Today I got another AI assistant. He knows how to listen а long videos of 30-60 minutes in Ukrainian, and gives an analytical summary of them with theses that can be read in a few minutes.
Saves a lot of time.
All texts written by this AI, not me, will be marked with a robot face 🤖.
You have every right not to vote for my posts like this. But I want to inform people from other countries of the world more about the events in Ukraine in English. I will repeat that in this case the AI does not invent the text, but only summarizes the essence of what the person said. Today is a video with Ukrainian military expert Roman Svitan.
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In this YouTube video titled "Cluster munitions BROKE THE PLANS OF THE RUSSIANS / Occupants in a PANIC / Will they flee from the ZANP?" (in Ukrainian), the speaker discusses the positive progress of the Ukrainian forces in pushing back Russian forces and establishing strongholds near the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant. They mention preparations for breakthroughs and the readiness of the National Guard for urban warfare. The speaker also talks about the increase in Russian forces on the Luhansk front, highlighting the use of cassette ammunition by the Russians. They express frustration over the delayed aviation support from the United States and emphasize the need for advanced missile systems. The speaker criticizes the lack of concrete support from NATO at the summit and suggests that the guarantees provided are insufficient. Overall, the Ukrainian forces are gaining momentum and strategically pressuring the Russians, but require more support.
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In this section, the speaker discusses the positive progress and dynamics of the Ukrainian forces on the front lines, particularly in the area near Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant. He mentions the preparation for breakthroughs and the establishment of strongholds to push Russian forces away from the power plant. The speaker also highlights the readiness of the National Guard for urban warfare in the direction of Donetsk and the positioning of forces on the left bank of the river. Additionally, the speaker mentions the slow but steady progress in the Bahmut area and the use of long-range weapons to surround Russian garrisons. The overall assessment is that the Ukrainian forces are gaining momentum and strategically pressuring the Russians.
00:05:00
In this section, the speaker discusses the increase in Russian forces in the area, particularly on the Luhansk front. He mentions the presence of professional soldiers and the use of cassette ammunition by the Russians. The speaker also mentions the strategic importance of the two rivers in the region and the plans to counter Russian attacks in that area. Additionally, the speaker sarcastically comments on the lack of preparedness and support from European partners and suggests the use of specialized military units, such as combat dolphins, to counter Russian forces.
00:10:00
In this section, the speaker discusses the need for the Ukrainian military to receive aviation support from the United States and expresses frustration over the delay in its delivery. They suggest that if the aviation support had been provided earlier, Ukraine could have advanced further into Russian-occupied territories and even reached Sakhalin. They also mention the importance of implementing advanced missile systems, increasing the number of launchers, and supplying ammunition for them. The speaker emphasizes the significance of destroying logistical chains, such as the Crimean and Taganrog bridges, using missiles like Storm Shadow. Overall, they argue for the need to rely on long-range systems for combat, given the potential limitations of aircraft.
00:15:00
In this section, the speaker criticizes the lack of concrete support given to Ukraine at the NATO summit, stating that all they received was half a kilogram of paper guarantees. They argue that these guarantees do not provide actual security and instead refer to them as simply supply agreements. The speaker suggests that it would have been more beneficial if NATO had explicitly stated their support and assistance. They express gratitude for the ammunition and supplies received, acknowledging that they will serve as consumables on the battlefield for a month or two, but emphasize that this does not equate to NATO involvement. They also highlight that the summit gave Putin more time to exert control and violence over Ukraine.
July 15, 2023.