Russian Invasion of Ukraine
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Although I am happy to see the Russian military take a good hiding, this kind of thing does make me nervous... despite valiant efforts to defend their country, the Ukrainian military have not had that much in the way of notable successes - not anything that has really stuck anyway... but the bigger the Ukrainian 'success', the more likely Putin is to resort to even more disgusting behaviour.
However this is a timely reminder to Russia that Ukraine is not ready to roll over and die quite yet, and it is also a reminder to Russia that Ukraine is, you know, not Russia and that for as long as they refuse to accept this, they will remain legitimate targets for the Ukrainian military... and that legitimacy extends to anyone who decides to help a sovereign nation defend itself from a horrifically aggressive occupying regime.
However this is a timely reminder to Russia that Ukraine is not ready to roll over and die quite yet, and it is also a reminder to Russia that Ukraine is, you know, not Russia and that for as long as they refuse to accept this, they will remain legitimate targets for the Ukrainian military... and that legitimacy extends to anyone who decides to help a sovereign nation defend itself from a horrifically aggressive occupying regime.
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The bottom line is that the conflict in Ukraine is part of a long term campaign by the US against Russia. No, it's not going terribly well at the moment, but the US will never give up, no matter the cost. This one is backed by both sides of the aisle.
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They kick RF ass constantly. February and March were devastating for RF army. Moscow was sinked. After HIMARS reach Ukraine Russian logistics in occupied territories were demolished.
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of those in charge, the chance of a nuclear disaster affecting all of Europe is low.
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I saw footage of Russians fleeing Crimea. People crying that they only just lived there for a couple of years and already they had to flee because of war coming closer.
Oh boohoo. You're a ****ing occupier and deserve everything that happens.
Oh boohoo. You're a ****ing occupier and deserve everything that happens.
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Video footage of explosions at Belarus’ Ziabrauka airfield allegedly contradicts official version
Update 12.44.pm (August 11) “Video of one of the flashes near Ziabrauka airfield, filmed at a distance of about 20-25 km. from the airfield. It shows a large flash, which doesn’t look like an “engine…
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Not an attack, just another case of military spontaneous combustion
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A sculpture of Vladimir Putin has appeared in a playground in New York City's Central Park
Russian President Vladimir Putin showed up in a playground in New York City's Central Park on Monday night. Well, not exactly -- a bright-red sculpture of Putin was erected there by French artist James Colomina.
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This is an understatement.amongst many other things he said.
“We are at the edge of war with Russia and China on issues which we partly created, without any concept of how this is going to end or what it’s supposed to lead to”
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“We are at the edge of war with Russia and China on issues which we partly created, without any concept of how this is going to end or what it’s supposed to lead to”
Henry Kissinger Is Worried About ‘Disequilibrium’
The 99-year-old former secretary of state has just published a book on leadership and sees a dangerous lack of strategic purpose in U.S. foreign policy.
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