Petersburg area were spotted relocating to Kursk, roughly 100 kilometers from the Ukraine border.Ī new military camp was discovered at a training area east of Kursk, and the 2nd Motor Rifle Division (MRD) appeared to be active in the region, according to a December 9 report by Janes. The DFRLab has tracked Russian military movements throughout December, and found that units from the Central Military District (CMD) continued to use rail services to move equipment hundreds of kilometers toward locations near the Ukraine border. They calculate Russia has anything from 70,000 to 100,000 troops already deployed but expect a combined force of around 175,000 to be amassed ahead of any incursion, if Putin decides to launch an attack on Ukraine.īut with that said, a few days ago, the Atlantic Council’s Digital Forensics Research Lab looked at what could be determined from satellite photos and social media in Russia and concluded that there was an extensive and ongoing troop mobilization underway: They say some key logistics they would expect to see are not in place yet, including more fuel and ammunition stockpiles. intelligence officials, along with European security officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity, say they do not believe an invasion is imminent. intelligence officials speaking to Voice of America:īut U.S. Russia doesn’t appear to have everything in place that it would need for an invasion, at least according to U.S. These guys aren’t bending their knees” - meaning, setting up supply lines and moving material into place - “so this is another training exercise.” And it turned out, it was. When you go to shoot a basketball, what’s the first thing you do? You bend your knees. Moorer pointed out that, “They’re not bending their knees. Dad, being of a much lower rank and not knowing one way or another, hedged his answers.
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There is also a good chance that he will tell the story about getting some update about hostile-foreign-troop movements, and Moorer asking my dad if he thought it was really a preparation for an invasion. If you’re lucky enough to meet my father, there’s a roughly 50-50 chance that at some point he will tell you a story from his Navy days about serving on the staff of Admiral Thomas Moorer.
computer executive and co-founder of the cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike, lays out a thoroughly unnerving case that Vladimir Putin is going to invade Ukraine later this winter.
I don’t want to serve up a heaping portion of ominous news right before the holidays, but this thread from Dmitri Alperovitch, the Russian-born U.S. But over at Walter Reed Army Institute of Research, scientists think they’ve developed the variant-killer, the One Vaccine to Defeat Them All. Meanwhile, at home, President Biden offers utterly lame excuses that no one could have possibly foreseen surging demands for Covid-19 tests this winter. The evidence is piling up that Vladimir Putin really does intend to invade Ukraine later this winter. On the menu today: two bits of really bad news and then some serious hope. Russian President Vladimir Putin and Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu attend a military exhibition in Moscow, Russia, December 21, 2021.
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