JohninMK wrote:The Odessa fire is apparently still burning. This is a huge amount of what going up?
Its all food. Those secondary explosions must be the corn popping...
JohninMK wrote:The Odessa fire is apparently still burning. This is a huge amount of what going up?
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Only Rey can save us!DISNEY!
Best chance of victory for the US in a long time.Pedo groomers are best soldiers.
A fuel depot was hit there.This is a huge amount of what going up?
Or you go to Russia.Unless you sign up to fight and die.
He has a evil masterplan.It all makes sens if you are asking me!
Because evil Russians are bribing local politicians, according to some dude from a western paidIt is quite a clear example of Russia being capable of doing soft power when it needs and the surroundings allow that.
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Dr.Snufflebug wrote:So today, Ukrainian men between 18 and 60 who reside abroad are effectively stateless persons unless they submit to mobilization.
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JohninMK wrote:The delusion is strong
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kvs wrote:It takes at least six months to properly train conscripts. Scott Ritter talks about three months but I have not seen this being applied
by Russia where the training period looks like a solid year judging by the mobilization and volunteer soldier training over the last year and half.
Ukria can send random meat to the front, but it will be just going into the grinder. I do not see this being a card of any sort. Micron's
intervention looks more like a card since Russia cannot engage NATzO forces the same way it can Ukrian ones. I know that the Russian
government has announced that NATzO soldiers are legitimate targets, but I am not so sure that this will be followed up fully in practice.
Targeting French irregulars in Ukria is a whole other ball game.
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PapaDragon wrote:Dr.Snufflebug wrote:So today, Ukrainian men between 18 and 60 who reside abroad are effectively stateless persons unless they submit to mobilization.
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Good, does this mean we can finally start deporting those parasites? Hopefully Russian deserters as well soon?
kvs wrote:It takes at least six months to properly train conscripts. Scott Ritter talks about three months but I have not seen this being applied
by Russia where the training period looks like a solid year judging by the mobilization and volunteer soldier training over the last year and half.
Ukria can send random meat to the front, but it will be just going into the grinder. I do not see this being a card of any sort. Micron's
intervention looks more like a card since Russia cannot engage NATzO forces the same way it can Ukrian ones. I know that the Russian
government has announced that NATzO soldiers are legitimate targets, but I am not so sure that this will be followed up fully in practice.
Targeting French irregulars in Ukria is a whole other ball game.
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The video shows roughly 15 to 20 vehicles.The life and death of a Bradley.
Just the way they want it.How will Russian forces advance further?
Funny how some simple ATGM´s turn into "precision weapons" in western media.1,600 precision weapons.
Cocaine.The delusion is strong
Something is brewing towards Kharkov?
FAB-3000 doesn´t care.To try and e8ther dissuade the offensive or to blunt the negative military and psychological impact of the new offensive.
Above 50 you belong to the Volkssturm category.So, over 850,000 Ukrainian men of military age (18-60)
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The "moving house" Russian tank has been mocked by NAFO and Maidanists, they put a satirical music into the clips and compare the Russian tank with Orc armies. They also claimed that Russia have already exhausted all options so that they resort to the "moving house" design.
However, the facts show that this Russian "moving house" has achieved impressive successes in the frontline. The Ukrainian soldiers were defeated by what they claimed as "farce" from Russia.
It is clear that the "moving house" cover for Russian tank is meant to protect it against FPV and cluster ammo fired from 155mm cannon. The cluster ammuntions have long been a threat to tanks. Both Soviet and NATO tanks since 1980s developed methods to counter cluster ammo. Russians put ERA on the top of turret, BMP-3 put spaced armour on the top, and Germans increase the thickness of top armour and the hatch of the commander and gunner. Other vehicles have spiked armour.
The "moving house" tank Russia deployed is effective against cluser ammunition, but the shortcomings is that it is very visible and has no camouflage ability.
But at the moment in Ukraine, as Russian tanks mostly use predetermined roads to attack (so that they can avoid minefields) and Ukrainian side has always been cautious against Russian tank atttacks, the need for camouflage is no longer important.
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Dr.Snufflebug wrote:So, over 850,000 Ukrainian men of military age (18-60) currently reside in the EU, 650,000 of which fled in the past 2 years.
In addition to that, Ukrainian prosecutors say there are over 100,000 individuals being investigated for deserting post-draft.
The only place in the world where these Ukrainians are truly safe is Russia, as it stands. Zelensky and the west seem hellbent on actual genocide. The population pyramid looked bad before, now it's almost inverted.
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Arrow wrote:
Something is brewing towards Kharkov?
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kvs wrote:It takes at least six months to properly train conscripts. Scott Ritter talks about three months but I have not seen this being applied
by Russia where the training period looks like a solid year judging by the mobilization and volunteer soldier training over the last year and half.
Ukria can send random meat to the front, but it will be just going into the grinder. I do not see this being a card of any sort. Micron's
intervention looks more like a card since Russia cannot engage NATzO forces the same way it can Ukrian ones. I know that the Russian
government has announced that NATzO soldiers are legitimate targets, but I am not so sure that this will be followed up fully in practice.
Targeting French irregulars in Ukria is a whole other ball game.
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sepheronx wrote:PapaDragon wrote:Dr.Snufflebug wrote:So today, Ukrainian men between 18 and 60 who reside abroad are effectively stateless persons unless they submit to mobilization.
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Good, does this mean we can finally start deporting those parasites? Hopefully Russian deserters as well soon?
I learned recently from some of your compatriots I deal with daily, that due to all these migrants from Ukraine and Russia, that what was 400 euros a month for rent is 800 euros now because of demand. Crazy
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Dr.Snufflebug wrote:....
Come thinking about it, the vast majority of these folks are natively Russophone, so they've already cleared the main hurdle for obtaining Russian citizenship.
Should we except a surge in applications?
How many are banderists? Potential security issues for Russia (apart from the millions of Ukrainians who already fled there, many banderists included). Don't assume that just because they don't want to die for Bandera they're not (in fact the more hardcore pro-Ukrainian you are the further you are from the front, it seems like, with Canada being a real hotspot).
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