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Not sure if these airborne troops are Russian or Ukrainian
From the link you provided, it would be resonable to assume that they are a Ukranian:
"...Ukrainian_Ground_Forces_paratroopers_assigned_to_the_95th_Separate_Airborne_ Brigade_move_off_a_drop_zone.... jpg"
Yep, of course.
Not sure if these airborne troops are Russian or Ukrainian
From the link you provided, it would be resonable to assume that they are a Ukranian:
"...Ukrainian_Ground_Forces_paratroopers_assigned_to_the_95th_Separate_Airborne_ Brigade_move_off_a_drop_zone.... jpg"
Not sure if these airborne troops are Russian or Ukrainian
Just remember, she's backed up by the one right behind her.
Russian airborne troops
Don't look airborne to me.
I toured the North and Baltic Sea years ago. Spent a day in St. Petersburg and another in Moscow. We took pictures with the police of several different countries, but the ones in Russia refused. I snuck a picture of the guards at the Kremlin when they weren't looking. Red Square in Moscow was most memorable, as was the Summer Palace in St. Petersburg.
(I didn't take these photos. We had a film camera, not digital.)
(I didn't take these photos. We had a film camera, not digital.)
the white house below is for the president?
or is it some rich dude in russia? just curious.. if its for the president, then wow...
President's residence is now located in the former Kremlin Senate building. It was built in the middle of 1700s and served a purpose of regional legislature office during the imperial period.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kremlin_Senate
P.S. Moscow was just a regular province within the empire, St. Petersburg was the capital until bolsheviks came to power. Some people here still thinking that capital should be moved back to St. Petersburg.
Russian airborne troops
Been checking out the local Russian ladies and I must say there are some hotties and some notties. 
I toured the North and Baltic Sea years ago. Spent a day in St. Petersburg and another in Moscow. We took pictures with the police of several different countries, but the ones in Russia refused. I snuck a picture of the guards at the Kremlin when they weren't looking. Red Square in Moscow was most memorable, as was the Summer Palace in St. Petersburg.
(I didn't take these photos. We had a film camera, not digital.)
(I didn't take these photos. We had a film camera, not digital.)
the white house below is for the president?
or is it some rich dude in russia? just curious.. if its for the president, then wow...
U.S. WW2 propaganda poster.
thanks for the shares, cool to see how things are elsewhere.
I toured the North and Baltic Sea years ago. Spent a day in St. Petersburg and another in Moscow. We took pictures with the police of several different countries, but the ones in Russia refused. I snuck a picture of the guards at the Kremlin when they weren't looking. Red Square in Moscow was most memorable, as was the Summer Palace in St. Petersburg.
(I didn't take these photos. We had a film camera, not digital.)
(I didn't take these photos. We had a film camera, not digital.)
what does it say on the car? just wondering..
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