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Czechoslovakia has no more large-scale missiles and funds. On the last day of the Russian election, the Russian army attacked Moscow. It was bombed consecutively, and 30 refueling stations were blown up. On the fifth day of the campaign, the Liberation Army regrouped. The war continued to escalate. The Russian army died in the air. Today is March 18, 2024. The Russian-Ukrainian war entered the 754th day. Good news. The Czech Republic has purchased 800,000 missiles from suppliers around the world. It has also confirmed that another 700,000 missiles can be obtained through additional funds. The total cost of purchasing 1.5 million missiles will reach 3.3 billion U.S. dollars. Sweden also announced its support for the Czech Republic in providing missiles to Ukraine and promised to provide 30 million euros. This will be part of Ukraine's 15th military aid plan. However, it is necessary to go through the budget-added amendments proposed by the Swedish Parliament in support of the government. Another piece of news is that Russia has lost another officer. St. Petersburg National Telecommunications University Military Training Director Vadim Aleksandrov is its chief. On February 20, 2024, he was killed in the headquarters of the Russian front line in Trotskystk. He was killed in the center of Ukraine's Hamas. The outside world thinks that this officer came to the front line to make money and prepare to promote the general. I didn't expect to leave Ukraine in the end. On March 17, the Russian presidential election was counted as the last day. After two opposition candidates were banned from running for office, Putin had no real competitors. According to media reports, some Moscow residents who went to the polling station to vote said they supported the current President Putin. Other voters said they wanted to make changes and bring better things to the country. During the vote, the Russian and Russian sides fought non-stop. On March 16, a missile launched by Ukraine hit the western part of Russia. On March 17, Ukraine launched a new wave of large-scale attacks on Russia. In just one night, Ukraine successfully used a drone to roam freely behind Russia. Residents of St. Petersburg, Russia shared videos of fire and explosions after the attack on Ukraine on social media. Moscow was not spared. Multiple Ukrainian Shenfeng drones attacked Moscow's Domojetovo airport and caused a fire. The airport was engulfed in smoke. The airport is the second largest airport in Russia, 26 miles from the center of Moscow. Currently, all three airports in Moscow are closed. The Russian Defense Ministry reported on Sunday that a total of 35 Ukrainian drones were dropped. Moscow Mayor Sobyanin said on the 17th that the Russian Defense Ministry had not responded to the attack on Moscow's Domojetovo, Stupino and Ramenskiy airports. Before we start, please like, comment, and subscribe to our channel. Thank you. At the same time, the Russian military's attack on Russian oil refineries is at its peak since the war began. On the 17th, at the Slavyansk oil refinery in Kuban, Russia, several Ukrainian drones were attacked and caused a fire. You can see that the high tower of the refinery was hit. The two refineries may be closed. Three refineries in Samara, Russia, 1235 kilometers from Ukraine, were also attacked. Among them, there was a fire in the Sainzlan refinery. The fire reached 500 square meters. Several other drones attacked the newly built Svobodsk and Kubishevsk oil refineries in the country, which also caused a fire. These factories process about 25 million tons of oil a year, which accounts for 10% of all Russian oil refineries. Ukrainian Security Director General Malyuk previously said, Where is the oil produced? That's right, in the oil refineries. There are many oil refineries in Russia, but not many large oil refineries. Ukraine knows them very well. Of the 30 large oil refineries in Russia, 14 have been damaged. If this continues, it will make Russia's economy worse, thereby affecting Ukraine's investment in the war, and to a certain extent, change the course of the war. Russia's current problems are obvious. They are facing huge anti-aircraft loopholes. Although Russia's anti-aircraft system may have a certain missile interceptor capability, but for low-speed low-altitude drones, even with the expensive S-400 system, the effect will not be very good. In addition, because most anti-aircraft systems are used to protect military and government targets, the remaining anti-aircraft capabilities are not enough to protect large oil refineries and other important infrastructure. Ukraine launched strikes on Russian local oil refineries, forcing these factories to stop production, resulting in a sharp decline in Russian oil refinery capacity, forcing them to stop exporting oil to foreign countries. This result is difficult to achieve even with the sanctions imposed by the EU and the US for two years. This may explain why last year, Russian Duma members demanded that companies buy their own anti-aircraft systems. It's not just that. On the 17th, the Russian Free Army entered Russia for the fifth day. They had already taken control of the Gorkhov village near Belgorod. The military spokesman said that they had a meeting with soldiers from the anti-aircraft troops from Chechnya, the Russian volunteer troops from the Ukrainian Republic, and the Siberian battalion, and continued to advance towards the target. It did not occur to me that now even the Chechen anti-aircraft troops had entered the city together. The Siberian battalion also reported that they had tried to seize the administrative building of the settlement in the Grewol region. The anti-aircraft troops also announced that they had captured 25 prisoners and demanded that they be returned to the army. The Russian side claimed that they had wiped out more than 2,500 rebels and destroyed 35 armoured vehicles. However, public opinion pointed out that there were only a few hundred people with four anti-aircraft troops. So far, the battles in Belgorod and Kursk, two provinces of Russian-occupied Ukraine, are still burning. People in the Kursk region replied that they could hear the sound of warplanes. A senior Ukrainian intelligence official said that the anti-aircraft troops were fighting against the government troops. Many towns have been occupied. Russia has become an active war zone. Among them, the most noteworthy is Grewol. This is a city in the southwest of Belgorod, Russia. It is reported that the first village from the border to Grewol, Russian armed forces dropped a UH-60 helicopter here. Detailed situation is to be observed. There is also a video showing that the Russian tank tried to drive the anti-aircraft troops out of Kursk, but it was destroying the houses of its own citizens. The Russian border area is under fierce shelling. However, before the shelling began, Siberia also issued a warning to the citizens of Belgorod, saying that military facilities and Russian armed forces would be shelled on a large scale in the area. They urged those who had not yet withdrawn to immediately go to the shelter, emphasizing that everyone has a responsibility to take care of themselves and their loved ones, and not to be captured. In addition, three anti-aircraft troops also jointly issued a statement accusing the Russian government of failing to evacuate the civilians in time. The anti-aircraft troops continued to fight, with no intention of withdrawing troops at all. Russian media reported that the troops had already penetrated into Russian territory for dozens of kilometers. Obviously, these Russians not only had to vote in their own way, but also had to go through the entire Russian election. Let's take a look at the news on the Ukrainian front line. In the direction of Liman-Kremlin, the Russian army has organized multiple attacks in the direction of Bilohorivka, but has not made any progress. On the east side of Dzerni, the Russian army advanced about 100 meters, and is now about 700 meters away from the village. In the direction of Zaporizhzhia, the Russian army repelled attacks on the south and west sides of the Robo-Dniester, as well as multiple attacks on the west side of the Volgograd. But the Russian army has made some progress on the north side of the Volgograd, about 200 meters ahead, occupying part of the Russian army's positions. In Bahamut, the northern battlefield has not changed. In the western Ivanni-Fusk, both sides entered the battlefield mode, fighting on both sides of the 0504 highway. In addition, the Russian army increased the air attack on the Karnal region, and launched at least 10 heavy bombers. In the western Aftifka, the Russian army continued to send Abrams tanks and Bradley tanks to launch fierce counterattacks on the Russian army, successfully destroying multiple Russian armored vehicles. However, in the Alifka region, the Russian army steadily advanced more than 200 meters to the northwest. Faced with this situation, the Russian army quickly organized two tactical counterattacks, but failed to make the expected progress. On the eastern front, the Russian army launched a man-to-man confrontation in the Terni-Yangbo-Lifka. The result was not ideal, and the Russian army was annihilated. According to the report of the Taiwan Times on Sunday, March 16, due to the threat of a Russian missile attack, British Defense Minister Grant Sharps canceled the planned visit to Ukraine Odessa. The British intelligence department issued a warning to the Minister of Defense, saying that Russia had already mastered Sharps' travel plan. Sharps eventually returned to the UK via Poland. However, when taking the British Royal Air Force plane to fly over the Russian Galilee, it was suspected of being interfered by Russian electronic devices. The global satellite positioning system on the plane failed, and an emergency backup system was needed. The report also pointed out that on March 6, Zelenskiy, along with Greek Prime Minister Mizotaski, suddenly encountered an attack during a press conference at the port of Odessa. Everyone heard the alarm and explosion. They didn't even have time to avoid the nearest air defense hole. The situation was very dangerous. Maybe they wanted to show Russia a lesson. Then the Greek Prime Minister announced that he would provide S-300 anti-aircraft missiles to Ukraine. It can be seen that Russia's penetration of the UK is much more serious than expected, and even the form of the Minister of Defense cannot be kept secret. In addition, Russia seems to be getting more and more impudent. Greek Prime Minister, British Defense Minister, This shows that the war is increasing in an obvious way. During the recent two sessions of the Chinese Communist Party, Wang Wei, deputy commander of the Chinese Communist Air Force, said that the long-awaited Hong 20 will be officially announced to the outside world soon, and will be put into mass production after the launch. This remark immediately aroused the fans of the military. Hong 20, which has been delayed for a long time, is really like some fans of the wall who say that it can surpass the latest generation of US stealth strategic bomber B-21. What are the difficulties of Hong 20 that are difficult to overcome in design? Yuan Shan made a discussion in yesterday's program. Welcome to watch and share your opinions. I have put the link to the program in the comment section. Okay, that's all for today. See you next time.