This might be a little tougher than Putin thought...
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Heart-pounding moment Ukrainians wipe out entire column of Russian tanks
A viral video shows Ukraine’s 36th Separate Marine Brigade decimating Russian tanks with Javelin missiles.
nypost.com
Nice! Plus, it’s in the NYPost, so it’s hitting a much needed audience.Heart-pounding moment Ukrainians wipe out entire column of Russian tanks
A viral video shows Ukraine’s 36th Separate Marine Brigade decimating Russian tanks with Javelin missiles.
Check out the other stories linked to that one.
Biden’s Lame Ukraine Policy, and porn star Angela White Almost Dies Filming Scene. Gotta love Rupert. He knows what his audience (Northern), wants to see.
Heart-pounding moment Ukrainians wipe out entire column of Russian tanks
A viral video shows Ukraine’s 36th Separate Marine Brigade decimating Russian tanks with Javelin missiles.
Link to the video
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You should go read the comment section on that NY Post article. Has to set a record for delusional Russian trolls!
Think I’ll skip it and take your word…we have enough delusional russian trolls that come around here. Though they seem to be busy elsewhere of late.
What happened to @seminole97 ? Doesn’t seem to be interested in spinning the Kremlin narrative lately. Was it the unending war crimes that got to him finally? The brutality? The viciousness? The senseless destruction? The cowardice of russia’s rank and file? Murdering old people and children?
Russia is a disgrace to humanity and the shitstain of planet Earth.
Hope not an April Fools Day joke. Do they even have that in Europe.............
Would hate to be on the business end of one of these missiles!
I pissed him off on the FSU board and he left it. Left this one around the same time.
That’s a six pack of real panty droppers.
Not the one in uniform.
https://apnews.com/article/russia-u...e&utm_medium=TopNews&utm_campaign=position_03
Update on the situation at the monastery near Kyiv. A court has ordered the detention of one of the priests. He was released and is wearing an ankle monitor. This is one of those things that could get weird. Lots of room for Russia to try and exploit / inflame emotions inside and outside of Ukraine.
Update on the situation at the monastery near Kyiv. A court has ordered the detention of one of the priests. He was released and is wearing an ankle monitor. This is one of those things that could get weird. Lots of room for Russia to try and exploit / inflame emotions inside and outside of Ukraine.
Nice to put a name with a handle. I wonder where Pavel has been?
I was conflicted as to give this hearty eyes or a wow face. I opted for hearty eyes.
The landing was a little sloppy, it really hurt the final score
As if destroying Chechnya twice, attacking Georgia in 2008, invading Ukraine & annexing territory in 2014 weren’t enough.
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Weird that someone in Russian intelligence didn’t go to Wikileaks with this…
www.theguardian.com
‘Vulkan files’ leak reveals Putin’s global and domestic cyberwarfare tactics
Vulkan engineers have worked for Russian military and intelligence agencies to support hacking operations, prepare for attacks on infrastructure and spread disinformation
Does this sound familiar?
www.nytimes.com
MOSCOW — It began not so much as an invasion, but as a slouching stumble through mud and snow by frightened, ill-fed Russian conscripts, the hollowed-out remnants of a force that, before the collapse of the Soviet Union just three years earlier, had been the mighty Red Army.
But the Russian troops who advanced from three directions into the rebellious region of Chechnya on Dec. 11, 1994, carried history-changing forces that have since reshaped Russia and the world.
The Russian attack, initially in staggering disarray but then increasingly organized and brutal, signaled not just the start of the First Chechen War — a merciless conflict that killed tens of thousands of people, mostly civilians — but also the end of Russia’s liberal dream.
The War That Continues to Shape Russia, 25 Years Later (Published 2019)
Haunting images show how the first Chechen war humiliated post-Soviet Russia, exposed its weakness, strengthened hard-liners and enabled the rise of Vladimir V. Putin.
The War That Continues to Shape Russia, 25 Years Later
Haunting images show how the first Chechen war humiliated post-Soviet Russia, exposed its weakness, strengthened hard-liners and enabled the rise of Vladimir V. Putin.MOSCOW — It began not so much as an invasion, but as a slouching stumble through mud and snow by frightened, ill-fed Russian conscripts, the hollowed-out remnants of a force that, before the collapse of the Soviet Union just three years earlier, had been the mighty Red Army.
But the Russian troops who advanced from three directions into the rebellious region of Chechnya on Dec. 11, 1994, carried history-changing forces that have since reshaped Russia and the world.
The Russian attack, initially in staggering disarray but then increasingly organized and brutal, signaled not just the start of the First Chechen War — a merciless conflict that killed tens of thousands of people, mostly civilians — but also the end of Russia’s liberal dream.
He over rotated. Maybe he’ll do better in the next tank that gets blown out from under him.
It’s always the same blueprint with Russia. The hope is this war ends with Putin dead, and a shift away from autocracy in Russia.Does this sound familiar?
The War That Continues to Shape Russia, 25 Years Later (Published 2019)
Haunting images show how the first Chechen war humiliated post-Soviet Russia, exposed its weakness, strengthened hard-liners and enabled the rise of Vladimir V. Putin.
The War That Continues to Shape Russia, 25 Years Later
Haunting images show how the first Chechen war humiliated post-Soviet Russia, exposed its weakness, strengthened hard-liners and enabled the rise of Vladimir V. Putin.
MOSCOW — It began not so much as an invasion, but as a slouching stumble through mud and snow by frightened, ill-fed Russian conscripts, the hollowed-out remnants of a force that, before the collapse of the Soviet Union just three years earlier, had been the mighty Red Army.
But the Russian troops who advanced from three directions into the rebellious region of Chechnya on Dec. 11, 1994, carried history-changing forces that have since reshaped Russia and the world.
The Russian attack, initially in staggering disarray but then increasingly organized and brutal, signaled not just the start of the First Chechen War — a merciless conflict that killed tens of thousands of people, mostly civilians — but also the end of Russia’s liberal dream.
Gee, why ever would the Finns want to join NATO?
