set. yes, they have been again, they ve begun to unravel, if you will, their column, their long supply line. by the way, those soldiers are frozen if they ve been out there in their trucks and vehicles for the last eight days, so they had to disperse just to get to a place and maybe fight for a village to get some warmth. okay, the siege. as i see it the russians are working their tentacles around the city, and it s bloody. it s been bloodier than they thought, but while they ve been besieging inward they ve also got to now cover their backside to clearly ukrainian like fighting units, even stay behind units even partisans going to be ravaging the backside of the siege as it looks into kyiv. so the russians are actually going to find themselves in an
had been a banded on the road. one of the ukrainians was laughing about it. this does not look like a blitzkrieg. it looks like a mass. and i am surprised. russian soldiers, by the way, have first rate equipment. they are brave people. there s no question about that. they will follow orders. they are on their fifth invasion now. and they think they won the last four. so, now, they put mr. putin over a barrel without killing a load of people in kyiv and odessa they are just stuck in a mass. apparently, the agency and the europeans are still able to get, i m surprised, stinger s and javelin missiles systems and ammunition into and are trying to distribute them to fighting units.
ukrainians have, over kyiv. so it doesn t look like they have the tombs. perhaps nato can get it in using intelligence agencies, using commercial trucks. but distributing it to fighting units will be extremely hard. i don t think the ukrainians have the month, the tank force, the attack helicopters to really take this on. they are vulnerable and at the head of the column the ukrainians are fighting bravely. the background is that you can t beat kyiv until you go into the city and put your own government in charge, and that will be a bloody affair that will roll out with huge devastation in the city and probably take weeks. so, again, i don t see a good option for the russian generals nor do i see how putin backs out, which is why we are seeing these nuclear threats. putin knows better. you can t win a nuclear
amount of aid across the board. i think zelenskyy s inspirational leadership and the incredible courage and tenacity of their ground combat units has taken these tools of war, smart munitions, and done absolutely unbelievable things with it. and brought to a standstill a quarter of 1 million men, russian armed forces. now, going forward, coalition forces are still banned. the ukrainians complicated systems are tough to move. defenses stems it will be a real challenge to get that to the fighters in ukraine. i think you are going to see a continued, substantial support. and ukrainians are actually so well organized that they are getting their fighting units. it s a grim scene. but kyiv has not yet been hit with massive amounts of russian
it doesn t. well, first of all, i think it s a diversion of attention from the 17,000 smart munitions, anti-tank weapons, stinger ground-to-air missiles. they re getting to the fighting units. when it comes to getting a handful of mig 29s, which may or may not be ground attack variants, which require sophisticated ground crews and armaments and 2500 feet runways and are easily discovered and interdicted by the russians, it s a diversion and by the way, poland understandably is saying hey, we don t want to be a in this war, so they re handing it off to the united states. the real solution in ukraine is are smart munitions. i hope we start adding unmanned ariel, lethal drones. either u.s., britt, french,