This might be a little tougher than Putin thought...
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Russian State Firm Hoists Soviet Flag Over NATO Territory In Norway's Svalbard; Repaints Slogan ‘Peace To The World’
In a provocative move, the Russian state-owned mining company Trust Arktikugol recently hoisted the Soviet flag in Svalbard, a Norwegian archipelago in the Arctic Ocean. Despite being part of Norway’s sovereign territory under international law, Svalbard—the Top of Norwegian Mountain—is...
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On Norwegian land? Stupid.
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Russian State Firm Hoists Soviet Flag Over NATO Territory In Norway's Svalbard; Repaints Slogan ‘Peace To The World’
In a provocative move, the Russian state-owned mining company Trust Arktikugol recently hoisted the Soviet flag in Svalbard, a Norwegian archipelago in the Arctic Ocean. Despite being part of Norway’s sovereign territory under international law, Svalbard—the Top of Norwegian Mountain—is...
On Norwegian land? Stupid.
Burn it. Blow it all up. Nordskis unite!
Project2025 would pretty much guarantee this same level of corruption across the bulk of the US government.
Amazing how "conservatives" are blind to that risk...
Well look at that. Andriy Derkach, the Ukrainian ex-MP who helped Trump and Giuliani pressure Ukraine to smear Biden, and was sanctioned by the US for being “an active Russian agent” working to interfere with the 2020 election — all of which which he denied being/doing — has surfaced in Russia with Russian citizenship and is now seeking political office.
It kind of destroys the integrity of the Schengen Area. Boot them!
Huge news if true. They were flying above the skies of Ukraine cities yesterday. Russia is not going to want to lose bombers and more than naval ships.
"Earlier models of the missile have a range of over 20 miles, while the newest one — the AIM-120D — is said to reach beyond 100 miles.1 day ago"
With so many officers maybe they were trying to surrender 
Are any US elite groups made up of only officers?
Are any US elite groups made up of only officers?
Hope he was an officer.
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Say it ain't so Oreo cookies!
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Japan is going to send them to the US so we can send ours to Ukraine.
“By providing Japanese-made PAC-3 missiles to the United States, Japan can indirectly assist Ukraine with much-needed air-defense systems, but without provoking a public backlash,” Brown told Stars and Stripes by email Wednesday.The deal marks the first time a Japanese-manufactured weapon will be transferred back to the licensee since Tokyo revised its guidelines on weapons transfers to other countries, an agency official said by phone Tuesday.
Read more at: https://www.stripes.com/theaters/as.../japan-patriot-missiles-ukraine-14688361.html
Source - Stars and Stripes
“By providing Japanese-made PAC-3 missiles to the United States, Japan can indirectly assist Ukraine with much-needed air-defense systems, but without provoking a public backlash,” Brown told Stars and Stripes by email Wednesday.The deal marks the first time a Japanese-manufactured weapon will be transferred back to the licensee since Tokyo revised its guidelines on weapons transfers to other countries, an agency official said by phone Tuesday.
Read more at: https://www.stripes.com/theaters/as.../japan-patriot-missiles-ukraine-14688361.html
Source - Stars and Stripes
It’s good to have friends and allies.
I can’t link it, but I read a great article the other day about Ukraine hunting Russians down to the single soldier, 2-3 cluster, and squad level by cell traffic. It makes some of the videos of a drone hitting a single soldier understandable. The bulk of the article was about how degraded Russian comms are, how poor the command and control is, and how Russian soldiers are filling the gaps with cell phones to get supplies and orders, but also practicing poor security.
Sadly the article ended with a US officer speaking on condition of anonymity saying we’d lose a lot of soldiers in a big war against a capable enemy due to poor cell phone security.
Sadly the article ended with a US officer speaking on condition of anonymity saying we’d lose a lot of soldiers in a big war against a capable enemy due to poor cell phone security.
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I'd take death to kill Putin. After watching another Turning Point last night, it got me angry.
If I lived in the 40's I would have done it for Hitler. Putin is just as evil.
If I lived in the 40's I would have done it for Hitler. Putin is just as evil.
"Lada can’t keep up with demand for the widowed vatnik wives compensation"
They are burning through their cash reserves. The Master of Coin will be the next one to stumble and fall out of a window. I suspect Putin will start to seize oligarch assets.
The third and last one pretty much collapses the site.
I wonder if he started that earlier when the Oligarchs started falling out of windows.
I don't understand why they would do this unless it is some sort of protest or wanting people back home to know what is really going on.
"A Russian military man shows his destroyed equipment in the north of the Kharkov region"
"A Russian military man shows his destroyed equipment in the north of the Kharkov region"
Some nasty wounded Russians at the end.
"79th Air Assault Brigade.The occupiers deployed 10 tanks, 47 armored fighting vehicles with infantry, 10 motorcycles and 1 buggy within one day"
"79th Air Assault Brigade.The occupiers deployed 10 tanks, 47 armored fighting vehicles with infantry, 10 motorcycles and 1 buggy within one day"
I really do have empathy for the Russian conscripts. They are all being sent to their deaths with no training, no proper equipment, no intelligence, terrible officers, and shortages of supplies. I do.
That being said, f*ck Russia
That being said, f*ck Russia
