Ukraine war: Latest developments on the ground in Ukraine



Defence Analyst at the Royal United Services Institute, Dr Alex Walmsley, has the latest developments in Ukraine on the ground.

For the latest developments:

SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube channel for more videos:

Follow us on Twitter:
Like us on Facebook:
Follow us on Instagram:
Follow us on TikTok:

For more content go to and download our apps:
Apple:
Android

Sky News videos are now available in Spanish here/Los video de Sky News están disponibles en español aquí
Sky News videos are also available in German here/Hier können Sie außerdem Sky News-Videos auf Deutsch finden:

To enquire about licensing Sky News content, you can find more information here:

35 comments

  2. Khakiv changed hands multiple times? Wtf? Your credibility gone down the toilet right there…

    Reply

  4. 𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗪𝗮𝗿 𝗶𝗻 𝗨𝗸𝗿𝗮𝗶𝗻𝗲 𝗜𝘀 𝗖𝗵𝗮𝗻𝗴𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗪𝗼𝗿𝗹𝗱
    The war in Ukraine is unlike any war that’s been. Although it seems local, this war is changing the world. In the end, after all the pain, the parties will establish new relationships, and new relationships will be established around the world. This war is the beginning of a formation of a new world order, where all parties unite against the one common enemy of all of humanity: egoism. It will take time, but everyone involved will realize, and the whole world with them, that they are not fighting against each other, but against an enemy within them. If we let the idea sink in, even a bit, it will make it happen even sooner.
    The war that began in late February will not end soon. It will take many more months until everyone realizes that war itself, the very concept of it, is evil. In that sense, the war in eastern Europe is correcting all of humanity, transforming our perception and our understanding of good and evil.
    The casualties, the injured, and the lost property are a terrible price to pay. Nevertheless, global processes always come at a cost. We should not blame others for the cost, and we should not think that there is nothing each of us can do to change the world. It is in the hands of every person to change the world for the better, and to make the atrocities of war, and all atrocities that humans are inflicting on each other, disappear. All we need is to realize that the only enemy lies within us—our self-centered attitude. It incites us against each other, demonizes and vilifies anyone who disagrees with us, tells us that we are the only ones entitled in this world, and thereby sets us off against each other. We are all like that, infected with a pandemic of narcissism.
    Nevertheless, there is a lot we can do to change the world. First, we must accept that there is a good reason we are so different from each other. Each of us makes a unique contribution to the world that no one else can. If we were all the same, the contributions we receive from others, and on which our lives depend, would be absent, and we would not survive, in the most physical sense of the word.
    We will realize that our ego is the enemy only when we realize that singularity is the wrong key word for happiness. Today, the key word for happiness is complementarity—mutual satisfaction of each other’s material, social, emotional, and spiritual needs.
    We are living in a world where we are all dependent on each other. The food we eat, the clothes we wear, and the appliances and gadgets that we use are all made by people we do not know, in places we do not know, and reach us in ways we do not know. But were it not for this chain of myriad unknown individuals, we would not survive, since we cannot provide for our needs by ourselves.
    The same goes for social ties. All our connections, communications, and interactions with other people are made possible with the help of countless people who serve us without our awareness. But were it not for them, we would not be able to work or socialize.
    Despite this obvious fact, we behave toward others with as little consideration as possible, and when we are nice or considerate, it is because we have an ulterior, selfish motive. We do not have the prerogative to keep up this behavior. We are destroying the world and destroying ourselves.
    Back in the 1930s, Baal HaSulam, a great thinker and a great kabbalist, wrote an epic essay titled “Peace in the World.” In it, he writes, “Man is inherently born to lead a social life. Each and every individual in society is like a wheel that is linked to several other wheels placed in a machine.” How odd it is that ninety years ago, before World War II, people already realized that we are all dependent on each other and must behave toward each other with consideration. Just think what we could have avoided had we been more attentive and open-minded.
    Now, too, we are headed for a catastrophe unless we pay attention and begin to act like one entity, one global society that works like a single, united family. The war will change the world, but I hope we can change ourselves before the war changes us.

    Reply

  8. They gained Mariupol but lost Kharkiv and a few other cities. It is a zero sum gain along with a lot of dead solders and destroyed equipment. They have lost their ultimate goal through a long string of loses. The Russian army have gone through many generals and commanders with ultimate result which is failure as the Ukrainians are fighting a hit and run style defence and offence so they are hard to pin down. Putin is doubling down on the Ukrainian war by sending more equipment and solders all of which will end up the same way. With Belarus railway resistance fighters stalling the transport of equipment and with Ukrainians blowing up ammunition depots and equipment the situation is getting dire for Russias. This war cannot even be sustained for a year before Russia itself will fall into utter bankruptcy and chaos with the European sanctions, reducing consumption of gas and switching gas suppliers. All of which point to almost no money left in the bank to pay for this costly war on Ukraine with no real objective and no real monetary gain beside ruin. Against the odds.

    Reply

  9. Is this women for real…why not drag somone from the street ? There is nothing like American media

    Reply

  10. After so much bombing and spreading of toxic waste in the Donbas region, will it be a "cancer region", can people live there at all? I mean if Russia get it, the pro-russian people living there now have to move away from there, cause nobody can live there?

    Reply

  17. I need help this CROOKET agent has framed me and the other agents don't arrest him . instead they back him up in his crimes .were being played for fools

    Reply

  18. I rather die telling everyone the truth .than to just have them kill me and none find out ehu

    Reply

  19. These guys are CROOKET n there going to kill me and get away with it .they do the investigation how convenient

    Reply

  20. Every day the arvizu punk invaded mu privacy also .I'm willing to die if I have to for my cause

    Reply

  21. Every y Mike rodic margarita correa's husband invaded my privacy because I can't prove it.andvyhevother agents know about it but do nothing there all CROOKET at least this bunch

    Reply

  23. I don't think people realize how easy it is for CROOKET agents to set people up so they could kill them

    Reply

  24. I'm letting everyone know that there is no resone the Hispanic punk or his friends or his family should be looking for me .they have already gotten away with so much because the stupid CROOKET cops didn't believe me and they don't do an investigation.i will protect my self frome them how ever possible

    Reply

  30. It's everyone's responsibility that the government of the people for the people by the people not perish.from earth

    Reply

  35. I wax born at night but not last night .there CROOKET but they do the investigations and write the reports .they have us by the balls

    Reply

Leave a comment

Your email address will not be published.