"Once upon a time there were Russians who nested on a terry cloth. But they are not birds, but dirty bastards, so Signum fighters knocked on this nest with drone"
This might be a little tougher than Putin thought...
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"Once upon a time there were Russians who nested on a terry cloth. But they are not birds, but dirty bastards, so Signum fighters knocked on this nest with drone"
Appears most of the "gunfire" is something in the car vibrating.
Some propaganda has been trying to make it look like the US may be upset with this operation but yesterday the State Dept came down firmly on the side of Ukraine.
"Ukraine makes its own decisions regarding military operations, State Department Spokesperson Matthew Miller has said, commenting on events in Russia's Kursk region.
He said this at a briefing on Wednesday, Ukrinform reports.
Ukraine's actions in the Kursk region do not violate U.S. restrictions on the use of American weapons supplied to Kyiv, Miller said.
According to him, the Ukrainians did not inform the U.S. about their tactics, "but it's not unusual for the Ukrainians not to notify us of their exact tactics before they execute them."
"This is a war that they are conducting," he said, adding that the United States provides Ukraine with the necessary equipment and advice.
"When it comes to the kind of day-by-day tactics that they carry out, the day-by-day strikes that they take, sometimes we're in communication about them; sometimes we're not," Miller said, noting that it is appropriate for Ukraine to make its own decisions.
Commenting on statements from the Russian leadership, he said: "I have seen the statements from the Russian Government. It's a little bit rich, them calling it a provocation, given Russia violated Ukraine's territorial integrity and sovereignty."
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Some propaganda has been trying to make it look like the US may be upset with this operation but yesterday the State Dept came down firmly on the side of Ukraine.
"Ukraine makes its own decisions regarding military operations, State Department Spokesperson Matthew Miller has said, commenting on events in Russia's Kursk region.
He said this at a briefing on Wednesday, Ukrinform reports.
Ukraine's actions in the Kursk region do not violate U.S. restrictions on the use of American weapons supplied to Kyiv, Miller said.
According to him, the Ukrainians did not inform the U.S. about their tactics, "but it's not unusual for the Ukrainians not to notify us of their exact tactics before they execute them."
"This is a war that they are conducting," he said, adding that the United States provides Ukraine with the necessary equipment and advice.
"When it comes to the kind of day-by-day tactics that they carry out, the day-by-day strikes that they take, sometimes we're in communication about them; sometimes we're not," Miller said, noting that it is appropriate for Ukraine to make its own decisions.
Commenting on statements from the Russian leadership, he said: "I have seen the statements from the Russian Government. It's a little bit rich, them calling it a provocation, given Russia violated Ukraine's territorial integrity and sovereignty."
State Department comments on Ukraine's actions in Kursk region
Ukraine makes its own decisions regarding military operations, State Department Spokesperson Matthew Miller has said, commenting on events in Russia's Kursk region. â Ukrinform.
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On the Russian losses tally, great to see a plane AND a copter counted!
FWIW
"Ukrainian spearheads were seen about 30 km north of Sudzha and about 27 km north-east of the Russian-Ukrainian border. They reached the villages of Ivnytsia and Anastasevka. The railway line was cut on a wide section. The target of the Ukrainian actions is unknown, further north is the city of Lgov (+25 km)"
"Ukrainian spearheads were seen about 30 km north of Sudzha and about 27 km north-east of the Russian-Ukrainian border. They reached the villages of Ivnytsia and Anastasevka. The railway line was cut on a wide section. The target of the Ukrainian actions is unknown, further north is the city of Lgov (+25 km)"
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That’s is nice, now, release all restrictions on usage of American supplied weaponry.Appears most of the "gunfire" is something in the car vibrating.
Some propaganda has been trying to make it look like the US may be upset with this operation but yesterday the State Dept came down firmly on the side of Ukraine.
"Ukraine makes its own decisions regarding military operations, State Department Spokesperson Matthew Miller has said, commenting on events in Russia's Kursk region.
He said this at a briefing on Wednesday, Ukrinform reports.
Ukraine's actions in the Kursk region do not violate U.S. restrictions on the use of American weapons supplied to Kyiv, Miller said.
According to him, the Ukrainians did not inform the U.S. about their tactics, "but it's not unusual for the Ukrainians not to notify us of their exact tactics before they execute them."
"This is a war that they are conducting," he said, adding that the United States provides Ukraine with the necessary equipment and advice.
"When it comes to the kind of day-by-day tactics that they carry out, the day-by-day strikes that they take, sometimes we're in communication about them; sometimes we're not," Miller said, noting that it is appropriate for Ukraine to make its own decisions.
Commenting on statements from the Russian leadership, he said: "I have seen the statements from the Russian Government. It's a little bit rich, them calling it a provocation, given Russia violated Ukraine's territorial integrity and sovereignty."
State Department comments on Ukraine's actions in Kursk region
Ukraine makes its own decisions regarding military operations, State Department Spokesperson Matthew Miller has said, commenting on events in Russia's Kursk region. â Ukrinform.
I think there's renewed optimism within Ukranian leadership with the recent reversal of political momentum in the US.
Combined with NATO, things certainly seem positive.
Combined with NATO, things certainly seem positive.
