Sunday, February 27, 2022

good morning jeremy

  








w h o' s     s o r r y     n o w







Scattered points of conflict but

Kyiv is the target because

the objective is to 

decapitate the government.







World War Two is about to embrace

the civilized streets of Kyiv.







Antonov Airbase, located near Kyiv,

is critical to the Ukraine capital's demise.








Antonov's long and sturdy runways

enable enormous Russian transports

to deliver large numbers of troops

and their armor quickly 

to the battlefield.







On the invasion's first day 

18,000 Ukrainian reservist were

given arms and ammunition

in Kyiv, a city of three million.







"I need ammunition, not a ride."

President Zelensky's response

to a US offer to aid his escape.







Ukraine reports soldiers captured near Kyiv

wear the uniform of the Rosgvardia

Russian National Guard.







Europe has an enormous dependence on

Russian energy.  If this valve is shut

there are not the resources available

elsewhere to make up for the loss.







While focus is on conflict around Kyiv

the Russian Navy has landed Marines

and their armor on shores outside the

port of Mariupol near the Donbas region

along the Sea of Azov.







Nearby Black Sea warships fire

Russian long range Kalibr missiles

at Ukrainian military targets.







Ukrainian's drive Russian tanks.

Their problem is they have 

so few tanks by comparison.








NATO countries have armed Ukraine

with the Javelin missile -

a proven tank killer.








With Russia's advantage in air power

it's surprising their Air Force 

hasn't yet achieved air supremacy.








The Stinger is a shoulder-mounted

anti-aircraft weapon.  On Saturday

Germany announced it was sending

Ukraine an additional 1,000 Javelins

and 500 more Stingers.







Putin choose to kick in the door

because Ukrainians weren't buying

what he was selling.

His own troops have to be wondering

why are we here?



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   dad 






©  Tom Taylor




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