Russian Invasion of Ukraine
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Isn't it more effective to damage military objects or infrastructure? What's the point to make Ukrainians angrier and giving them more reasons for revenge?
I could see why they destroying frontline cities with artillery barrage. But striking theater in Vinnica with ballistic missiles that cost millions and are limited in stock? Insanity.
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The Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation:
“On July 13, Caliber high-precision sea-based missiles hit the building of the garrison house of officers in the city of Vinnitsa. At the time of the strike, a meeting was held at this military facility between the command of the Ukrainian air forces and representatives of foreign arms suppliers on the transfer of the next batch of aircraft and weapons to the Armed Forces of Ukraine, as well as organizing the repair of the Ukrainian aviation fleet. As a result of the strike, the participants in the meeting were destroyed.”
The House of Officers concert hall on the left, the Monument in honor of the Air Forces of Ukraine (MiG-21) in the center and the business building with banks and other services, and medical center on the right.
Soooo... it wasn't a temporary camp of Nazis like they said yesterday and now the concert hall is a military object because there was a meeting about aircraft supplies? And it was so important that they didn't care about people and ruined the whole street with their high-presision missiles...
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I don't give a flying ** about MoD bull**. I asking for real reasons behind shooting in theatre. Its clearly wasnt military object, its concert hall. 5 minutes in Google and you know about it. Its rhetorical question, I totally understand that no-one here can answer it.
3 out 5 rockets were shoot down by AA, anyway. Dont think there is big difference between military targets or civilian targets in same city.
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Russia threatens Swiss newspaper over Putin caricature
Russia has threatened Swiss newspaper Neue Zürcher Zeitung with legal action after it published a caricature of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
www.swissinfo.ch
Is it the Threatening Olympics yet? I almost miss it when it was just Mohammed cartoons that made folks lose their collective marbles.
In the name of the sacred Streisand Effect, the caricature in the flesh:
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'Evil cannot win:' Killed by Russian missile, Liza is buried
VINNYTSIA, Ukraine (AP) — Beautiful and serene in a crown of white flowers, 4-year-old Liza who was killed by a Russian missile strike, was buried Sunday in central Ukraine as an Orthodox priest burst into tears and told weeping relatives that “evil cannot win.”
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Average russian ork life:
1)Born by couple of alcoholics
2)Be rejected by degenarate parents in age of 3
3)On custody in family with 5 childrens
4)Contractor in RF army
5)Loot some fridge
6)Burn in BTR
7)You new family cant get 7milions from insurance
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"The first trip is to the cemetery."
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Almost any sane person in RF. Even invasion of Crimea was stupid move that cut our savings in half and was painful for economy. Why would anyone need half of Ukraine demolished by 8 year war? Its dead weight and Iran-tier sanctions, even if blitzkrieg was successful and casualties were Crimea-like.
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Russia fines Google $370M for refusing to bend to Putin’s war propaganda
YouTube’s policy prevents the removal of videos documenting the Ukraine war.
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Now, Google in Russia is effectively shut down anyway, and the subsidiary even declared bankruptcy last month. So... what legal requirement does Google actually have to pay any of these fines going forward anyway? The article notes:
But says who? If the company isn't really operating anymore in Russia and don't seem to really care how Russia responds to its actions, what can Russia actually do to extract any payment? I suspect nothing and the company response will effectively be "Good luck with that," but I'm legitimately curious what route Russia could do to get any more money from Google when they already froze their Russian bank accounts and stole the money from them before the Russian arm shut down.
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Russia will conduct a special military operation against Google by.... focusing all of its state-sponsored hackers to attack it?Russia fines Google $370M for refusing to bend to Putin’s war propaganda
YouTube’s policy prevents the removal of videos documenting the Ukraine war.
Now, Google in Russia is effectively shut down anyway, and the subsidiary even declared bankruptcy last month. So... what legal requirement does Google actually have to pay any of these fines going forward anyway? The article notes:
But says who? If the company isn't really operating anymore in Russia and don't seem to really care how Russia responds to its actions, what can Russia actually do to extract any payment? I suspect nothing and the company response will effectively be "Good luck with that," but I'm legitimately curious what route Russia could do to get any more money from Google when they already froze their Russian bank accounts and pilfered the money from them before the Russian arm shut down.
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I wonder what happens if you search for this on the Google website. Does it come back with the reply:Russia fines Google $370M for refusing to bend to Putin’s war propaganda
YouTube’s policy prevents the removal of videos documenting the Ukraine war.
Now, Google in Russia is effectively shut down anyway, and the subsidiary even declared bankruptcy last month. So... what legal requirement does Google actually have to pay any of these fines going forward anyway? The article notes:
But says who? If the company isn't really operating anymore in Russia and don't seem to really care how Russia responds to its actions, what can Russia actually do to extract any payment? I suspect nothing and the company response will effectively be "Good luck with that," but I'm legitimately curious what route Russia could do to get any more money from Google when they already froze their Russian bank accounts and stole the money from them before the Russian arm shut down.
**** off Putin! ? 🤔
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