Ukraine War: 'Resilience of Ukraine is key going forward'

Louise Jones, head of intelligence at McKenzie Intelligence Services, looks at the impact of the relentless Russian bombardment on Ukraine's critical infrastructure.

She tells Sky News the "sustainability and resilience of Ukraine will absolutely be key as we go forward."

#ukraine #russia #skynews

[oldsingingstudentdougbillf]

Resilience and determination derived by hate fortified by great friends. Not an enemy anyone wants to mess with.

[jensschroder]

Given the experiences of Ukrainians throughout history, Ukrainians would rather resist to the death than be subjugated by Moscow again.
Ukrainians have often wanted to resist Moscow, but without foreign help they stood no chance against the violence. This is different now.

[reginaldlagrone]

Bakhmut is the center of the longest and toughest fighting of the war. It can not be downplayed it's a highly critical battle

[tommywhite]

We want Professor Michael Clarke mate . His intellect on war is precise with full detail . She covered basics but Professor Clarke gives more details Sky News . We want Clarke everyday Mate .

[clintonreisig]

"We are not going anywhere. This is our homeland. We will keep fighting until the invaders leave our land" one artillery officer about 18 kilometers from the front line

[roundlake]

I’m proud that so many small and big companies in my country still come together and are trying to help Ukraine.
Last project I seen is special built wood stoves that will be sent to help battle the winter cold.

Thanks for the great news update and reminders on why it’s so important that we continue to send support.

[strballistik]

The more civilians become a target the more they are inclined to join the fight.

[duncanstewart]

The wide area and heavy defence around Bakhmut makes maneuvers impossible. The attempt to encircle the thousands of troops and artillery and create a cauldron like at Sieverodonetsk will fail. And has for months. Like taking all of London one go...

[Poramola]

I felt that she put in very little propaganda. I like her analysis. I felt that she said it like what it is.

[harryrussell]

Resiliency is a pep talk word for those losing the war.

[jetblakink]

Very briefly, what is the real news?… Russians making very very very very very very very very slight progress! LOL Great analysis!

[PhilipReeder]

I was unaware that Billie Eilish was also a military analyst. And had a Cockney accent.

[michaeldavison]

Clearly we need to ramp up support for Ukraine so they can win quickly. There is a real shooting war happening - the munitions factories around Europe need to be running 24/7.

[pevlez]

Pretty decent analysys, still I'd love to see more of Michael Clarke

[alexv]

Slava Ukraine from Hungary. Glory to the heroes of Ukraine. 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦

[JohnCSmith-lpqr]

Over 120k deaths. What resilience.? Its a Slattery ..Stupidity

[richardbarrow]

She's much prettier than Michael and a nice change of pace.

[myhoose]

Flawless straight faced delivery of disinformation about Bakmut.... Bravo

[imaginemetoo]

GLORY AFU 🇺🇦🇺🇦
GLORY to Ukraine 🇺🇦🇺🇦💪🏻

[ssss]

women who plough 40 guys in their 20s then cry where are the good men in their 30s ?