This might be a little tougher than Putin thought...
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This thread continues to be epic. From beginning with ha ha russia had an invading airplane of commandos blown out of the sky to wow Ukraine is putting up a fight, to war crimes in Bucha, to the resistance and eventual destruction of Mariupol, to Ukraine making headway, to Russia’s artillery grinding down cities and defenses, to the introduction of HIMARS, to the counterattacks we are seeing now. Just wow.
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In one of the Twitter threads there was a reference to how quickly the collapse in both 1917 (?) and 1991 ocurred.
Built on shaky foundations, the structure eroded enough to finally, suddenly, uncontrollably collapse in a heap.
The days are few for pootin.
Built on shaky foundations, the structure eroded enough to finally, suddenly, uncontrollably collapse in a heap.
The days are few for pootin.
The Russian equipment losses are staggering. They just left everything.
My gosh, can you imagine what a squadron of Warthogs would be inflicting on the orcs?
Better to limit the destruction and pollution, I would say.
Let the clowns run away.
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''Вы проиграли'': путину на совещании генерал прямо сказал о провале в Украине, вопросы попытались ''замять''
Один из генералов генерального штаба страны-агрессора заявил путину, что он проиграл войну против Украины
Well their equipment was very highly likely never maintained correctly before or during the war. Their vehicles/tanks probably do not operate correctly, they knew it, and the generals probably sold off their fuel for vodka or foreign currency.
What would you do?
@SSG T what’s your take?
And that was the moment they realized, way too late, they were Ukrainian. It will be interesting to see how Ukraine handles the folks in East Ukraine if Russia won’t take them. Because I would not want them. I would want to strip them if citizenship and make them find a new country. But that is not a realistic solution.
It seems crazy they would just leave their equipment. And then I remember few posts earlier of the tank commander landing on the roof. Then it makes sense.
That’s the risk of being a dictator. Any capable person is a threat, and he eliminates threats.
The best thing to do for the Russian people and those in closest proximity to power is to arrest, show trial, and then publicly hang Vladimir Putin in Red Square. Either that or turn him over to the Hague as a war criminal.
Put them on trial for treason. If found guilty their sentence is to help rebuild Ukraine.
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Ukrainians in Kherson Resist Russian Occupiers and Hope for Their Army’s Arrival — The Wall Street Journal
After six months under occupation in the southern city, Ukrainians are trying to thwart Russification. “Dangerous times are coming.”
Oh, but if only the Ukrainians had a couple of A-10s to lay waste to that column.
Boy, that's big. When Putin loses Tucker Carlson we will know that the end is near for Russian forces in Ukraine.
How do I buy this guy a beer? Maybe invite him over to the US for a tailgate next year if things keep going well for Ukraine?
