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 Brief
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