The Situation in the Ukraine. #22

Walther von Oldenburg wrote:auslander, why you call Crimea "Krimu"? In Russian it's Крым (Krim - the sound represented by "ы" does not exist in English)

If you were to say in russian, 'i am in crimea' the end of the word would change, so you would say 'я в крыму' or Ja v krimu.

Im assuming thats where it comes from in this case. Russian grammar is pretty complicated though once you know the rules its easy enough most of the time.

Walther von Oldenburg wrote:auslander, why you call Crimea "Krimu"? In Russian it's Крым (Krim - the sound represented by "ы" does not exist in English)

In Serbian its "Krim" for an example.

http://www.newsweek.com/tatar-activists-plan-extend-their-blockade-crimea-sea-400018

Basically asking the FSB or the Black Sea Fleet and the rest of the Russian military to fvck them up. Russia is the only one that controls the Kerch Strait. Stalin should have murdered them all.

Rodinazombie wrote:

Walther von Oldenburg wrote:auslander, why you call Crimea "Krimu"? In Russian it's Крым (Krim - the sound represented by "ы" does not exist in English)

If you were to say in russian, 'i am in crimea' the end of the word would change, so you would say 'я в крыму' or Ja v krimu.

Im assuming thats where it comes from in this case. Russian grammar is pretty complicated though once you know the rules its easy enough most of the time.

Yeah auslander also calls the rebel militia the 'opolchensa', which sounds Serbian or summit.
A militia is called a opolcheniye; ополчение.
And when you refer to them in the third person (they, the militia), the word you want to use is opolchentsy; ополченцы

Ivan the Colorado wrote:http://www.newsweek.com/tatar-activists-plan-extend-their-blockade-crimea-sea-400018

Basically asking the FSB or the Black Sea Fleet and the rest of the Russian military to fvck them up. Russia is the only one that controls the Kerch Strait. Stalin should have murdered them all.

Murdered the Crimean Tatars? Or the Ukrainians?
Hitler tried to murder a whole people. Didn't work despite their utter defencelessness, and his own huge resources. And good thing too, it was the greatest crime attempted by mankind thus far and not something to be emulated.

Stupid comments aside, you do realize it's just a bunch of paid-off sell-outs employed by Kiev that are organizing this, do you not? And most of the people doing it don't even seem to be Crimean Tatars. They number a few dozen in total.

Literary, +99% of the Crimean Tatar population has nothing to do with any of these 'blockades'

It will however, most certainly be a source of great amusement (assuming they don't decide to go all Allah Akbar on us) to see how they plan to stop a ferry crossing in Russian waters between two Russian ports.
They must think that Russia is like the Ukraine or something, where laws are there just for show and that anybody with a gun can simply do whatever they want.
Boy are they in for a surprise.

flamming_python wrote:

Rodinazombie wrote:

Walther von Oldenburg wrote:auslander, why you call Crimea "Krimu"? In Russian it's Крым (Krim - the sound represented by "ы" does not exist in English)

If you were to say in russian, 'i am in crimea' the end of the word would change, so you would say 'я в крыму' or Ja v krimu.

Im assuming thats where it comes from in this case. Russian grammar is pretty complicated though once you know the rules its easy enough most of the time.

Yeah auslander also calls the rebel militia the 'opolchensa', which sounds Serbian or summit.
A militia is called a opolcheniye; ополчение.
And when you refer to them in the third person (they, the militia), the word you want to use is opolchentsy; ополченцы

We dont have real word that describes what ополчение is in Serbian. Croatians have word "domobrani" which would be close i suppose. Closest word we have is "dobrovoljci", literally volonteurs. Or "Paravojne formacije" - paramilitary units. Its probably just his way to adapt Russian words to english and alphabet.

Militarov wrote:

flamming_python wrote:

Rodinazombie wrote:

Walther von Oldenburg wrote:auslander, why you call Crimea "Krimu"? In Russian it's Крым (Krim - the sound represented by "ы" does not exist in English)

If you were to say in russian, 'i am in crimea' the end of the word would change, so you would say 'я в крыму' or Ja v krimu.

Im assuming thats where it comes from in this case. Russian grammar is pretty complicated though once you know the rules its easy enough most of the time.

Yeah auslander also calls the rebel militia the 'opolchensa', which sounds Serbian or summit.
A militia is called a opolcheniye; ополчение.
And when you refer to them in the third person (they, the militia), the word you want to use is opolchentsy; ополченцы

We dont have real word that describes what ополчение is in Serbian. Croatians have word "domobrani" which would be close i suppose. Closest word we have is "dobrovoljci", literally volonteurs. Or "Paravojne formacije" - paramilitary units. Its probably just his way to adapt Russian words to english and alphabet.

I meant the conjugation of the nouns; opolchensa sounds more Serbo-Croatian than Russian (where it would be opolchentsy. But then again I know nothing of this language so just ignore me.

flamming_python wrote:

Militarov wrote:

flamming_python wrote:

Rodinazombie wrote:

Walther von Oldenburg wrote:auslander, why you call Crimea "Krimu"? In Russian it's Крым (Krim - the sound represented by "ы" does not exist in English)

If you were to say in russian, 'i am in crimea' the end of the word would change, so you would say 'я в крыму' or Ja v krimu.

Im assuming thats where it comes from in this case. Russian grammar is pretty complicated though once you know the rules its easy enough most of the time.

Yeah auslander also calls the rebel militia the 'opolchensa', which sounds Serbian or summit.
A militia is called a opolcheniye; ополчение.
And when you refer to them in the third person (they, the militia), the word you want to use is opolchentsy; ополченцы

We dont have real word that describes what ополчение is in Serbian. Croatians have word "domobrani" which would be close i suppose. Closest word we have is "dobrovoljci", literally volonteurs. Or "Paravojne formacije" - paramilitary units. Its probably just his way to adapt Russian words to english and alphabet.

I meant the conjugation of the nouns; opolchensa sounds more Serbo-Croatian than Russian. But then again I know nothing of this language so just ignore me.

Ah you mean the word itself as he constructed it reminds more of Serbian than Russian. That sure, yeah i agree.

flamming_python wrote:

Ivan the Colorado wrote:http://www.newsweek.com/tatar-activists-plan-extend-their-blockade-crimea-sea-400018

Basically asking the FSB or the Black Sea Fleet and the rest of the Russian military to fvck them up. Russia is the only one that controls the Kerch Strait. Stalin should have murdered them all.

Murdered the Crimean Tatars? Or the Ukrainians?
Hitler tried to murder a whole people. Didn't work despite their utter defencelessness, and his own huge resources. And good thing too, it was the greatest crime attempted by mankind thus far and not something to be emulated.

Stupid comments aside, you do realize it's just a bunch of paid-off sell-outs employed by Kiev that are organizing this, do you not? And most of the people doing it don't even seem to be Crimean Tatars. They number a few dozen in total.

Literary, +99% of the Crimean Tatar population has nothing to do with any of these 'blockades'

It will however, most certainly be a source of great amusement (assuming they don't decide to go all Allah Akbar on us) to see how they plan to stop a ferry crossing in Russian waters between two Russian ports.
They must think that Russia is like the Ukraine or something, where laws are there just for show and that anybody with a gun can simply do whatever they want.
Boy are they in for a surprise.

You should realize a lot of what I say has no substance behind it.

Ivan the Colorado wrote:http://www.newsweek.com/tatar-activists-plan-extend-their-blockade-crimea-sea-400018

Basically asking the FSB or the Black Sea Fleet and the rest of the Russian military to fvck them up. Russia is the only one that controls the Kerch Strait. Stalin should have murdered them all.

I didn't sleep because of this.

Mikhail Sheremet, First Deputy Prime Minister of Crimea, has stated that if there is any attempt to blockade Kerch, then Russian border guards will not stand on ceremony and will immediately open fire if necessary.
http://www.politnavigator.net/krymskie-vlasti-obeshhayut-islyamovu-ogon-na-porazhenie-v-sluchae-popytok-blokirovat-kerchenskuyu-perepravu.html

Militarov wrote:

flamming_python wrote:

Militarov wrote:

flamming_python wrote:

Rodinazombie wrote:

Walther von Oldenburg wrote:auslander, why you call Crimea "Krimu"? In Russian it's Крым (Krim - the sound represented by "ы" does not exist in English)

If you were to say in russian, 'i am in crimea' the end of the word would change, so you would say 'я в крыму' or Ja v krimu.

Im assuming thats where it comes from in this case. Russian grammar is pretty complicated though once you know the rules its easy enough most of the time.

Yeah auslander also calls the rebel militia the 'opolchensa', which sounds Serbian or summit.
A militia is called a opolcheniye; ополчение.
And when you refer to them in the third person (they, the militia), the word you want to use is opolchentsy; ополченцы

We dont have real word that describes what ополчение is in Serbian. Croatians have word "domobrani" which would be close i suppose. Closest word we have is "dobrovoljci", literally volonteurs. Or "Paravojne formacije" - paramilitary units. Its probably just his way to adapt Russian words to english and alphabet.

I meant the conjugation of the nouns; opolchensa sounds more Serbo-Croatian than Russian. But then again I know nothing of this language so just ignore me.

Ah you mean the word itself as he constructed it reminds more of Serbian than Russian. That sure, yeah i agree.

Dobrovojciiii ahahah 17 years since i last heard that shit. Calling UCK thugs volunteers while they were mostly drug dealers and car thieves when their little "adventure started" was something I'd never forget. Some of them we had arrested in Albania for human trafficking, now they were Che guevaras. Thank you uncle Sham.

Khepesh wrote:Mikhail Sheremet, First Deputy Prime Minister of Crimea, has stated that if there is any attempt to blockade Kerch, then Russian border guards will not stand on ceremony and will immediately open fire if necessary.
http://www.politnavigator.net/krymskie-vlasti-obeshhayut-islyamovu-ogon-na-porazhenie-v-sluchae-popytok-blokirovat-kerchenskuyu-perepravu.html

That makes sense.
There are alternatives to Ukrainian groceries and electricity.
There is no replacement for the ferries till 2019.

Nothing to do with Donbas, but

MOSCOW (Sputnik) – The aviation of Russia's Southern Military District has been fully rearmed with Su-34 attack aircraft, the district's press service said in a statement Wednesday. The statement added that with the arrival of the Su-34 aircraft the Southern Military District had completed the formation of a third air squadron of the modern warplanes. "A separate bomber aviation regiment of the Southern Military District, located in the Rostov Region, received yet another frontline Su-34 fighter-bomber," the statement said.

According to the statement, the district received some 35 modern planes and helicopters in 2015.

Read more: http://sputniknews.com/russia/20151202/1031096069/russia-rearms-su-34.html#ixzz3t9ru9wWo

Militarov wrote:

Walther von Oldenburg wrote:auslander, why you call Crimea "Krimu"? In Russian it's Крым (Krim - the sound represented by "ы" does not exist in English)

In Serbian its "Krim" for an example.

In Vietnamese, we called it "Crưm". The "ы" in Vietnamese transileration is "ư".

Vietnamese "ư" is pronounced as [ɨ].

PapaDragon wrote:But agreed, if retards try anything, Coast Guard should light their asses up.

I wonder how crazy they were when the mentioned blocking the Kerch Strait. Both sides of the Kerch strait are Russian territory, and it's not like Russian naval force in Black Sea and Azov Sea are just for fun.

Did all the pro-Maidan politicians went full retard ?

higurashihougi wrote:

PapaDragon wrote:But agreed, if retards try anything, Coast Guard should light their asses up.

I wonder how crazy they were when the mentioned blocking the Kerch Strait. Both sides of the Kerch strait are Russian territory, and it's not like Russian naval force in Black Sea and Azov Sea are just for fun.

Did all the pro-Maidan politicians went full retard ?

They haven't 'gone' retard, it is their normal state.

Finally, Ukraine is Russia;

https://twitter.com/FPaidinfull/status/672097056845119488

Polite people defending motherland/ Yes the real motherland.

True T-90 with Shtora.

Actually AS Val is even worse...

KoTeMoRe wrote:Actually AS Val is even worse...

But the T-90 is actually russian not soviet like AS Val.

As Val is 100% Russian.

KoTeMoRe wrote:As Val is 100% Russian.

1987-1989 produced and commissioned but yes it is russian.

Werewolf wrote:

KoTeMoRe wrote:As Val is 100% Russian.

1987-1989 produced and commissioned but yes it is russian.

As Val an VSS Vintorez are two "different" guns working on slightly different but interchangeable ammo. There are other small differences INSIDE the gun like one using a classic two prong claw AK style trigger (VSS), while the AS Val uses a single direction two prong larger trigger unit reminiscent of ... the Simonov or Vz 54/58.

Also you can break down the VSS, you can't do that with the AS VAL.

Ironically the Russians went full AK with the VSK 94 etc instead of the VSS while the AS Val which is almost 95% similar, is still being built.

http://www.sadefensejournal.com/wp/?p=372