Russian Missile/Drone Strikes Ukraine’s Power Grid - Ukraine’s Top Brass Admits Resource Shortage

Update on Russian military operations in and around Ukraine for December 17, 2022: - Russian missiles and drones deliver massive damage to Ukrainian electrical infrastructure; - The extensive damage reported by Russian strikes contradicts Kiev’s claims of intercepting “most” Russian missiles and drones; - Pentagon plans training program for 500 Ukrainian forces per month falling far short of necessary numbers just to replace lost Ukrainian manpower; - Ukrainian General Zaluzhny admits a growing logistical crisis and shortcomings regarding Western systems transferred to Ukrainian forces; - Zaluzhny complains about HIMARS’ limited range; - Zaluzhny demands arms deliveries on a scale the US and NATO are incapable of; References: BBC - Ukraine’s second city Kharkiv without power after Russian strikes: US Department of Defense - Pentagon Press Secretary Air Force Brig. Gen. Pat Ryder Holds an On-Camera Press Briefing (Dec. 15, 2022): Camden News - Lockheed Martin accelerates production of PAC-3 MSE: AA - German arms company Rheinmetall expands ammunition production: Alexander Mercouris - Russia Missile Attack, Ukraine General First Time Admits Possibility of Russia Victory, Kiev Defeat: Economist - An interview with General Valery Zaluzhny, head of Ukraine’s armed forces: The Duran - General Zaluzhny, Ukraine at a fork in the road: Where to Find My Work: Website: Telegram: Twitter: Odysee (YouTube alternative): @LandDestroyer:8 Rumble (YouTube alternative): Weibo: ไบรอัน แฟนคลับ (Facebook): Line Group: Gab: VK (Facebook alternative): How to Support my Work (and thank you!): Buy Me A Coffee: Patreon: PromptPay: 0851547235 Cryptocurrency Donations: Ethereum (ETH): 0xee6ed93c3adc474450011e9af22939a0b9b312c7 BitCoin (BTC): 1AfGnbmHxA6cy9YKUSxysXvpJPyecpBKrr Monero (XMR): 845TCXx3pchSBXuDL7FHG679gbWD2wkHS6MJxuq7jFVsVFj7T6xsry747uhhGZUdkaRXbbrMfo5c8RnGfzGZ13KxQUdHVLR