"Ukrainians Hold Shock but Russian Replicas Are Destructive": Colonel Peer De Jong's Analysis on LCI
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"Ukrainians Hold Shock but Russian Replicas Are Destructive": Colonel Peer De Jong's Analysis on LCI
"Ukraine has opened Pandora's box," Vladimir Putin launched on Russian television. But if Kiev manages to destabilize the Kremlin by its offensives, Russia's replicas are destructive and deadly. "Vladimir Putin is able to shave cities", deplores Colonel Peer of Jong on LCI. - "Ukrainians hold the shock but Russian replicas are destructive": Colonel Peer of Jong's analysis on LCI (International).
With the latest Ukrainian attacks, particularly the one that hit one of the largest Russian oil refineries, about a thousand kilometers from the front line, Kiev 'has opened Pandora's box'. And for this reason the response of the Russian armed forces will be 'destructive' and 'targeted at the most vulnerable sectors of the economy' Ukrainian. Russian President Vladimir Putin said this, according to Ria Novosti. 'The intensification of attacks ag…
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