Kiev Big Defeats; Siversk Falls Huliaipole Falling; Zelensky West In Denial; Moscow Donbass Is Ours (Alexander Mercouris)

0:00 - Introduction and date confirmation
0:26 - Confirmation of Russian military capturing Seves
3:09 - Importance of Seves in the Ukrainian defense system
10:43 - Analysis of the fall of Seves and its strategic implications
15:31 - Overview of the meeting between Putin and military officials
19:29 - Gerasimov's report on the situation in Kian
22:07 - Updates on the battle for Constantinfka
28:05 - Gerasimov's confirmation of the fall of Seves
37:02 - Situation in Gulia Polier and its strategic significance
46:00 - Current state of electricity supply in Kiev
48:10 - Discussion on Ukrainian military state and morale
56:58 - Analysis of Western media's portrayal of Russian losses
60:00 - Lavrov's speech on the historical context of the conflict
1:15:11 - Summary of Russia's position and future expectations
1:29:36 - Conclusion and call to action for viewers



Alexander points out that there are parallels to past conflicts, like Vietnam, when it comes to inflating the numbers of enemy losses. The problem is Western leaders are believing what the Intelligence agencies are telling them and think the Russians are suffering high levels of attrition, when this is false. They falsely think the war can be won.

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@SeanFication
“Destroying the country’s energy system is a legitimate military necessity” NATO press secretary Jamie Shea said in 1999 during the attacks on Yugoslavia. “And if at the same time the civilian population suffers, then this is solely the fault of the country’s leadership.”

[Posted at the SpookyWeather2 blog, December 14, 2025.]