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It was ALWAYS called Kyiv. Read the thread’s subheader.Why are they calling it Kyiv? All my life I've seen it called Kiev. Why change it now?
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It was ALWAYS called Kyiv. Read the thread’s subheader.Why are they calling it Kyiv? All my life I've seen it called Kiev. Why change it now?
Can we just let loose the Chechen brigade on the damn pride parades?Fuck it, I am on Team Russia now.
Kill all slavniggers and don't stop.
Meanwhile in space,
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Jesus, it’s like something out of a movie.
Taking a large metropolitan city in a night is almost impossible to do I dont think you understand how large a major city is.A part of me is wondering if Russia is going to seize Kiev in one night, or attempt to besiege it and wait it out. There's active gunfire sure, but those can be infiltration units slipping in during the night to try and harass and keep Ukrainian units up and exhausted. At the same time if Russian units are out in force and pushing hard I wouldn't be surprised. They have superior night-fighting equipment and more of it. A molotov is deadly but what's essentially militia is at a strong disadvantage at night. Either way, I kind of hope that Kiev turns into a blood-bath. This may be my Reagan-loving zoomer ass talking, but no matter how globo-homo the world gets dead Russians always give me a pang of pure, unadulterated joy.
That's Arma III.
Oh god, I love that song.Checked r/Ukraine on Reddit to see what the most popular thing was and it is this:
Bublichek99 (IG) or better known as Vlad Zadorin is one of the 13 people lost their lives on the snake island. This video posted two years ago on his Instagram. A video of him dancing and having fun with his unit.
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Because they're faggots
Fake news 20 Russian field armies were obliterated outside of Kiev
This is where the Russians will now start killing civvies on mass as they enter the city.Apparently, the internet isdown"disrupted" in Kyiv.
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The United States Board on Geographic Names adopted the new spelling in 2019 The Associated Press will follow what they say on spellings and all the other US media will tend to do what AP does.Didn't realize the Ukrainians had done that all the way back then. It's just something that I've only noticed in the past year in all the major media started using the new spelling.
People get really pissy about this shit, I had someone call me a Russian sympathizer because I accidentally said "The Ukraine" instead of Ukraine.Kyiv is an English transliteration of the actual name of the city. Kiev is the English version of the name, it's easier to pronounce for English native speakers. It's kinda like how Moscow is called, well, Moscow in English, but the Russian name is pronounced more like Moskva. Or, for example, Vienna (the German name is Wien) or Prague (the Czech name is Praha). Pretty much any major city in Europe has different names in different languages.
Yeah but for how long? Once a common foe is out of the picture things change, it's not like May 1945 was a storybook happy ending for Europe. Hell the USSR and China were the closest of friends then they turned against each other fairly quickly, almost to the point of nuclear war. America even exploited this by opening trade and diplomacy to China in the 1970s.New silk road is why they are natural allies.
Remember folks the Battle for Stalingrad lasted almost a year before the Nazi's where pushed out.Taking a large metropolitan city in a night is almost impossible to do I dont think you understand how large a major city is.
Now that is a quality shit post my friend.
A part of me is wondering if Russia is going to seize Kiev in one night, or attempt to besiege it and wait it out. There's active gunfire sure, but those can be infiltration units slipping in during the night to try and harass and keep Ukrainian units up and exhausted. At the same time if Russian units are out in force and pushing hard I wouldn't be surprised. They have superior night-fighting equipment and more of it. A molotov is deadly but what's essentially militia is at a strong disadvantage at night. Either way, I kind of hope that Kiev turns into a blood-bath. This may be my Reagan-loving zoomer ass talking, but no matter how globo-homo the world gets dead Russians always give me a pang of pure, unadulterated joy.