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According to my estimates, a grouping of the Armed Forces of Ukraine numbering up to 15 thousand people is blocked in Mariupol, in the port area and at the Azovstal plant. Under Azovstal there is a whole underground city with many floors, in which there are a lot of interesting things that it is impossible or impractical to simply bomb and blow up, so it is being stormed by the marines and Kadyrov's Chechen militants, together with the people's militia of Donbass. Rumor has it that the
Russians have captured US Major General Roger L. Cloutier Jr. and many more NATO troops are trapped in a bunker near Azovstal. They also say that there is a huge bio-laboratory where they conducted experiments on living people abducted from the Donbass. There is a version that there is a disassembled nuclear warhead, but I find it conspiratorial. I think the bunker will be taken soon and we will find out what is really there.
Oh my god! According to your estimates? Do you think they were also eating newborns, according to your estimates?
You miss in here the keywords "nazi", "drugs", "gayrope", ... your controllers are not going to be happy.
Seriously now, the level of ineffectiveness shown by Putin's army has not precisely increased its reputation. Is like if you want to bully the weak guy on the school and you come home with a broken nose and still call it a "victory" and then go and tell the rest of the guys "learn from that". I would be laughing if it weren't for all the soldiers and civilian losses in both sides.
Objective facts show that in 48 hours Ukraine lost its navy and significant losses in the air fleet, and in 72 hours it was thrown back from the border with Russia by 100-150 kilometers,
[blah Russia conquered this and that....]
So, the success was such that have decided it is enough and withdraw from Kyiv?
There is no text or talking that can defeat facts. The Donbas and the south are, as of now, controlled by Putin's army at a great cost and only near their bases. That's all and that is at the cost of more than 15000 young soldiers (and a few seasoned generals) and costly military equipment. This is very difficult to sell as a victory (because is not, mostly).
In Bucha, this is definitely a staged fake of Ukrainian propaganda, filmed on professional film equipment.
Here is a video of the cleansing of Bucha by the Ukrainian police, there, for the whole time, a corpse in military uniform flashed in the frame once, there are no civilian corpses there. The decision to provocation under a false flag was apparently made by Ukraine later.
I think you're being fooled, just like when you were so sure that the reason Russia hadn't surrounded Kiev was because they wanted to let civilians escape and only a fool would think Kiev had any chance against the mighty Russian military.
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There is one clear revealing fact: a number of high ranking Russian generals dying and other being demoted and dismissed. That does not happen when you win. You cannot lie your way out of the disaster. There was a clear intention of deposing the government and failed, simply because Kyiv resisted and have no doubt, all the world has seen how Russia has lost their regional leadership status thanks to Putin.
The Russian army did look mighty... before this war. Now looks like a corrupt mob, full of untrained soldiers, corrupt officials, demotivated tank crews leaving their equipment to run, crews sabotaging their own vehicles,... Putin's work all of it.
On war crimes, worry not, there facts are documented to exhaustion as today is easy to get a satellite image and literally anyone older than 10 years has a phone with recording capabilities. If you are right, it will be known... sadly, it simply appears that the frustrated army forces in the area just went psycho on the poor defenceless civilians and that is certainly not a war, but plain assassination.
You see, Stalin was able to hide massacres from Russian people even after he died, Putin does not enjoy such a luxury.
Now, I agree with the article.
The NYT article that shows your pictures is clear: bodies where there long before the UKR army arrived
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/04/04/world/europe/bucha-ukraine-bodies.html?smtyp=cur&smid=tw-nytimesComments intending to discredit are just taken out of the propaganda machine, there is no backing to them.
