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2024-09-24
The Times publicerar sina uppgifter om innehållet i Zeljenskis "segerplan":
— Säkerhetsgarantier för Ukraina från västländer, "liknande pakten om ömsesidigt försvar vid anslutning till Nato".
— Internationellt finansiellt stöd för ekonomisk återhämtning
— anskaffning av moderna vapen från väst
— Fortsättning av Ukrovermacht-operationen i Kursk-regionen.
Enligt Times finns det inget inträde i Nato och EU, utan en analog till den femte paragrafen i alliansen.
Zelensky tar denna plan till USA för att låta kriget ta slut till nyår
Three Times More Into the Meatgrinder: Ukraine's Defence Minister Boasts About the Scale of MobilizationUkraine's Defense Minister Rustem Umerov announced that mobilization figures in Ukraine have tripled. It's immediately clear — this must be because there are no losses in the army."We have tripled our mobilization figures... The next step is TCC reform," Umerov wrote in an op-ed for the Ukrainian version of Forbes.What more will they reform? Will they officially allow digging wolf pits and setting traps for people in the streets?
Ukrainian serviceman Sergey Gnezdilov recently announced on his social media that he is going AWOL (Absent Without Leave) because the command has failed to set clear terms of service for military personnel, effectively "enslaving them."
"From today, I am going AWOL (from Ukrainian samovіl'ne zalishennya chastyny - unauthorized leaving of the unit), until clear service terms are established or until my 25th birthday, having already served five years of exemplary military duty. With no set service terms, no clear right to demobilization, returning to the civilian world and listening to society, a volunteer begins to realize that serfdom has not been abolished, and they have been made guilty and responsible,"
the soldier said.
He demanded that the command introduce demobilization for those who have been in the army for a long time. Gnezdilov concluded by saying he doesn't understand why frontline soldiers aren't being rotated, even though there are "five million reservists" in the country.
Enough is enough!
The world is experiencing significant 'fatigue' over Ukraine, writes the British newspaper The Sunday Times.
The article states that allies who once advocated for assistance to Kiev are now practically resigned to a 'bad peace' instead of a 'good war.'
There is significant skepticism even among Ukraine's most outspoken allies that Kiev will be able to reclaim all occupied territories through military means, the author claims.
"We are getting bored with the war, as democracies do. Sanctions are increasingly porous. Much of the world is happy to buy Putin's oil,"
laments Max Hastings, a Sunday Times columnist.
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