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October 13, 2024, 05:50:15 PM
How easily western media changes its narrative:

https://www.newsweek.com/evidence-war-crimes-committed-ukrainian-nationalist-volunteers-grows-269604

Even Ukrainian hardliners now see the truth:

https://t.me/vicktop55/27222
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October 13, 2024, 04:54:31 PM
Don't believe me, read what member of Ukrainian parliament says:

https://web.facebook.com/share/p/r8rzbsqoyXR3vE3C/

"Another damaged "Patriot", and it's not the first one."
Well, she said not much different thing that I posted - damaged Patriot. There is no talk about critical damaged. But in general, I wouldn't call Bezuhla as reliable source - she is spreading so much bullshit that sometimes looks that she works in favour of Russia.
I think the tone of her statement doesn't seem like that of someone who may be on the side of the opposite but that of someone who's tired of  having a military general whose military tactics and prowess are not yielding the expected results. Probably because the enemy side must have studied and understood him easily predicting his next line of action before he even strikes. Perhaps a change as she is calling for could make some significant positive effects, except that the president in his own wisdom doesn't seem it that way.
legendary
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October 13, 2024, 03:50:17 PM
^^^^^^

Ukrainians are smart enough to read the history books, so they're knowledgeable what happens when dictators are appeased.

"Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it." - George Santayana, 1905


We all understand this easily. All we need to do is look at the million killed in this war because of Dictator Zelensky.

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Well, he cancelled elections, didn't he?
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October 13, 2024, 03:38:36 PM
^^^^^^

Ukrainians are smart enough to read the history books, so they're knowledgeable what happens when dictators are appeased.

"Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it." - George Santayana, 1905
legendary
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October 13, 2024, 03:17:00 PM
Why doesn't Ukraine just surrender and live?

Because it's better to die fighting for what you believe in, with honour and courage, than surrendering and dying in some Russian holocaust style gas/torture chamber hell.

If they surrender they are dead men/woman/children walking anyway, the logical option is to fight.


If you believe in your own death, why not simply commit suicide and get it over with?

If you believe the West is really going to support you, why didn't you get your big weapons from them before you started the war in 2014?

If you think that Russia is going to kill you if you surrender, where is your evidence of such?

Russia has backed away many times in this war to keep from harming civilians. If they start harming them now, it's because they are angry at Ukrainian stupid aggression which just doesn't seem to want to stop.

If Ukrainians gave in to Russian demands at the peace table - which demands don't include conquering all of Ukraine - the war would be over, and people would live. Russia is going to win this thing anyway. Does Ukraine really want to die?

I agree that you have your choice. I wouldn't force you to keep from killing yourself if you really wanted to do it. And I agree that Ukraine has that choice as well. But they don't make any sense to die for nothing, and lose it all. Dying for pride is dying for stupidity. Surrender and live.

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October 13, 2024, 02:55:36 PM
Why doesn't Ukraine just surrender and live?

Because it's better to die fighting for what you believe in, with honour and courage, than surrendering and dying in some Russian holocaust style gas/torture chamber hell.

If they surrender they are dead men/woman/children walking anyway, the logical option is to fight.
legendary
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October 13, 2024, 01:55:14 PM
^^^ You almost sound like you are talking semantics. Meanwhile, Russia moves ahead without a bunch of talk. Why doesn't Ukraine just surrender and live? We know why. Her West controllers want her destroyed along with Russia.

A caption from a picture in the below article: "In this photo taken from video released by the Russian Defense Ministry Press Service on Tuesday, June 25, 2024, Russian soldiers fire the 152-mm howitzer "Msta-B" in an undisclosed location in Ukraine. (Russian Defense Ministry Press Service via AP)"


Ukraine is in serious trouble: The Russians have the initiative, settlements are falling one after the other



https://rmx.news/article/ukraine-is-in-serious-trouble-the-russians-have-the-initiative-settlements-are-falling-one-after-the-other/
Settlements and villages continue to fall to Russian forces along various sectors of the eastern front

Russian forces are advancing across the Donbas in various directions and successfully occupying villages and settlements, reports Hungarian financial news outlet Portfolio.

Citing reports from Reuters, Ukrainian military bloggers and other sources, the paper notes that two settlements, both north and south of the city of Kurakhove have fallen, Zolotya Niva and Zorjane Perse.

Although Ukraine’s General Staff has not confirmed the loss of the villages, it admitted that the sector around Kurakhove “was the site of the heaviest clashes on the eastern front.”

In recent days, Ukrainian forces have been forced to retreat in other areas as well, with last week serving as a special blow to Kyiv with the fall of Ugledar (Vuhledar) after Ukrainian forces previously successfully defended the city for two years. The city, which is strategically important, was labeled a “fortress” by its previous defenders due to its massive tower blocks that rose up from the surrounding plains.
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October 13, 2024, 05:57:07 AM

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As usual, you talk so silly. You think that Russia's only way to move in a war is with nukes. But they still have a million reserve troops, all ready and waiting for Nato to make a wrong move.

Meanwhile, Ukraine is almost totally out of troops.

Cool

Seriously dumBAss, you calling silly is like Trump calling liar.

So your argument is that Ruzzia has many soldiers in reserve??? You obviously have not compared the numbers of soldiers between NATO and Ruzzia, but certainly are not looking at the level of production, economic power and equipment. Again, the last thing Ruzzia wants is for NATO to be involved - that is Putins biggest fear and likely to end his regime if ever happens.

However, even the idea does not make sense... on one side you say that Putin can attack NATO, but on the other side you say that it is ok to give him Ukraine. If what you say is true (which is not really), there is a practical need of having Ukraine between Ruzzia and Central Europe.

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So, you are suggesting that Russia should desire war with Nato? Nobody wants war except the few who profit off it. Is that why you are in favor war? A warmonger profiteer?

Putin doesn't want war with Nato - might be one of his biggest fears, just like a whole bunch of the rest of us - because the result would be possibly the destruction of whole earth. So, why is the West pushing for war as hard as they are? Just to steal the property of Russia and Siberia? Don't you realize that war with Russia will destroy you... at least your lifestyle?

Give Ukraine to Putin so that he can rebuild her, since the war is almost over, especially since nobody would do it better, and the West wouldn't be inclined to do it at all. You keep talking like you are in favor of Ukraine, yet you keep wanting her to be destroyed all the way... like a radioactive wasteland that nobody can inhabit or even desire.

Anybody can attack Nato, even one Nato country attacking another. It happened all over the place in WW2. It can happen again. Consider how Hungary doesn't want to play the Nato game against Ukraine. And some of the other Nato countries are thinking along these lines, too.


You blabber this way and that. Is the spittle running out of the corners of your mouth, yet... down your chin, into your beard?


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No, you have said that Ruzzia has a large number of soldiers and NATO should be concerned with it. It is actually YOU who have implied that Putin could make that choice. Seriously, you need have some coherent though to take decissions.

Either Ruzzia is ready to fight NATO, in which case is better to support Ukraine than having to support Poland, Germany and Findland

OR

You think Ruzzia is not ready to fight NATO, in which case it is OK to let Ukraine progress towards a western style democracy - thus needs support.

And again, if you say NATO should be afraid or Ruzzia, you would need to compare the relative size of the economies, resources, people, technology and war material available to both sides - hint: NATO wins, like 5 times over. NATO could even take China and Ruzzia together.

The rest of you post is, once again, vague statements with no proof. You should revise the definition of "blabber" or understand that saying that the other guy is doing something is not a really cunning way of covering you doing it.
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October 12, 2024, 07:12:25 PM


If you want to whattabout... we could use Georgia? Syria?



Yes we could, but you should to check first who attacked whom in war against Georgia, then you could
check how many civilians died, then maybe even check why Georgia keeps American bitch Saakashvili in prison

Also check why Israel/USA proxy ISIS tried to topple Assad, and why Syria called Russia to help, and not USA
legendary
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October 12, 2024, 05:28:43 PM

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As usual, you talk so silly. You think that Russia's only way to move in a war is with nukes. But they still have a million reserve troops, all ready and waiting for Nato to make a wrong move.

Meanwhile, Ukraine is almost totally out of troops.

Cool

Seriously dumBAss, you calling silly is like Trump calling liar.

So your argument is that Ruzzia has many soldiers in reserve??? You obviously have not compared the numbers of soldiers between NATO and Ruzzia, but certainly are not looking at the level of production, economic power and equipment. Again, the last thing Ruzzia wants is for NATO to be involved - that is Putins biggest fear and likely to end his regime if ever happens.

However, even the idea does not make sense... on one side you say that Putin can attack NATO, but on the other side you say that it is ok to give him Ukraine. If what you say is true (which is not really), there is a practical need of having Ukraine between Ruzzia and Central Europe.

~

So, you are suggesting that Russia should desire war with Nato? Nobody wants war except the few who profit off it. Is that why you are in favor war? A warmonger profiteer?

Putin doesn't want war with Nato - might be one of his biggest fears, just like a whole bunch of the rest of us - because the result would be possibly the destruction of whole earth. So, why is the West pushing for war as hard as they are? Just to steal the property of Russia and Siberia? Don't you realize that war with Russia will destroy you... at least your lifestyle?

Give Ukraine to Putin so that he can rebuild her, since the war is almost over, especially since nobody would do it better, and the West wouldn't be inclined to do it at all. You keep talking like you are in favor of Ukraine, yet you keep wanting her to be destroyed all the way... like a radioactive wasteland that nobody can inhabit or even desire.

Anybody can attack Nato, even one Nato country attacking another. It happened all over the place in WW2. It can happen again. Consider how Hungary doesn't want to play the Nato game against Ukraine. And some of the other Nato countries are thinking along these lines, too.


You blabber this way and that. Is the spittle running out of the corners of your mouth, yet... down your chin, into your beard?


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October 12, 2024, 04:10:21 PM
^^^ Just remember. Russia doesn't think the same way we do. It took them until 2022 to react to the Ukraine war that Ukraine and the US started in (or before) 2014. When Russia reacts, it will cause devastation to Ukraine, if that's what Russia wants to do. We don't totally know what they want to do.

Cool

^^^ objection Your Honour, the poster above has long been proven not to think at all.

Ruzzia does not think. Putin & the FSB do the thinking, the Army does the killing and the rest look to each other's shoes and try to ignore they are there. There is no mystery about how the FSB thinks - it is the KGB working a new patron.

 The only thing left for Ruzzia is nuclear escalation. They have asked their allies for weapons, including ballistic missiles, shells, components and anything else you can think of. They have bombed cities, hospitals and then the power infrastructure. They have blown dams, mass graved civilians, deported minors...

There is no more other than nukes, and that leads to the fall of Putin, hence...we are where we are. There is no secret wonder to be pulled out of Putin's hat.

If you do not agree, show that you actually know what you talk about. How can Ruzzia cause a significantly larger damage without risking Putin's fall? If you do not have an answer... time to start doing some thinking of your own.


As usual, you talk so silly. You think that Russia's only way to move in a war is with nukes. But they still have a million reserve troops, all ready and waiting for Nato to make a wrong move.

Meanwhile, Ukraine is almost totally out of troops.

Cool

Seriously dumBAss, you calling silly is like Trump calling liar.

So your argument is that Ruzzia has many soldiers in reserve??? You obviously have not compared the numbers of soldiers between NATO and Ruzzia, but certainly are not looking at the level of production, economic power and equipment. Again, the last thing Ruzzia wants is for NATO to be involved - that is Putins biggest fear and likely to end his regime if ever happens.

However, even the idea does not make sense... on one side you say that Putin can attack NATO, but on the other side you say that it is ok to give him Ukraine. If what you say is true (which is not really), there is a practical need of having Ukraine between Ruzzia and Central Europe.


You think that Russia's only way to move in a war is with nukes. But they still have a million reserve troops, all ready and waiting for Nato to make a wrong move.

Problem is those "troops" are only good at killing unarmed civilians. A++++ star grade for that. Top of excellence. The crème de la crème. Pride of Russia.

However, when challenged against a real army, with weapons, the wheels quickly fall off.




Actually, no USA war had "better" killed soldier/civilian ratio...or just look at Israel,
Both USA and Israel are "collateral damage" champs, totally not caring about dead civilians
Considering amount of munition fired, Ukraine war is one of cleanest, despite whole
western media attempts to prove otherwise
Strawman argument + whataboutism.





Yet, true...and, can you suggest better method than comparison with other wars?

If you want to whattabout... we could use Georgia? Syria?

legendary
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October 12, 2024, 12:42:10 PM
When you combine all the Internet websites that show the number of deaths and injured in this war, it's over a million.

Russian aggression is at the forefront because the media doesn't show how sneaky the West has been in promoting the aggression FIRST.

If the US had not started the war in 2014 by pressuring Ukraine to do it, and if they had not funded the war throughout this whole time, there would be over a million troops that would not be troops, and could be at home for joy in this coming Christmas.

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October 12, 2024, 03:23:45 AM
You think that Russia's only way to move in a war is with nukes. But they still have a million reserve troops, all ready and waiting for Nato to make a wrong move.

Problem is those "troops" are only good at killing unarmed civilians. A++++ star grade for that. Top of excellence. The crème de la crème. Pride of Russia.

However, when challenged against a real army, with weapons, the wheels quickly fall off.




Actually, no USA war had "better" killed soldier/civilian ratio...or just look at Israel,
Both USA and Israel are "collateral damage" champs, totally not caring about dead civilians
Considering amount of munition fired, Ukraine war is one of cleanest, despite whole
western media attempts to prove otherwise
Strawman argument + whataboutism.





Yet, true...and, can you suggest better method than comparison with other wars?
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October 12, 2024, 02:29:59 AM
You think that Russia's only way to move in a war is with nukes. But they still have a million reserve troops, all ready and waiting for Nato to make a wrong move.

Problem is those "troops" are only good at killing unarmed civilians. A++++ star grade for that. Top of excellence. The crème de la crème. Pride of Russia.

However, when challenged against a real army, with weapons, the wheels quickly fall off.




Actually, no USA war had "better" killed soldier/civilian ratio...or just look at Israel,
Both USA and Israel are "collateral damage" champs, totally not caring about dead civilians
Considering amount of munition fired, Ukraine war is one of cleanest, despite whole
western media attempts to prove otherwise
Strawman argument + whataboutism.



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October 11, 2024, 03:51:55 PM

The reason I continue to favor (very strongly) the Russians is that while they took off the ridiculously soft kid-gloves a while ago, they continue to demonstrate a high degree of military professionalism in the overall conduct of this thing.  I have seen credible evidence of isolated war crimes by Russian forces on the battlefield.  The question is, how are these handled within the military?  I lack the visibility to know, and have no contacts who would.

Maybe the individual Russian soldiers who commit war crimes on the ground, or officers who do targeting in a criminal manner, are given honorable discharges and turned loose among the Russian people...like SPC Green https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mahmudiyah_rape_and_killings was from the U.S. military?  I cannot rule it out, but my current perception of Putin's military leads me to believe that it isn't the standard operating procedure.

Russia is currently fighting in regions of Ukraine where the population supports them fairly strongly.  That's probably part of the reason why they are mopping the floor with the ZioNazis...and, unfortunately, their hapless conscripts as well.  I would not expect the professionalism displayed by the Russians to persist when the front-lines move across the Dnieper.



Ukrainian partisans are doing their thing - Another TCC minibus gets burned by Ukrainian partisans in Dnipropetrovsk.
 Overall 266 vehicles have been burned according to the Ukrainian prosecutor's office.

https://t.me/voenacher/72840

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October 11, 2024, 02:16:11 PM
'What the hell you wanna go fuck around with that Kursk region for?'

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c4r9jLXvnKk


You think that Russia's only way to move in a war is with nukes. But they still have a million reserve troops, all ready and waiting for Nato to make a wrong move.

Problem is those "troops" are only good at killing unarmed civilians. A++++ star grade for that. Top of excellence. The crème de la crème. Pride of Russia.

However, when challenged against a real army, with weapons, the wheels quickly fall off.


Actually, no USA war had "better" killed soldier/civilian ratio...or just look at Israel,
Both USA and Israel are "collateral damage" champs, totally not caring about dead civilians
Considering amount of munition fired, Ukraine war is one of cleanest, despite whole
western media attempts to prove otherwise

The reason I continue to favor (very strongly) the Russians is that while they took off the ridiculously soft kid-gloves a while ago, they continue to demonstrate a high degree of military professionalism in the overall conduct of this thing.  I have seen credible evidence of isolated war crimes by Russian forces on the battlefield.  The question is, how are these handled within the military?  I lack the visibility to know, and have no contacts who would.

Maybe the individual Russian soldiers who commit war crimes on the ground, or officers who do targeting in a criminal manner, are given honorable discharges and turned loose among the Russian people...like SPC Green https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mahmudiyah_rape_and_killings was from the U.S. military?  I cannot rule it out, but my current perception of Putin's military leads me to believe that it isn't the standard operating procedure.

Russia is currently fighting in regions of Ukraine where the population supports them fairly strongly.  That's probably part of the reason why they are mopping the floor with the ZioNazis...and, unfortunately, their hapless conscripts as well.  I would not expect the professionalism displayed by the Russians to persist when the front-lines move across the Dnieper.

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October 11, 2024, 01:31:29 PM
You think that Russia's only way to move in a war is with nukes. But they still have a million reserve troops, all ready and waiting for Nato to make a wrong move.

Problem is those "troops" are only good at killing unarmed civilians. A++++ star grade for that. Top of excellence. The crème de la crème. Pride of Russia.

However, when challenged against a real army, with weapons, the wheels quickly fall off.




Actually, no USA war had "better" killed soldier/civilian ratio...or just look at Israel,
Both USA and Israel are "collateral damage" champs, totally not caring about dead civilians
Considering amount of munition fired, Ukraine war is one of cleanest, despite whole
western media attempts to prove otherwise
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October 11, 2024, 01:30:45 PM
Don't believe me, read what member of Ukrainian parliament says:

https://web.facebook.com/share/p/r8rzbsqoyXR3vE3C/

"Another damaged "Patriot", and it's not the first one."
Well, she said not much different thing that I posted - damaged Patriot. There is no talk about critical damaged. But in general, I wouldn't call Bezuhla as reliable source - she is spreading so much bullshit that sometimes looks that she works in favour of Russia.

It is largely irrelevant - war is war and material and equipment is lost because that is exactly how  is supposed to happen. Regarding Iskander and Patriots, my guess is that is a numbers game, purely a question of statistics. There have been multiple videos of Ruzzian S-300 hit by a variety of missiles, and I guess it is not impossible that a Patriot launcher is hit - as simple as doing it while in transit, etc...
Yup, war is war, such things happens. But I was talking just about this specific case, where Brank tried to sell it as Iskander win.

They'll be up by winter, I'm sure.
What makes you to think so?
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October 11, 2024, 01:02:18 PM
You think that Russia's only way to move in a war is with nukes. But they still have a million reserve troops, all ready and waiting for Nato to make a wrong move.

Problem is those "troops" are only good at killing unarmed civilians. A++++ star grade for that. Top of excellence. The crème de la crème. Pride of Russia.

However, when challenged against a real army, with weapons, the wheels quickly fall off.


Shortmaster, OP of Biggest weakness of Russian military and people that's not told but true seems to disagree with you, as does the evidence of Russia voluntarily pulling Kiev and Kharkiv so that the civilians wouldn't be hurt.

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October 11, 2024, 07:27:05 AM
You think that Russia's only way to move in a war is with nukes. But they still have a million reserve troops, all ready and waiting for Nato to make a wrong move.

Problem is those "troops" are only good at killing unarmed civilians. A++++ star grade for that. Top of excellence. The crème de la crème. Pride of Russia.

However, when challenged against a real army, with weapons, the wheels quickly fall off.

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