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The Russian army has successfully recaptured Lipchik,
and now has 60% of the territory under its control in Vovchansk.
The Russian army has been repeatedly hit by armored vehicles,
and the base is being bombed.
The old-fashioned armored vehicles are not well-made.
There are two ways to participate in the North-U.S. war,
the largest-scale exercise is to stop Russia.
Focusing on the battlefield dynamics,
studying the terrain,
welcome to the New Cold War Situation.
I'm Yu Tong.
Today is May 22, 2024.
The Russian-U.S. war has entered its 819th day.
The current situation in the Kharkov region
is still a focus of foreign concern.
And the Lipchik settlement and Vovchansk
have always been the main targets of the Russian army.
At the same time, the Kharkov border area
is also constantly being bombed by the Russian army.
The latest U.S. military report shows
that after launching several ATACMS
and self-destructing air bombs,
the Russian army was repelled.
At present, the Russian army has recaptured Lipchik
and is moving to the north with it as a base.
In the northern Vovchansk,
the Russian-U.S. forces are still fighting fiercely.
The Russian army has suffered heavy casualties
due to the Russian military's strong command in this direction.
Russia has once again launched land-sharing tactics.
Now the Vovchansk
is attacked at least 20 times a day by air bombs.
However, the Ukrainian armed forces say
that the Vovchansk they still control
is about 60% of the land.
The Russian army has been slowly advancing
along the Kharkiv Street in the northwest of Vovchansk.
It hopes to build a floating bridge under the destroyed bridge
and cross the Vovchak River to advance to the south of Vovchansk.
The Vovchak River flows into Donetsk
and Dnipropetrovsk.
However, it is not easy to cross the river.
A unit of the U.S. Marine Corps 36th Brigade
is in place
to deal with the Russian army's
larger-scale offensive in the future.
The Russian army is currently unable to cross the Vovchak River
and the attack has been suspended.
In addition, economists have revealed
that Russia originally planned to launch an attack
on Kharkiv on May 15th to 16th.
But for some reason,
the action was ahead of schedule.
The Russian army's attacks are mainly concentrated
in two directions in the east and west.
In the west, they plan to break through Dnipropetrovsk
in 72 hours
to reach the Kharkiv artillery
but this attack was successfully intercepted
by Ukraine's 92nd Brigade.
In the east, they plan to quickly break through Vovchansk
and advance all the way to Pecheneg Village.
However, the attack in this direction
was also successfully suppressed by the Russian army,
causing this lightning battle to be declared a failure.
At the same time, Sky News reported that
Ukraine will send troops to the border of Kharkiv
to prepare for a new round of Russian attack
to resist the Russian army's
long-term strengthening of the northeast border.
However, some analysts believe
that these efforts are not enough
to fully respond to the threat.
On May 21st, the Russian army continued
to launch large-scale attacks
on the front line of Bahamut,
but it was promoted by the U.S.
as a unit, making great progress.
The Russian army also tried to use
dozens of heavy equipment
to launch attacks
on the U.S. military positions
every morning for several days in a row.
The Russian army sent about
20 armored military vehicles
and sea tanks.
However, some of these equipment was destroyed,
while some were returned to their positions.
The attacks failed again and again.
In addition, after the Russian army
deployed the elite Kraken special operations forces
to the nuclear zone of Chasov Yar,
Russia suspended the attack there,
re-deployed and assembled troops,
and was preparing to attack
from the north of the town
and from Ivanovsky to the south
of Chasov Yar.
The Russian army pointed out
that the first Russian troops
are now landing near the buildings
on the outskirts of the town,
but the Russian army cut off
the rest of the headquarters
and was captured by the Ukrainian Kraken forces.
At present, there are no Russian troops
in Chasov Yar.
On May 20, Ukrainian missiles
and drones continued to attack
the Russian-occupied areas
in Crimea and eastern Ukraine.
Russian troops also hit
Lugansk-Dovzansk nuclear base
and the fuel depot,
In addition, the Russian army
also hit a Russian military camp
in the former Lugansk Internal Affairs
Academy.
Ukrainian media reported
that Ukraine had obtained
four ATACMS missiles
namely M-39, M-39A1,
M-48, M-57.
The M-39 and M-39A1
are equipped with rapid-fire missiles
suitable for striking
Russian troops and airports.
The M-48 and M-57 are single-barrel missiles
weighing 213 kilograms
and suitable for bombing bridges.
Previously, when Ukraine used
the Storm Shadow missile
to strike the Crimean Bridge,
there were problems with
insufficient weight,
insufficient power
and limited number of missiles.
Now it is different.
The ATACMS missiles are very sufficient
and it is no longer a problem
to destroy the Crimean Bridge.
However, whether it is the Storm Shadow
or the ATACMS,
they are more suitable for striking
high-value targets
rather than deciding
which weapons to suppress
on the battlefield.
Therefore, the F-16 fighter
is still the key to victory.
The latest satellite image shows
that in the Mansiysk region,
only 12 Tu-95MS strategic bombers,
13 Tu-22M3 strategic bombers,
1 Tu-60 and 2 Tu-12 military transport aircraft
Defense Express pointed out
that the Russian military
has one-third of the strategic missile carriers
in Ukraine.
This is confusing,
because the Odessa airport
is one of the main airports
during the Russian attack on Ukraine.
Russian aircraft will take off from here
and launch large-scale missile attacks
Therefore, the Defense Express guessed
that the Russian strategic air force
will gather at such a remote airport
and may be preparing for
another large-scale strike.
Of course, there is another possibility
that they want to protect
the most precious aircraft
to avoid being bombed by
the UAVs of Ukraine.
But is it really good
to put the eggs in one basket?
Recently, the Russian military
moved out the old antique armored vehicle
BTR-50 from the 1950s
to attract the attention of the outside world.
Although this armored transport vehicle
is safer than the Chinese golf car
widely used on the front line,
after 28 months of participation,
the fact is that
using this old armored transport vehicle
is a bad omen for the Russian army.
BTR-50 is a 15-ton armored transport vehicle
It can carry two crew members
and 20 passengers
and is equipped with a heavy machine gun.
Unfortunately,
this armored vehicle
according to the standards of the 1950s,
its protection ability is also quite poor.
This is also why the Russian army
has always been difficult to achieve
rapid breakthroughs on the Ukrainian defense line
due to the lack of advanced tanks
and armored vehicle mechanized troops.
The Russian army is always slow.
In fact, at first,
the Russian army was not willing to use
this kind of old antique,
but about 15 months after the war began,
the loss rate of the Russian army's
modern armored transport vehicle
exceeded the production rate.
There was no choice but to use it.
It is estimated that the Soviet old vehicles
in the Russian army's inventory
are almost used up.
A war has turned the Russian army
from a mechanized modern army
into a guerrilla army
that drives all kinds of junk cars.
The former commander of the U.S.
assistance to the European troops,
General Ben-Hurkis,
recently said that
NATO has begun to seriously consider
President Macron's initiative
to send troops to Ukraine.
He believes that there are two ways
One is to send air defense troops
so that it can help Ukraine
enhance air defense security.
The other way is to send
logistics or engineering troops
to use long-range weapons
to destroy Russian logistics.
General Ben-Hurkis also pointed out
that before sending troops to Ukraine,
NATO should clarify its strategic goals.
They just help Ukraine defeat Russia
and force its troops
to return to the border in 1991
instead of directly fighting the Russian army.
In fact, as long as the Russian logistics headquarters
are damaged, the Russian army
will not be able to continue fighting in Ukraine.
This is the least risky way
As for whether NATO is sending troops,
former U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates
said in a statement
that he does not deny this possibility,
but it should not be too much publicity.
There is no need to discuss it publicly.
Gates is a straightforward
expression of his heart.
He emphasized that it might be better
not to discuss sending troops,
but to do it boldly.
Let's look at the thoughts of other countries.
Lithuanian Foreign Minister said
that as long as a suitable alliance is formed,
Lithuania will immediately send
its military instructors back to Ukraine.
Lithuania is ready to join
an alliance led by France
to help the Russian army train soldiers.
Canada, Sweden, the Netherlands, Finland
and Estonia also support the proposal of sending troops.
Estonia even publicly said
that when their soldiers
enter Ukraine,
they can take over the defense of the Ukrainian
western military,
so that Ukraine can transfer troops
to the easternmost part of Ukraine.
It is worth noting that
Estonia and other countries
are holding a series of military exercises
The Independent reported that
NATO did not intend to cover
the fact that they were preparing
for the Russian army.
British Air Force Lieutenant General David Lambert
emphasized that the exercises
tried to simulate the actual situation in Ukraine.
The details of the Russian-Ukrainian war
were carefully analyzed
and used to design the combat scenarios
from the use of drones
to the manned tactics of Russia.
During the military exercise,
the Apache attack helicopter fired violently
to cover the ground troops
attacking Russian positions.
Then the drone and missile
repelled the Russian counterattack.
The British Commander-in-Chief
Charles Harris said
that the current situation is very tense.
I don't want to guess what will happen,
but as soldiers,
we must be ready at any time.
In addition, this year's exercise
is scheduled near the Russian border.
The understanding of this
is also different from previous years.
In addition to the Ukrainian war,
everyone understands the importance
of this exercise.
That's all for today.
See you next time.
