Ukraine's daring attack into Russia continues to gain ground I Ukraine: The Latest, Podcast

Karma paying a visit to Kursk This week Ukraine war back in the US media again!

Here come all the bots to cope: 🇺🇦 is losing! mighty 🇷🇺 can’t be stopped! blah blah blah! And my fave: “This isn’t good for peace!” 2 weeks after 🇷🇺 wiped out the biggest children’s hospital. 🤦‍♂️

Just imagine if they had the air and long range support to attack into Russia with more than Ukrainian weapons. Just imagine how far they would have gotten with shaping operations from long range missiles and air strikes. They need to be able to attack into Russia with western weapons.

We have underestimate Ukraine over and over, they know Russia better than we do

Now all the russian bots will try to make these events look like they are not good and a failure!

Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦

I believe the torture is being because they want to torture, to inflict pain, not just to try to get information.

Surely the Ukrainians have not invaded its just a "special military operation"😂

I keep my friends up to date on the war and I can believe what I'm telling them...Day 3 of a Ukrainian campaign, by regular forces, into Russia.

The West must abandon its mindless deference to so-called "plausible denial" on the part of countries such as Kyrgyzstan. For starters, Kyrgyzstan's denial is NOT plausible. It's implausible denial, wildly implausible. In any event, plausible denial is not the correct standard of proof. In the US and many other countries, the standard used in civil lawsuits is preponderance of the evidence, which means more likely than not. Under that standard, Kyrgyzstan escapes liability only if we believe that it is more likely than not that Kyrgystan is telling the truth when it denies the allegation that it has been supplying the Russians with certain electronics. Rogue nations are very much aided by the West's mindless assumption that plausible denial is the appropriate standard. That assumption is all the more mindless when the West pretends an implausible denial is plausible, for example, when Russia denied its control over the Wagner Group. That denial was always implausible and has become extremely implausible by now. Yet, next time that Russia denies its control of Wagner, some dummies in the West will still toss their hands up and say "we can't do anything because they have plausible denial." NO, they don't. Anyway, plausible denial is not the right standard.

Is it really 650 episodes of Ukraine the Latest! I guess that's what happens after two and a half years. I think I listened to just about every single one. Even bought a subscription to the Telegraph because of them. Its important that Ukraine isn't forgotten and placing this war in its geopolitical context is crucial. First rate journalism from the team.

Ruzzia is toast. Get lost, bots.

💙💛Slava ukraini 💙💛🇺🇦🇺🇸

Well done the Telegraph team , another top report 👏 . Keep the fast pace up .

This is great, Ukraine needed to and have just changed the rules of this game!

In WW II, the US launched the Doolittle raid of Tokyo. Significant? Destruction was minimal, but it changed Japan's military strategy to attack Midway, which was very significant.

Slava Ukraini ♥️ 🇺🇦

Patton’s ghost is on the field

There are no Russian defences between them and Kursk. The Ukrainians are using jammers ahead of swarms of FPV Drones and thunder drive the light armoured troop carriers into the Russian lines while they are being swarmed and at the same time the heavy artillary and slower moving battle groups move up and consolidate their gains. Kersk is in their sights. Slava Ukraini

You'd think that after decades of Russia playing hockey with Canadians they'd have learned not to get jerseyed 😅