Ukraine War: Russian missiles 'destroy hangar containing European and US weapons' - Moscow

Russian missiles have struck an arms depot housing weapons from the United States and European countries, Moscow has claimed.

Chief Executive of McKenzie Intelligence, Forbes McKenzie, has the latest on the situation on the ground in Ukraine.

[rottendogproductions]

Lady: "Lets get the latest on the ground from ukraine" *Procedes to turn to dude 3 feet away and ask his opinion*
Dude: *procedes to sound like he read a couple of wiki pages just before camera rolled and guessed everything else*

Solid jounalism, guys.

[alexcotney]

"Don't get involved" they said "it won't spill in to other countries..."

Moldova:
👁 - 👁

[truthseeker]

Russia is fighting about 40 different countries in Ukraine.

[numoverper]

I'm amazed by how people chose to not see the obvious. So much positive news on Ukrainian/Western side on how Ukraine will win, how Russian soldiers and equipment are destroyed in mass and so easily, how Russian soldiers are incompetent, weak, have lost their moral, how Ukrainians are winning their counter attacks, how sanctions will hit Russia, how Russians and oligarchs will revolt against Putin etc... But that map tells a different story; Sky news show that map every single day since Russia started focusing on the East, and that red area is getting bigger by day; it's slow but it's clearly getting bigger. Mariupol the most strategic city for Ukraine economy has fallen, Luhansk oblast is practically lost now; It's already more than half of Donbas region that is under Russian control now, are people so blind ? Yes, Ukrainians destroying Russian tanks or the Moskva are impacting battlefield success and strong symbols but there's clearly something not right in the news we are provided

[moiseshuerta]

Finally an analysis that doesn't say the Ghost of Kiev shot down 100 planes today.

[jonathanryan]

That's why we gave them A LOT of weapons. We knew Russia would destroy some before they could be used against Russia.

[samcairns]

The guy commentator is not very good at describing what’s happening-in fact he’s sketchy to say the least

[conway]

The Russians were defeated in Kiev? What kind of expert is that? 🤣

[petshopox]

It's hard to take an 'expert' seriously when he doesn't know the difference between a ballistic missile and a cruise missile.

[justasmackevicius]

quoting Moscow is not a good idea, it is spreading propoganda.

[yevheniyl]

Well, I can say that a random guy who is watching every day what’s going on on the battlefield in Ukraine can tell more than many so called experts.

[nizmando]

They never show when Russia gets a good hit. Only when Ukraine gets a nice missile lock and shot 😂😭

[onestand]

Why nobody talking about the territories other than Donbass taken by Russia?

[robertpatrick]

Could be an arms depot…. Could be full of humanitarian aid….. could be a warehouse full of washing machines in which case they should have just left it alone for their troops to loot

[martinfox]

Frankly the guy show never be invited again. He talks about "western capability". It's not capability, it's just a stash of weapons.

[Bigbluecollector]

If Russia is loosing why is the red on the map growing slowly every day

[dk]

I watch this report daily and i'm pretty sure that graphic is showing that the Russian controlled area in the south is growing slowly in a northerly direction ( i realise it's only a representation and not a detailed map, but still). However, the reporting doesn't really suggest this. So, is Ukraine doing as well as is actually being reported? I Hope so, but the map suggests otherwise

[pho-kingsoup]

If Moscow said the sky was blue, I'd go check for myself.

[Malani]

Let’s end this war! It has become pointless. Save lives!

[xjunkxyrdxdog]

The world while making memes: "the us has too many guns"
How could anyone think one cache of weapons will make a difference? Bruh we'll just send more. We've got plenty.