Putin kwa mara ya kwanza alia hali ilivyo ngumu kwenye uwanja wa mapambano huko Ukraine

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Akiwahutubia wana usalama, amesema ngoma ni ngumu sana pale Donetsk na Lugansk, yaani huyu jamaa ni kama huvuta bangi, nakumbuka alipompa Zelensky masaa 24 aihame nchi, leo analia lia...
Na atakoma ubishi maana kipindi cha baridi kali kinakaribia, wanajeshi wake wako kwenye nchi ya watu, watu ambao hawawataki....

Moscow (AFP) – President Vladimir Putin said Tuesday the situation in four territories of Ukraine that Russia claims to have annexed but does not control militarily was "extremely difficult".

Putin in September announced the annexation of four regions in the east and south of Ukraine after Moscow proxies held referendums there, denounced as a sham by Kyiv and the West.

His troops never fully controlled any of the territories and last month were forced to retreat from the regional capital of the southern Kherson region after a months-long Ukrainian counteroffensive.

"The situation in the Donetsk and Lugansk People's Republics, in the Kherson and Zaporizhzhia regions is extremely difficult," Putin told the Russian security services on their professional holiday.

Singling out those working in the "new regions of Russia", he added that "the people living there, the citizens of Russia, rely on you, on your protection".

Putin said that "maximum composure and concentration of forces" was required of Russia's counterintelligence operations.

"It is necessary to strictly suppress the actions of foreign intelligence services, to quickly identify traitors, spies and saboteurs," he added.

Putin's comments come one day after his first visit in several years to neighbouring Belarus for talks with strongman leader Alexander Lukashenko, who allowed Russian troops to initiate their military intervention in Ukraine from his territory in February.

Ukraine said after the visit that there was a growing threat of another potential attack from Belarusian territory but that its forces were taking steps to prepare.

"We closely monitor the weapons being transferred from Russia," said commander of Ukraine's joint forces, general lieutenant Sergiy Nayev.

"The level of the military threat is gradually increasing but we are also taking adequate measures".

Putin denied plans to absorb Belarus during the visit Monday but the two ex-Soviet allies vowed closer military cooperation going forward.

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Watu wanakufa balaa,yaani nikitazama namna wanajeshi wanavyokufa vitani ...najisemea Mimi ni nani nijivunie dunia.Tunapita jamani rainisheni mioyo hiyo msiwe na roho mbaya mno.🙏

 

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Putin angepumzika Kwanza hii Xmas

 

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Watu wanakufa balaa,yaani nikitazama namna wanajeshi wanavyokufa vitani ...najisemea Mimi ni nani nijivunie dunia.Tunapita jamani rainisheni mioyo hiyo msiwe na roho mbaya mno.🙏

Huu muandiko wa kike, kweli sio poa, ila duniani tangu tangu yamekua hivi, kuna majitu hujifanya mibabe ya dunia ila huishia kuzikwa.

 

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Vita ni noma sana.. kuna mahala nimeona jana kuwa idadi ya vifo vilivyotokana na vita ktka karne ya 20 ni mara 3 ya idadi ya vifo vyote toka karne ya kwanza AD mpaka 1899.

 

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Akiwahutubia wana usalama, amesema ngoma ni ngumu sana pale Donetsk na Lugansk, yaani huyu jamaa ni kama huvuta bangi, nakumbuka alipompa Zelensky masaa 24 aihame nchi, leo analia lia...
Na atakoma ubishi maana kipindi cha baridi kali kinakaribia, wanajeshi wake wako kwenye nchi ya watu, watu ambao hawawataki....

Moscow (AFP) – President Vladimir Putin said Tuesday the situation in four territories of Ukraine that Russia claims to have annexed but does not control militarily was "extremely difficult".

Putin in September announced the annexation of four regions in the east and south of Ukraine after Moscow proxies held referendums there, denounced as a sham by Kyiv and the West.

His troops never fully controlled any of the territories and last month were forced to retreat from the regional capital of the southern Kherson region after a months-long Ukrainian counteroffensive.

"The situation in the Donetsk and Lugansk People's Republics, in the Kherson and Zaporizhzhia regions is extremely difficult," Putin told the Russian security services on their professional holiday.

Singling out those working in the "new regions of Russia", he added that "the people living there, the citizens of Russia, rely on you, on your protection".

Putin said that "maximum composure and concentration of forces" was required of Russia's counterintelligence operations.

"It is necessary to strictly suppress the actions of foreign intelligence services, to quickly identify traitors, spies and saboteurs," he added.

Putin's comments come one day after his first visit in several years to neighbouring Belarus for talks with strongman leader Alexander Lukashenko, who allowed Russian troops to initiate their military intervention in Ukraine from his territory in February.

Ukraine said after the visit that there was a growing threat of another potential attack from Belarusian territory but that its forces were taking steps to prepare.

"We closely monitor the weapons being transferred from Russia," said commander of Ukraine's joint forces, general lieutenant Sergiy Nayev.

"The level of the military threat is gradually increasing but we are also taking adequate measures".

Putin denied plans to absorb Belarus during the visit Monday but the two ex-Soviet allies vowed closer military cooperation going forward.

France24

Mtu muhimu na aliyewahi kuwa mkuu wa usalama amesema kuwa sasa ni wakati muafaka kwa Putin kutumia nyuklia kwenye ardhi ya NATO na si UKRAIN. Hii ni kuashiria kuwa warusi elites wameshaona kuwa Urusi haiwezi kufikia malengo yake. Infact, inaonesha kuwa pande zote wamejiandaa kwa vita sasa

FUATILIA HAPA

Igor Girkin says Moscow should use tactical nuclear weapons​

Story by Zeleb.es • 1h ago

1 of 17 Photos in Gallery Former Russian Federal Security Service officer and prominent military war blogger Igor Girkin—also known as Igor Strelkov—stated in a recent interview that Moscow should use tactical nuclear weapons in its conflict with Ukraine.

Moscow should use its nuclear arsenal against NATO​

Former Russian Federal Security Service officer and prominent military war blogger Igor Girkin—also known as Igor Strelkov—stated in a recent interview that Moscow should use tactical nuclear weapons in its conflict with Ukraine.
Interestingly, though, Girkin stated that rather than using Russia’s tactical nuclear arsenal on Ukraine, Moscow should use it against NATO member states. Girkin’s comments were made at the end of an hour and twenty-minute-long interview with Russian businessman Andrei Kovalyov, during which he explained why such a measure was needed.

I believe that we should use tactical nuclear weapons."​

"I believe that if we use nuclear weapons first, we will soon get a retaliatory strike," Girkin said, "I believe that we should use tactical nuclear weapons."

 

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Mtu muhimu na aliyewahi kuwa mkuu wa usalama amesema kuwa sasa ni wakati muafaka kwa Putin kutumia nyuklia kwenye ardhi ya NATO na si UKRAIN. Hii ni kuashiria kuwa warusi elites wameshaona kuwa Urusi haiwezi kufikia malengo yake. Infact, inaonesha kuwa pande zote wamejiandaa kwa vita sasa

FUATILIA HAPA

Igor Girkin says Moscow should use tactical nuclear weapons​

Story by Zeleb.es • 1h ago

1 of 17 Photos in Gallery Former Russian Federal Security Service officer and prominent military war blogger Igor Girkin—also known as Igor Strelkov—stated in a recent interview that Moscow should use tactical nuclear weapons in its conflict with Ukraine.

Moscow should use its nuclear arsenal against NATO​

Former Russian Federal Security Service officer and prominent military war blogger Igor Girkin—also known as Igor Strelkov—stated in a recent interview that Moscow should use tactical nuclear weapons in its conflict with Ukraine.
Interestingly, though, Girkin stated that rather than using Russia’s tactical nuclear arsenal on Ukraine, Moscow should use it against NATO member states. Girkin’s comments were made at the end of an hour and twenty-minute-long interview with Russian businessman Andrei Kovalyov, during which he explained why such a measure was needed.

I believe that we should use tactical nuclear weapons."​

"I believe that if we use nuclear weapons first, we will soon get a retaliatory strike," Girkin said, "I believe that we should use tactical nuclear weapons."

Wathubutu, Urusi itafutwa...

 

[Gama]

Wathubutu, Urusi itafutwa...

US wamethibitisha kuwa Urusi itashindwa

• US has ‘pinpointed the baseline’ in the conflict, says Podolyak​

  Ukrainian presidential adviser, Mykhailo Podolyak, says the US has “finally pinpointed the baseline” that Russia must lose the war.
  He tweeted: “The United States has finally pinpointed the baseline.
• 1. Russia must lose.
• 2. No “territory in exchange for pseudo/world” compromises.
• 3. Ukraine will receive all necessary military aid. As much as possible.
• 4. No one cares about Russia’s “talk to us” hysteria…”
  
  
  
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US wamethibitisha kuwa Urusi itashindwa

• US has ‘pinpointed the baseline’ in the conflict, says Podolyak​

  Ukrainian presidential adviser, Mykhailo Podolyak, says the US has “finally pinpointed the baseline” that Russia must lose the war.
  He tweeted: “The United States has finally pinpointed the baseline.
• 1. Russia must lose.
• 2. No “territory in exchange for pseudo/world” compromises.
• 3. Ukraine will receive all necessary military aid. As much as possible.
• 4. No one cares about Russia’s “talk to us” hysteria…”
  
  
  
  11:57 AM · Dec 22, 2022

Urusi akiachiwa aibe hiyo ardhi itafungua utitiri wa matukio kama hayo duniani, kuna mataifa mengi sana yanasubiri kwa hamu kuona mwisho wake, maana kuna maugomvi mengi duniani kuhusu mipaka na ardhi, kama itadhihirika kwamba ni rahisi kwa taifa libabe kuingia jirani na kuiba ardhi itakavyo, tutashuhudia mengi.

Hivyo lazima ashindwe kwa namna yoyote ile, na akikuza ugomvi kupelekea mnyukano wa manyuklia, Urusi itafutwa kwenye ramani.
Pitia hii orodha ya maugomvi yanayohusu mipaka na ardhi, hata Tanzania mpo...

List of territorial disputes - Wikipedia

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[Gama]

Hivyo lazima ashindwe kwa namna yoyote ile, na akikuza ugomvi kupelekea mnyukano wa manyuklia, Urusi itafutwa kwenye ramani

Nadhani punde tutapata mwelekeo kwakuwa matukio machahche ya Disemba yanaashiria kuwa kunakitukikubwa kitatokea: Putin amekutana na Kidugu; Putin amefanya kikao na viongozi wa jeshi; Zele amekutana na Joe---------- hii inaashiria kuweza kutokea kwa kitu kipya kuhusiana na huu mzozo

 

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Nadhani punde tutapata mwelekeo kwakuwa matukio machahche ya Disemba yanaashiria kuwa kunakitukikubwa kitatokea: Putin amekutana na Kidugu; Putin amefanya kikao na viongozi wa jeshi; Zele amekutana na Joe---------- hii inaashiria kuweza kutokea kwa kitu kipya kuhusiana na huu mzozo

Ifahamike majenerali ndani ya Urusi hawapendi kufa wao na familia zao, wana kikomo cha uvumilivu, hadi kiasi gani watalazimika kuzuia maangamizi.

 

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Ifahamike majenerali ndani ya Urusi hawapendi kufa wao na familia zao, wana kikomo cha uvumilivu, hadi kiasi gani watalazimika kuzuia maangamizi.

Of course watu wamechoka kufa Kwa matakwa ya mtu mmoja

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[Isanga family]

Hii vita haijaanza jana ilianza toka enzi za utawala wa Soviet empire na British Empire miaka ya 1784 huko na iliitwa tatar war...

 

[Gama]

hadi kiasi gani watalazimika kuzuia maangamizi.

Approach yao ya kuzuia maangamizi ni fumbo la imani

 

[Gama]

Vita ni noma sana.. kuna mahala nimeona jana kuwa idadi ya vifo vilivyotokana na vita ktka karne ya 20 ni mara 3 ya idadi ya vifo vyote toka karne ya kwanza AD mpaka 1899.

Vijana wa Zele kidogo wamharibie Putin raha ya sikukuu maana mtu wake muhimu ameponea kwenye tundu la sindano. Aliwahi kuwa Naibu Waziri Mkuu wa Putin

SOMA HAPA

Former Russian deputy PM wounded by shelling in Donetsk​

Dmitry Rogozin says he was struck by shrapnel during an attack on a hotel in eastern Ukraine.


Rogozin is a staunch supporter of Russia's offensive in Ukraine [File: Maxim Shemetov/Reuters]
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A former Russian deputy prime minister says he has been wounded during the shelling of a hotel in a Russian-controlled area of eastern Ukraine.
Dmitry Rogozin, who also once led Russia’s space agency, said on Thursday that he had been hit by shrapnel above the shoulder blade when the attack on the building, located on the outskirts of Donetsk city, took place a day earlier.

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The 59 year old, a staunch supporter of Russia’s offensive in Ukraine, claimed in a post on his Telegram channel that he would require an operation following the incident.
“We have lived in this hotel all the last months, and for eight years the enemy has never shelled this place. Someone leaked information, and around 19:45 there were several high-precision hits, including in the place where we were directly located,” Rogozin said.

Rogozin has in recent months reportedly been involved with a team of military advisers providing support to pro-Russian forces fighting alongside Moscow’s troops in Ukraine’s east.
Donetsk city, the capital of the wider Donetsk region, has been controlled since 2014 by Kremlin-backed separatists, who have repeatedly accused Ukrainian forces of shelling the urban hub.
According to Russian media reports, Vitaly Khotsenko, the Moscow-appointed head of the government of the self-proclaimed, breakaway Donetsk People’s Republic, was also wounded in Wednesday’s shelling.
Denis Pushilin, the Russian-installed administrator of the portion of Donetsk controlled by Moscow, was quoted by Russia’s RIA news agency as saying that two more people who were next to Rogozin and Khotsenko died in the attack.
Donetsk is one of four partly-occupied regions, along with Kherson, Luhansk and Zaporizhia, that Moscow unilaterally moved to annex in September.
Combined, Luhansk and Donetsk form eastern Ukraine’s industrial Donbas region – the site of recent bitter fighting between Moscow’s forces and Ukrainian troops.

SOURCE: AL JAZEERA AND NEWS AGENCIES

 

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Akiwahutubia wana usalama, amesema ngoma ni ngumu sana pale Donetsk na Lugansk, yaani huyu jamaa ni kama huvuta bangi, nakumbuka alipompa Zelensky masaa 24 aihame nchi, leo analia lia...
Na atakoma ubishi maana kipindi cha baridi kali kinakaribia, wanajeshi wake wako kwenye nchi ya watu, watu ambao hawawataki....

Moscow (AFP) – President Vladimir Putin said Tuesday the situation in four territories of Ukraine that Russia claims to have annexed but does not control militarily was "extremely difficult".

Putin in September announced the annexation of four regions in the east and south of Ukraine after Moscow proxies held referendums there, denounced as a sham by Kyiv and the West.

His troops never fully controlled any of the territories and last month were forced to retreat from the regional capital of the southern Kherson region after a months-long Ukrainian counteroffensive.

"The situation in the Donetsk and Lugansk People's Republics, in the Kherson and Zaporizhzhia regions is extremely difficult," Putin told the Russian security services on their professional holiday.

Singling out those working in the "new regions of Russia", he added that "the people living there, the citizens of Russia, rely on you, on your protection".

Putin said that "maximum composure and concentration of forces" was required of Russia's counterintelligence operations.

"It is necessary to strictly suppress the actions of foreign intelligence services, to quickly identify traitors, spies and saboteurs," he added.

Putin's comments come one day after his first visit in several years to neighbouring Belarus for talks with strongman leader Alexander Lukashenko, who allowed Russian troops to initiate their military intervention in Ukraine from his territory in February.

Ukraine said after the visit that there was a growing threat of another potential attack from Belarusian territory but that its forces were taking steps to prepare.

"We closely monitor the weapons being transferred from Russia," said commander of Ukraine's joint forces, general lieutenant Sergiy Nayev.

"The level of the military threat is gradually increasing but we are also taking adequate measures".

Putin denied plans to absorb Belarus during the visit Monday but the two ex-Soviet allies vowed closer military cooperation going forward.

France24

Hii inaitwa information spinning

 

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Hii inaitwa information spinning

Wewe mbona usi-spin ya uarabuni utuletee...

 

[Venus Star]

Nikiona thread imeanzishwa na mkenya tu najua ni porojo.

Wakenya wenyewe ni Jobless, wanajisaidia kwenya mifuko. Hawana hata vyoo.

 

[Gama]

Putin angepumzika Kwanza hii Xmas

Watu wake muhimu wanakimbia

Elite Putin Officer Who Fled Russia to Avoid Ukraine War Faces Extradition​

Story by Isabel van Brugen • Wednesday
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Aformer member of Russian President Vladimir Putin's Federal Guard Service (FSO), who fled Russia to avoid the Kremlin's partial mobilization order, has been detained in Kazakhstan and faces extradition, according to local media reports.

Russia's President Vladimir Putin chairs a meeting with members of the government, via a video conference at the Novo-Ogaryovo state residence, outside Moscow, on December 14, 2022. A former Putin guard who fled the country to Kazakhstan to avoid the Kremlin’s partial mobilization order has been detained and faces extradition,© MIKHAIL METZEL/POOL/AFP/Getty Images

Mikhail Zhilin, 36, was arrested on December 6 by police in Astana, the capital of Kazakhstan, as he attempted to board a flight to Armenia, according to reports.
He worked as a shift supervisor at the Federal Guard Service's special communications and information department in Siberia, and was responsible for communications between Putin's government and other Russian regions.
Zhilin had access to state secrets, which prevented him and other federal employees from leaving the country.
But on September 26, five days after Putin declared a partial mobilization, Zhilin fled to Kazakhstan and requested political asylum, which was rejected at the end of November.
On December 2, Zhilin was found guilty by a court in northeastern Kazakhstan of illegally crossing the border and sentenced to six months probation.
He attempted to fly to Armenia on December 6, but was detained at the airport in Astana.

Zhilin's wife, Ekaterina Zhilina, said she believed he was detained because Russia had placed him on an international wanted list for desertion and illegal border crossing.

She said she believes that if her husband is extradited to Russia, he will face ill-treatment and torture.
"A man who knows how to hold a weapon is now of great interest to Russia. That is, they will force him to go to war in every possible way," she said.
"We are afraid that torture will also be used for this. Because it is difficult to convince a person if he has a firm position on the war," Zhilina added.
Zhilina said her husband's relatives and lawyers are appealing the Kazakh authorities' decision to reject his political asylum request.
If extradited and convicted, Zhilin faces a maximum prison sentence of 15 years.
Siberian journalist Yevgenia Baltatarova, who is currently based in Kazakhstan, said on her Telegram channel on December 8 that the 36-year-old faces either a length prison term in Russia or service in "the death battalions," referring to the notorious mercenary unit the Wagner Group, which has been recruiting convicts for Putin's war in Ukraine.
After Putin announced a "partial" military mobilization on September 21, hundreds of thousands of Russians fled to neighboring nations, including Georgia, Finland, Kazakhstan and Mongolia.
Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu said Russia would be targeting 300,000 reservists and ex-military personnel with "certain military specialties and relevant experience." However, the figure in Putin's decree has not been disclosed to the public.
Kazakh Interior Minister Marat Akhmetzhanov has said that the Central Asian nation would only extradite Russian citizens who are on Russia's wanted list.
Newsweek reached out to the Russian Foreign Ministry for comment.
Do you have a tip on a world news story that Newsweek should be covering? Do you have a question about the Russia-Ukraine war? Let us know via worldnews@newsweek.com.

 

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Ifahamike majenerali ndani ya Urusi hawapendi kufa wao na familia zao, wana kikomo cha uvumilivu, hadi kiasi gani watalazimika kuzuia maangamizi.

Kufa kivipi mkuu?, Umeshaona hekali za makaburi huko ukraine?,,
Sawa putin yuko realistic, huwezi ukapambana na nchi ambayo inapata full support ya west na hali ikawa nyepesi,, hii ni sawa na vita vya vietnam au korea, wakati nchi za magharibi walipata hali ngumu kipindi hicho, kwa vile vietnam ama north korea ilipata full support ya china na USSR,
Tofauti tu ni kuwa, Russia anapigana in his own backyard,, hivyo hilo litaifanya hii vita iwe ngumu pia kwa nchi za magharibi,
Binafsi nasubiri tufunge mwaka hapo february 23,, ndo tutaona nini kitatokea,, fununu ni kuwa Russia wanajiandaa kuingia ukraine via Beralus,, which means kiev na kharkiv ndio zitakuwa target, hiyo sasa italazimu either Poland nao waingize jeshi kumsaidia ukraine rasmi,, na hapo ndo tutajua mbivu na mbichi, maana poland ni NATO,
RUSSIA anacommit 200,000 jeshi ndani ya ukraine, karibu nusu yake ni mercenary wa wagner,
So approximately, Russia ameweka jeshi la watu 100000,
Russia ina active soldiers karibu milion 1,
Hii maana yake, Russia amecommit just 10% ya capability,, akiamua kwenda full force ndani ya ukraine, tutaongea habari ingine