The War in the Ukraine

Who Will Win

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Is this like the last announcement where they said we're focusing on securing the east and then a bunch of missiles hit Lviv?
 

How are the bio labs a conspiracy theory when Nunland explicityly told the senate that they existed?

 
Russia's military losses in Ukraine continue to mount. Here's a look at why the death toll is so high

"Why has a single month of war in Ukraine killed almost as many Russian soldiers as did the Soviet Union's decade-long war in Afghanistan?"

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"The mother of Russian Army soldier Rustam Zarifulin, who was killed fighting in Ukraine, cries surrounded by relatives during a farewell ceremony in his homeland in Kara-Balta, 60 km west of Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan on March 27."
 


7K for front line per month. 3.5K for rear guard per month.
 

"The company also confirmed reports that Russian troops had dug trenches in the most contaminated part of the Chernobyl exclusion zone, receiving 'significant doses' of radiation. There are unconfirmed reports that some are being treated in Belarus."

Not the brightest lot...
 
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but I can get to the image folder that way so yes now I have it!

e. sounds reasonable, doesn't it? Most likely will work out this way, more or less
 
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For sure he wants to make what's left of Ukraine landlocked.

I would say the partition is ambitious. They'll have a hard time with Kharkov which they thought would welcome them with open arms with so many Russian speakers there. From Kharkov down to Dnipro and then Donbas and South...after that it would be wise to push back and call it a day. Zelensky will never agree to a situation where Russian control is at his doorstep almost like east/west Berlin.
 
For sure he wants to make what's left of Ukraine landlocked.

I would say the partition is ambitious. They'll have a hard time with Kharkov which they thought would welcome them with open arms with so many Russian speakers there. From Kharkov down to Dnipro and then Donbas and South...after that it would be wise to push back and call it a day. Zelensky will never agree to a situation where Russian control is at his doorstep almost like east/west Berlin.
I think the nato border sounds pretty logical at this point as I can’t see any other point for the current activities.
 
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He won't get that. And the demilitarized zone would be in the jaws of the crocodile. Any appeasement now is a repeat of pre-WWII with Hitler.

NovoRussiya = North Korean type shit hole and deliberately so. To create further menace on our borders.

In Russia now, the security and secret service state are rapidly returning to the Soviet model. Many youngsters who can afford to leave are doing so, before they're locked-in as they use to be.

The Ukrainians have blown some key bridges into Transnistria which does have Russian troops stationed in as normal.
 
The Russian state television channels are only showing news, political propaganda and a couple of health programs. All the entertaining stuff is removed.
 
The Russian state television channels are only showing news, political propaganda and a couple of health programs. All the entertaining stuff is removed.

Does the state sponsored rally at the stadium with Vladimir Putin dropping by to quote the Bible count as entertainment?
 
Does the state sponsored rally at the stadium with Vladimir Putin dropping by to quote the Bible count as entertainment?
Quite obviously not.

Somewhat flat, not a great photo for me, I get the dog interest. We really need the old style, 35mm B&W and colour slide with various prime lenses, especially wide angle and Sunday Times type war photo-journalism of the likes of Don McCullin.
 
The mass graves are now being found as the Russians fall into retreat, the missile attacks on Odessa has begun.

Over the border in Moldovia the public transport system appears to be grinding to a halt. Might have to consider getting the mother-in-law away from there if it deteriorates.
 
The mass graves are now being found as the Russians fall into retreat, the missile attacks on Odessa has begun.

Over the border in Moldovia the public transport system appears to be grinding to a halt. Might have to consider getting the mother-in-law away from there if it deteriorates.


From the sea or from Trans Dniester…
 

From the sea or from Trans Dniester…
My mother-in-law was kicked out of a car a couple of days ago from family in the disputed zone for stating that it was obvious why the Ukrainians had blown up the bidges. They'd been thoroughly brain washed.
 

We should be happy then that the third largest army in the world struggles to project power. That bodes well when conflict draws in the second largest army in the world.

Only the US can project military power simultaneously in two different places on the planet. But they have chosen not to be in this fight probably because it was a massive drain on resources in the 2000s and 2010s.
 

"India's condemnation at the UN meeting is the strongest statement it has made since Russia invaded Ukraine.

Delhi has so far abstained from UN votes condemning Russia's actions."

The world's largest democracy grows a conscience and sides with the west.

"Last week, Delhi was criticised by the US and Australia for considering a Russian offer that was seen as circumventing the sanctions."

Okay, maybe not.
 

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