the army, it s going to be very, very difficult to do. if you want to get the land carter from the donbas over to crimea, you ll have to capture some of the naval ports. 0desa would obviously be a big target, but what the ukrainians are saying is if you come close to this again, you re going to suffer, and also if you use these naval forces to support your land forces, they ll pay a heavy price, as well. so to support your land forces, they ll pay a heavy price, as well.- pay a heavy price, as well. so how could this affect pay a heavy price, as well. so how could this affect the pay a heavy price, as well. so how could this affect the trajectory - pay a heavy price, as well. so how could this affect the trajectory of l could this affect the trajectory of this war? we ve seen russia focus their efforts towards the donbas region, but now they are warning of more attacks near kyiv because of ukraine s action against this ship. where could the work go next? iliaieiiii where could the
something like this, you d put it out. the fact of the matter is, it was destroyed by missiles which have actually not come from the west, they were ukraine s own missiles, the neptunes. why is that significant? does that point to an escalation in fighting in which ukraine is better equipped to fight back against russia s offence? well, it shows that ukraine is equipped. it also shows that, if you want to use the navy to augment what you re doing in the army, it ll be very, very difficult to do. because if you want to get the land carter, if you will, from the donbas over to crimea, you ll have to capture some of the naval ports. 0desa would be obviously a big target, but what the ukrainians are saying is, if you come close to this again, you re going to suffer, and also if you use these naval forces to support your land forces, they ll pay a heavy price, as well.
just about 25 miles away from the russian border. it is one of the places that would likely be the first to know if there was any kind of a russian incursion, especially if they were trying to create some sort of land carter between russia and the crimea peninsula. but let s be very clear here. ukraine fully understands what russia is capable of. i think they see a lot of the ominous signs, not just in it he remembers of the troop buildup, but in terms of the rhetoric about a genocide taking place in donbas. the duma putting forward this bill that would officially recognize pro-russian separatist areas as being independent. and they understand that he has multiple levers here by which he can implement russian influence and aggression, either by force, either by misinformation, also through cyberattacks as we had mentioned as well. so, they are concerned,