Ukraine launches the largest air attack against Russia... and reveals a bloodbath in Kharkiv

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ChYISCunJsU

New news about the Russian-Ukrainian war presented by this episode of Samri Channel.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said that the West prevents his country from using the weapons it obtains to strike Russian territory, considering that the West fears Russia’s defeat in that war. In an interview with Agence France-Presse, Zelensky spoke about the fact that Westerners are preventing Ukraine from using weapons supplied to it by Europe and the United States in order to strike Russian territory.

He said: “They (the Russians) can strike us from their territory, and this is the greatest advantage that Russia enjoys, and we cannot do anything to their weapons systems located on Russian territory using Western weapons. We have no right to do that,” stressing that he complained about that again. This week to US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken. Zelensky said that the West “fears” both a Russian defeat and a Ukrainian defeat in this war, explaining that the West fears that Russia will lose the war, and at the same time does not want Ukraine to lose it, because Ukraine’s final victory will lead to Russia’s defeat, and because Russia’s final victory It will lead to the defeat of Ukraine, but he did not explain the reasons he sees behind this.

He explained that his country faces several challenges that prevent it from making progress in the war with Russia, starting with the new Russian attack on the Kharkiv region (northeast), passing through the issue of Western aid and the shortage of forces, all the way to the Olympic Truce and inviting China to attend a peace summit. Zelensky added: “The Russians have launched their operation, and it could include several waves. This is the first wave in the Kharkiv region.”

He pointed out that the Russian forces penetrated between 5 and 10 kilometers along the northeastern border, before the Ukrainian forces stopped them, adding: “We stopped them... I will not say that it is a major Russian success, but we have to acknowledge that they are the ones who are penetrating into our land, and not "The opposite." Zelensky confirmed that Russia wants to attack Kharkiv, the second largest city in the country, only a few tens of kilometers from the front, while stressing that the battle for this city, if it takes place, will be difficult for the Russian army.

He said: “They want it, they want to attack, but they understand that it is an uphill battle. It is a big city and they understand that we have forces and that they will fight for a long time. In my opinion, they will not die in their millions to seize Kharkiv.” Zelensky said that Russia does not have the means to launch a new large-scale attack on Kiev, at a time when Moscow is launching an attack in eastern and northeastern Ukraine.

He added: "They do not have the necessary forces to launch a large-scale attack on the capital as they did at the beginning of the invasion," expressing his belief that Donbass and Kharkiv are two main targets for the Kremlin. He stated in this regard: “Today, we have 25% of what we need to defend Ukraine. I am talking about air defense systems, especially the American Patriot systems.”

He asked: “Can we get three billion to acquire two Patriot systems for the Kharkiv region, so bombs will not fall on the heads of our soldiers?” As for the F-16 fighter planes, some of which are scheduled to arrive in Ukraine this summer once pilot training is completed, Zelensky calls for his country to hand over a larger number of them, especially since Ukraine has set itself the goal of regaining control of its airspace this year. The Ukrainian President said that the required aircraft, which number between 120 and 130, are “in order to defend the airspace against 300 aircraft, which is the number of aircraft that Russia uses in Ukraine,” stressing the need for this fleet consisting of this number of aircraft in order to achieve equivalent.

#News
#Russia
#Ukraine

Zelensky is a fool.