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Vol. 12 No. 302 Tel: 780-2000-246 www.asiantribune.ca, editor@asiantribune.ca March 11, 2022
Ukraine war at 2-week mark:
Russians slowed but not stopped
Kyiv : (ATB) Two
weeks into its war in
Ukraine, Russia has
achieved less and
struggled more than
anticipated at the outset
of the biggest land
conflict in Europe since
World War II. But the
invading force of more
than 150,000 troops
retains large and possibly
decisive advantages
in firepower as
they bear down on key
cities.
Moscow's main objective
— toppling the
Kyiv government and
replacing it with Kremlin-friendly
leadership
— remains elusive, and
its overall offensive has
been slowed by an array
of failings, including
a lack of coordination
between air and ground
forces and an inability
to fully dominate
Ukraine's skies.
The Pentagon on
Wednesday estimated
that Russia retains
about 90% of the combat
power it has deployed
in Ukraine, accounting
for weapons
and vehicles destroyed
or made inoperable as
well as troops killed
and wounded. Those
losses, while modest at
first glance, are significant
for two weeks of
fighting.
Two weeks of war have
created a humanitarian
crisis in Ukraine that
has accelerated in recent
days. The United
Nations estimates that
2 million Ukrainians
have fled their country,
and the number is expected
to grow. Russia
likely has had between
2,000 and 4,000 troops
killed thus far, said Lt.
Gen. Scott Berrier, director
of the Defense
Intelligence Agency,
adding that his agency
has “low confidence” in
its estimate. With no
sign of Russian President
Vladimir Putin
backing away, the war
appears likely to drag
on. CIA Director William
Burns told a congressional
panel Tuesday
that Putin is frustrated
and likely to
“double down” in
Ukraine. He said that
could mean “an ugly
next few weeks” as the
fighting intensifies.
Whether and how the
conflict might expand is
a major concern in the
West, not least because
Putin has said
he will not tolerate unlimited
U.S. Or NATO
arms supplies to
Ukraine. NATO in turn
has warned against the
Russian conflict spilling
over Ukraine's border
into a NATO country
like Poland or Romania.
Poland on Tuesday
offered to transfer
MiG-29 fighter jets to
U.S. Control at an air
base in Germany, presumably
leaving to
Washington the question
of whether and how
to get the planes to
Ukraine. The Pentagon
quickly shot down the
idea, calling it untenable
in light of Ukraine's
contested airspace,
and on Wednesday the
Pentagon said it had
moved two U.S. Army
Patriot air defense
units from Germany to
Poland to bolster defenses
against potential
Russian threats to
a NATO ally.
Some worry that a
frustrated Putin could
escalate the conflict in
dangerous ways. A few
days into the war, he
invoked the prospect of
nuclear war by announcing
he had put his
nuclear forces on
heightened alert, although
U.S. Officials
detected no threatening
changes in Russia's
nuclear posture. “As he
weighs an escalation of
the conflict, Putin probably
still remains confident
that Russia can
militarily defeat Ukraine
and wants to prevent
Western support from
tipping the balance and
forcing a conflict with
NATO,” Avril Haines,
the director of national
intelligence, told
(Continued..Page 2)
Punjab Election Result 2022 LIVE updates: Aam
Aadmi Party heading towards a clean sweep
AAP 92, Congress 16, SAD 6, BJP 2, Others 1
Charanjit Channi, Navjot Sidhu, Amarinder,
Parkash Badal, Majithia lose election These stalwarts
fall by the wayside by the AAP tsunami
Patiala, (Amarjit Singh
Lamba) The Aam
Aadmi Party took a big
lead in Punjab and was
ahead in 79 seats out
of 117 with several
heavyweights, including
Chief Minister Charanjit
Singh Channi, trailing
behind its nominees in
many seats, according
to early trends.
Charanjit Channi,
Navjot Sidhu,
Amarinder, Parkash
Badal, Majithia lose
election
In a major upset in
Punjab elections, most
of the stalwarts had to
bite the dust. Those
who lost the polls are
SAD patron Parkash
Singh Badal, Capt
Amarinder Singh,
Sukhbir Badal and
Chief Minister Charanjit
Singh Channi.
Those who lost the polls
are SAD patron
Parkash Singh Badal,
Capt Amarinder Singh,
Sukhbir Badal and
Chief Minister Charanjit
Singh Channi.
It’s victory of the
people, says AAP’s
Bhagwant Mann
Amarinder who contested
from Patiala as
Punjab Lok Congress
candidate in alliance
with the BJP lost to
Ajitpal Singh Kohli of
AAP.
Chief Minister Charanjit
Singh Channi lost both
from Chamkaur Sahib
and Bhadaur.
SAD chief Sukhbir
Singh Badal lost in
Jalalabad.
From Amritsar East,
PPCC president Navjot
Singh Sidhu and senior
SAD leader Bikram
Majithia lost to AAP’s
Jeevan Jot Kaur
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Ukraine war at 2-week mark: Russians
slowed but not stopped
(Continued..Page 1)
Congress on Tuesday.
Although a detailed
picture of the unfolding
war is difficult to acquire,
American and
European officials and
analysts say the Russians
started slowly
and have since been
hobbled by a combination
of inadequate planning,
flawed tactics and
possibly an erosion of
spirit among troops not
ready to fight. On the
opening day of the war,
the Pentagon estimated
that only about one-third
of pre-staged Russian
combat forces had entered
Ukraine, with the
remaining two-thirds
coming in gradually until
nearly all were in this
week. The Russian
troops have made incremental
progress, but
their pace has been remarkably
slow.
“They are having morale
problems,” said
John Kirby, the
Pentagon's chief
spokesman. “They are
having supply problems.
They are having
fuel problems. They're
having food problems.
They are meeting a very
stiff and determined
Ukrainian resistance.
And we still maintain
that they are several
days behind what they
probably thought they
were going to be in
terms of their progress.”
Kirby said the Pentagon
believes that the
Russians' slow pace of
advance by ground
troops has prompted
them to make greater
use of rockets, artillery
and other long-range
weapons, including in
urban areas. That has
resulted in more civilian
casualties, he said.
‘2022 has decided the results of 2024,’
says PM Modi after BJP wins 4 states
New Delhi, (ATB) Crediting
the voters for endorsing
BJP’s “double
engine, pro-poor governance”
model in four
states — Uttar
Pradesh, Uttarakhand,
Goa and Manipur—
Prime Minister
Narendra Modi today
said the 2022 Assembly
verdict from Uttar
Pradesh has “decided
the results of the 2024
Lok Sabha elections”.
“After the 2019 (Lok
Sabha elections) win,
some political experts
said it was already decided
in 2017 (UP Assembly
elections). I
believe they will say
the same for 2024 (Lok
Sabha elections), that
the 2022 has decided
the results of 2024,”
PM Modi said, addressing
party cadres
in the BJP headquarters.
PM Modi, who thanked
voters, especially
women, youth and firsttime
voters for giving
“verdict for India’s bright
future” that goes beyond
“caste politics”,
said “jativad (casteism)
is a major cause of
worry for country’s future”
and results today
prove that people’s belief
on the BJP’s
“neeyat, niti and nirnay”.
“This is the first time that
a government has returned
to power in UP.
Also, the BJP’s vote
share has increased in
all four states. In Goa,
we are forming the next
government despite being
in power for 10
years, increasing our
seats, likewise in
Manipur.
“From a hill state in
north to a beach state
in the west to a state
in the northeast to a
state along the Ganga,
the BJP has received
blessings from all corners
of the country,” he
said, a day before he
holds a roadshow in
Ahmedabad during his
visit to next poll-bound
state Gujarat
The PM said their challenges
were different
but what connected
them was people’s belief
in the BJP’s
“neeyat, niti and nirnay”
and wherever there was
“double engine government
people’s interests
were protected”. “I am
not the type of person
who will sit peacefully
till the time each and
every poor person get
his or her right,” he said,
promising “100 percent
saturation” to each and
every poor and beneficiary”.
Calling it a day
of ‘utsah’ and ‘utsav’ of
India’s democracy the
PM said Uttar Pradesh
has given many prime
ministers but it was the
first time, the people of
the state have returned
a chief minister after he
has completed five
years.While praising
party cadres in Punjab
for holding the BJP flag
high despite “vipreet
paristhiti” (adverse conditions),
PM Modi said
the party will emerge in
Punjab as a major
“shakti” (power) in the
state in the next five
years.
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Editorial
Human shields
The evacuation of the remaining
Indians from Ukraine is proving to be a
perilous task amid allegations that they
are being used as human shields. Russian
President Vladimir Putin’s office
claimed that some Indian students were
taken hostage by Ukrainian forces and
prevented from leaving for Russian territory.
Making a counter-claim, the Ukrainian
foreign ministry called on the governments
of India, Pakistan, China and
other countries ‘whose students have
become hostages of the Russian armed
aggression in Kharkiv and Sumy’ to urge
Moscow to allow the opening of a humanitarian
corridor to other Ukrainian cities.
Putin says the Russian military
has offered safe corridors for civilians to
flee, while the Ukrainian government has
stated that it is ready to assist foreign
students to relocate from Kharkiv and
Sumy if Russia commits to a ceasefire.
Expectedly walking a tightrope, India has
rejected claims by Russia and Ukraine
about students being held hostage. With
hundreds of citizens yet to be evacuated,
New Delhi does not want to rile both governments.
However, this matter needs a
thorough investigation to find out the truth.
India should press the two countries to
come clean about the ground situation
and take corrective action wherever required
so that the safety of Indian nationals
is not compromised. The international
community must also build pressure on
Russia and Ukraine to remove all roadblocks
that are delaying evacuation.
Civilians, including foreign nationals,
become soft targets during an armed
conflict. The warring groups use them
to achieve strategic gains, having no
qualms about imperilling their lives. Under
the Rome Statute of the International
Criminal Court, ‘utilising the presence of
a civilian or other protected person to
render certain points, areas or military
forces immune from military operations’
constitutes a war crime. In February
2017, more than 20 civilians — mostly
women and children —being used as
human shields by the Taliban were killed
in an operation by the US and Afghan
forces. A much bigger disaster marked
the end of the Sri Lankan civil war when
LTTE turned hapless Tamils into human
shields. It’s the responsibility of both Russia
and Ukraine to refrain from such cowardly
tactics.
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