Rusia invade Ucrania. Y Ucrania a Rusia. Vol. 2

"bombardeos a Donbass desde 2014" Chupito.

Acabo de encontrar el docu completo de la BBC de #29876

Filmmaker Olly Lambert spends two months on Ukraine’s southern front, gaining unique and privileged access to a group of volunteer special forces on the frontline as they begin the push to retake Kherson that would ultimately change the course of the war.

Lambert’s first stop is Mykolaiv, the Ukrainian city which stopped the Russian advance in the south. The city is still under rocket attack and the fear is of a fresh push from Putin’s forces which could then threaten to cut Ukraine off from the sea and in the process cripple its economy. Yet the Russians are not making any progress, so how are the Ukrainians managing to hold off one of the world’s biggest armies?

Lambert is taken by the regional governor, Vitaly Kim, to a secret intelligence centre where ordinary citizens, like architect Alexei, are using their technical skills to build drones for use at the front. In fact the centre is full of civilians aiding the war effort, the whole of Ukrainian society seems to be involved in resisting the Russians.

It still remains hard to understand exactly what’s taking place on the front even though it’s just 20kms from Mykolaiv, access is tightly controlled by the Ukrainian Army. In search of answers, Lambert makes contact with Roman Kostenko, a former Special Forces officer turned MP. Roman is from the Kherson region and, determined to take back his homeland, has swapped his suit for a uniform and re-joined the military. He is now running a series of units on the frontline made up of volunteers, he agrees to take Lambert to meet them.

Having made their way through checkpoints and avoided Russian drones, Lambert arrives at a farmhouse to meet the unit run by an experienced military commander called Hummer. His group of volunteers – including a carpet salesman and a kebab shop owner – are running mortar missions targeting Russian tanks on the frontline. Lambert spends time with them as they take the fight to the better armed Russian forces, taking cover with them as a tank fires upon their positions. These men are willing but inexperienced and despite occasional successes, Lambert can see the limitations of Ukraine’s war effort up close.

But while he is following the work of this unit, the fortunes of the Ukrainians in the South begin to improve as heavy US artillery arrives, inflicting increasing damage on the Russians. The long-awaited Ukrainian offensive on Kherson is now imminent, and Hummer and his unit are called to take part. Lambert witnesses Roman and Hummer undertaking the strategic planning for one of the earliest operations, the battle for a village called Andriivka.

Hummer is anxious about this operation as his brother, a policeman, has been called up. The lack of experienced troops means he and his fellow Police officers – after a few weeks of basic training - are being sent to the frontline to attack Russian forces. To find out what may be in store for his brother, Hummer takes Lambert to the zero line, the furthest point for Ukrainian troops, to witness another police unit in action. Expecting to find the troops in difficulties, instead they witness them performing well, their drones and mortars successfully taking out Russian tanks. It’s an impressive sight and makes Lambert realise that as well as Ukraine’s powerful foreign weapons and a regular army with smart tacticians, there was also a vast shadow army of volunteers. They were drawn from all walks of life but had one thing in common - they simply were not going to give up until they could say they’d won.

(el docu esta en la web de la BBC2)

#29885 no la he visto venir xD

#29882 Aquí lo único claro es que eres del Bizum Moscú

XDD

#29890 es decir un radar les indica la posición exacta desde donde les disparan? por eso solo les da tiempo a hacer 4 disparos?

#29885

#29879 Acostúmbrate, aquí cualquiera que dude de que Ucrania es una mezcla entre el ejército rojo, la wermacht y la marina estadounidense versión 2.0 actualizada al 2023 y que Rusia es una mezcla entre una banda de gitanos/moros con navajas y un enano de circo, es pro ruso.

Si además estás en contra de la guerra y apoyas una salida diplomática porque de lo contrario lo único que habrá serán más muertos y un resultado más dramático si cabe (porque pones en cuestión que la defensa ucraniana vaya a ser un paseo y crees que esto va a acabar como el rosario de la aurora), entonces ya diréctamente eres un bot ruso financiado por el Kremlin. Te pedirán que enseñes los bizums que te hace Putin, aunque Rusia esté aislada del circuito económico, da igual.

#29894 Los ucranianos han avanzado pero necesitan hacerlo con cuidado pq no tienen una horda de zombies como los RUsos y no tienen vehiculos infinitos.

A las pruebas me remito. Nadie dice aqui que Ukrania se este paseando...., pero del discuros de hace un añoa a como esta yendo...

Estan luchando contra los Hunos.

#29897 sois vosotros los que no buscais una salida diplomatica, solo buscais un escenario en el que rusia gana con papeles lo que no puede ganar en los campos de batalla, que se os ve el plumero

#29901 No, lo que va a pasar es que el resultado va a ser el mismo, con la diferencia del número de muertos.

#29899 Lógico, puede que sean infinitamente inferiores en número, pero tienen un equipamiento militar de primera división y ganas de defender su propio país. Si a eso le sumas que Rusia está combatiendo a medio gas, con tropas repletas de mercenarios y equipo desactualizado, no es sorprendente que el avance ruso esté siendo bastante costoso.

#29902 Sí, pero... ¿Cuántas divisiones tiene el papá?

#29903 vale, ahora solo falta que lo asimiles, y entiendas que la guerra puede acabar mañana mismo, putin da la orden de retirada, y ukrania no pisaria ni medio metro de suelo ruso. Asique, porque rusia no lo hace?