This might be a little tougher than Putin thought...
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So Ukraine has saboteurs loose in Russia. And apparently very good ones.
I wonder if there was anything of tactical significance impacted by the flooding.
They're making their way over to the Crimea bridge
Oh I definitely think that bridge is going to be attacked shortly now that they have missiles that can reach it.
I don’t much care for Russia. I would like to go out on a limb and say they are fuc&ed. It was a bad idea to mess with Ukraine. That’s it. That’s all I got. This is me talking, not the vodka I’m drinking which bye the way was not made in Russia. Glory to Ukraine. May strength and old fashioned good luck be blessed to the nation of Ukraine. And thanks to HORT for all the updates.
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Russia confirmed that the ship sank but said only that it had been damaged by “heavy storms” and a fire that caused ammunition on board to detonate. On April 14, the Russian Defense Ministry said all crew members were evacuated. The authorities have not confirmed any dead or wounded.
But several families are now contradicting this claim in Russian media reports and on social media. Social media groups uniting mothers of Russian soldiers deployed in Ukraine are filling up with photos and pleas from parents looking for their missing sons.
But several families are now contradicting this claim in Russian media reports and on social media. Social media groups uniting mothers of Russian soldiers deployed in Ukraine are filling up with photos and pleas from parents looking for their missing sons.
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This is where the turning point in Russia has to come from. Russian Mothers demanding to know where their kids are. Ukraine needs to keep killing them and keep broadcasting details about them.
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Russian General Lets Slip Secret Plan to Invade New Country
The Russian military now says the official plan is to create a land corridor all the way along Ukraine’s coast to Moldova, where another border is under threat.
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Could be a legitimate grievance.
Just want to add that awhile ago, the Russians were claiming to have shot down helicopters leaving the area, some carrying wounded. That make sense-bring in provisions and ammo then carry out the wounded when you can.
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Russian General Lets Slip Secret Plan to Invade New Country
The Russian military now says the official plan is to create a land corridor all the way along Ukraine’s coast to Moldova, where another border is under threat.www.thedailybeast.com
Not really news. Cutting off Ukraine's access to the Black Sea makes them a de facto satellite state. Putin's Wet Dream.
Yeah but it goes against the "denazification" justification used for the special operation.
I pray that the West will not allow Ukraine to lose all access to the sea. It should definitely be made clear to Russia that the expansion that the Russian general recently spoke of is not acceptable.
If you hit military and infrastructure targets, it’ll require tens of thousands if not hundreds of thousands of troops to guard things going forward.
A German Chancellor being afraid or ultra-reluctant to do anything that could possibly lead to a world war.
Weird.
Speaking to reporters in New Delhi, Johnson said Russian President Vladimir Putin has a “huge army,” but added:
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A country that was decimated by the last world war and ultra-reluctant to do anything that might provoke another one…The Chamberlain position.
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Canada has sent a number of M777 howitzers and ammunition from the Canadian Armed Forces to the Security Forces of Ukraine, fulfilling the prime minister's promise to send heavy artillery to the embattled country.
In a news release Friday, the federal government said it's also provided a “significant number” of Carl Gustaf anti-armour ammunition.
The M777 towed howitzer is capable of hitting targets at a range of up to 30 kilometres, the Department of National Defence said.
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Canada has sent a number of M777 howitzers and ammunition from the Canadian Armed Forces to the Security Forces of Ukraine, fulfilling the prime minister's promise to send heavy artillery to the embattled country.
In a news release Friday, the federal government said it's also provided a “significant number” of Carl Gustaf anti-armour ammunition.
The M777 towed howitzer is capable of hitting targets at a range of up to 30 kilometres, the Department of National Defence said.
Canada has sent heavy artillery and ammunition to Ukraine
Canada has sent a number of M777 howitzers and ammunition from the Canadian Armed Forces to the Security Forces of Ukraine, fulfilling the prime minister's promise to send heavy artillery to the embattled country.
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