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source(s)? It doesn't surprise me but it's good to have proofs.
Russian Invasion of Ukraine (2022): Thread 1 - Ukrainian Liars vs Russian Liars with Air and Artillery Superiority
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bread n circuses
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Yeah. Sporting events are the same as wars. Very astute observation.
Amerimutts really are abject retards and I sincerely hope that thousands of dumb American redditors fly to Ukraine and get turned into ash.
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Fifth day. Ukraine is easily winning the war, at least in the Western media.
On the ground, the fifth day of the Russian offensive shows the extent of the strategic defeat of Zelensky's troops, who were unable to stop the Russian general staff's plan from unfolding.
One notable fact: it is almost impossible to find any trace of Ukrainian losses on social networks or in the Western media. On the other hand, these same channels are saturated with Russian "losses" (destroyed or abandoned tanks, prisoners, etc.). On the ground, these "successes" translate into a generalized retreat of the pro-NATO troops at an extremely fast pace.
Today's key facts:
Russian air supremacy
Northern axis (Kiev - Cherkihiv)
The capital is surrounded.
Russian forces continue to pour into the capital.
Eastern axis (Sumy - Kharkov)
The Russian vanguard has passed Prilouky, on the road to Kiev.
Russian armoured units have also reached the Poltava region.
A Russian strike against the large arms depot in Palanka, Cherkassy oblast (centre of the country, left bank of the Dnieper), triggered a very large explosion (note: the video surfaced yesterday, but seems to have been filmed at the beginning of the conflict).
Southern axis (Odessa - Mariupol)
The Sea of Azov is under total control of the Russian army on the fifth day of the operation.
The fall of the port of Berdiansk, the encirclement of Mariupol and the imminent junction of Russian troops with the Donbass ensure Russia's complete control of the south-eastern maritime front of Ukraine.
(highly professional mapping skills here)
Movement towards the Donbass
In Volnovakha, the last fighting takes place to complete the junction between the Russian forces from Crimea and the Donbass republics.
The Russian troops are now only 20 kilometres away from the pro-Russian separatist forces.
Movement towards Odessa
Rumours of a landing of Russian marines in order to take the port of Odessa are reported by the Zelensky government.
The capture of Odessa would complete the complete maritime lockdown of Ukraine, which, coupled with the encirclement of the capital and the loss of airspace control, would seal the paralysis of the pro-NATO forces.
On the ground, the fifth day of the Russian offensive shows the extent of the strategic defeat of Zelensky's troops, who were unable to stop the Russian general staff's plan from unfolding.
One notable fact: it is almost impossible to find any trace of Ukrainian losses on social networks or in the Western media. On the other hand, these same channels are saturated with Russian "losses" (destroyed or abandoned tanks, prisoners, etc.). On the ground, these "successes" translate into a generalized retreat of the pro-NATO troops at an extremely fast pace.
Today's key facts:
- The Russian army has established air superiority over the whole of Ukraine after a campaign of strategic strikes on all enemy airports and air defence systems (Russian General Staff, 28 February).
- After the collapse of the Ukrainian southern front, the junction of Russian forces from Crimea with the Donbass is imminent
- Kiev is surrounded.
- Russian forces from Sumy in the east are rapidly approaching Kiev and threaten to complete the encirclement of all Ukrainian forces in the north-east.
Russian air supremacy
Northern axis (Kiev - Cherkihiv)
The capital is surrounded.
Russian forces continue to pour into the capital.
Eastern axis (Sumy - Kharkov)
The Russian vanguard has passed Prilouky, on the road to Kiev.
Russian armoured units have also reached the Poltava region.
A Russian strike against the large arms depot in Palanka, Cherkassy oblast (centre of the country, left bank of the Dnieper), triggered a very large explosion (note: the video surfaced yesterday, but seems to have been filmed at the beginning of the conflict).
Southern axis (Odessa - Mariupol)
The Sea of Azov is under total control of the Russian army on the fifth day of the operation.
The fall of the port of Berdiansk, the encirclement of Mariupol and the imminent junction of Russian troops with the Donbass ensure Russia's complete control of the south-eastern maritime front of Ukraine.
(highly professional mapping skills here)
Movement towards the Donbass
In Volnovakha, the last fighting takes place to complete the junction between the Russian forces from Crimea and the Donbass republics.
The Russian troops are now only 20 kilometres away from the pro-Russian separatist forces.
Movement towards Odessa
Rumours of a landing of Russian marines in order to take the port of Odessa are reported by the Zelensky government.
The capture of Odessa would complete the complete maritime lockdown of Ukraine, which, coupled with the encirclement of the capital and the loss of airspace control, would seal the paralysis of the pro-NATO forces.
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Do you think the Russian soldiers are doping? If they are they shouldn't be allowed to participate in the war.
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Dunno if this was posted yet but this is a "fake news fact sheet" making its rounds. Source on pic
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My observation was...
Where there's will, there's a loophole
Jabba2988
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Wait lmao, are westoids so far deluded to think mah heckin' holesome Ukrainerinoos actually ever had a chance against Russia?
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lol it was the most backwards shithole in Europe and was ruled by an insane imperial monarchy that just prior in 1905 saw a failed revolution which killed 15,000-20'000 thousand people.
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The people saying how much they support Ukraine don't know anything, they're just doing what they think they're supposed to do. I would wager a significant amount couldn't find it on a map nor would they consider the context that it borders Russia when looking.
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There are quite a number of posters even here that think Russia is taking massive losses.
It does illustrate how powerful the UA (or if you prefer, (((TPTB))) ) propaganda is over on western-aligned sites.
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followed by a communist genocide. rus wasnt ever going to places.
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Not that I doubt you, but all those names look like something from a random slav name generator.
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Another video of Russians using rocket artillery to "clear out pockets of Ukrainian nationalists in Kharkiv".
Looks like the Russians in Kharkiv have stopped caring about optics. They've changed tune from "we will only bomb military targets" to "we'll fire outdated rockets that spread all over the place to the middle of a city."
Technically, any target with resisting soldiers in it is a military target and shit always goes down in war, but Russians have been very careful about appearing polite and humane so far.
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Not in this thread at least, everyone is basically seeing how much this is gonna cost the Russians. So far its looking super expensive.
mudwogg
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The Ukrainian side, as well as the newly pro-Ukraine outsiders (mainly Westerners), have been over-the-top noisy in social media ever since the Russian attack began. Announcing every little thing going on.
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>implying I have a Telegram
I suppose I should set one up for this shit since a lot of slavs seem to use it. I assume you're not trolling, so thanks.
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