BREAKING WORLD WAR III NEWS: ARE Putin and Allies Setting up 2023 to be the year of World War III? PUTIN DEVASTATES UKRAINE WITH 120 MISSILES, THE BIGGEST ATTACK IN WEEKS, LATER HE OVERSEES NEW WARSHIPS AND SUBMARINES AS CRYING UKRAINIANS FIND HOMES DESTROYED

Russian President Vladimir Putin takes part in ceremony to commission new warships into the Russian navy, via a video link at the Novo-Ogaryovo state residence, outside Moscow, Russia, 29 December 2022

BREAKING WORLD WAR III NEWS: ARE Putin and Allies Setting up 2023 to be the year of World War III? PUTIN DEVASTATES UKRAINE WITH 120 MISSILES, THE BIGGEST ATTACK IN WEEKS, LATER HE OVERSEES NEW WARSHIPS AND SUBMARINES AS CRYING UKRAINIANS FIND HOMES DESTROYED. Daniel Whyte III President of Gospel Light Society International says, this is why the greatest secretary of state in the history of the world Henry Kissinger, and yours truly has warned that Biden, Macron, and Sunak need to stop this fight by stop supplying Ukraine with billions of dollars of equipment and force the Ukrainians to go to the negotiating table with occupied territory on the table for their own good while they can  and while the people are still alive, because something is better than nothing, because obviously President Putin and his generals and advisers have a different mindset about war than do the Ukrainians and their allies. Whyte says the war needs to be stopped now or Ukraine is going to look like Syria. Daniel Whyte III warns President Putin do not kill President Zelenskyy or his family.

• Putin today commissioned several warships and submarines for Russian navy
• It came hours after Russian forces conducted a major bombardment of Ukraine
• Presidential advisers said between 100-120 rockets and drones hit Ukraine today
• Rockets targeted Kyiv, second city Kharkiv and several other urban populations
• Attacks followed swiftly after the Kremlin rejected Zelensky’s peace proposals 

A smirking Vladimir Putin today commissioned several new warships and a nuclear-powered submarine into Russia’s navy just hours after his armed forces launched a series of brutal missile attacks across Ukraine.

The Russian president gave the green light for Russian flags to be hoisted on the new vessels via video link from his Novo-Ogaryovo presidential residence outside Moscow this afternoon and vowed to strengthen his armed forces.

Earlier this morning, air raid sirens rang out across Ukraine as Russia’s forces unleashed around 120 missiles in a savage barrage which targeted the capital Kyiv and several other major cities.

Distraught civilians were pictured consoling one another amid the debris following the attacks which constituted one of Russia’s largest aerial bombardments of Ukrainian civilian centres of the war so far.

During his two decades in power, Putin has brought about a technological revamp of his armed forces’ capabilities, equipping the navy with new warships and adding hypersonic missiles, described by Putin as ‘invincible’, to Russia’s arsenal.

Among today’s newly-commissioned vessels were a corvette, a minesweeper and the Generalissimus Suvorov nuclear-powered submarine that is capable of launching ballistic missiles.

Another nuclear submarine, the Emperor Alexander III, was also put to sea on Thursday and will be commissioned following trials.

‘We will increase the pace and volume of construction of various ships, equip them with the most modern weapons,’ the Russian leader said in televised remarks.

‘All in all, everything to reliably ensure Russia’s security, the protection of our national interests in the world ocean,’ he added.

Meanwhile, today’s bombardment of Ukraine saw roughly 120 missiles fired at urban centres and key infrastructure targets, according to Ukrainian officials.

‘A massive air raid. More than 100 missiles in several waves,’ presidential office adviser Oleksiy Arestovych wrote on Facebook, while another adviser Mykhailo Podolyak claimed more than 120 missiles had been fired at Ukraine.

Mayors of the capital Kyiv, Ukraine’s second city Kharkiv and the western city of Lviv all reported that Russian missiles had caused a series of explosions, while blasts were also heard in Zhytomyr, Odesa and Dnipropetrovsk, according to local media reports.

The blitz came hard on the heels of the Kremlin’s rejection of a Ukrainian peace plan, as both Russia’s foreign minister Sergei Lavrov and Kremlin press secretary Dmitry Peskov insisted that Kyiv accept Russia’s annexation of four Ukrainian regions.

Today’s strikes in Kyiv evoked scenes reminiscent of the Second World War as thousands of people took to the metro tunnels beneath the city in search of shelter.

The Ukrainian Air Force said Russia first launched an assault of ‘kamikaze’ drones overnight before following it up with waves of air- and sea-based cruise missiles.

The widespread attack was the latest in a series of Russian strikes targeting vital infrastructure across Ukraine.

Moscow has launched such attacks on weekly basis since October, causing widespread blackouts and cutting water supplies.

Mr Podolyak said that Russia was aiming to ‘destroy critical infrastructure and kill civilians en masse’.

‘We’re waiting for further proposals from ”peacekeepers”,’ he wrote ironically on Twitter.

Kharkiv’s governor Oleg Synegubov said ‘critical infrastructure’ was targeted in the region and four missiles hit civilian neighbourhoods in the east and south of the city, while Kyiv’s Vitali Klitschko claimed that ‘forty percent of the capital’s consumers are without electricity after the Russian attack.’

Klitschko added: ‘For the moment, there are three wounded in Kyiv, including a 14-year-old girl. They are all in hospital.’

Power cuts were announced in the Odesa and Dnipropetrovsk regions, aimed at minimising potential damage to the energy infrastructure.

Ukrainian authorities in several regions said some incoming Russian missiles were intercepted.

The governor of southern Ukraine’s Mykolaiv province, Vitaliy Kim, said five missiles were shot down over the Black Sea, while the military’s command north said two were downed over the Sumy region, located on the border with Russia in the country’s northeast.

Odesa governor Maksym Marchenko said air defence shot down 21 missiles over the region.

‘Fragments of one of the enemy missiles fell onto a residential building, fortunately there were no casualties,’ he said.

Kyiv mayor Klitschko said 16 missiles were shot down over Kyiv.

Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky in a video address urged Ukrainians to hug loved ones, tell friends they appreciate them, support colleagues, thank their parents and rejoice with their children more often.

 

Source: Daily Mail Online, David Averre

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