Sunday, 27 February 2022

BREAKING: Russia Could Run Out Of Money And Weapons In 10 Days, Estonian Defense Chief Estimates

 

 

As Russia’s invasion of Ukraine continues to intensify with Russian troops launching a full scale invasion of the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv last night, Ukrainian citizens have mounted a desperate defense, throwing Molotov cocktails at armored vehicles and physically blocking tanks with their bodies.

The Russian military is becoming increasingly frustrated by an advance that is slower than they initially estimated, with both sides taking heavy casualties.  Some estimates say that hundreds of people were killed just last night in the Russian advance on Kyiv.

While the situation currently looks dire for Ukrainians,  defense experts are estimating that Russia only has the money and weapons to sustain an invasion for another 10 days.  The Daily Mail Reports

 

 

The head of Britain’s MI6 Secret Intelligence Service has said be believes Russia’s war in Ukraine will prove ‘unwinnable’ because President Vladimir Putin will never attain political victory over the country’s people.

Richard Moore, the chief of MI6, wrote how a report suggesting Putin’s forces will ultimately fail in Ukraine because it underestimated its neighbour’s military strength and fierce determination ‘makes sense to me’.

The article Moor, 58, was reacting to was penned by Lawrence Freedman, the Emeritus Professor of War Studies at King’s College London.

He wrote that victory for Moscow does not come in the form of a successful invasion that overthrows Ukraine’s government, but with winning over the people of Ukraine.

This, the professor writes, is something Russia does not have the strength for.”

Estonia’s former defense chief estimated that Russia may only be able to sustain an invasion of Ukraine for a short period of time due to a lack of weapons and money.

“Estonia’s former defence chief Riho Terras has now claimed that Putin’s war is not going to plan because Russia is fast running out of money and weapons, and will have to enter negotiations with Volodymyr Zelensky’s government if Kyiv holds off the Russians for 10 days.”

This is a developing story

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