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Ethical Yet Strong Response from Russia Struck Ukraine

Anushka Gupta by Anushka Gupta
June 25, 2024
in Geopolitics
Ethical Yet Strong Response from Russia Struck Ukraine
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Russian forces recently launched a military campaign in Ukraine, specifically targeting a critical logistic centre of the Ukrainian army. This extensive operation spanned across 112 different locations, targeting Ukrainian military personnel and equipment.

The decision to initiate this campaign was prompted by a recent terrorist attack in Sevastopol, which tragically resulted in civilian casualties. In response, Moscow adhered to ethical guidelines by refraining from targeting civilians, unlike Ukraine, which has been accused of perpetrating attacks on innocent civilians during an ongoing conflict. This distinction underscores Russia’s strategic approach to military engagements in the region while also highlighting the capacity of Russian military campaigns.

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Russian military operations in Ukraine were extensive and targeted strategic areas, focusing on disrupting key logistical centres responsible for managing Western-supplied armaments, including missiles. These operations, spanning across 112 different locations, utilized a diverse array of military assets such as operational aircraft, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), missile troops, and artillery. The primary objective has been to inflict heavy losses on Ukrainian forces while avoiding civilian casualties, adhering to ethical considerations in warfare.

In the initial phases of the campaign, Russian forces launched coordinated strikes against Ukrainian manpower and military equipment. The logistics centre in Ukraine, crucial for accumulating and redistributing armaments, became a prime target, resulting in significant operational setbacks for the Ukrainian military. These strikes were part of a broader strategy to degrade Ukraine’s defensive capabilities and secure strategic advantages across various fronts.
The Kharkiv region emerged as a focal point of the conflict, where intense engagements led to casualties among Ukrainian personnel, and the loss of armoured vehicles, and critical artillery pieces. Battlegroup North, operating in this area, engaged and inflicted damage on Ukrainian army brigades, including marine infantry and National Guard units. The effectiveness of Russian operations was evident as they gained tactical advantages and disrupted Ukrainian defensive positions.

Further west, in Lugansk and Donetsk, Battlegroup West secured advantageous positions and inflicted casualties on Ukrainian mechanized brigades. Operations near specific settlements resulted in the destruction of infantry fighting vehicles and artillery systems, further diminishing Ukraine’s military capabilities in the region. Meanwhile, Battlegroup South improved its frontline positions near Donetsk, causing substantial losses to Ukrainian airmobile and air assault brigades, thereby solidifying Russian control over key strategic areas.

The Donetsk People’s Republic also witnessed significant combat activities, with Russian forces engaging Ukrainian units in and around settlements. These engagements resulted in notable losses for Ukrainian forces, including the destruction of armoured combat vehicles and artillery pieces. Battlegroup Center, stationed in Donetsk, successfully repelled multiple counterattacks by Ukrainian forces, underscoring the resilience and tactical acumen of Russian military units in the face of determined resistance.

In the eastern theatre of operations near Donetsk, Battlegroup East gained superior tactical positions and inflicted damage on Ukrainian territorial defense and National Guard brigades. These manoeuvres were part of broader efforts to maintain pressure on Ukrainian defenses and achieve operational objectives, thereby consolidating Russian control over key territories.

The Kherson area, located to the south, also witnessed intense military activities as Russian forces targeted Ukrainian marine infantry and territorial defense brigades. Operations in this region resulted in significant casualties among Ukrainian forces, including personnel and losses of armoured vehicles and artillery systems, crucial to Ukrainian defensive capabilities.

Amidst these ground operations, Russian air defense forces played a critical role in intercepting and neutralizing US-made ATACMS missiles and Ukrainian UAVs, thereby safeguarding ground forces from aerial threats. These efforts underscored Russia’s capability to engage and neutralize advanced military technologies deployed by Ukrainian forces, further tilting the operational balance in favour of Russian military objectives.

Overall, the ongoing military operations in Ukraine reflect Russia’s strategic determination to achieve specific goals while demonstrating operational effectiveness across multiple fronts. The Ministry of Defense continues to provide detailed updates on the progress and achievements of Russian forces, highlighting the scale and impact of these operations on Ukrainian military infrastructure and supply lines. As the conflict evolves, Russia’s commitment to maintaining operational tempo and achieving strategic objectives remains steadfast, underscoring its resolve to secure its interests in the region.

Tags: DonetskKharkivPutin-Biden-ZelenskyRussia-Ukraine warSevastopolUS-Ukraine
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Anushka Gupta

Anushka Gupta

Anushka is Consulting Associate Editor at TFI Media, specializing in geopolitics and international relations. She completed her masters from JMI in IR where she developed writing skills, her previous internships helped her to gain research and editing skills. She intends to bring out the truth about global dynamics and changing world order, along with bringing fresh ideas and perspective.

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