This might be a little tougher than Putin thought...
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"Latest message #Ukraine : Detonations in the vicinity of the eastern bridge connection #Krim -- > #Kherson at #Chongar . Details not yet known. The Russian Army's supply routes are under severe pressure."
Today Ukrainian Forces hit near the settlement of Chongar in Kherson that borders CrimeaA possible target was the bridge that is one of two crossings connecting Crimea to the rest of Ukraine The launch occurred at least 160km from the frontline
Ah, this is another one the Russians also sent up.
"Russia just launched a mysterious satellite that could be spying on an even more mysterious U.S. military satellite, with the Russian spacecraft predicted to make a close approach to its presumed target this coming Thursday.
Before it launched on Monday, speculation already existed that the Russian satellite would be considered a so-called “inspector” satellite—one that stalks other satellites to sneak a closer look. The spy satellite, poised to receive the designation Kosmos 2558, launched into the same orbital plane as a U.S. military satellite, dubbed USA 326, that flew to space in February. Marco Langbroek, an astrodynamics lecturer at Delft Technical University in the Netherlands, tracked the orbital plane of the two satellites and found that the Russian satellite was launched at a time that coincided with the U.S. satellite passing over the Russian spaceport Plesetsk."
https://gizmodo.com/newly-launched-russian-spy-satellite-might-be-stalking-1849366620
Why did Space Force allow this to happen?
Get the SF Commandos up there to take care of it...STAT!!!!
Huh....looks like cancelling all the Russian national's visas actually IS the right thing to generate action within the country.
Russians sound an AWFUL LOT like Republicans when it comes to the whole "human rights" thing vs "My Own Personal Comfort"...
Russians sound an AWFUL LOT like Republicans when it comes to the whole "human rights" thing vs "My Own Personal Comfort"...
As discussed before I wish there was a way for the West to make this stop.
"The war in the #Ukraine has shaken peace in Europe - an operational #Bundeswehr is more necessary than ever. She defends our democracy and our values. Our soldiers stand up for this and protect what is important to all of us. #WirSchützenDeutschland"
Putin watching this:
He'll never find out about it. Just keep declaring victory.
BE TRUE! This will get those who don't give a crap in Russia to care.
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Found it - it had to do with finances.
"Investigators for the Manhattan district attorney raided Newsweek's offices on Thursday, removing 18 computer servers as part of a long-running probe into the company's finances, according to witnesses.
The investigators, armed with a search warrant, took photographs and gathered information about the servers and their capacity, according to sources close to the matter. Throughout the day, investigators were seen closely examining the equipment inside the server room."
In a statement Thursday evening, Newsweek Media Group, the publication's parent company, said: "No information regarding the company's content, stories, personnel, or sources was given and Newsweek Media Group has been assured by the DA's office that the investigation is not about any content-related issues."
Newsweek Office Raided in Long-Running Probe
Sources close to the matter said a grand jury investigation has been ongoing for at least 17 months.
www.newsweek.com
Maybe we do have some jason Bourne shit going on with the satellites as to the level of detail you can see from orbit…
Where does abortion fall on your Republican spectrum - "human right" of an unborn thing vs "my own personal comfort"? Way to hijack a thread Joe
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That’s a shame.
Does this remind anyone of an ever growing chunk of our population? :
"Russia is extremely pragmatic and individualistic culture. Extremely. Considerations of abstract morals or humanism have *negative* value here, they're nearly universally mocked. Considerations of personal comfort and pleasure have enormous value, far more than in the West"
While I love me this kind of thing, seems kind of fake.
We’re staying at a resort that draws lots of Europeans. We met a Moldovan couple and the very first words out of their mouths were they weren’t Russian.
Worldwide sentiment is like the Iraq War x100.
Worldwide sentiment is like the Iraq War x100.
Some old photos of the airbase in Belarus back when the Russians were preparing for the invasion.
Especially for a modern war.
The Kremlin has a rat problem, too. Spread some of that junk around there.
Nice. At the end you can see at least one of Putin’s heroes bailing out.
If some of the following posts are true, Ukraine is putting a stop to it. Good for them.
A U.S.-Russia conflict was always going to be a war of quality vs quantity.
Ukraine presents a good opportunity to use up our ATCMs inventory, which we are replacing with PrSM.
58,200 Americans died during the 10-year Vietnam war. That comes to almost 16 U.S. U.S. soldiers a day that gave their lives. Sounds unbelievable now.
7,058 U.S. Service Members died post 9/11 during our 20 years in Iraq and Afghanistan. We tragically lost an average of one soldier a day.
Russia has lost an estimated 30,000-40,000 soldiers since February 24th. (166 days). That comes to an average of 181 to 244 Russian soldiers killed per day since the start of the war. But the people of Russia don’t seem to give a sh*t….Unbelievable!!
