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Russian Invasion of Ukraine
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This is surely the biggest concern. The US is pretty well safe from Russian ICBMs with our missile net on sea, air, and land with plenty of time to scramble but Europe only gets a few minutes. Hopefully the SAM network would hold out long enough to get dozens of European jets in the air.
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Rather have a Papasha than of those than the AK-47s that looked like they got pulled out of the bottom of a harbor.
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I’d reckon with the payload size and amount dropped on the UK we’d be messed up beyond recognition, I don’t think there is anywhere really safe.
Maybe the outer reachers of the Scottish isles, but then they may need to contend with wind / weather bringing things their way too. I got to a point where if things did go that way, I don’t think I’d really want to be around for the after party anywhoo.
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Ukraine suffered a comms outage when 1,300 SpaceX satellite units went offline over funding issues | CNN Politics
Ukraine's fears that its troops may lose access to Elon Musk's crucial Starlink internet service deepened in the past week after 1,300 of the military's satellite units went offline, according to two sources familiar with the outage.
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They can yell all they want (although calling the dude faggot isnt really doing them any favors), but they still showed up for mobilization. Unless there is some widespread protests from majority of population and people refuse to show up, Putin will keep doing whatever and a bunch more people will die.
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This is a bit of a "guy behind the keyboard" take.
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What I mean is that submission and going with the flow is kind of ingrained in Russian mentality, so unless that changes somehow, government will keep doing whatever. Unless mobilization becomes even more widespread things will stay the same unfortunately and people will bitch and curse, but nobody is going to organize large protests. With the protests being outlawed and misinformation so widespread, I don't even know exactly how many dead conscripts it'd take to get people to rebel.
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Only protest that would work is massive protest of armed conscripts not happy with starvation and HIMARS dropping on their heads.
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Arestovich:
- Mobilized 238k. Half in vanilla Russia, half in temporary occupied territories including Belarus. Even half is too much for supply.
- something strange with starlink. There is chances, that Ukraine had unauthorized access and it was shut. Money isn't problem
- Russian specops isn't working as intended which is main reason why 0 HIMARS were hit.
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-"Russian occupiers destroyed the mural of "Milana" in Mariupol. This mural was opened for the International Day of Peace in September 2018. It depicts the then 6-year-old Milana, who lost her mother and was left without a leg as a result of the shelling of the city in 2015.
This was reported by the Mariupol City Council.
The "reason" for the destruction was the "need to insulate the building."
In the winter of 2015, during the shelling of the Vostochny microdistrict of Mariupol, Milana's mother died - she covered her daughter with herself.
"The mural was a symbol of the tragedy of the war and the hope for peace and restoration ," says the city council."
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Hard to tell, but that looks like some sort of applied EPS panel. If that's the case*, Ukraine can easily(ish) restore the mural when they take back Mariupol.
*Also, if that's the case, it's the cheapest-ass way to insulate a building which seems par for the course for RF. Almost as if they are planning to abandon the building in 4-6 months...
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How it started (October 6th, 2022):
www.themoscowtimes.com
How it's going (November 9th, 2022):
The only question I have is: how did they get his car up 8 flights of stairs??
Kremlin-Installed Official in Ukraine Slams Russian Military Leaders Over Mounting Losses - The Moscow Times
A senior Kremlin-installed official in Ukraine’s partially occupied Kherson region lashed out at Russian military officials Thursday, a rare example of full-throated criticism from an official as Moscow faces mounting military losses to Kyiv. “Many are saying that the Defense Minister — who...
Kirill Stremousov: Senior Russian Kherson official dies in car crash, officials say
Kirill Stremousov was appointed two months after the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
www.bbc.co.uk
The only question I have is: how did they get his car up 8 flights of stairs??
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