“They” have been talking about WW3 in Russia for several months. It’s been used as a regular threat from the Kremlin.
The war could have been avoided if Putin hadn’t been in charge. In fact, I doubt it would have happened.
“They” have been talking about WW3 in Russia for several months. It’s been used as a regular threat from the Kremlin.
The war could have been avoided if Putin hadn’t been in charge. In fact, I doubt it would have happened.
“They” have been talking about WW3 in Russia for several months. It’s been used as a regular threat from the Kremlin.
I’m not sure why you put they in inverted brackets, I’m aware Russia has been taking WWIII, they are at war. We in the UK are not.
The war could have been avoided if Putin hadn’t been in charge. In fact, I doubt it would have happened.
Well he is in charge, so that’s a moot point. Ukraine doesn’t have an unlimited number of soldiers, have you considered what happens if their supply of soldiers basically runs out? You know, very high numbers of dead and wounded being reported every day or being surrounded or surrendering or deserting?
Not the soldiers call, to be clear, or their commanders, the stand your ground and never retreat seem to be coming from the political leadership.
This has been a point of contention with some observers, a tactical retreat to avoid being completely encircled is wise, not a sign of weakness. But it’s becoming a recurring theme
Oh, what’s this ?
Ukrainian army to leave battered city to avoid encirclement
KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — After weeks of ferocious fighting, Ukrainian forces will retreat from a besieged city in the country's east to avoid encirclement, a regional governor said Friday. The city of Sievierodonetsk, the administrative center of the...
NYT is reporting the same, today, I heard there were a large number trapped in a chemical plant. How easy a retreat at this point will be, we will see.
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BiggusDickus:
“They” have been talking about WW3 in Russia for several months. It’s been used as a regular threat from the Kremlin.
I’m not sure why you put they in inverted brackets, I’m aware Russia has been taking WWIII, they are at war. We in the UK are not.
BiggusDickus:
The war could have been avoided if Putin hadn’t been in charge. In fact, I doubt it would have happened.
Well he is in charge, so that’s a moot point. Ukraine doesn’t have an unlimited number of soldiers, have you considered what happens if their supply of soldiers basically runs out? You know, very high numbers of dead and wounded being reported every day or being surrounded or surrendering or deserting?
Russia is not at war according to Putin.
I put they in inverted commas to add emphasis to the fact that you hadn’t identified who they were.
It’s moot that Putin is in charge? I don’t think so. I think it is a matter of debate and I hope that becomes an increasingly hot topic of debate in the Kremlin.
BiggusDickus:
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I put they in inverted commas to add emphasis to the fact that you hadn’t identified who they were.
I said in the UK.
It’s moot that Putin is in charge? Iup into parts, don’t think so. I think it is a matter of debate and I hope that becomes an increasingly hot topic of debate in the Kremlin.
I’m sure. Regime change, break it up into parts, more easy to dominate.
The US Government's Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE) holds a briefing on the "moral and strategic" necessity of partitioning Russia
BiggusDickus:
I put they in inverted commas to add emphasis to the fact that you hadn’t identified who they were.
I said in the UK.
BiggusDickus:
It’s moot that Putin is in charge? Iup into parts, don’t think so. I think it is a matter of debate and I hope that becomes an increasingly hot topic of debate in the Kremlin.
I’m sure. Regime change, break it up into parts, more easy to dominate.
https://twitter.com/ggreenwald/status/1539661895934029824?cxt=HHwWgMDR1ceV_d0qAAAA
Delusion - by Niccolo Soldo - Fisted by Foucault
You didn’t identify who they (is italics better?) are in the UK.
Do you want me to draw my own conclusions on your links or will you add some of your own content first?
Liberated Eastern Ukranians celebrating with fireworks
Car Bomb Kills Russia-Installed Official in Occupied Ukraine – Agencies
It is the latest in a string of apparent car bombings reported out of occupied Kherson in recent weeks.
It isn’t in the Western MSM so it must be true!
You didn’t identify who they (is italics better?) are in the UK.
I meant the Brits, specifically it was brought up by a new Army commander See here then talked about in all the media outlets, in the UK.
Sort the comments at the bottom by best, pretty much along the lines of “screw that, fucking idiots want WWIII”
revealing
Safe play.
BiggusDickus:
You didn’t identify who they (is italics better?) are in the UK.
I meant the Brits, specifically it was brought up by a new Army commander See here then talked about in all the media outlets, in the UK.
Sort the comments at the bottom by best, pretty much along the lines of “screw that, fucking idiots want WWIII”
They is a new army commander. Gender non binary?
They is a new army commander. Gender non binary?
Media outlets are plural, they were reporting on the commanders comments and Brits in general, they were discussing them also, non too impressed either.
Ha ha. At least they weren’t those white supremacists.
ALISON BOSHOFF: Guy Ritchie's new £125 million film Operation Fortune - with a cast headed by British stars Hugh Grant and Jason Statham - was delayed to edit out Ukrainian gangsters.
Ha ha. At least they weren’t those white supremacists.
ALISON BOSHOFF: Guy Ritchie movie gets delayed 'to edit out nationality of Ukrainian gangsters' | Daily Mail Online
Is he going to backdate it to the Russians in RockNRolla?
Or is there any point in ever replying to one of your posts?
PS: How about the Panzerhaubitze 2000? Is it live yet?
This June 23 vid says they’ve arrived:
I don’t know if you’ve seen the June 22 vid posted below; it seems to contain a mixture of good and bad news.
Partial transcript (please pardon any errors):
[From about 2:39 to about 5:06:]
[Anchorman:]
Earlier I spoke to our correspondent in Kyiv, Nick Connolly. I asked him how the delivery of equipment from Germany was being received in Ukraine.[Nick Connolly:]
Obviously they are very welcome right now. Anything that can be sent to those front lines in Luhansk region, the Donbas, will be welcome, but this has been a very long time coming as we’ve all been following the last few weeks and months and heard in that report. And indeed the question is about the scale right now. Just to give you a sense of how modest these deliveries are, the US has already supplied over a hundred howitzers of the M777 type. And in Slovakia, a country of 5 million people, 15 times smaller by population than Germany, is also sending eight howitzers of its own production. So these are not massive deliveries. Lots of the more high-tech weaponry that Germany has promised are only scheduled to be sent to Ukraine basically by the late summer or early autumn, so really, they’re not in any kind of horizon that can really make a difference to Ukrainian forces now. And I think the biggest emotion, the biggest response you get from people here in Ukraine right now is of surprise. Most people basically had given up and were pretty convinced that these deliveries would just stay on paper but never really be seen on front lines here in Ukraine.[Anchorman:]
Okay, well, now that they’re happening and other Western countries continue their deliveries to Ukraine, is there any chance that they’ll change the situation around Sievierodonetsk and the fighting in the east in general, you know, in time to tip the balance?[Nick Connolly:]
I think it might be a bit late for the city of Sievierodonetsk, a city that’s basically been on the verge of being taken by Russian forces for weeks now, and it does now indeed seem that the Russian forces are advancing towards the neighboring city of Lysychansk from the South, so from two sides now. So it’s probably [going to?] come too late to the city, but I think that has been the Ukrainian strategy all along, to turn these cities into a second Mariupol, as it were, to turn this into a Pyrrhic victory for the Russians, forcing them to spend huge amounts of time, energy, and manpower on capturing cities that overall don’t have that huge a strategic significance, to basically play for time. Ukraine is convinced that time’s working in its favor, that if it can just force Russia to basically slow its advance and to lose the most number of people it can, then long-term Ukraine will get that support, probably not from Germany, but from the US and from Eastern European countries, uh, Eastern European countries who are more proactive on delivering weapons; and that it can then turn the tide once Russia’s basically exhausted itself on the battlefield.
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There’s at least one other interview in the video.
I remember reading about Operation Gladio back in the day.
Worth a recap. Or for some a lesson:
One of the Cold War’s most shocking secret affairs. Who were NATO’s secret armies and what did they do?
Reading time: 13 min read
If only Russia would stop invading and threatening to invade their neighbors, there would be no justification for such measures
Ukrainian soldiers seen posing with helmets, tactical gloves, body armor from Taiwan | 2022-06-07 11:31:00
I saw another Youtube video that indicated this was done through an NGO. FM Wu said Taiwan didn’t have any.