This might be a little tougher than Putin thought...
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It’s a completely ****ed up Country. Just horrible. They really should just break into 30 countries
Lindsay Graham left his cotillion to give his support for Ukraine !! Charge said the Colonel !!!
https://www.reuters.com/world/us-se...ursion-into-russia-bold-beautiful-2024-08-12/
https://www.reuters.com/world/us-se...ursion-into-russia-bold-beautiful-2024-08-12/
Vladimir Kara Murza is on CNN tonight on Anna Burnett. Incredible story of his release from a Siberian prison as part of the big trade. This guy needs to lay in wait, in case an opportunity arises for a new Russian leader.
"What is there to even talk about with those who attack civilians and nuclear facilities?"
Zero self-awareness for either Putin or this POS poster...
I have a lot of admiration for him. Foolhardy to return to Russia, or brave and patriotic. Maybe both, but he is so eloquent and he was willing to make a great sacrifice in order to create change in his country.
Considering a lot of the videos we have seen from Russia since they invaded Ukraine I am surprised that tank didn't roll over onto 2-3 soldiers.
Putin and Trump having a few bad weeks at the exact same time is kinda cool.
Plant the flag. Eff the orcs.
Worth noting the dude is 59 years old.
Graphic-Russians picked off by drones one by one.
Hopefully the Belarussian equipment is shipped single file for easier destruction from above.
"Lithuania has unveiled plans to deliver a new military aid package to Ukraine in August 2024, further supporting Ukraine's defense capabilities during an ongoing conflict. This package, which includes a range of essential military equipment, reflects Lithuania's commitment to strengthening Ukraine's ability to protect its sovereignty and maintain stability in the region.
The Lithuanian Ministry of Defense announced that this upcoming aid will include short-range air defense systems, armored vehicles, and anti-drone weapons, which Ukraine urgently needs. According to Lithuanian Defense Minister Laurinas Kasčiūnas, this aid is not only a demonstration of solidarity with Ukraine but also an investment in Lithuania's own security. He emphasized the importance of contributing to the "air defense coalition" led by Germany, the United States, and France, which has played a crucial role in supporting Ukraine's air defense efforts.
The aid package will include 14 M113 armored personnel carriers, short-range air defense systems with corresponding missiles, electronic warfare equipment, off-road vehicles with spare parts, tractor trucks, forklift systems, small arms, ammunition, and various spare parts. These resources are intended to meet the daily operational needs of Ukrainian forces on the battlefield.
This latest package follows Lithuania's ongoing support for Ukraine throughout 2024. Earlier this year, Lithuania delivered artillery ammunition, additional armored vehicles, anti-drone systems, Swedish Carl Gustaf anti-tank grenade launchers, RISE-1 remote detonation systems, components for L-39ZA Albatros training and combat aircraft, as well as generators. Since the start of the full-scale war, Lithuania has provided Ukraine with military aid valued at $641 million.
In addition to military aid, Lithuania has also participated in testing drones from five Lithuanian manufacturers in Ukraine, with potential contracts to follow. The Lithuanian government has also taken steps to establish permanent fortifications at two locations near its border with Russia’s Kaliningrad region, thus strengthening its own national defense in response to regional tensions."
Lithuania Announces New Military Aid Package for Ukraine Including Armored Vehicles and Air Defense Systems
Lithuania Announces New Military Aid Package for Ukraine Including Armored Vehicles and Air Defense Systems
armyrecognition.com
Hope this is pissing off some of their military-being subservient to Russia. And Russians are "Indian Givers".
