since March.
The IAEA
board passed a resolution on Thursday calling on Russia to withdraw its forces
from the ZNPP without making any mention of the systematic Ukrainain shelling
of the nuclear power plant. Earlier
that day, the Russian Permanent Mission to International Organizations in
Vienna said: "Western countries voted through the IAEA Board of Governors
to drag an anti-Russian resolution on the Ukrainian issue." "They
know full well what is happening there and where [attacks] are coming from…
They definitely share this information online with [the headquarters in] Vienna
and a political component is added at some stage," Rosatom chief Alexey
Likhachev said in an interview that aired Sunday.
On September 1, the IAEA sent a 14-person team to
the site, including its Director General Rafael Grossi, to assess the situation
at the plant. At least two members of the team were to remain there on a
permanent basis to ensure the facility's safety. On
September 7, the IAEA issued a report in light of the attacks launched by
Kiev's forces on the ZNPP, in which it called for the immediate establishment
of a protective zone at its premises and vicinities. Russia regretted that the
IAEA did not name the source of the shelling at the ZNPP, Russia's Ambassador
to the United Nations Vassily Nebenzia said.
Grossi said last Sunday that he was negotiating a
safe zone around the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant in southern Ukraine. His
statement came after
Russian President Vladimir Putin warned his French counterpart during a phone
call over the potential "catastrophic consequences" of Ukrainian
attacks on the ZNPP in a Russian-controlled area of Ukraine. The situation at
ZNPP remained "precarious" after the shelling damaged the nuclear
site’s vital infrastructure, Grossi said
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eKGaeetOSO4
Battle for Donestk, Sept. 20, 2022
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZnNZomjfqs
Soledar Direction Chronicle of Battles, September 18-20,
2022
▪️After the release of Ukrainian formations from Kharkiv Direction, a significant number of troops were redeployed to Luhansk Direction. Kreminna, Rubizhne and Lysychans'k are AFU’s priority targets.
▪️AFU managed to occupy Bilohorivka, being a grey zone for a long
time.
▪️Ukrainian forces managed to break through Russian Armed Forces' defence for a short time in Berestove. As a result of the counterattack, AFU were pushed back from the village. The settlement is fully controlled by Allied Forces.
▪️North of Berestove, AFU managed to occupy Spirne. Part of Wagner’sPMC forces had to be redeployed there. Ukrainian formations are trying to push through Allied Forces’ defences.
▪️Heavy fighting continues in Soledar. Allied Forces are storming abandoned residential areas from the side of KNAUF Gips Donbass Factory. At the moment, Russian troops control at least a quarter of the city.
▪️Wagner’s PMC main forces continue to methodically destroy AFU firing points in Bakhmut (Artemivsk). Reports about the control over the champagne factory have not been confirmed. PMC forces are at a crossroads in the eastern part of Patrice Lumumba Street.
Southeast of Bakhmut, Donbasskaya Electric Substation (Pidstantsiya "Donbassʹka”), a powerful AFU stronghold, was mopped up. Now Wagner’s PMC forces operating in this area are developing an offensive in the direction of Vesela Dolyna.
▪️At this stage neither Bakhmut nor Soledar
can be swooped in. Allied Forces carry out the task of methodically mopping up
the approaches and outskirts. Despite the relatively slow pace of advance, Allied Forces successfully
carry out the task of destroying the enemy's reinforcements and cutting off
their main communications.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_CFttUfDKSA
Fighting for Pisky and Donetsk Airport in September 2022
▪️In late August and early September, DPR People’s Militia's 11th
Regiment troops after a prolonged fighting stormed AFU positions at the
junction of Donetsk Ring Road south of Pisky. It is one of the key Ukrainian
defence nodes on the front line between Pisky and Pervomais'ke.
▪️On September 5, AFU units were forced to abandon their strongholds near
the western part of Donetsk Airport Runway, the so-called "Anthill",
through which Ukrainian sabotage and reconnaissance groups were moving.
▪️On September 6, after a month of fighting, DPR People’s Militia's 11th
Regiment gained control over Donetsk Seed Station and the bridges on the
outskirts of Pisky. Pisky came under Allied Forces’ complete control.
▪️On September 8, after a prolonged fighting, Sparta Battalion, together
with Archangel Michael Battalion, took control over the so-called "Big
Anthill", a powerful fortification with multilevel passages and concrete
shelters. With the capture of "Big Anthill", the entire territory of
Donetsk Airport came under Allied Forces’ control.
▪️From September 10 to 13, AFU attempted several unsuccessful
counterattacks on the lost positions near the bridge on Donetsk Ring Road and
Donetsk Seed Station.
▪️On September 14, AFU attempted a counterattack on their lost strongholds
in the western part of Donetsk Airport on Opytne side, but came under heavy
fire from DPR People’s Militia Somalia Battalion and were forced to retreat
with heavy losses.
▪️Exhausted by heavy losses and demoralized by continuous and accurate
Allied Forces’ fire, AFU units stopped their attempts to counterattack DPR
People’s Militia positions. Positional fighting is underway in the
vicinity of Pisky, near Pervomais'ke and Opytne.
Battle for Kherson Sept 16, 2022
▪️For the first time in several days, AFU launched a major attack in the area near Pravdyne located south of Posad-Pokrovske.
▪️AFU’s armored group of three tanks and six infantry fighting vehicles took part in the offensive. However, Russian Armed Forces' reserves and Russian Aerospace Forces' army aviation prevented AFU from achieving their objective.
▪️In the course of fighting, Russian paratroopers destroyed four enemy infantry fighting vehicles and all three tanks. AFU’s attack failed.
🔻There are no significant changes in other sections of the front. At night, Russian artillery and aviation launched massive strikes on AFU bridgehead near Sukhyi Stavok.
▪️Due to strikes on hydraulic structures in Kryvyi Rih, the water level in Inhulets’ River, along which part of the front line runs, has significantly increased. Part of the Ukrainian crossings were demolished, significantly complicating the supply of forces in the "gut" near Sukhyi Stavok.
▪️In retaliation for failures in the offensive in the south, AFU is targeting civilian infrastructure. In the morning, several missiles hit the regional administration building in Kherson.
▪️The driver of one of the officials was killed, as well as two bystanders. Thirteen other people were injured to varying degrees of severity.
🔻In the near future, Ukrainian Command will try to use their numerical superiority and will continue to attack Russian Armed Forces’ positions.
▪️Also, AFU will deliberately hit civilian facilities in residential areas in order to intimidate the local population and create a humanitarian disaster in Kherson Region.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCIE1V-aCVI
US military members in 2015
https://www.army.mil/article/148730/paratroopers_visit_wounded_ukrainian_soldiers
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