"My agenda for today: weapons, weapons and… weapons"
This might be a little tougher than Putin thought...
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"My agenda for today: weapons, weapons and… weapons"
Switchblades and the Russian Navy? I am delighted the UK is supplying the anti ship Harpoon to Ukraine.
The mini 300 and 600 series Switchblades are also being supplied by the US, and though most often seen as a land weapon, I was wondering if they had enough power to damage the bridge of a warship and tear away radar and communications antennas. At least the ships may have to return to a base to be repaired. I searched and at about the 5 minute mark of this video they actually hint they could be effective at sea and show animation of a robot submarine launcher. Hope we are supplying this if it is indeed in production.
The mini 300 and 600 series Switchblades are also being supplied by the US, and though most often seen as a land weapon, I was wondering if they had enough power to damage the bridge of a warship and tear away radar and communications antennas. At least the ships may have to return to a base to be repaired. I searched and at about the 5 minute mark of this video they actually hint they could be effective at sea and show animation of a robot submarine launcher. Hope we are supplying this if it is indeed in production.
If the folks he's referring to re-take the House and Senate, you can bank on the U.S. turning our backs on Ukraine and cozying back up to Putin and his oligarch money in short order.
For the musically uninformed, Tchaikovsky was definitely NOT in the house at the time...
Times are tough when Russians can’t even buy pants.Oh the horror! Russian models are suffering!
Russian model Victoria Bonya cuts a Chanel bag.to protest sanctions that halt sales in Russia
Collaborators fleeing us always a good sign.
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I wonder what the next Russian lie will be.
Tulsi or Prosbseic will tell us today and Tucker tonight.
"Attacking cities only allows for one thing, it invites retaliation on your own populace which no sane leader will accept willingly. So, unless a city has a vital political or military target located near it, common sense says they wouldn’t be hit. But there are other reasons of which I will get to in a moment."This was an interesting post about what modern nuclear warfare would likely look like.
What will nuclear war be like?
Christopher Witman's answer: Probably a lot different then what most people would expect. Conventional wisdom conjures up images of two nuclear powers who, after a period of conventional and tactical nuclear warfare, suddenly unleash their strategic arsenals in some firey death spasm at their opp...www.quora.com
Thank god we have the rational bunkered down (likely sick) recluse who has convinced his country their fighting nazis and is allowing his guys to rape and shoot civilians.
Not some crazy guy or something.
Shot in the back after answering the Russians’ questions. Destroyed a whole family.
If the Ukrainians can keep Kharkiv, I don’t know that there’s any way for Putin to sell this as a win.
We have the answer to the radiation level question.
Makes me smile those dumb****s are dying a slow painful death. If they aren’t already dead that is.
I hope this is worth it for Russians, this is probably going to be their reality anytime they want to leave Russia
BAU for Germany....they continue to suck
The guys on Reddit, specifically, r/CombatFootage, are keeping tabs on pretty small scale stuff. Here's a semi-current map of Mariupol from the sources they've seen.
I wonder how the German delegates voted? Probably the same as the Hungarians....
I'm emailing a 50 year old Russian woman (no pics) I know that lives in Siberia. She has 100% drank the Putin propaganda.
She says 80% of the Russian people support Putin.
Here's her translated email madness:
"People in the city of Bucha near Kiev died at the hands of the Ukrainian military - Scott Ritter
American military analyst, former UN weapons inspector in Iraq Scott Ritter, at a webinar on events in Ukraine, expressed his assessment of the actions of the Ukrainian and Russian armies. He noted that Russia, which had controlled Bucha for several weeks, had good relations with the local population.
While the Ukrainian national police officially announced on April 1 that they were heading to Bucha “to purge and eliminate collaborators.” The expert noted that the Russian military is taking all possible measures to avoid civilian casualties in Ukraine - this is different from the approach demonstrated by the Armed Forces of Ukraine."
I responded that thousands of innocent Ukranians being killed, that it's bad for Russia, that Putin is a dictator, etc.
I don't think she believes me. Complete madness.
She says 80% of the Russian people support Putin.
Here's her translated email madness:
"People in the city of Bucha near Kiev died at the hands of the Ukrainian military - Scott Ritter
American military analyst, former UN weapons inspector in Iraq Scott Ritter, at a webinar on events in Ukraine, expressed his assessment of the actions of the Ukrainian and Russian armies. He noted that Russia, which had controlled Bucha for several weeks, had good relations with the local population.
While the Ukrainian national police officially announced on April 1 that they were heading to Bucha “to purge and eliminate collaborators.” The expert noted that the Russian military is taking all possible measures to avoid civilian casualties in Ukraine - this is different from the approach demonstrated by the Armed Forces of Ukraine."
I responded that thousands of innocent Ukranians being killed, that it's bad for Russia, that Putin is a dictator, etc.
I don't think she believes me. Complete madness.
I wonder if this was a set up so Germany wouldn't have to go on the record about the atrocities and anger Russia. Unless they had already commented on it though having to leave such an important meeting would still be absurd considering the circumstances.
"The European Parliament is urging all member states to immediately embargo all Russian energy imports and to more fully apply sanctions. On Thursday, 513 MEPs voted for the resolution measure with 22 voting against and 19 abstaining. The European Parliament does not have the power to force countries to comply, but even countries like Germany and Italy, which are especially dependent on Russian energy, have expressed a willingness to work towards cutting off Russia. The resolution included full bans on the import of Russian oil, coal, nuclear fuel and gas, which are currently flowing freely (and largely sanction-free) into the bloc. The parliament also called on G20 leaders and multinational organizations including UNHRC, Interpol, the World Trade Organization, UNESCO and others to cut Russia from membership, stating that doing so “would be an important sign that the international community will not return to business as usual with the aggressor state.”
Man if this happens I’m afraid of what Putin might do. History doesn’t repeat itself but it often rhymes. I can see him attacking other regions in Eastern Europe due to this
