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These are the same people who chose a troon who doesn't speak any languages of the region to be their "Spokeswoman." Why are you surprised?
Russian Special Military Operation in the Ukraine - Mark IV: The Partitioning of Discussion
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This is kind of tangentially related to this war but thoughts on Galkovsky and his Ideas? Some of his stuff lines up in a really interesting way with things I have seen elsewhere, but it is hard to find stuff about him in English. There is one guy that talked about him on Twitter and Substack and RWA talked about him a little bit.
He seems really fucking interesting because he can provide a view of the West from an outsider's perspective a lot like how Westerners could understand things about the USSR that citizens living within couldn't understand easily. He also seems to be tied into The Russian Intelligence View of things. I won't get into it but Russian Intelligence is very different from what we think as intelligence of in the west even if the two systems of intelligence are similar in reality but not perception.
For those who don't know he was a blogger who has a large influence on Russian Nationalists and is famous for his insane writings on things although some of them seem to make a lot of sense.
If this derails stuff I'll just make a thread.
He seems really fucking interesting because he can provide a view of the West from an outsider's perspective a lot like how Westerners could understand things about the USSR that citizens living within couldn't understand easily. He also seems to be tied into The Russian Intelligence View of things. I won't get into it but Russian Intelligence is very different from what we think as intelligence of in the west even if the two systems of intelligence are similar in reality but not perception.
For those who don't know he was a blogger who has a large influence on Russian Nationalists and is famous for his insane writings on things although some of them seem to make a lot of sense.
If this derails stuff I'll just make a thread.
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"Official investigation into arms deals in violation of international sanctions"
What are they gonna do? sanction north korea? again?
The east clearly no longer gives a fuck
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Better yet, Sanction Russia again again
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Clearly that is why they aren't Yehoweee's (((Chosen))) or they would know that their desert sky daddy needs a feast of dead kids and foreskin to reward them with shekels.
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What they want is some decision that finds Russia in violation of a security council resolution. They can't pass a new security council resolution over Ukraine because of vetos at the UN. But if they can somehow hold Russia in violation of one or more of the security council resolutions on North Korea, they can use that violation to justify any and all action.
Since 2003 and the launch of the Iraq War, the US and NATO have held that they have the unlimited right to enforce UN security council resolutions unilaterally by force without further approval by the UN or the security council.
If Russia were found to be in violation of the North Korea sanctions, the US and NATO under previous precedent could legally take any action up to and including an invasion and overthrow of the Russian and/or North Korean governments.
It doesn't mean that they would invade. But it would provide them with a nearly all-purpose justification to do just about anything without any regard to any domestic or international law. Among other things, it would make the confiscation of the overseas assets legally easier in certain countries including the US.
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I, for one, would allow null into my backyard. Don’t be so racist against dear feeder.
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I am sure there were plenty of people in Crimea who wanted to remain Ukrainian too.
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Yeah but good thing it went to Russia because the entire area would've become bakmut.
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Details of the attack on Selidovo...
There were two strikes. First, with cluster ammunition over a large area (fortunately, Iskanders carry up to 500 kg of "load"), we covered the soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine densely grouped in one place. It happened around 11:30 am.
For reference. cluster warhead Iskander carries 54 fragmentation warheads of non-contact detonation, which are activated at a height of about 10 m above the ground.
The second strike was carried out an hour later (again with "cassettes"), when a mass evacuation of the survivors began "on the spot" and when a lot of medical personnel gathered to help the wounded. Moreover, both shots landed extremely accurately. Hence the huge number of victims.
You can, of course, blame us for not being entirely humane. I think. But the fact is that the Armed Forces of Ukraine have been practicing such "tactics" of strikes for months.
We were not the first to start "this kind of fight"
In Selidovo, the SBU began looking for gunners (Those who gave the location of the armed forces of Ukraine). The city is closed to exit and entry. Ambulances and corpse trucks move in columns
Meanwhile, the information structures of Ukraine still do not know how to react to this. They are in complete shock…
There are reports of an attack on the formation of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in Selidovo, according to local sources, there were about 1,500 enemy soldiers at the training ground.
The attack was carried out in several stages with cluster munitions for primary destruction and an attack on the evacuation teams as well as those clearing the ruins.
According to preliminary data, the number of wounded exceeds 600 people, we can only guess about the dead...
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And so when the idiots in the Biden Administration sent cluster munitions to the Ukraine because "that's what we have" it simply allowed Russia to do likewise. Now the clowns in Congress added a clause to make it illegal for Trump to cut off aid to Ukraine-unconstitutional it may be, but it signals they intend to do the same thing they did when he was President if he's re-elected.
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Ukranians have been doing the same thing to Russian military barracks, so that's not surprising.
It's the effectiveness of this attack that's shocking.
It's the effectiveness of this attack that's shocking.
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While tragic, let's hope this will drive a few more Ukrainian men to fight back when the press gangs appear. Maybe some good will come of it.
Lmao if true. Absolute pleasure if he'll turn up to be the defector and leading afu against sieglensky and the rest of loyal oinkers. That'll be the fucking best outcome ever.
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Imagine, if you will, the Great October Revolution Anniversary Parade on the Red Square in Moscow on November 7th, 1986. The Party’s Central Committee is on the stands right next to Lenin’s Mausoleum watching the Red Army Parade, at the conclusion of which the graduates of the Moscow Higher Combined Arms Command School, the Kremlin Cadets, march.
On the left, in the column of graduates, a young serviceman of the Soviet Army, a member of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, Alexander Syrsky, the new commander-in-chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
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I wouldn’t call it tragic, it’s war.
And note that Russia isn’t using cluster munitions against civilian targets, like the Ukrainian have done against civilians in Donetsk and other places.
Well… There are “Russians” all over Ukraine, and plenty of “Ukrainians” in Russia.
The are large parts of Ukraine where everyone speaks Russian. Even Odessa.
As for Syrski, supposedly he has close personal ties with Zelensky, which is understandable. They’re both Russian speakers and probably trust each other more than they trust the Western Ukrainian Bandirite elements. (Like for example Zaluzhny.)
Zelensky has never struck me as a hardcore nationalist, he’s a clown and a narcissist who will cling on to power.
And yes, that the President of Ukraine is a native Russian speaker who only late learned Ukrainian should tell you there is about tbe “nation state of Ukraine”.
(There is an Interview where Zelensky tried to speak English with a reporter. When he’s in doubt about something, he turns to the interpreter and switches to Russian, his first language, to ask about the correct word.)
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I was going to put a video but for some reason it was not loading and attaching properly.
I think this is a very succinct example of the "westerization" of ukropland. The webcomic updates at least once every week, it has been running since 2014 I think.
Great Leader trades ammunition to Putin in exchange for oil, wheat, and machinery.
I see nothing wrong here.
Is he a friend of Strelkov?
Maybe Iran too?
Another round of sanctions on Russia?
Add Tucker Carlson to the list?
Maybe it is because they are humans, unlike those foreskinless rats?
Very sad news to report. Lysychansk has been hit. This is from about a week ago.
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Btw: Another thing I saw in Kiev: Nazi symbols. It’s probably the only place in the world where you see middle aged dudes walk around with a Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler SS symbol, like it’s the most natural thing in the world.
I’d upload a pic but the site is being shitty rn.
I’d upload a pic but the site is being shitty rn.
Rei is Shit.
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