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Pictures from there shown the empty park place. Not enough for 1000 customers.
And there are a lot of military, not civilians.
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Pictures from there shown the empty park place. Not enough for 1000 customers.
And there are a lot of military, not civilians.
Russian missile hits shopping mall in Kremenchuk with about 1000 people inside. This is how RF is targeting military objects only with "high precision" rockets:
https://news.sky.com/story/ukraine-war-russian-missile-strike-on-shopping-centre-with-over-1-000-people-inside-in-city-of-kremenchuk-zelenskyy-says-12641299
And guess what is reaction from Russia? This time they lost themselves in their lies. Some telling that it was provocation from Ukraine (how unexpected) and mall was empty. Another version that military factory nearby was hitted and fire from it moved to mall. How stupid...
https://news.sky.com/story/ukraine-war-russian-missile-strike-on-shopping-centre-with-over-1-000-people-inside-in-city-of-kremenchuk-zelenskyy-says-12641299
And guess what is reaction from Russia? This time they lost themselves in their lies. Some telling that it was provocation from Ukraine (how unexpected) and mall was empty. Another version that military factory nearby was hitted and fire from it moved to mall. How stupid...
Thank you for explaining how your link is simply propaganda... by telling us about the other versions.
Russian missile hits shopping mall in Kremenchuk with about 1000 people inside. This is how RF is targeting military objects only with "high precision" rockets:
https://news.sky.com/story/ukraine-war-russian-missile-strike-on-shopping-centre-with-over-1-000-people-inside-in-city-of-kremenchuk-zelenskyy-says-12641299
And guess what is reaction from Russia? This time they lost themselves in their lies. Some telling that it was provocation from Ukraine (how unexpected) and mall was empty. Another version that military factory nearby was hitted and fire from it moved to mall. How stupid...
https://news.sky.com/story/ukraine-war-russian-missile-strike-on-shopping-centre-with-over-1-000-people-inside-in-city-of-kremenchuk-zelenskyy-says-12641299
And guess what is reaction from Russia? This time they lost themselves in their lies. Some telling that it was provocation from Ukraine (how unexpected) and mall was empty. Another version that military factory nearby was hitted and fire from it moved to mall. How stupid...
Amateurs in action - the Russians began to destroy themselves - will they receive medals because they died bravely?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6IwqmezeSuQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6IwqmezeSuQ
They might receive special commendation.
Amateurs in action - the Russians began to destroy themselves - will they receive medals because they died bravely?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6IwqmezeSuQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6IwqmezeSuQ
done²
Once again, that's not true. My time and that of many others, so do not lie and tell the truth. I don't know what you did, but I was responsible for this:
@MinoRaiola bist du seid ihr auch wieder heile und Gesund wieder gekommen?
Nein, noch nicht zurück. Heute früh angekommen, es war eine lange Fahrt, aber so weit alles okay. Gefrühstückt bei der Familie eines Fahrers und nebenbei das polnische Fernsehen zeigt viele verstörende Bilder von der Ukraine. Wird wohl immer schlimmer. Ich melde mich wieder.
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Ich habe auch ein Video vom Bahnhof in Krakau, dort halten sich viele Frauen und Kinder auf, die aus der Ukraine geflüchtet sind.
Also ich hatte geschrieben, das im polnischen Fernsehen viele verstörende Bilder gezeigt werden, so dass die Bevölkerung auch Angst bekommt. Ein Video kann ich euch zeigen, wie es vor Ort (Polen) aussieht.
Sammelstelle 1 - Feuerwehr in einem Vorort von Krakau
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Sammelstelle 2 - Henryk-Reyman-Stadion (Stadion Miejski im. Henryka Reymana)
Krakau, im Wisla-Stadion, wo Polen Hilfe für Flüchtlinge bringen. "Nach der Ukraine könnten wir an der Reihe sein"
https://www.breakinglatest.news/world/krakow-at-the-wisla-stadium-where-poles-bring-aid-for-refugees-after-ukraine-it-could-be-our-turn/
Hier die Videos vor dem Stadion. Wie man sieht, ist dort auch die örtliche Polizei im Einsatz.
https://ufile.io/wbl6b8uf
https://ufile.io/exb0plst
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.59451200
Yep. Loot at this:
"Oккyпиpoвaнный Ceвepoдoнeцк paзpyшeн нa 90% – Гaйдaй"
Translation: "Occupied Severodonetsk destroyed by 90 %"
Russia can't siege and assault cities without leveling them to the ground and turning into a heap of rubble. Otherwise it's to complicated task for the russian war genius.
"Oккyпиpoвaнный Ceвepoдoнeцк paзpyшeн нa 90% – Гaйдaй"
Translation: "Occupied Severodonetsk destroyed by 90 %"
Russia can't siege and assault cities without leveling them to the ground and turning into a heap of rubble. Otherwise it's to complicated task for the russian war genius.
What's the point of shooting at buildings if someone is not placing tanks there and firing from there.
Low accuracy of soviet artillery and mrls + the need to terrify those who dare to resist.
Here is quote of old soviet general:
"Slipchenko was very clear that civilian targets would be the main priority in future war. This was both because they tend to be stationary, thus easy to hit, and because they potentially could have even greater effect on the political will of the opponent than military ones."
Slipchenko, Vladimir, 2006, Voiny novogo pokolenia – Distantsionnye i bezkontaktnye, Olma-Press, Moscow, p. 94
By the way, Gaidai is a dick from the mountains.
You're drug addict?
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Done
You forget that Putin signed off on UN Charter Article 51. He IS legal in this police action of his.
No, he's not, quit making shit up. UN did not approve his "police action".
What does this mean? It means that Russia is totally justified in her actions.
Nonsense. It's like breaking into your neighbor's house because he voted for democrats. Although I'm not sure you'd be totally against that. Putinists (and Trumpists and other dictator-worshiping absolutists) tend to forget about laws and rights when it suits them.
You forget that Putin signed off on UN Charter Article 51. He IS legal in this police action of his. You forgot to quote the rest of my quote which shows a little of the why.
I know, I know. You're just upset that your hero, Putin, who you thought was going to be an aggressive war monger for the last 20 years - like you'd like to be - turns out to be a shrewd business man, not at all interested in war. So, you simply jumped over to the side of the aggressor who looked like it was peacefully business minded... the US.
I mean, consider NATO and the US, and the aggression they have done in all the police actions over the decades. Their excuse? "We're going to keep the peace if we have to start WW3 or WW4 to do it." When another nation, Russia in this case, tries to protect itself from US aggression, all of a sudden Russia is the bad guys.
What does this mean? It means that Russia is totally justified in her actions.
Nonsense. It's like breaking into your neighbor's house because he voted for democrats. Although I'm not sure you'd be totally against that. Putinists (and Trumpists and other dictator-worshiping absolutists) tend to forget about laws and rights when it suits them.
The Kremlin Trolls from our local section (German) are now launching their offensive to humiliate Ukrainians and cheer Russian propaganda: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.60450776
Feel free to come over and call them out!
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NATO-Asow-Hakenkreuz eng vereint!
Poly#Crypto is a proven Kremlin Troll
Feel free to come over and call them out!
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NATO-Asow-Hakenkreuz eng vereint!
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I think that having oil & gas pipelines with the RF is not really a problem. This should have brought RF and EU's interest close together and Adolf Putin could have chosen to be a civilised nation with a positive influence in the world. I guess a former KGB mediocre bureaucrat cannot avoid being what he is.
Unfortunately it becomes a gateway drug to complete dependence on Russian (or Saudi, or some other totalitarian shithole) energy resources. Yes, a pipeline could be built while keeping viable backup options but ten years later a different party gets elected and says "why do we need to spend billions maintaining LNG terminals when we have this cheap gas flowing through the pipeline" or "why do we need the nuclear plants or solar or geothermal or anything really except cheap natural gas power plants" etc etc.
Oh the pipelines already exist. And it is not just Nord Stream and Nord Stream II, which are fully operational, it is the infrastructure that runs inside the RF linking the massive Siberian fields with central Europe.
When the RF speaks about replacing the demand from Europe with demand from Indian and China they often forget to mention that all the infrastructure has been created to supply cheaply to Europe and all other alternatives would be either very expensive or would require huge investments.
(*) I do not agree with the comment stating that Russian speakers are equivalent to Putin supporters
All this cuts both ways. The RF may threaten the EU with cutting supplies, but the EU would look for alternatives (would suffer economically for sure) but for the RF is much worse: They may loose their best client and all the infrastructure is built with that client in mind.
If the EU can make the Oil sanctions fully effective, the RF may be unable to pay for the aggression.
I think you underestimate the readiness of some (many) European countries to continue cooperation with the Russians as before. There are no sanctions when it comes to Russian money. I personally spoke with a large European company that told me, to paraphrase, "if Gaddafi was alive, we would sell him too. But we prefer cash and quiet deals".
Yeah, money doesn't smells and many companies continue to do business with Russia despite war. And it seems that we are heading towards to that EU will make an exception and will allow transit of sanctioned goods through Lithuania to not escalate situation. It would be shameful EU loss against Russia. And after, I don't know why there is so much noise, Russia is trying to tell that these sanctions is blockade of Kaliningrad. But after all, it's just steel and ferrous metals sanctioned.>>But after all, it's just steel and ferrous metals sanctioned.
Unfortunately, this is an erroneous opinion, because after all this creates a precedent and lets Russia understand that there is no solidarity in the European Union and no one is going to defend even their own members. Therefore, the pressure will only increase and pathetic Europeans (so-called Old Europe) will make concessions.
I think you underestimate the readiness of some (many) European countries to continue cooperation with the Russians as before. There are no sanctions when it comes to Russian money. I personally spoke with a large European company that told me, to paraphrase, "if Gaddafi was alive, we would sell him too. But we prefer cash and quiet deals".
Yeah, money doesn't smells and many companies continue to do business with Russia despite war. And it seems that we are heading towards to that EU will make an exception and will allow transit of sanctioned goods through Lithuania to not escalate situation. It would be shameful EU loss against Russia. And after, I don't know why there is so much noise, Russia is trying to tell that these sanctions is blockade of Kaliningrad. But after all, it's just steel and ferrous metals sanctioned.What's the point of shooting at buildings if someone is not placing tanks there and firing from there.
By the way, Gaidai is a dick from the mountains.
Yeah, there is nazis hiding in all these civilian buildings... By the way, Gaidai is a dick from the mountains.
Looks like the Ukraine is getting help from small outlets in America, LOL.
Miami police try, fail to explain how it’s legal for their department to ship guns to Ukraine
Miami police try, fail to explain how it’s legal for their department to ship guns to Ukraine
Quote from: https://www.naturalnews.com/2022-06-26-miami-police-try-fail-explain-legal-to-ship-guns-ukraine.html#
The Miami Police Department is about to get into a heap of trouble with a “gun buyback” program they are running on behalf of the country of Ukraine.
According to a report in The Truth About Guns, the department’s buyback program has been advertised specifically as a means of collecting firearms that can then be shipped to Ukraine to help in their war to beat back a Russian invasion. Only, the plan is rife with legal problems.
For one, the department currently does not possess a firearms export license or state permit from the various regimes to export guns to any country, but officials say the department is working on obtaining them.
In the meantime, the “GUNS 4 UKRAINE” buyback, held over the weekend, proceeded, with Miami Police spokeswoman Officer Kenia Fallat telling reporters that the firearms collected at the buyback will summarily be shipped to the Ukraine.
The outlet reported further:
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According to a report in The Truth About Guns, the department’s buyback program has been advertised specifically as a means of collecting firearms that can then be shipped to Ukraine to help in their war to beat back a Russian invasion. Only, the plan is rife with legal problems.
For one, the department currently does not possess a firearms export license or state permit from the various regimes to export guns to any country, but officials say the department is working on obtaining them.
In the meantime, the “GUNS 4 UKRAINE” buyback, held over the weekend, proceeded, with Miami Police spokeswoman Officer Kenia Fallat telling reporters that the firearms collected at the buyback will summarily be shipped to the Ukraine.
The outlet reported further:
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Yep. Loot at this:
"Oккyпиpoвaнный Ceвepoдoнeцк paзpyшeн нa 90% – Гaйдaй"
Translation: "Occupied Severodonetsk destroyed by 90 %"
Russia can't siege and assault cities without leveling them to the ground and turning into a heap of rubble. Otherwise it's to complicated task for the russian war genius.
"Oккyпиpoвaнный Ceвepoдoнeцк paзpyшeн нa 90% – Гaйдaй"
Translation: "Occupied Severodonetsk destroyed by 90 %"
Russia can't siege and assault cities without leveling them to the ground and turning into a heap of rubble. Otherwise it's to complicated task for the russian war genius.
What's the point of shooting at buildings if someone is not placing tanks there and firing from there.
By the way, Gaidai is a dick from the mountains.
Remembering how the EUput pressure on Lithuania during the conflict with China, I have a damn doubt they support their ally in the conflict with Russia. In the place of Lithuania, I wont count on anything from the EU other than requests/threats to cede to Russia.
Lithuania is in NATO, so it's unlikely to cede anything tangible. If the Baltic states hadn't joined NATO I'm sure Putin would have invaded them first and not Georgia or Ukraine.
Economically there is also not much to lose. Trade with Russia is under massive sanctions for decades to come.
I think you underestimate the readiness of some (many) European countries to continue cooperation with the Russians as before. There are no sanctions when it comes to Russian money. I personally spoke with a large European company that told me, to paraphrase, "if Gaddafi was alive, we would sell him too. But we prefer cash and quiet deals".
Remembering how the EUput pressure on Lithuania during the conflict with China, I have a damn doubt they support their ally in the conflict with Russia. In the place of Lithuania, I wont count on anything from the EU other than requests/threats to cede to Russia.
Lithuania is in NATO, so it's unlikely to cede anything tangible. If the Baltic states hadn't joined NATO I'm sure Putin would have invaded them first and not Georgia or Ukraine.
Economically there is also not much to lose. Trade with Russia is under massive sanctions for decades to come.
If NATO-style militarizing of the former Soviet countries wasn't happening, Putin, seeing what a mess the USSR was in the past, would try to re-conquer those countries with economy rather than the military.
The USSR didn't work. People don't like being enslaved and they rebel. But treat them fairly with good trade, and they will become your allies voluntarily.
What is happening all over the NATO countries is, the Communistic ideals have won in the US Government. How do we know? NATO is built on the idea of military conquest. All Russia was looking for was free trade until the US and NATO pushed them into military action to protect themselves.
How do we know this? NATO is military, right? Where is NATO located? In countries around Russia. Do we see a Russian form of NATO in Mexico or Canada or Central America (even though some of these countries are a bit Communistic)? NO! The aggression is NATO and the US, not Russia.
What does this mean? It means that Russia is totally justified in her actions.
Remembering how the EUput pressure on Lithuania during the conflict with China, I have a damn doubt they support their ally in the conflict with Russia. In the place of Lithuania, I wont count on anything from the EU other than requests/threats to cede to Russia.
Lithuania is in NATO, so it's unlikely to cede anything tangible. If the Baltic states hadn't joined NATO I'm sure Putin would have invaded them first and not Georgia or Ukraine.
Economically there is also not much to lose. Trade with Russia is under massive sanctions for decades to come.
Ahahahahah
Typical russian strategy:
1. level civilian infrastructure to the ground with artillery and mrls
2. Send ednless waves of Donbass cannon fodder until your enemies will run out of ammo
PROFIT!
Example - siege of Mariupol
And then proudly say that city is liberated. Yeah, completely destroyed, no water, no food, no electricity, but most important that city is liberated from ''evil nazi''.Typical russian strategy:
1. level civilian infrastructure to the ground with artillery and mrls
2. Send ednless waves of Donbass cannon fodder until your enemies will run out of ammo
PROFIT!
Example - siege of Mariupol
Yep. Loot at this:
"Oккyпиpoвaнный Ceвepoдoнeцк paзpyшeн нa 90% – Гaйдaй"
Translation: "Occupied Severodonetsk destroyed by 90 %"
Russia can't siege and assault cities without leveling them to the ground and turning into a heap of rubble. Otherwise it's to complicated task for the russian war genius.
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