Armageddon: China, Russia and Syria, Turkey, Iran – Prophecy Unfolding

Putin's invasion grinds to a halt: Kyiv claims to have destroyed dozens of Russian helicopters overnight, retaken a city, and killed 11,000 troops while Russians have captured no significant territory sparking hopes Ukraine could win the war

  • Ukraine claims to have destroyed dozens of Russian helicopters at an airfield near Kherson overnight
  • Military also said it had recaptured Chuhuiv, near Kharkiv, and killed two commanders in the process
  • Meanwhile units in Odessa claimed to have hit and destroyed a Russian patrol ship off the coast
  • Experts say Russian losses becoming 'unsustainable' with no significant territory captured in recent days
  • Click here for MailOnline's liveblog with the latest updates on the Ukraine crisis

By Chris Pleasance for MailOnline

Published: 02:37 EST, 7 March 2022 | Updated: 10:35 EST, 7 March 2022

Russia's invasion of Ukraine appears to have ground to a halt with no significant territory captured despite a weekend of heavy fighting, with Kyiv's men claiming to have taken out dozens of helicopters and recaptured a city this morning - sparking hopes that the unlikeliest of victories may be on the cards.

Putin's men renewed their bombardments on Mariupol, Chernihiv, Mykolaiv and Kharkiv this morning as hundreds of civilians tried to evacuate Irpin - on the outskirts of Kyiv - across a destroyed bridge after days of heavy attacks in an attempt to encircle the capital. But Russian commanders have not significantly advanced their frontline since the city of Kherson and nuclear power plant at Zaporizhzhia were captured last week. Meanwhile the Ukrainian armed forces claimed to have destroyed up to 30 Russian helicopters that had been moved to Chornobaivka airport, near Kherson, overnight and to have retaken the city of Chuhuiv, near Kharkiv, killing two Russian commanders - Lt. Col. Dmitry Safronov, and Lt Col. Denis Glebov - in the process. Later in the day, Urkaine said it had also recaptured the airport at Mykolaiv and repulsed a Russian counter-attack.

Video also emerged which appeared to show Ukrainian defence forces based in Odessa, the country's largest port, exchanging fire with ships overnight - one of which suffered a hit. Ukraine's ministry of defence has since claimed the vessel, a corvette named Vasily Bykov, was damaged. Images showed it afloat with black smoke pouring out in the early hours.

President Volodymyr Zelesnky, speaking this afternoon, said that Ukraine 'never wanted this war, but it was brought to us' and now its military is being forced to kill 'to knock the enemy from our land and our lives' while civilians endure 'what no other European country has seen in 80 years'.

Ukraine's military now estimates that 11,000 Russian soldiers have been killed in fighting along with the loss of 1,000 armoured vehicles, 290 tanks, 68 helicopters, 46 planes and dozens of other piece of hardware. Independent observers give lower totals, but Franz-Stefan Gady - of the International Institute for Strategic Studies - said the situation is never-the-less 'slowly becoming unsustainable for Russia'.

US intelligence believes Russia has committed 95 per cent of the invasion force it had assembled on Ukraine's border to the fight, meaning significant reinforcements to push its attacks forward are unlikely to come soon - and could simply run into many of the same logistical problems that plagued the early assault.

That has prompted some - including UK general Admiral Sir Tony Radakin - to predict that Russia could actually lose the war. Asked by the BBC on Sunday whether victory for Putin's men was 'inevitable', as many had predicted before the fighting started, he responded: 'No.'

Defeat for Russia does not automatically mean victory for Ukraine, however. Despite heavy losses Putin's men have still been able to capture key territory, particularly in the south, cutting Kyiv off from many of its vital Black Sea trading routes and naval bases.

Ukraine's forces have proven dogged in defence but it remains to be seen whether they can counter-attack successfully and push Russian forces back across the border.

It came as Ukrainian and Russian forces met in Belarus for a third round of talks between the two sides. Russia has for the first time raised the prospect of halting its operation, provided Ukraine recognises the independence of the Donbass, acknowledges Crimes as Russian territory and pledges never to join NATO. It is the first time that Russia has explicitly stated its position in talks, which Kyiv has rejected. t has also been announced that Russian foreign minister Sergey Lavrov will meet Ukrainian counterpart Dymtro Kuleba in Turkey on Thursday - the first high-level summit between the two sides on neutral ground since the fighting started.

In the meantime, Russia is expected to keep up its bombardment of Ukraine's largest cities with Moscow claiming to have opened up evacuation routes out of some of them - Mariupol, Sumy, Kharkiv and Kyiv - on Monday morning so civilians could flee. Ukraine quickly rejected the plan after it emerged most of the evacuation routes led into Russia or Belarus.

Deputy Prime Minister Iryna Vereshchuk rejected the ceasefire offer on Monday, saying it is 'not an acceptable option' for Ukrainians to flee to the country that is attacking them. Civilians 'aren't going to go to Belarus and then take a plane to Russia', she said.
A Russian T-72 tank is seen destroyed somewhere near the city of Mariupol in an image posted by the 'Azov Brigade', a unit of the Ukrainian National Guard that operates in and around the city

A Russian T-72 tank is seen destroyed somewhere near the city of Mariupol in an image posted by the 'Azov Brigade', a unit of the Ukrainian National Guard that operates in and around the city

The tail-end of a destroyed Russian Su-34 fighter is seen crashed through the roof of a warehouse near Kharkiv having been shot down by Ukrainian forces overnight

The tail-end of a destroyed Russian Su-34 fighter is seen crashed through the roof of a warehouse near Kharkiv having been shot down by Ukrainian forces overnight...

Interesting and thanks for sending @Persistent. I also read the following article from an author sometimes posted about from @NancyDrewberry.

Again it seems to be another view on the situation in Ukraine and indeed beyond. Interesting observation on the Russian flag in particular I thought.

https://benjaminfulford.net/2022/03/07/eu-negotiating-surrender-to-russia-fake-biden-government-doomed/

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@adam , You are certainly welcome.

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Russia in Ukraine - Biblical Ramifications (17-minutes).

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Isn't it interesting those wanting to fight for Russia come from countries "Gog" will gather?

Russia Says 16,000 ‘Volunteers’ Want to Fight, Most from Middle East

The world is dividing into to camps - Kings of the East (Russia/China - and all they gather) and The West (USA/UK - and their allies). Prophecy is that the USA and UK will be defeated - JAHTruth.net/ww3-2

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US General Mike Flynn on Ukraine crisis - (1min)

The ones who want war (like Klaus Schwab and all the aka embedded politicians - Manchurian candidates) don't want God in the picture. This is a war of good vs evil. It should be clear that God is going to punish The West for aligning with these Satanists.

Mike said, "we have to understand that these people are very smart. They are very well resourced. And they have a very sort of strategic idea of what they want to see the world develop; and God and the soul are not part of that strategy."

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BAGHDAD — Iran claimed responsibility Sunday for a missile barrage that struck near a sprawling U.S. consulate complex in northern Iraq, saying it was retaliation for an Israeli strike in Syria that killed two members of its Revolutionary Guard earlier this week.

Iraq’s Foreign Ministry on Sunday summoned Iran’s ambassador to protest the attack, calling it a flagrant violation of the country’s sovereignty.

No injuries were reported in Sunday’s attack on the city of Irbil, which marked a significant escalation between the U.S. and Iran. Hostility between the longtime foes has often played out in Iraq, whose government is allied with both countries.

The attack drew harsh condemnation from the Iraqi government, which called it a “violation of international law and norms” and demanded an explanation from the Iranian leadership. Iraq’s Foreign Ministry spokesman Ahmad al-Sahhaf told The Associated Press that the ministry summoned the Iranian ambassador, Iraj Masjedi, to deliver the diplomatic protest.

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Iran has claimed responsibility for a missile barrage that struck near a sprawling U.S. consulate complex in the northern Iraqi city of Irbil, saying it was retaliation for an Israeli strike in Syria that killed two members of its Revolutionary Guard. (AP)

The United States said the missile strike emanated from Iran and strongly condemned it.

“The strikes were an outrageous violation of Iraq’s sovereignty. No U.S. facilities were damaged or personnel injured, and we have no indications the attack was directed at the United States,” State Department spokesman Ned Price told reporters in Washington.

Iran’s powerful Revolutionary Guard said on its website that it attacked what it described as an Israeli spy center in Irbil. It did not elaborate, but in a statement said Israel had been on the offensive, citing the recent strike that killed two members of the Revolutionary Guard. The semi-official Tasnim news agency quoted an unnamed source as saying Iran fired 10 Fateh missiles, including several Fateh-110 missiles, which have a range of about 300 kilometers (186 miles).

The source claimed the attack resulted in multiple casualties. There was no immediate comment from Israel on the allegations or the Iranian missile barrage.

An Iraqi official in Baghdad initially said several missiles had hit the U.S. consulate in Irbil, which is new and unoccupied, adding that it had been the intended target of the attack. Later, Lawk Ghafari, the head of Kurdistan’s foreign media office, said none of the missiles had struck the U.S. facility but that residential areas around the compound had been hit.

Following a Cabinet meeting, the Iraqi government in Baghdad reiterated its refusal to allow Iraq to be used to settle scores between other countries and said it has requested an explanation from the Iranian leadership.

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"Russia warned the United States on Thursday that Moscow had the might to put the world's pre-eminent superpower in its place..."

One of the four angels of the Euphrates TURKEY asked for help in meetings.

See more in the article.

Also -

RT is on Gab - RT (@RT) • gab.com - Gab Social

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BoJo Urges China Not To "Choose The Side Of Evil" By Backing Russia's Invasion Of Ukraine

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky warned Sunday that the West would be drawn into World War III if talks between himself and Russian President Vladimir Putin failed.

Zelensky's comments come as Turkey claims Moscow and Kiev are close to an agreement on key points...

BoJo delivered a "forthright message" to Beijing over the weekend, exhorting President Xi and the Politburo not to "choose the side of evil"...

Read more.

Seriously, BoJo has no clue about Biblical Prophecy. Of course the kings of the East are going to unite to take down British Israel - JAHTruth.net/horse

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Russian trade with China surging

Year-on-year trade is up more than 25% as sanctions pressure on Moscow mounts

Mutual trade between Russia and China amounted to nearly $51.09 billion (343.87 billion yuan) in the first four months of the current year, marking growth of 25.9% compared to the same period one year ago, according to the latest data released by China’s customs office.

China’s exports to Russia grew 11.3% to $20.24 billion, while Russia’s sales to China surged 37.8% to $30.85 billion. Bilateral trade turnover in April rose 8.7% against March to $12.69 billion.

Oil, natural gas, and coal account for nearly 70% in the value of goods imported by China from Russia. Russia also exports copper and copper ore, lumber, fuel, and seafood.
China exports a wide range of products to Russia, including smartphones, industrial and special-purpose equipment, toys, footwear, motor vehicles, air conditioners, and computers.

In 2020, trade turnover between Russia and China declined by 2.9% to $107.76 billion due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Last year, mutual trade between the nations hit a record high of $146.88 billion, surging 35.8%.

In December, the Russian and Chinese presidents agreed on creating infrastructure to service trade operations between the two nations without third parties. The two countries have been switching from the US dollar and the euro in trade to avoid potential sanctions.

Beijing has refused to take part in the sanctions on Moscow over the conflict in Ukraine.

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War keeps up fear...war to kill billions...create permanent compliance.
Sanctions will do the killing. Taxes rising someone has to pay for a war.
Communism on speed.

GREAT RESET: Klaus Schwab and the great fascist reset

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An enormous convoy of Syrians is preparing to leave Turkey, heading this way...

Just reading these headlines paint a picture of prophecy.

All links from Gibraltar-Messenger:

World on the brink of nuclear catastrophe – Moscow

Russia warns US against sending long-range arms to Ukraine, vows use of nukes.

Russia says it’s ready for ‘big, colossal war’ with NATO

Russia is at war not only with Ukraine, but with collective West

Nuclear war with Russia seems to now be a deliberate, planned, action by the West

Russia claims US ‘directly involved’ in Ukraine war

Crossing Russia’s Red Line

China Is Issuing The Same “Red Line” Warnings About Taiwan That Russia Issued About Ukraine

Xi Jinping urges China’s armed forces to focus on prepping for wars

China Releases War Video as Pelosi Looms Large Threatening to Personally Invade China

The West Will Lose:

Relying on the UK or the USA in the long-term is foolish, because, for their and your defiance of God, and rejection of the Sovereignty of Christ, they are going to lose WW3, as is prophesied in Revelation 11 about the Two Witnesses – Britain and America – the TRUE Israel. JAH/CHRIST: Gibraltar’s Choices on War Strategies & God’s Protection

UK Carrier Suffers Embarrassing Breakdown One Day into Mission

EPIC FAIL – Why Most US Weapons Systems Are Worse than Russia’s

EU countries are running out of weapons, leaving the EU vulnerable to attack

They prepared for WWI and WWII. Preparations is full swing for WW3:

Russia Begins “Partial” Mobilization for War!

New Realities – Brit troops must prepare to be sent to fight Russia

New York City Begins Preparing Population for NUCLEAR ATTACK

‘Naïve’ to think Russia will lose war

‘Naïve’ to think Russia will lose war, says Dr Jordan Peterson

More WW3 warnings on Gibraltar Messenger.

"If they are featured on this site, then Gibraltar Messenger wants everyone – meaning all inhabitants of the Earth – to take note of them."

Revelation 16:14 For they are the spirits of devils, working miracles, [which] go forth unto the kings of the earth and of the WHOLE WORLD, to gather them to The Battle of that Great Day of God Almighty (Armageddon).

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Here's another headline linking Russia (king of The East) with Turkey (one of the four angels of the Euphrates River) -

Russia and NATO Member Turkey Come Together to Build Massive Gas Hub for Europe

Russia hates NATO is what the world believes. But it is increasingly becoming clear that is a far-fetched assertion. You see, Turkey is a member of NATO. That should make Turkey an enemy for Russia. Of late though, it seems Russia has found a close friend in Turkey, and that Ankara is more loyal to Moscow and Vladimir Putin than it is to NATO. Russia was for so long transporting Russian gas directly to Europe via its pipelines, most importantly the recently sabotaged Nord Stream 1 route. Now, Russia is looking to transport gas to Europe and the Mediterranean via Turkey. And Turkey’s Recep Tayyip Erdogan is already onboard.

Rev. 16:12 And the sixth angel poured out his vial upon the great River Euphrates; and the "water" thereof was dried up, that the way of the kings of the East (eastern block) might be prepared.

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Iran plans to send ballistic missiles, drones to Russia

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Four Angels of the Euphrates: Syria, Iran, Turkey and Iraq

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Erdogan and Putin agree to build major gas hub in Turkey

A week ago, Russian President Putin made a surprise proposal to build a gas hub in Turkey. Turkish President Recep Erdogan accepted the proposal, of course. It is assumed that Russia and Turkey will thus move the gas supply route to Europe from the Nord Stream systems in the Baltic region to the Black Sea region via Turkey.
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, speaking in parliament, said that he had agreed with Vladimir Putin on the creation of the gas hub in Turkey, Anadolu news agency said.

"Europe will be able to receive its gas from Turkey," Erdogan said with reference to Putin's remarks. The Turkish President, speaking in Parliament, noted that Europe was looking for sources of natural gas. "Fortunately, we do not have such a problem, and we are not facing it in the future either," Erdogan said.

On October 12, Russian President Putin announced the idea of ​​creating "the largest gas hub for Europe" in Turkey. Turkey's Energy Minister Fatih Donmez then said that it was the first time when he heard about such plans. A day later Erdogan said that the parties instructed the relevant departments to start working on this issue. The Turkish president said that Thrace would be a suitable place for such a platform.

According to Gazprom CEO Alexei Miller, the company is ready to build the necessary gas transmission facilities. The work to restore the damaged Nord Stream pipelines will take a long time, so the issue of moving supplies to the Black Sea region deems relevant.

Russia supplies gas to Turkey via two gas pipelines that run along the bottom of the Black Sea. The Blue Stream (16 billion cubic meters per year) supplies gas only to the Turkish market, and half of the capacities of the Turkish Stream (15.75 billion out of 31.5 billion cubic meters) are used to supply gas to the countries of Southern and Southeastern Europe.

Europe found itself amidst a major energy crisis as a result of a great deal of sanctions that the European Union imposed on Russia. In late September, the Nord Stream pipelines were exploded. The blasts made further supplies of gas from Russia to Europe impossible.

According to the International Monetary Fund, the supplies of Russian fuel to European countries have collapsed by 80 percent compared to last year.

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