This might be a little tougher than Putin thought...
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I would be ok if NATO gave Hungary the double bird and kicked them out.
Yep, Putie has problems on all fronts now, which problem can he he fix fast.
He remains a master strategist. Reading the news in Syria how they could not negotiate to stay and are leaving, the loss of those two bases are massive. By far greater than any other two anywhere else not in Russia.
Their presence there and the lock down of Syria was economically and militarily far far far more important than adding Ukraine including Crimea (which he already had).
Due to his incredible miscalculation in Ukraine they lost it all. Let’s keep the recently quiet and subdued natty light in our prayers.
Respect. She has worked hard at her craft, yet is willing to be DQd while taking a stand.
Now would be a good time for a couple long range inside Russia while they are distracted with other problems, make it hurt.
Wood max out on her. Probably a deadlift situation for her.
LOL
"Everyone stop, Kadyrov caught him training this morning, he couldn't get himself to pull the trigger to shoot down those drones... it is said that he even cried from the anger he got... he is a Tik Tok action boy..."
"Everyone stop, Kadyrov caught him training this morning, he couldn't get himself to pull the trigger to shoot down those drones... it is said that he even cried from the anger he got... he is a Tik Tok action boy..."
Crazy exposed walk to certain “welcome” from defensive positions. Suicide.
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One can assume the NK troops sent to Ukraine are not elite?
Taking turns at Kobani base in Syria.
"Northern Syria — Russian troops have taken command of a U.S. airbase in northern Syria — and without firing a shot. Russian state media showed commandos staging what looked like a military invasion.
Choppers descending onto the dusty runway, troops taking up combat positions. The Russians are playing up the takeover of the Kobani airfield as a victory.
The former U.S. airbase that served as the main logistical hub for America's fight against ISIS, now with the Russian flag flying above it."
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/russia...-us-airbase-kobani-northern-syria-2019-11-17/
"Northern Syria — Russian troops have taken command of a U.S. airbase in northern Syria — and without firing a shot. Russian state media showed commandos staging what looked like a military invasion.
Choppers descending onto the dusty runway, troops taking up combat positions. The Russians are playing up the takeover of the Kobani airfield as a victory.
The former U.S. airbase that served as the main logistical hub for America's fight against ISIS, now with the Russian flag flying above it."
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/russia...-us-airbase-kobani-northern-syria-2019-11-17/
Looking like the Russian strategy is to use up Ukrainian ammo killing North Koreans!
The GPS comment makes me wonder if Ukraine could have steered them over onto the shoals. I would like to think so
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"#Ukraine has already produced nearly one hundred "Peklo" missiles of domestic manufacture, reports Ekonomichna Pravda.This quantity was produced over the past three months, and the manufacturer is continuing to ramp up production capacity, according to journalists.The developer reported the missile is composed of 70% #Ukrainian-made components, produced by both state-owned and private companies.Earlier, the Interfax-Ukraine agency reported that the "Peklo" missile had already been used in combat five times, with some successful missions. The missile can reach speeds of up to 700 km/h and has a range of 700 km."
"Norway announced Monday $242 million in new military aid for Ukraine, including help securing access to the country’s vital Black Sea ports.
“It is essential to protect the Ukrainian population and Ukrainian infrastructure from attacks by Russia’s Black Sea Fleet,” Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre said in a statement. “It is also important to protect exports by sea of grain and other products, which generate crucial revenues for Ukraine.”
The aid includes funding for training Ukrainian soldiers as well as mine clearance operations.
Norway’s Defense Minister Bjørn Arild Gram said mines are a “significant threat” in the Black Sea and that the aid will help Ukrainian forces detect and defuse mines near the coast."
https://www.voanews.com/a/norway-announces-242-million-in-ukraine-aid/7902613.html
"A group of vehicles transferred by Poland KTO Rosomak of the 44th Mechanized Brigade on the move in the area of operations."
And what will we do about it?
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