The results of the Ukrainian counter-offensive, as Kiev, NATO and Russia call it, are disappointing, as images recently published on the internet show the military map of the country today and three months ago, before the operation began.
The account that published the images points out that the rainy season will soon begin in the country, which means that the attackers' operations will become even more difficult because of the mud and reduced visibility. This is expected to happen in the coming weeks.
Three months of attacks by the Ukrainian army and the results are pathetic. But now we expect operations to progress even more slowly.
German Tanks Burn Once Again in Ukraine
In another Twitter post, an account uploaded a video showing a damaged German-made Leopard main battle tank in a Ukrainian field.
"German tanks are burning again in Ukraine. This will happen with all Leopards, as it happened in WWII with the Tiger. The Ukrainian army of the US and NATO will be destroyed. The West made a mistake by going to war with Russia," the account wrote in its Twitter post.
To explain, he was referring to the Tiger I tanks, which were the main armored vehicles of Nazi Germany during World War II. They began operations in Africa and the Soviet Union in 1942, and played an important role in Operation Barbarossa.
Romanian MoD: Russian Drones Did Not Land on Romanian Territory
In other news, the Romanian Ministry of Defense categorically denied reports suggesting that a situation arose Sunday night into Monday in which Russian drones crashed within Romania's national border.
The country's defence ministry noted that the ministry's responsible authorities "controlled in real time the situation created by Russian drone attacks, both last night and Saturday night, against Ukrainian port infrastructure on the Danube".
"In no case did the means of attack used by Russian Federation create direct military threats to our national territory or the territorial waters of Romania", a spokesman for the state's defence ministry said.
Finally, the Balkan country's ministry pointed out that it has taken increased security measures within the country's land, air and water borders, and has strengthened its defence and deterrence force on the eastern front.
