24.01.2023 - Rusko-ukrajinský konflikt
24.01.2023 - Russia-Ukraine conflict
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SITUATION ON THE FRONT - VIDEOS
Ukrainian forces have just released some drone footage of the fighting in Klishchyivka south of Bakhmut.
Probably in the vicinity of the town Kreminna a tank support combat vehicle 76th Guards Strike Airborne Division supported the defensive lines BMPT Terminator
Destroyed self-propelled mortar 2S4 Ťulpan of the occupation forces in Marinka
Ukrainian forces have just released some drone footage of the fighting in Klishchyivka south of Bakhmut.
Probably in the vicinity of the town Kreminna a tank support combat vehicle 76th Guards Strike Airborne Division supported the defensive lines BMPT Terminator
Destroyed self-propelled mortar 2S4 Ťulpan of the occupation forces in Marinka
SITUATION IN THE POLITICAL AND PUBLIC RELATIONS SCENE
President Zelensky has launched a series of changes in the functioning of the public administration. He has banned officials from travelling outside Ukraine for purposes other than official business. Several officials have been dismissed or their resignations accepted. Several church dignitaries who collaborated with the occupiers were sanctioned.
Ban on non-service trips abroad
The ban on officials travelling outside Ukraine on non-service business appears to be primarily in response to Oleksiy Symonenko, a deputy prosecutor general who both spent a winter holiday in Spain and may have used a businessman's funds there, raising suspicions of corruption. He has already resigned.
Staff changes
Two corruption scandals have recently come to light. A deputy defence minister was alleged to have entered into a suspicious contract to supply food to the army. Some of the goods appear to have been overpriced. The contract was leaked to the press, who published it. The Deputy Minister of Defence has already resigned. The Defence Minister first stood up for him and it is questionable whether he will keep his position. The case is already being investigated by the National Anti-Corruption Bureau, which was recently taken over by a new director. The second case concerns a deputy infrastructure minister who was alleged to have demanded bribes regarding the supply of generators.
Kyrylo Tymoshenko, deputy head of the presidential office, has also resigned (it is unclear whether he is leaving politics or taking another post). He is expected to be replaced by the current governor of Kyiv region, Oleksiy Kuleba. Another deputy head of the presidential office, Oleh Tatarov, is also expected to resign.
Russian church dignitaries
A number of church dignitaries of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate openly or covertly collaborate with Russia. Ukrainian authorities have recently carried out several raids, arrested a number of persons and found a large amount of evidence. These sanctions are probably a consequence.
President Zelensky has launched a series of changes in the functioning of the public administration. He has banned officials from travelling outside Ukraine for purposes other than official business. Several officials have been dismissed or their resignations accepted. Several church dignitaries who collaborated with the occupiers were sanctioned.
Ban on non-service trips abroad
The ban on officials travelling outside Ukraine on non-service business appears to be primarily in response to Oleksiy Symonenko, a deputy prosecutor general who both spent a winter holiday in Spain and may have used a businessman's funds there, raising suspicions of corruption. He has already resigned.
Staff changes
Two corruption scandals have recently come to light. A deputy defence minister was alleged to have entered into a suspicious contract to supply food to the army. Some of the goods appear to have been overpriced. The contract was leaked to the press, who published it. The Deputy Minister of Defence has already resigned. The Defence Minister first stood up for him and it is questionable whether he will keep his position. The case is already being investigated by the National Anti-Corruption Bureau, which was recently taken over by a new director. The second case concerns a deputy infrastructure minister who was alleged to have demanded bribes regarding the supply of generators.
Kyrylo Tymoshenko, deputy head of the presidential office, has also resigned (it is unclear whether he is leaving politics or taking another post). He is expected to be replaced by the current governor of Kyiv region, Oleksiy Kuleba. Another deputy head of the presidential office, Oleh Tatarov, is also expected to resign.
Russian church dignitaries
A number of church dignitaries of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate openly or covertly collaborate with Russia. Ukrainian authorities have recently carried out several raids, arrested a number of persons and found a large amount of evidence. These sanctions are probably a consequence.
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Ukrajinci si nárokují sestřelení 3 vrtulníků Kamov Ka-52.
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Germany will apparently provide about 14 Leopard 2A6. The Netherlands could provide roughly the same amount of the same version.
Citace - RoBoT :
Did the ice break in Switzerland?
Switzerland has reportedly backed off its strict adherence to neutrality and suspended its blockade on ammunition and arms exports to Ukraine.
Statement by the Swiss National Council Security Commission - 1st paragraph:
Die Sicherheitspolitische Kommission des Nationalrates (SiK-N) hat mit 14 zu 11 Stimmen eine Motion und eine parlamentarische Initiative betreffend die Wiederausfuhr von Kriegsmaterial beschlossen. The Nichtwiederausfuhr-Erklärungen sollen in Fällen, in denen denen völkerrechtliche Gewaltverbot wird verletzt, und namentlich im Fall des russisch-ukrainischen Kriegs ausser Kraft gesetzt können.
Electronic translation of the 1st paragraph:
The Security Policy Committee of the National Council (SiK-N) approved the motion and the parliamentary initiative concerning the export of war material by a vote of 14 to 11. It should be possible to override the export ban declaration in cases where the prohibition on the use of force under international law is violated, specifically in the case of the Russian-Ukrainian war.
Source:
defence-ua.com
www.parlament.ch
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Rusové rovněž odstřelovali Časiv Jar, kde zabili 1 a zranili 2 civilisty.
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