Putin loses men and equipment as Russians surge towards Pokrovsk | Prof. Michael Clarke

"They're holding in other areas. But and then and they're pressurising Crimea and still attacking refineries in Russia, in the Rostov region."

Russia's push for Pokrovsk is fast becoming a costly operation for Putin as he tries to seize the Donbas town before winter, Prof. Michael Clarke tells Kate Gerbeau on Frontline

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[PedroFerreira-zeyp]

Let´s always remember Putin calls leveling a city of 70.000 people to the ground, 70.000 lives, children, women, elderly, he calls it "denazification".
Let´s never forget this!

[rcchin]

Times getting more out of Clarke in a 1/2 hour interview than CNN with its 6-minute newsbites. Thanks for the interview!

[ukopia]

The problem with UFA is not lack of strategy, but lack of western support.

[johnswimcat]

Occasionally I realise just how lucky we are to have access to videos like this. Most of the time I take it for granted but boy wouldn't I miss it if it suddenly wasn't there. Two first class people in this one

[theresa]

Thank you for your insights Professor Clarke.

[rexmundi]

Kursk allows Ukraine to move missiles and drones closer to vital military infrastructure and to Moscow. Experts have consistently under estimated Ukraine and it’s pretty rich to then say they "may not really understand their objective in Kursk". They took a good size chunk of Russia that they will be able to hold. By the time Putin moves assets there in serious numbers, they will be dug in like ticks and all winter long they will hammer Moscow with their new missiles.

[paularivero]

A pleasure to listen to honourable professor Michael Clarke. Thank Timesradio

[marcoc]

Only about 1800 boys are born each day in Russia, Putin is throwing away 1100 men a day in a senseless war. This is devastating for Russia.

[richardoldfield]

"Russians surge towards Pokrovsk"? Ukraine says their have been no advances in that direction for the last 6 days.

[debbie]

Zelenskyy is the reason why Putin doesn't have Ukraine. He is also the reason why we Americans have gotten behind Ukraine. Ukranians should understand that. I have nothing but respect for the guy who said he didn't need a ride. Any other leader would've left the country.

[davidl.howser]

Kate & Mike are the best Ukraine current War Information Source, when combined as can ever be found on Planet Earth !!!

[daydays]

So good to see, and hear from Kate Gerbeau again. She's such a good interviewer.
Professor Clarke was interesting.

[markrichards]

The greatest problem for ukraine is the weakness of it's partners in nato who have not seriously unified and given ukraine the ability to win

[ptpothischainwaxtoo]

The Russians should be worried about Ukraine being afraid of the winter when they themselves can't even supply their troops with adequate equipment.

[lymtbge]

God Bless 🙏🙏🙏 Ukraine with Victory and Justice ⚖️⚖️⚖️

[arau]

How does the world think it's ok for one country to do this to another? Just insane.

[epedjdq]

Brilliant analysis. Thank you again Kate and Mr. Clark. God Bless you both.🌻💜🌻💜🌻

[lynnmcquillan]

How can we in the West let this go on???? Innocent civilians 😢

[ananamu]

Ukraine woould be very unwise to change Zelenski

[marisabenson]

Clarke says Zelenskyy's not popular last report he had dropped in popularity but was dtill around 65%. As for "insisting " full mobilisation he was pushed many times and eventually the bill passed but it is fo over 25 year olds. Tough conditions and misinformation from russia infect Ukraine.