Ukraine to taunt Putin with new missile



Zelensky is now focused on creating weapons that will serve as a “deterrence” to Putin, says George Grylls, The Times’s defence correspondent.

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47 thoughts on “Ukraine to taunt Putin with new missile”

  1. Putin just shut off the global internet for a day in parts of Russia. He is working hard to develop his own internal internet not connected to the world. VPN’s cannot get around it. Does this strategy sound familiar? Got to control the people after all.

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  2. What trump has no glue about is you cant negotiate or believe or deal with terrorists and what is putin ……………… yes you guess correct.
    So why should war criminal putin get off war crimes.
    Give putin a JAIL CELL not Ukraine.
    Wake up all would wide law enforcement people. So is it the new way to let terrorists invade other countries and get away with genocide and stealing land.

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  3. East/Southern line is crumbling, Ukraine power grid in shambles. Keiv is out of trained men…war is over, Ukraine Cannot win militarily. They are hiding the truth, as they do every war. Pathetic.

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  4. Perun did a rundown…the ‘peace for land’ supporters in Ukraine are a subgroup of all those polled. The people who want to fight on to victory, are still the large majority…

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  5. Ukraine's development of ballistic missiles demonstrates a commitment to strengthening its defense and deterring future aggression. This step underscores the importance of self-reliance in safeguarding national sovereignty

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  6. This constant stream of fake news from this channel does nothing for getting a solution to this conflict. If Ukraine is to survive and flourish as an independent state it had better give up on it's Nato ambitions and start negotiating with Putin. So less of this poisonous sabre-rattling and more realism and diplomacy please. You're doing Ukraine no favours at all.

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  7. All this talk of Putin's demise, nothing has happened to him yet and if it does, we may well get somebody worse and end up with total world war. Most people who seek power also seem to have a streak of madness.

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  8. Putin's talk about the danger of NATO expansion through Ukraine is completely meaningless, because NATO is already in the Baltic states, i.e. even closer to Moscow than through Ukraine. Putin wants to restore the former territory of the Soviet Union, considers Ukraine (and Georgia) as his property. This is the reason for the war in Ukraine, not the fear of NATO – this is complete nonsense. Putin miscalculated because he thought it would go as smoothly as it did with Crimea, but now he cannot get out of this mess, especially after all the Russian victims – the domestic public would judge him as a loser and remove him. On the other hand, it is true that the intention of the USA (CIA) is to destabilize Russia, to cause a public revolt and the overthrow of the regime, which would then lead to the disintegration of Russia. The USA would then use its proxies to appropriate the enormous natural resources of Russia. And THIS is the USA's ultimate goal. DIVIDE ET IMPERA – this is the guiding principle of American imperialism, also evident in other global crisis hotspots, for example the Middle East. The USA wants to break powerful countries, especially its opponents, into proto-factors, because that way it is easier to control and exploit them and their resources. I am also firmly convinced that the USA (CIA) is behind BREXIT and is also fomenting disagreements in the EU. In short – the USA is the cancer of today's world.

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  9. Poor analysis – yes, Ukrainians appear to be in favour of a negotiated peace – but drill down one single level, and that's only IF the Russians hand over their captured territory. To ignore that is shameful, Times Radio.

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  10. You can’t fight Russian imperialism with western imperialism.

    The imperialists in all countries involved have contrasting interests to the majority of their domestic populations – for an example, see what’s unfolding in the US and soon to impact the UK.

    In fact, the only lesson that can be concluded from this disaster is that we are absolute suckers for our own propaganda, and that all sides have leant absolutely nothing from (even recent) history.

    This has even been publicly echoed by ex Cold War intelligence staff on all sides

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  11. This has been a disaster for Russia as well as for Ukraine. Putin has lost all credibility, while Zelenskyy remains an inspiration for democracy. The Kremlin occupants need to grow a spine and remove Putin for everybody's sakes.

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  12. You need to stop staying that Trump wants to stop the war. Trump is trying to curry favor with Putin. Either willingly or through some type of coercion. If you understood Trump, he is not concerned about most things that a politician or President of US would be concerned about. It is all about, what is in Trump best interest. How does Trump benefit? Trump doesn't care about the million soldiers on both sides that have been killed or injured. They are just dumb fools that have sacrificed their life or health for things he cannot understand. He doesn't care about the destruction. He has some attraction and need to be liked by Putin. I think it is apparent that he doesn't like the Ukrainian President.

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