something he denied all the way through his life but i think that gives you an indication of how this man is viewed. in gives you an indication of how this man is viewed. man is viewed. in terms of the military impact. man is viewed. in terms of the military impact, and man is viewed. in terms of the military impact, and the - man is viewed. in terms of the i military impact, and the military influence that has been hard in pakistan since a petition of india in a7, you have a military that has on more than one occasion taken powerfrom on more than one occasion taken power from elected government and deposed, pervez musharraf is the most recent case of it happening. is the military still at the faucet has beenin the military still at the faucet has been in pakistan, in politics and therefore the generals still people therefore the generals still people the figures that people worry or care about? care about? that s a really interesting care about? that s a really interesting que
definite military impact on the front lines. with the loss of electricity they have to rely on more diesel power, and hyperventilating the shortage of the diesel power for the military. everything is running short and will make it difficult to supply the front line troops and does not look like russia will run out of missiles any time soon, and that will make the front lines weaker and brings in 200,000 mobilized troops, things could change in the winter. arthel: could putin be miscalculating how well the ukrainian soldiers know their terrain, even in the dark? being in the dark is certainly something that can be overcome. the real issue is not there s no question about the capacity
arabia. and in fact, vladimir putin now says that there is no longer a need for the widespread attacks like what happened this week. putin is always saying that the recent mobilization of the army reservists, that should be completed within two weeks. so big picture, how do you interpret of? this will i interpreted as putin was under an enormous amount of pressure to do something. there was never a need to specific civilian infrastructure. i agree with milley who something this is the most obvious war crime we have seen in some time. intentionally targeting civilians in the way that russia adjusted is unquestionably a war crime. there s no military benefit to you at. as far as the military impact, where russia, that i would still say ukraine is in a stronger position now as they have retaken territory. they are well positioned to take more territory. the russian military is
by east were absolutely crucial. by removing the ship, the whole russian effort to take southern and eastern ukraine is very much lessened. this actually have an enormous, immediate military impact. beyond that, though, the effect on morale as you can imagine is huge as well. for russia to actually lose its flagship carrier, and for the ukrainians to know that they have actually taken this out or at least the russians took it out is a huge morale boosterfor took it out is a huge morale booster for the ukrainians and a big demoralising for the russians. a big demoralising for the russians. . russians. indeed, we may never know the truth russians. indeed, we may never know the truth about russians. indeed, we may never know the truth about what - russians. indeed, we may never know the truth about what the l know the truth about what the cause was but it doesn t really matter, does it because in the fog of war, can claim victory, they can claim it was a missile strike. do you think
that we know for sure was destroyed by the ukrainians. we still don t know whether this one was actually destroyed by the ukrainians of whether it was just another bad accident in the russian navy. but in any case, this is a really black eye on them because it was the flagship, notjust a ship. let s go live now to anna foster who s in kyiv. hello, what more are you hearing there about what exactly happened to there about what exactly happened to the ship? there about what exactly happened to the shi - ? , ., ., , there about what exactly happened to theshi? , ., ., , , the ship? these two really competing narratives we the ship? these two really competing narratives we are the ship? these two really competing narratives we are getting the ship? these two really competing narratives we are getting this - narratives we are getting this morning about what exactly happened last night and ukraine is adamant this was a result of its own military action. two missiles fired at that ship