This might be a little tougher than Putin thought...
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I simply provided info from Ukrainians and it doesn't fut your rhetoric and you are made. Go talk to your friends in Ukraine and ask them.
This yacht thing is bugging me. How about using it for Wounded Warrior deep sea fishing excursions until it’s sold? Turn it into a party boat and rent it to a fraternity on Spring Break, house some asylum seekers on it?
May give some idea of the scale of the attacks last night. (Sweet!)
How about just loading 20-30 of them up with some C4, robotic piloting and sending them straight at the Kerch Bridge pillars....
"David Cameron noted that if Germany does not want to transfer its missiles to Ukraine directly, London is ready to use the "ring exchange" – to transfer more Storm Shadow missiles to Kyiv and receive Taurus missiles from Germany in return.
https://rubryka.com/en/2024/03/09/v...imechchyni-z-postavkoyu-taurus-dlya-ukrayiny/
https://rubryka.com/en/2024/03/09/v...imechchyni-z-postavkoyu-taurus-dlya-ukrayiny/
Exclusive: US prepared ‘rigorously’ for potential Russian nuclear strike in Ukraine in late 2022, officials say
CNN —
In late 2022, the US began “preparing rigorously” for Russia potentially striking Ukraine with a nuclear weapon, in what would have been the first nuclear attack in war since the US dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki nearly eighty years before, two senior administration officials told CNN.
The Biden administration was specifically concerned Russia might use a tactical or battlefield nuclear weapon, the officials said.
I first reported US officials were worried about Russia using a tactical nuclear weapon in 2022, but in my new book, “The Return of Great Powers” publishing on March 12, I reveal exclusive details on the unprecedented level of contingency planning carried out as senior members of the Biden administration became increasingly alarmed by the situation.
Exclusive: US prepared ‘rigorously’ for potential Russian nuclear strike in Ukraine in late 2022, officials say | CNN Politics
In late 2022, the US began “preparing rigorously” for Russia potentially striking Ukraine with a nuclear weapon, in what would have been the first nuclear attack in war since the US dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki nearly eighty years before, two senior administration officials...
“I hear that drone a comin, comin cross the sea, I hear that drone a comin”…
I can’t find the article again, but I read something today about how the Ukrainians might be extending their air defenses by mixing components of various systems such as a Patriot radar and tracking battery with an aging SA-200 missile system. The missile has a ground to air capability and a range of about 160 miles. Coupled with an airburst shrapnel warhead this might be how they have hit such targets as a Russian A-50 well behind the front line
They are incredibly adaptive at mixing and matching available weaponry. Shoot and scoot with Patriots stands out to me. Ukraine is going to continue to outsmart the stodgy orcs, whose only hope is overwhelming numbers. The Czechs are getting ready to deliver a massive trove of 155 shells. This will enable the Yellow and Blue to stabilize the fronts, while the F16s are revving up…
Meanwhile, please continue to build the orc sub fleet.
FWIW And these may be related.
I imagine these are mostly advisory or technical personnel so far.
I imagine these are mostly advisory or technical personnel so far.
"Poland’s Foreign Minister responded on X/Twitter to Pope Francis’ statement that it should have the “courage of the white flag” and negotiate with the Kremlin, remarks that infuriated many Ukrainians, saying perhaps the Pontiff should encourage Putin to have the “courage to withdraw his army from Ukraine.”
Radosław Sikorski, the Polish Foreign Minister responded to the Pope’s words, that some say assume Ukraine is losing, by saying that the onus for ending the Kremlin’s war in Ukraine lies with Putin:
“How about, for balance, encouraging Putin to have the courage to withdraw his army from Ukraine? Peace would immediately ensue without the need for negotiations,” Sikorski wrote in his post."
https://www.kyivpost.com/post/29292
Radosław Sikorski, the Polish Foreign Minister responded to the Pope’s words, that some say assume Ukraine is losing, by saying that the onus for ending the Kremlin’s war in Ukraine lies with Putin:
“How about, for balance, encouraging Putin to have the courage to withdraw his army from Ukraine? Peace would immediately ensue without the need for negotiations,” Sikorski wrote in his post."
https://www.kyivpost.com/post/29292
"Canada approved the transfer of approximately 80,000 decommissioned aviation missiles to the (Ukraine)
Just high flying fighter?
"According to Russian channels, the video allegedly shows a UAV of #Ukraine flying towards St Petersburg in the Leningrad region of Russia. Suspected to be the author of the explosion and fire."
Just high flying fighter?
"According to Russian channels, the video allegedly shows a UAV of #Ukraine flying towards St Petersburg in the Leningrad region of Russia. Suspected to be the author of the explosion and fire."
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Yup
Take out every rail line supplying Russian occupiers AND the Kerch Bridge.
Keep pounding the rail lines, daily. Use any assets available.
For me to think this Pope dealing with Putin would be better than the Pope dealing with Hitler.....shame on me. I'm not even Catholic. Pope should STFU and get back to things he knows about.
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