Putin feels 'effect' of hundreds of Ukrainian drone strikes into Russia

“The Ukrainians have a lot of methods of striking deep in Russia.”

There are already “fascinating signs” of effects of “psychological shock” following Ukrainian attacks in Russia, explains diplomatic and defence expert Mark Urban, as the UK and US deliberate authorising Ukraine to use Western long-range missiles.

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[jamieclark]

Image if the UK was in the same situation as Ukraine. Would we still be asking for permission to be able to fire our own missiles? Bonkers

[Stef_Turtle]

Ukraine knows Russia has never honored any agreement they made.

[fredrickmascarenhas]

Ukraine has Right to Retaliate defend it's country against Russia Aggression

[YouDntSay]

Ben Hodges last week put it like this:
Imagine the situation in WW2 where Britain eas defending itself against Hitler's army, and received all sorts of weaponry from the US under the Lend Lease program: planes, bombs, ships, vehicles, artillery and ammunition. And then they were told that they could only use it on their own territory.
That's Ukraine's situaion for 2.5 years.

[mjmyroslava]

That’s just pathetic, you cannot hit back to the side which hits you so hard and shelling every single Wake up, people! putler won’t stop, he needs to be defeated. Everyone worries about their own selves, shame on Europe

[DR]

As an American I really enjoy listening to times radio. Our politics & commentators are so crazy / unserious it’s refreshing to hear levelheaded conversation.

[esercye]

Ukraine needs to develop their own long distance bilisstic missiles guickly !

[kmg]

The bots are busy today. Putin's obviously shaking in his tiny boots😂😂😂

[TimesFM]

Europe needs to build our own capacity

[maniravsadhur]

1- A cease-fire would serve Putin's interests way more than Ukraine's, so it's unacceptable for Ukraine, period.2- I'm baffled to see that there are still some people who give any kind of credit to Russia's diplomacy. Russia annexed Crimea in violation of 1994's Budapest memorandum, then waged war in the Donbass region for 8 years, then said it wouldn't invade Ukraine in February 2022 then did it anyway, ; now Russia, which is still part of the Vienna accords about Iran, has decided to help Iran make nuclear weapons .. What more do you need to understand that the Kremlin's word has no value?

[bigdada]

Blessings, peace and luck from California to Ukraine. 🙏🙏☮🍀💛💙

[captainhaddck]

Mark Urban is a brilliant analyst. I remember him back in the Gulf War days on the BBC. More from him please, Times Radio.

[grycripps]

How is Russia getting weapons from Iran and North Korea any different from Ukraine getting weapons from NATO countries? The argument makes no sense?

[JamesGeary-vxqt]

Its about time the Russian people rose up and got rid of Putin.

[terryluckhurst]

That was an excellent interview with Mark Urban whose knowledge and intelligence gave well balanced informative and interesting answers with a tenor that was compulsive easy listening. Kept a difficult ongoing and often highly emotive topic simple to understand .Thank You.

[ghspacenet]

Putin has broken the spirit of Russia forever and his country will dare not try any war ever again till the end of the world. And if he lives after this war, he’ll never brag his army ever again. As it stands now. Putin’s toast.

[laurie]

Did the US tell the UK in WW2 that UK bombers weren't allowed to bomb Germany?

[Miroslaw-rsip]

Shame on Biden, honestly I question America’s commitments to Ukraine’s defence.

[markberryhill]

At the risk of sounding a little naive, and considering the said technological difficulty of trying to use the weapons without American assistance, can't we just give Ukraine permission, and assistance without announcing it to the freakin world and turn a blind eye when they use them, knowing Russia will know where they came from.
Don't let your left hand know what your right hand is doing.

[dalecrocker]

The mosquitoes in Russia are really terrible at this time of year.