Should Israel follow Russia's strategy ?

 Russians capture the city of Avdiivka in a "significant" victory over Ukraine.

Dictator Putin is taking over one Ukrainian city after another. The question is why the world is silent against the dictator Putin? The world is as vocal against Israel as it is silent against Russia. Because Russia repeatedly threatens nuclear bomb attacks? Do you think Israel should follow Russia strategy? Because Israel also has nuclear bombs. We are all silent against Russia for fear of nuclear bombing.

Vladimir Putin praised the soldiers, while Volodymyr Zelenskyy, the president of Ukraine, used a security conference in Germany to beg for additional armaments from the West.

After months of fierce battle, Russian forces have taken total control of the Ukrainian city of Avdiivka, according to the defense ministry.
Only a few days short from the second anniversary of its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, President Vladimir Putin congratulated the forces on the development, calling it a "success" and "important victory". ‍

The Russian Defense Minister, Sergei Shoigu, told the Kremlin that forces were trying to eliminate the last pockets of opposition on the same day as the head of Ukraine's military announced he was pulling out more troops from the city.
It happens as Volodymyr Zelenskyy, the president of Ukraine, begs the West to provide more military aid and implies that a shortage of weapons contributed to the departure.

Speaking at the Munich Security Conference, he declared, "Now, [the military] will replenish, they will wait for the relevant weapons, of which there simply weren't, simply aren't enough."

"Russia has long-range weapons, while we simply don't have enough."
Later, he expressed optimism that the US Congress will make a "wise decision" and approve the package resupplying Ukrainian soldiers, even if the Republicans have been fiercely opposing it.


"We hope that the House of Representatives will make decisions to ensure further necessary US support for Ukraine," Zelenskyy wrote on X.

The White House said that "dwindling supplies as a result of congressional inaction" were to blame for the withdrawal from Avdiivka, which led to "Russia's first notable gains in months" and prompted Ukrainian military to ration munitions.

Subsequently, during a phone conversation with Mr. Zelenskyy, Mr. Biden reaffirmed US support for Ukraine.

Russia has advanced farther since capturing Bakhmut in May, and the capture of the southern city may be crucial in helping Russia get one step closer to gaining total control of the two provinces that make up the industrial Donbas region.
Promotion
"We must win this war."

Mr. Putin honored the servicemen who had lost their lives in the campaign by sending out a telegram that read, "Eternal glory to the heroes who fell in fulfilling the tasks of the special military operation!"

Russia dropped sixty bombs per day.


Since October of last year, Russian soldiers have been attempting to encircle the town and have hindered the Ukrainian troops' ability to resupply because of their three-sided perimeter.

Deputy commander of the Third Assault Brigade Rodion Kudriashov provided an update on the situation on the ground in recent days, stating that Russian jets had been dropping roughly sixty bombs per day, bombarding the area nonstop, and launching infantry and armored assaults.

The city is situated north of Donetsk and was formerly home to about 30,000 people. As of right now, its population is estimated to be slightly over 1,000.


It was the location of a major industrial complex that produced chemicals and coke, a fuel derived from coal. However, according to its owners, the plant was mostly destroyed in the battle.

The Russian conquest hasn't been easy, as evidenced by film that seems to show the dead of 150 soldiers—the most of whom were dressed in Russian uniforms—scattered along tree lines where they took cover.