Russian Invasion of Ukraine (2022): Thread 1 - Ukrainian Liars vs Russian Liars with Air and Artillery Superiority

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How well is the combat this going for Russia?

  • ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Blyatskrieg

    Votes: 46 6.6%
  • ⭐⭐⭐⭐ A well planned strike with few faults

    Votes: 45 6.5%
  • ⭐⭐⭐ Competent attack with some upsets

    Votes: 292 42.1%
  • ⭐⭐ Worse than expected

    Votes: 269 38.8%
  • ⭐ Ukraine takes back Crimea 2022

    Votes: 42 6.1%

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If this is legit and they manage to blow the bridge the Western Kyiv advance is fucked and might end up being a repeat of the Battle for Kiev in 1941 where a shit ton of Soviets got encircled.
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I feel the most probable explanation for this photo is that a front line has effectively ceased to exist around Kiev and Ukrainian and Russian units are just driving around in the fog of war and bumping into each other.
 
The contract on it expired. Actually read about shit you post or read the thread
Even if contracts were expired, the release of this news in terms of timing and removal is too good to just be a standard contract removal. And even then, the new home would just bury it in the name of good press.
 
Yes, but then in this hypothetical no NATO in Eastern Europe scenario they would share a border with Russia with no way of being able to stop Russia if they wanted to conquer them. Better to team up against the far bigger threat then opportunistically backstab.

The Poles learned this the VERY hard way in 1938-1939 when they backed Germany against the Czechs and even stole Czech land during the German annexation.
Polish and german cooperation against the soviets was very much on the table till the british guarantee, germany assumed poland would hand the corridor in exchange for an alliance against the soviets
 
Yep! I'm a kike for thinking a sovereign nation should defend it's borders!
You're a kike,i'm a kike,everybody is a kike!
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Talks between Ukraine and Russia have resumed. As per Mykhailo Podolyak, one of Zelensky's advisers:
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They're not solely talking peace terms so there is a remote chance something may actually come out of this. If they do agree on anything, it will be on establishing humanitarian corridors. No chance on the other two.
What's with the ukies showing up dressed casually to these talks? It happened last time too. Is it some kind of "plucky underdog" move?
 
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The EU has activated a Temporary Protection Directive, drafted after the Balkan Wars.

>Besides the legal right to stay inside an EU member state, the directive enables access to the education system, labour market, healthcare, housing, professional assistance and social welfare. The protection will apply to Ukrainian nationals and their relatives, as well as to long-term residents from other nationalities who are unable to go back safely to their country of origin.

I guess that means I'm safe for at least a year/two years. Still, while the country I'm in is adapting the directive to their laws, I'll be continuing the refugee route. I guess I appreciate the resolve the EU has reacted with.
 
(:_( $5 a gallon is what gas will cap at, right guys?
I don't know if it will affect U.S. prices much as Russian imports only represent ~3% of US crude oil imports and ~1% of the total crude oil processed by US refineries. However, the knock-on effects of this whole ordeal on the global economy may still lead to higher prices (Fertilizer and semiconductor chip prices - Ukraine is home to half of the world's neon gas, which is critical for chip manufacturing - are still the larger concern for the U.S. in my eyes). For Europe though, it's going to be rough.
 
Here in the upper butthurt belt, in another covid-tier panic run, people have bought out basically all of the fucking salt. From the small village store, to the big city, I found one place that still had salt. Of course I snatched it all just to spite the urbanites. Apparently the whole country is having similar issues, so on local internet pockets the question "where is the salt?" is raised. Frankly, I believe, the salt is mainly in our hearts.
Tasteless times are ahead for many, as a lot of the salt gets shipped in from Russia and Belarus. Other potential wartime delights include buckwheat and ramen. Given that Rolton is made in Ukraine, I imagine we won't be seeing the classics for very long, so here's a picture in commemoration.
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That bridge was blown days ago, somewhere around D+2 or D+3. These claims of Ukranians pushing back are all fraudulent, at most they repulse a halfass probing attack or totally unsupported paradrop on a fortified location like the airbases. Everything else has just been picking off isolated convoys and vehicles with ATGM. The Kiev area is city fighting by a large "Volksstrum" tier force. The experiences Russia learned at Grozny have taught them to take it slow and not just hurl APC deep into the city unsupported. They're going to surround Kiev and then slowly move block by block akin to how the US did in Fallujah during Phantom Fury or later in Ramadi.

i think they might just be content with having the city encircled and isolated. they can cut off power, food, supplies and just wait for starvation to set in. sooner or later the hunger WILL bring the defenders to the negotiating table, and eventually they'll accept any terms they are presented with.
 
Even if contracts were expired, the release of this news in terms of timing and removal is too good to just be a standard contract removal. And even then, the new home would just bury it in the name of good press.
Announcements about streaming licenses ending are almost always made at the beginning of the month. Unless you think the calendar itself is a Jewish psyop.
 
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