Putin’s Achilles' heel under fire as Ukraine plans ATACMS to hit Kerch Bridge | Frontline

"Ukraine has prepared the battlefield from Crimea pretty well, they've hit a lot of targets deep in Crimea, a lot of airfields and they've taken down a lot of Russia's top fighter jets and bombers."

With Ukraine being supplies with long range ATACMS, Hamish de Bretton-Gordon discusses what this means for Ukraine's plans to target the Kerch bridge and take back Crimea.

[He-de-hi-jsyu]

Why aren’t we dealing with this war properly? It’s like we haven’t learnt anything from WW2. We have dragged our heels and let bunker grandpa get away with it for far too long!

[StephenGlencross-ygnt]

The bridge is going down god bless Ukraine.

[jonathandavies]

Times and telegraph doing a great job in keeping the War in Ukraine in the spotlight

[martinbabl]

Underestimating your enemy speaks volumes of your incompetence.

[NeCoNLive]

Achilles' heel? Putin has already built new train tracks to support the frontline. We have been so slow to send support :(

[terjeoseberg]

“This is a war crime.”

So are we going to do something about it? What? If not, then there’s no such thing as “war crimes”.

[American-edhg]

put him on the eastern front with Schultz and Col. Klink??

[ashenaura]

Very informative. Everyone who takes their freedom seriously need to understand we must stand with Ukraine.
Slava Ukraini!

[shaneconnor]

astute observations about strategic preparations. Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦 from 🇦🇺

[petpot]

Send this man to Ukraine ASAP everything he says makes so much sense !!!

[MrJugsstein]

HDG great to see and hear you
Thanks to Times radio and you for your time and thought

Putin's Achilles' heel is the void between his ears.

[margiehelberg]

From what I've heard the USA has surreptitiously already sent part of the new package

[sundog]

OH BS the Crimea bridge is not an Achilles heal. They have already built a railroad into Crimea.

[joeanderson]

It is probably past time for NATO to enter this war by helping Ukraine control its airspace.

[StefaanGoovaerts]

what's the difference of sending troops without national insignia's, like the russians did in crimea and donbass?

[russellspeed]

It would be very interesting to see what would happen if Rupert paid Hamish to say what he really thinks.

[dennissamui]

Don't you listen to this as it being recorded, get the audio levels balanced

[forestturnings]

A very well-presented commentary and very level-headed. This gentleman has a balanced and well-informed view. We should listen.

[oceanblueavanue]

This is pathetic reporting. Russia has no desire to attack the uk. The uk should stay out of this War. We have people here struggling in the uk.