F-16 jets intercept Russian strikes & rocket scientist assassination | Ukraine: The Latest | Podcast

[@CoffeeCup1346]

Buying Russian fuel in the EU should come with a health warning: “Warning: purchasing of this fuel may be destabilizing for your democracy.”

[@mitchyoung93]

@CoffeeCup1346 Nothing says "democracy" like cancelling election like the Romanian state just did.

[@teddited9682]

Kharkiv’s resolve is truly impresssive!!! So close to Russians who seem to have no morals as to how they conduct the war. It would be very scary! I understand my MAGA hat came from Kharkiv! I’m impressed! A very strong people!!!

[@danwillinger3460]

I'll never stop listening and thanks guys can't believe how long it's been

[@EyesWideOpen61]

Unparalleled coverage

[@teddited9682]

The interview with the Kharkiv was amazing! So impressive!!! Ukraine the Latest has the best interviews!!!!

[@ralphb7778]

Another strike on civilian infrastructure - something the Russian specialise in as seen in Syria and Chechnya as well. Why is it Russia is not designated a terrorist organisation? This would prohibit dealings with them. A view from Oz 🇦🇺

[@yuglesstube]

Because under International Law there are no violations in the targeting decisions. Unlike Gaza, Syria, Lebanon and elsewhere...Crimes perpetrated by real terrorists. But they get a pass because Zionists have captured our Organs of State and our media. Who authorised the lighting up of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House in Israeli colours? Hi from Gippsland Victoria

[@maxsecrest]

It's amazing this war was even allowed to happen in the first place. And that it is still happening.

[@amitkerai4880]

F nato

[@BM-uk3sh]

What is amazing to me is that your "allowed to happen" is given as a world responsibility when it all rests with one person. Putin is responsible for it, anything else are excuses. He annexed Crimea when his sponsored Ukrainian President change of stands resulted in massive protests in Ukraine. The Ukrainian people majority had made it clear for years that they want to affiliate with the EU and not Russia. Putin is doing the same in Georgia and Moldova (Georgia currently/recently had protests just like Ukraine in 2014). Try to focus anything Russia provides are excuses for their desire to control any country near them. No one is a threat to Russia, no one cares to take Russian land or to migrate there.

[@cwallpiff]

Long time fan and listener, keep up the great work guys.

[@devincreislerstudios]

Thanks for the update. Most news is distracted by other things

[@robwalker4548]

Exactly- western leaders for two years have done nothing but used empty talk and when they do something it is to little and to late. Sometimes I am sick of always saying this. Russian keeps doing this because they intend to win. Show me a western nation that is doing what it takes to make sure Ukraine wins rather than preventing them from doing what it takes to win.

[@wesley135]

Slava ukraini 🇺🇦 🇺🇸 🇨🇦 🇬🇧

[@williamtell6750]

Sława Rosji!

[@misterborak751]

O, w kazdym kraju znajdzie sie jeden odszczepieniec.., Slawa Ukrainie! Niech zyje Polska!

[@williamtell6750]

​@@misterborak751Co Polacy myślą o Banderach?

[@mike4480]

Gl

[@mike4480]

ory

[@Stravanan1]

Hi team, question that's been on my mind and would love your thoughts... Watching the world rejoice at columns of Russian military vehicles in Syria retreating to their bases to exfil, presumably back to Russia, I can't help but worry at the prospect of all this not inconsequential amount of hardware winding up on the Ukraine frontline within weeks. Looking how Israel systematically took out all remaining Syrian army kit to degrade and remove from the equation, it's hard not to wish that the same fate could not befall the retreating Russian hardware, that guarantees to influence pain and suffering wherever they end up. My fear is that will be Ukraine. Is there nothing there international community can do to prevent all this extra Russian tech ending up in Ukraine?

[@andersgrassman6583]

According to a prominat Swedish military analyst (former Swedish military acadamy), the hardware from Syria will not make much of a difference in Ukraine.

[@jamespusey8465]

Another great Telegraph Ukraine podcast.. As a UK National who is married to a Kharkivian and been travelling to UA since 2010 I want to express again my thanks on behalf of my partner and all Ukrainians for the valuable journalism of your team. In helping to inform the World about the real horrors of the unprovoked and illegal invasion of Ukraine by its mentally sick neighbour, I hope our deluded Western politicians can start to grasp the seriousness of the situation and end this obscene situation quickly and justly. When in 1994 they agreed to decommission their inherited 1800 nuclear warheads, We must all remember that it helped ensure 27 years of European peace. The US and UK have failed them.

[@Realist369]

☝️🤣🤣🤣

[@teddited9682]

Great episode!!!

[@MichaelSpencePhilippines]

Very eloquent. The head of govt for a 2M person area provides clear messages, insight & eloquence that a Biden, Trump, or Starmer could only aspire to. Excellent interview. Slava Ukraine!

[@lastChang]

We hold Chinese 🇨🇳 Xi Jinping accountable for the damages caused by the Russian invasion because of his *"no limits"* support for the Putin's war.

[@rickwardrop1877]

Another real, awareness expanding, episode.

[@davidclark5111]

Outstanding interview. One of the best of the last three years

[@annetteroennow9694]

Great POD today, impressive interview by Francis. On negotiation, I highly recommend the pod by Anders Pugh Nielsen where he lays out the complication involved. I have to say again and again, Russia NEEDS to lose this war and return to it’s borders from 1991.

[@maxedwellseven6724]

The oblast governor is a very intelligent and wise man! I was so impressed with his articulation of thoughts verbally. When Zelensky‘s term runs out, this guy should run for president.

[@annetteroennow9694]

Congratulation to David Knowles!!

[@robertsteele474]

A little late for that.

[@neilcanton8661]

Trump going out of his way to help Putin....again.

[@jimbojaime3896]

Surprised?

[@Kim-cq2om]

❤ 🇺🇦Slava Ukraina🇺🇦 ❤🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🦋🦋🦋🫶🫶🫶🦋🦋🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@LizTaylor-iu1oj]

I'm losing the faith with Trump

[@williammorris584]

Acting in accordance with what he said he’d do.

[@donaldliden4545]

​@@williammorris584yes sadly..but some European countries,if no all of us,must realize that in reality Russia is seeing us as enemies and is not going to stop until Putin regime is defeated.Europe need do so much more to be able to defend itself,best way is to make sure Ukraine wins.Its not Trump that should save Europe its Europes leaders.

[@mortenjohansen4120]

Biden is president now

[@grisall]

Surprise, surprise; Trump and Putin are on the same page again.

[@jva4120]

Feels more like he says it because his base already had decided this was the position to take. Biden bad and all.

[@BalloonInTheBalloon]

"Russia 'running out of ballistic missiles' and no longer targeting Ukrainian bases". The Telegraph, 28 October 2022.

[@oleksiiyakovliev9965]

Thanks a lot for the episode ❤

[@proodscot]

I love this podcast.

[@yuglesstube]

One might have thought, from the tone of the American contributor, and the presentation in general, that Ukraine is not being totally smashed to bits. F16...MY FOOT! Utterly baffling.

[@skygunner777]

what an escalation! let's get off the escalator by banning these long-range missiles that only have an effective short range

[@taralown7023]

Always enjoy Michaels words.

[@AlanSari2714]

Great interview

[@paulshearer9140]

Thanks guys

[@TheQuallsing]

De är viktight för dem här nollprna vet ingeting

[@philipkeane3736]

Really appreciate your objective reporting on Russia's invasion of the Ukraine, best wishes from Sydney.

[@ShirleyNeville-k6u]

Where are the leaders? Right now, I only hear one.

[@buddyrojek9417]

Explain to me why the Ambassador to Australia ignored me, when I live in Ukraine and I am an Australian citizen? I was calling for FPV drones and drone schools 🏫 early on in the war. The Australian diaspora sends second hand clothes , too scared to offend the Australian government because they want their community funding grants. If this was the Australian response I am sure this was the situation in the USA, UK etc . The Ukrainian diaspora has sat on their hands and are apathetic . Only a handful of tens of thousand do anything. Where are they in the comments section? Where are their protests to deliver more aid to Ukraine

[@Interglacial_optimist]

If the world wanted to stop Putin then they would. Maybe Great Britain and the united states should get over their russian derangement syndrome.

[@philipmain5701]

Russian derangement syndrome - a regime that murders and imprisons dissidents. Gives refuge to a sadist murderer of his own people. Where corruption is endemic - grow up

[@PauloRLustosa]

The latest: Narnia's world

[@conflict_monitor]

Sure they did

[@philipmain5701]

It is strange that detrimental replies to certain bloggers disappear very quickly - nothing to do with Russian interference?

[@todd1770]

Every thing is Russia Russia Russia. 😅😅

[@todd1770]

I had know idea that Russia was so powerful.

[@bro_dBow]

Zelensky speaks so well to Trump may all learn how to do this and help the future. Trump could turn out to be hero in such a critical and huge historic moment! Trump could provide an awesome legacy.

[@drewmalesky9869]

Zelensky really is a great diplomat.

[@robf]

We’ll see. Trump deserves a chance but his appointments so far look troubling. It’s countries like Russia that reward loyalty over competence.

[@igowhereiplease6915]

I am happy to see that at least the Trump team is talking to current U.S. administration officials and Ukrainian government officials about a way forward. His comments during the election campaign seemed random, vague, and uninformed.

[@tims7250]

Russia seems very vulnerable about the confidence of it's own storage facilities, the low stock levels. As the most recent larger than usual strikes from the air, land & sea, appear, imo to be to dissuade Ukraine targeting such buildings. Those storage facilities are also regularly displaying to russian civilians, the state is unable to protects its motherland. With inflation spiralling, crime on the streets rapidly rising and low stock levels puts the russian government on a knife edge as they cannot afford to continue plus the economical damage will last 10-15yrs

[@PauloRLustosa]

Boris Jhonson? 😂

[@paulrobertsmith2406]

too right

[@Interglacial_optimist]

All the missiles were intercepted or taken down by electronic warfare.. but the debris fell on all of the energy distribution infrastructure... How unlucky was that.

[@philipmain5701]

Russia is very lucky

[@DavidFletcher-m3h]

Why not just say 'Longer Range Missiles' - it's not 'ROCKET SCIENCE' or is it...😂

[@georgeoverton8267]

soo how come ukr has requests in to 5 European countries for power.....

[@williammorris584]

The wreckage from all the missiles they shot down strangely fell onto their power plants, and the warheads were still operational. Astonishingly unfortunate.

[@joshuapaul2022]

But... but we were told that Russia is running out of missiles and shovels.🤣🤣🤣

[@Gaz9845]

Elensky: 50% of our energy structure has been destroyed by falling debris

[@philipmain5701]

Is this also the line put out by the Mafia regime in Russia - the oil depot was hit by fallen debris - wake up Gaz

[@danilabezmenov3489]

seems there is a separate "Elensky" who lives in your head. )

[@Jimmy-ye3wg]

85% at this point.

[@madeleinesuzette]

🇺🇦🇺🇦🇦🇺🇦🇺🦘🦘🦘💪

[@annlindsay7036]

❤ 57:09

[@RadcliffeWilliams-pd2hr]

Long live Gonzalo Leera

[@anthonyhulse1248]

Gonzo liar

[@EstradaPablo]

😂😂😂😂

[@williamtell6750]

"Bringing Russia to the negotiating table." Wouldn't it be good start to repeal the Ukrainian law ruling out negotiation with Russia?

[@Orcdie22]

No

[@williamtell6750]

​@@Orcdie22How can there be negotiations with Russia without Russia taking part?

[@igowhereiplease6915]

Repealing the law now would be a sign of weakness to Putin. They should keep that law in place until the last minute if and when they’ve determined a basis on which to negotiate. Then drop it at the last moment.

[@drewmalesky9869]

​@@williamtell6750 Putin has reneged or broken every agreement he's been a part of. Why negotiate with such a flagrant liar?

[@philipmain5701]

What law?

[@williamtell6750]

Wasn't the renewed attack on the Ukrainian energy grid a retaliation for a (largely unsuccessful) attack by atacms missiles into Russia?

[@igowhereiplease6915]

No. Russia has been attacking Ukraine’s energy grid all year

[@williamtell6750]

​@@igowhereiplease6915And the Ukraine has never attacked Russian infrastructure?

[@TheSkaffen]

Shhhh. Stop using other sources that spout unproductive truths.

[@anthonyhulse1248]

Ruzzia started the war. Ukraine has a right and a duty to defend itself against unjust and unprovoked aggression.

[@williamtell6750]

​@anthonyhulse1248 This may or may not be so, but it doesn't answer my question.

[@SirKeefyKeef]

02:16 Some say Blinken is Netnyawho?’s Lawyer, I say Franny is ZeLenskii’s ‘’Karine Jean-Pierre’’

[@igowhereiplease6915]

I’m pretty sure thst doesn’t make any sense.

[@Realist369]

@@igowhereiplease6915only to someone without sense.to all us normal intelligent people it’s very good

[@williamtell6750]

Isn't Charkov a Russian city?

[@uku4171]

Kharkiv? No, it's Ukrainian.

[@misterborak751]

No, it isn’t.

[@williamtell6750]

​@misterborak751 Here is a quiz question: which famous revolutionary was responsible for moving Kharkov (alongside the whole of Novorossja) to the Ukrainian SSR?

[@misterborak751]

Don’t care. In the Independence Referendum on 1 December 1991, 86.33 per cent of Kharkiv Oblast voted for independence.

[@amitkerai4880]

Not yet

[@davidorwell1471]

I'm regularly appalled by this newspapers political views, in relation to the UK, but these podcasts are truly excellent.

[@BIBIWCICC]

Clear evidence Labour is breaking international law - kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZoCvZnxphdumhKsfeature=shared