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UKRAINIAN SLAUGHTER OF RUSSIAN TROOPS CONTINUE 1500 PER DAY

12/16/2022

CHICAGO (EJP),The Russian forces continue to suffer extremely heavy casualties on the ground. In the past 48 hours alone (December 16, 2022), the Russian forces have lost close to 1,400 troops killed and approximately twice to thrice that number wounded.

Overall, the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense claimed that as of Thursday 12/15/2022, Ukrainian forces have killed approximately 96,590 Russian troops (and wounded approximately twice to thrice that number), destroyed 281 fighter, attack, bomber, and transport jets, 264 attack and transport helicopters, 2,975 tanks, 1,943 artillery pieces, 5,946 armored personnel carriers and infantry fighting vehicles, 406 Multiple Launch Rocket Systems (MLRS), 16 boats and cutters, 4,563 vehicles and fuel tanks, 211 anti-aircraft batteries, 1,644 tactical unmanned aerial systems, 172 special equipment platforms, such as bridging vehicles, and four mobile Iskander ballistic missile systems, and 592 cruise missiles shot down by the Ukrainian air defenses.

The Russian Strategic Calculus Despite a partial mobilization of the reserves, which should have produced approximately 300,000 troops, the Russian forces on the frontlines continue to suffer severe manpower shortages.Coupled with the heavy casualties that the Russian forces suffer daily—according to the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense, Russia lost more than 15,000 troops killed in November—Moscow lacks the short-term capability to undertake large-scale offensive operations. Russia figures that they will need another 300,000 new troops by February 2023 to replace the 300,000 troops that were last called up and were killed.

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94,140 Russians now Dead

12/13/2022

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Chicago (EJP) According to the Ukrainian Defense Ministry, 380 Russian soldiers have died in Ukraine within a day.

+++ Because the enemy is not only in Kiev: Russia announces the production of the “most powerful” weapon +++

According to Ukrainian sources, 94,140 Russian soldiers have been „eliminated“ since the beginning of the war in February. In addition to soldiers, Russia lost 2,900 tanks, more than 5,900 armored vehicles and 1,600 drones in the war against Ukraine. Moscow itself does not publish information about its own losses.

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The 291st Day of the Ukrainian War- 94,000 Russians are Dead

12/11/2022

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Chicago-(EJP) 12/11/2022 the war in Ukraine continues on its 291st day. The Russian military remains on the defensive while the Kremlin is looking to raise money for the war.
Overall, the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense claimed that as of Sunday, 12/11/2022 Ukrainian forces have killed approximately 94,140 Russian troops (and wounded approximately twice to thrice that number), destroyed 281 fighter, attack, bomber, and transport jets, 264 attack and transport helicopters, 2,942 tanks, 1,928 artillery pieces, 5,920 armored personnel carriers and infantry fighting vehicles, 397 Multiple Launch Rocket Systems (MLRS), 16 boats and cutters, 4,540 vehicles and fuel tanks, 211 anti-aircraft batteries, 1,603 tactical unmanned aerial systems, 167 special equipment platforms, such as bridging vehicles, and four mobile Iskander ballistic missile systems, and 592 cruise missiles shot down by the Ukrainian air defenses.

The way the war has gone has revealed the many and widespread problems of the Russian defense and intelligence apparatuses. Among all of its tactical and strategic failures, the Russian military has had its fair share of friendly fire incidents. In November, Russian artillery mistakenly struck the positions of the 1st Army Corps near Kherson City. More than 14 Russian troops were killed and at least seven others were wounded.
“Thus, on November 24, 2022 an artillery unit of the armed forces of the Russian Federation shelled the positions of the mobilized 1st Army Corps ‘Donetsk’ of the Russian occupation troops on the southwestern outskirts of the settlement of Tsukura in the temporarily occupied territory of the Kherson region,” a Ukrainian defense official said.
Russian commanders have shown an utter disregard for the lives of their troops, even using World War II-style mass frontal infantry attacks to capture Ukrainian positions. To be sure, that is the Russian way of war.
For hundreds of years, Russian commanders have operated with the comfort of great numbers of reserves. During World War II, the Soviet Army was able to stop and push back the German Wehrmacht partly because of its manpower. Even though Soviet forces were losing hundreds of thousands of troops killed and wounded at every major battle, Soviet commanders could call up more.
Professor Sarkov said that Putin is prepared to lose 20 million Russians.

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UKRAINE BOMBS THE RUSSIAN AIRPORT KURSK, MOSCOW IS NEXT

12/6/2022

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Ukraine (EJP) The attack on the Kursk airport, which was closed to civil aviation after Russia invaded Ukraine in February, followed Monday’s strikes on Russian strategic-bomber bases in Engels and Diagilevo. Both bases are hundreds of miles from Ukrainian-controlled territory. Kursk is around 65 miles from the Ukrainian border. Moscow and the Kremlin are next on the Ukrainian hit list. The goal now is to bring the war to Russia.
The Ukrainian government usually refrains from claiming strikes on Russian territory and hasn’t commented on this week’s strikes. On Monday December 5, 2022, Ukrainian officials stated that their weapons were capable of reaching Moscow. Russia’s Ministry of Defense said Monday’s attack killed three service members and damaged two aircraft.
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday gathered his national-security council for a meeting on how to guarantee “internal security,” according to state media. Putin now walks around with a bullet proof vest.
While Ukraine lacks the kind of long-range cruise and ballistic missiles Moscow has rained on Ukrainian cities for the past nine months, Western officials say that Kyiv has partially offset that asymmetry with attacks on strategic targets deep in Russian territory. Those include the October strike against the bridge linking Russia to Crimea and the August destruction of several military aircraft at the Saki air base.m Russia's Kursk Airfield after
It couldn’t be established what weapons were used in these raids. Russia said Monday’s attacks on Engels and Diagilevo were carried out with Soviet-designed jet drones, without providing more details. Tu-141 Strizh reconnaissance drones, designed in the 1970s and originally manufactured in Ukraine, have a range of hundreds of miles. Outfitted with a modern warhead and navigation system, they essentially function like a cruise missile, military analysts say.
In Kursk, firefighters were trying to extinguish the blaze at the airfield on Tuesday morning, and classes were canceled for the day at two schools in the area, according to the region’s governor, Roman Starovoyt. There were no casualties from Tuesday’s strike, he said. Footage posted on local news sites showed predawn explosions and a plume of smoke rising into the sky after daybreak.
Russian news channels and military analysts also said Russian air defenses Tuesday repelled another Ukrainian drone attack on the Belbek military air base in occupied Crimea.
Russia has relied heavily on its strategic aviation to lob cruise missiles at Ukrainian cities, targeting the country’s electricity infrastructure in an attempt to create a humanitarian crisis and force Kyiv into peace talks that would leave Moscow in control of occupied Ukrainian territory, analysts say.12-05-2022 Monday’s strikes in Engels and Diagilevo came just hours before the latest such barrage of over 70 cruise missiles launched by Russia’s strategic bombers and from Black Sea Fleet vessels.
Ukraine said that it intercepted more than 60 of those missiles, which killed four thousand people, and that the impact on its electricity supply was limited compared with the multiday blackout caused by the barrage on Nov. 23. 2022, Only the area around Odessa in the south experienced an overnight power outage, with officials saying Tuesday morning that heating services were resuming. Ukrainian officials warned Tuesday that Russia might launch a second-day salvo on targets it missed the previous day, a pattern that Moscow has sometimes followed in the past.
Russia’s Soviet-vintage strategic bombers are part of its nuclear triad, alongside ground and sea-launched missiles. Since neither the airframes nor the engines are manufactured anymore, the loss of any such aircraft is a non-replenishable blow to Russia’s military capacity. Photographs posted by Russian news channels from Diagilevo showed a Tu-22 bomber, with what appeared to be a Kh-22 missile already attached, sustaining severe damage during a strike while refueling.
Britain’s Ministry of Defense said Tuesday that the attacks on Engels—the main operating base of long-range aviation in western Russia—and on Diagilevo would be considered by Moscow as “some of the most significant failures of force protection since its invasion of Ukraine.” The Russian chain of command would probably severely punish officers deemed responsible for the incidents, shooting them and members of their families, it added. Putin does not tolerate failure. Anyone who fails Putin disappears and ends up tossed out a 8 story building or floating in the Moskva River.

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UKRAINIAN'S KILLING 500 RUSSIANS A DAY

12/2/2022

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Chicago (EJP) The war in Ukraine has been going on for more than nine months, but the situation on the ground doesn’t suggest that the end is near. On the 281st day of the conflict, the Ukrainian military is on the strategic offensive while the Russian forces are wasting troops and resources on senseless attacks in the Donbas.
The Russian Casualties in Ukraine: The Update
The Russian military is suffering hefty casualties every day, averaging more than 500 troops killed on a daily basis. Evidently, the partial mobilization that Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered in September has given Russian commanders on the ground ample cannon fodder. Overall, the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense claimed that as of Friday, Ukrainian forces have killed approximately 90,090 Russian troops (and wounded approximately twice to thrice that number), destroyed 280 fighter, attack, bomber, and transport jets, 262 attack and transport helicopters, 2,916 tanks, 1,905 artillery pieces, 5,883 armored personnel carriers and infantry fighting vehicles, 395 Multiple Launch Rocket Systems (MLRS), 16 boats and cutters, 4,464 vehicles and fuel tanks, 210 anti-aircraft batteries, 1,564 tactical unmanned aerial systems, 163 special equipment platforms, such as bridging vehicles, and four mobile Iskander ballistic missile systems, and 531 cruise missiles shot down by the Ukrainian air defenses.

More Targets For the Ukrainians
In November, the Ukrainian forces liberated the western bank and the capital of Kherson province after a counteroffensive campaign that began in the early months of the summer.
In the end, the Ukrainian forces didn’t have to fight street to street to capture the capital Kherson City because the Russians withdrew under the extreme pressure of the Ukrainian long-range fires.
For its long-range interdiction campaign, the Ukrainian military mainly uses the M142 High Mobility Artillery Rocket System (HIMARS), M270 Multiple Launch Rocket System (MLRS)—both firing the Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System—and the M777 155mm Howitzer with M982 Excalibur long-range precision-guided munitions.
The Ukrainian long-range interdiction campaign systematically targeted, disrupted, degraded, and destroyed anything of major military significance within range, including logistical nodes, command and control posts, air defense, electronic warfare hubs, ammunition dumps, lines of communication, railways, bridges, and troop concentrations. Now that the Ukrainian forces have advanced closer to the eastern bank, a new whole new set of targets is within range. The Russian military has reacted to the apparent threat by relocating its logistical functions further to the east and south.
However, that means that frontline Russian units are starved of timely supplies, which have to be ferried to the frontlines with trucks at night. To make matters worse for the Russians, once those supplies get within range of the Ukrainian long-range fires, they could be targeted.
“Russian logistics units will need to conduct extra labour-intensive loading and unloading from rail to road transport. Road moves will subsequently still be vulnerable to Ukrainian artillery as they move on to supply Russian forward defensive positions,” the British Military Intelligence assessed in its latest estimate of the war. “Russia’s shortage of munitions (exacerbated by these logistics challenges) is likely one of the main factors currently limiting Russia’s potential to restart effective, large scale offensive ground operations,” the British Military Intelligence added

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