Setting the date of the end of the war of Russia and the West in Ukraine. And expectations of the failure of the Ukrainian counteroffensive


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


New news of the Russian-Ukrainian war, presented by this episode of Samri channel.

The beginning is from Britain, which announced the arrival of depleted uranium shells to Ukraine in preparation for use in the Challenger 2 tanks that Britain had sent to Ukraine.

Russia has objected to the supply of severely depleted uranium to the Ukrainians, given the destructive nature of these nuclear missiles that have already been tested on battlefields such as Yugoslavia, Iraq and Afghanistan.


Russia has also begun to respond in practice by sending Iskander's nuclear missiles to Belarus, putting the British Isles within range of these missiles.

On the other hand, the episode shows a report broadcast by the American newspaper The New York Times about the upcoming Ukrainian counterattack. She pointed to the West's broad bet on this attack to force Russia to accept negotiations.

But in the same context, the episode points to a sharp decline in Western expectations that Russian President Vladimir Putin will accept the principle of negotiation even if he is defeated.


It also stresses the great difficulties facing Ukraine to make the spring offensive a success, especially in terms of the availability of ammunition for its air defense systems.

Belarusian air crews have completed training in the use of tactical nuclear weapons as part of Russia's plan to deploy those weapons in the territory of its ally Belarus amid fighting in neighboring Ukraine, the Russian Defense Ministry said Friday.


The ministry released a video in which a Belarusian pilot said the training course in Russia had given crews of the Belarusian Air Force's Su-25 attack aircraft the skills to use weapons.

Russian President Vladimir Putin announced last month that Moscow plans to deploy some of its tactical nuclear weapons on Belarusian territory.