This might be a little tougher than Putin thought...
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did he allow them to retreat or did they just do it and he is making up a story after the fact to make him look like he has not lost control
I had mentioned ages ago she was a nutcase and a Russian stooge. I got lots of heat for it. Quit being a fake Hindu and emigrate to Russia, you c t.
Oh I was right there with ya as was the email lady
Not for the faint of heart. Hope the West lets Putin know they are preparing in case he is crazy.
Unfortunately, it's got to be a logistical nightmare tying up manpower, facilities, food and drink, and transportation handling POWs.
Might even be a Russian tactic to have these mass surrenders just for the reasons I mentioned?
I'm sorry...war is hell. Shoot em.
Hopefully starting with Russia's ballistic missile subs.
I'm thinking he authorized the retreats or someone making decisions under him authorized them. Because it's a little too early I think for the military to ignore their leader's orders.
At first the Nazi troops followed orders and held their ground. It was only later that they retreated despite orders.
I doubt that it's a Russian tactic.
Thing is that the Ukrainians have a lot of outside help and if they where having trouble keeping the POW's other countries would step in to help them with that. Especially when it came to the facilities, food and water aspect.
Plus having his troops captured like that hurt's Putin's standing.
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LOL:
Muzyka also posited that the movement of such hardware could signify preparations for Russia's infamous 'Grom' (Thunder) nuclear deterrence exercise.
"Last conducted in October 2019, the Grom military drills see divisions from the trifecta of Russia's land, air and sea-based nuclear arsenals come together to test their operational response in the event of a nuclear conflict.
The drills saw tens of thousands of troops take part in nuclear readiness tests alongside more than 200 ICBM launch stations, hundreds of military aircraft, and several nuclear warships and submarines, according to The Diplomat." Yeah these numpties can't even organize a two car funeral in Ukraine, so calling BS on that
Oh no, not the military train!!!
This is the Russian bluster playbook from the 1950's to present.
Honestly they are basically like North Korea at this point.
RIP Nat Algren
Occupiers who survived Lyman flee to Shchastia
OLENA ROSHCHINA - MONDAY, 3 OCTOBER 2022, 09:53 Serhii Haidai, Head of the Luhansk Oblast Military Administration, has said that during the liberation, Russian occupiers fled from Lyman in Donetsk Oblast to the city of Shchastia in Luhansk Oblast.
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I am very much looking forward, in 10-15 years, to reading about all the American politicians who were on the Russian propaganda payroll, how they were recruited and how they were managed. Hopefully, a few of them will be hanged for treason but barring that, at least imprisoned. Tulsi will be one of the first and most egregious cases.
I'll give him a break because he donated the Starlink system to Ukraine but he is wrong.
Dude is a pud.
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1783 lol. That's like giving the US back to England. I'm all for giving Putin a Golden Bridge to retreat with (The Art of War), but this is obviously too much. Gonna be a lot more invasions in the future if we just concede everything to the invader.
That's when Russia conquered Crimea, not when they lost it.
For ~125 years Crimea has had no less than 2-3x the population that identified as Russian vs. Ukrainian.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographics_of_Crimea
Wonder if the Russian military will shut her up and do everyone a favor
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Someone needs to hand that bitch a rifle, a uniform and ship her ass to Kherson. See how tough she is then.
