Ukraine recaptures settlements & we're live in Kharkiv| Ukraine: The Latest | Podcast
Day 224
Today, we discuss the latest updates from the battlefront as fierce fighting rages across Ukraine. We also hear about the situation in the north as our Senior Foreign Correspondent Roland Oliphant calls in from Kharkiv. And we discuss our Russia Correspondent Nataliya Vasileya’s fascinating interview with a newly mobilised Russian soldier, the first of which to appear in the Western press.
Contributors:
David Knowles (Host). Follow David on Twitter @djknowles22
Dom Nicholls (Associate Editor, Defence).
Francis Dearnley (Assistant Comment Editor). Follow Francis on Twitter @FrancisDearnley.
Roland Oliphant (Senior Foreign Correspondent).
Nataliya Vasilyeva (Russia Correspondent).
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Very good , listening from Ireland
Ha! Love the old Viking proverb, 'Up the Dnipro without a paddle'
It looks like they are being washed down by the current.
Listening from Palo Alto, California. The care and thoughtfulness of these accounts are remarkable. As traumatic as this war is for the citizens of Ukraine, as well as the residents of Russia, I believe we are witnessing a major change in the fortunes of NATO and the remnants of Putin’s totalitarian empire.
This report deserves MANY more "Likes" than it gets.
Wonderful podcast! I listen every day. From Germany!
Very interesting podcast…give 🇺🇦 the weapons they need to kick the genocidal imperialist invaders out of 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦…..🇮🇪❤️💪💪💪🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦
Aussie here. I appreciate the reasoned and unbiased reporting and just the facts.
unbiased.....really ???
@@matthewrussell8590 Yes.... really.
Excellent podcast. Have enjoyed it for a long time. Excellent journalism
I support ukraine fully.But i do regret the waste of life on the battle field.Slava Ukraine.
The real tragedy is the loss of civilian life from Russia's targeting of non military targets.
it is nice to hear these smart english fellars explain what is happening for us.
Fantastically informative. Thanks for posting!
Fantastic and insightful podcast, from all your correspondents. Not sure why the comments section isn't more active.
I’d say time of release, it came out in the middle of the night for most of the US. It should get more active as the day goes.
For the first few months of the war they had their comments section turned off. I bet many listeners have not discovered that the chat is open now.
The Telegraph usually turns off comments on all its videos and community posts. I still think they're leaving these comments open by mistake Edit: and their very next podcast after this had comments turned off, *sigh*
No need for comments, they said it all :)
@@tinklanjscek2700 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thanks for keeping me updated 🙂
Fantastic progress from these brave and heroic Ukrainian fighters. their tactical nous is very impressive. Obviously they are very well led at all levels. Just shows how out of date Putin’s dictatorship really is.
Russia's main problem is how entrenched kleptocracy has become in their government. For the last twenty years equipment such as uniforms, helmets, boots, weapons and basically anything that could be monetized was stolen and sold off by Russian officers and connected enlisted personnel. Putin and his band of oligarchs established the model for them.
Western intervention
@@matthewrussell8590 yes.....we saw what great advances Western intervention created in Afghanistan. Please!
Praying for the good people of Ukraine 🇺🇦 🙏
Prayers are the strongest military weapons.
@@paulmichael778 then Russia better start doing it too because they need something better than a potato taped to a bottle rocket
@@paulmichael778 so lets just send them thoughts and prayers instead of expensive militery equipment.
Brilliant as always
thanks, so much! (California)
@3:23 "Is retreat or advance in the other direction, as they might put it." 🤣🤣 Thanks guys for a great and insightful discussion. Keep them coming. Slava Ukraini! 🗺❤🇺🇦
God bless Ukraine 🇺🇦💙💛💪🙏👍
Awesome, most informational. New subscriber.
Another excellent podcast 🇺🇦 🙏
Another excellent podcast. Hello from New Zealand.
I look forward to hearing your thoughts every day
Thanks for the insightful interview with a conscript, helps to humanise the common Russian. Poo-tin and his elite thugs must go.
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@@TheCitroenman1 Looks like a Poo-tin bhatty boy
Survey results are encouraging.
I really don't go anywhere near the telegraph for politics, too right wing and Tory-centric for me - but absolutely hats off for the quality of the war reporting.
Very soon we will be able to say "It is the end of the beginning!"
This is excellent. A whole different take on what is going on and daily lives of Ukrainian people villages that were taken over by Russians. Things I never considered.
Right or wrong no one wants to be on the losing team
From Austria, near Salzburg.
Listening from Ohio USA.
Informative!
My must listen to daily podcast, great work.
Good content, but I think it gets less comments because there is no video of the commenters, frankly. Sort of a subconscious thing, people like to see who is talking.on a video site.
It's a podcast. And it was released at 2-4am in North America. And it's the start of the work day in EU.
I actually enjoy the fact its audio. I can listen while doing dishes, folding clothes, making dinner or just relaxing with a game of solitaire or 2. 👍
I usually listen to KZhead news on audio. There’s not that much added by a talking heads and fat microphones.
Russian mobile operators are those who own some of the networks. Wonder how does that work?
Genuinely curious.... what is available for the survivors in the reclaimed villages? Are basic facilities being brought in to assist in-situ (field units?) or are they being taken to places of safety with better facilities..
My favorite: the end is nye(spell?-i’m from US)
Anatolij isn't contradictory at all. It's about duty and responsibility: he disagrees with Putin on the war, but as a Russian has a duty towards his friends and his country.
Putin must go! May the Virgin of Vladimir, St Basil the Blessed and St George intercede with the Almighty for an end to Putin's murderous regime. May Ukraine fight successfully for a just peace.
I pray daily.
Not covered here in this podcast, but as far as British and US intelligence is concerned, it's a relief and worrying how they over estimated Russia's capability.
14:42 I get the idea of just giving desperate people money, but it sounds like there's nothing to buy. Get some chow trucks into those villages. And follow on with the civilian government coming in with generators while reconnecting power, water, etc. The civilian economy will build off of that. That rail hub in Lyman isn't specifically supposed to be a military target, it is a supply hub for the civilian economy too. Flood the zone behind the lines with visible, credible support from Kiev. That's all predicated on the Ukrainian mlitary holding the lines they have seized, of course.
Please show maps!
It's a podcast
I was an opponent of the Iraq war before it began, but I joined the army to go to Iraq because I thought I could help my fellow Americans who were already in the fight. It's a lot more complicated than that, but that was one of my motivations. So I get where this Siberian mechanic who doesn't believe in this invasion of Ukraine feels a duty to serve regardless.
The Iraq war was caused by a bigger tyrant than Putin the West did it for oil they destroyed the entire country this is a black mark on the USA and the West they can redeem themselves by supporting Ukraine but the principles of invading a sovereign state is the same greed money and power I wonder and fear for the world I think we have lost our way and our humanity
THE DURAN Non bias reports.
Some of these podcast are unberable to listen to, because your reporters don't know how to properly adjust their microphones.
When that ‘advance in the other direction’ line was first spoken it was because the marines were surrounded and fighting their way through the enemy in literally every direction. Not true for the Russians in Ukraine. Very informative podcast otherwise, but that came across a little flat.
Zaporizhzhia nukes illustrate why we should move away from pressurised water reactors. There are simply too many things that can go wrong - each leading to dangerous situations. The Moltex molten salt reactor is intrinsically safe and fully self regulating. There core has no moving parts or pumped fluids and simple passive cooling keeps it safe when shut down.
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When the topic of the conversation shifts to “what’s the end of war like” or “what’s a reasonable peace deal”, I stop listening.
The Ukraine are losing five hundred soldiers every day.
Have these commentators any military stategic experience? It doesn’t sound as if they have.
Clown