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Big_Gazza wrote:
Riiiiiight... and this negative reaction would be dispelled if Putin was to order a cruise missile strike on the Verkhona Rada in response to seizure of two Russian citizens?
Putin has no choice to step softly and make the agreeable political noises as the scumbag Oligarch-controlled corporate media here in the West will jump all over Russia at ANY chance. Israel on the other hand can deliberately target and murder hundreds of Palestinian civilians in the Gaza open-air ghetto during another round of pre-planned and orchestrated aggression, and the same scumbag media strains its collective neck in its unseemly rush to look the other way, while the bought-and-paid-for whores aka Western Politicians produce copious quantities of hot air to excuse Zionist crimes.
You know this is true, yet you write this shit....
Khepesh wrote:There was all this talk of action by pravy sektor in various places yesterday, including Odessa. Nothing happened. It was forgotten that Yarosh is still in hospital and is not going to lead any protests. It is said Yarosh is in hospital because of metal fragments in an elbow, but this article suggests it may be another reason. He is in hospital in Dnepropetrovsk, and yesterday 30 members of pravy sektor were arrested at the village of Lyubomirovka, in the article it says Lyubimovka but seems this is an error, but whichever village they are both near Dnepropetrovsk. Seems pravy sektor were attempting to steal sunflowers when they were ambushed by MVD spetsnaz. One of pravy sektor was shot in the leg. Nothing is straight forward in Ukraine, everything can be something else. http://antifashist.com/item/yarosh-eshhe-v-bolnichke-30-dnepropetrovskih-psov-uzhe-v-tyurme.html#ixzz3lbSCEEQZ
Khepesh wrote:He is in hospital in Dnepropetrovsk, and yesterday 30 members of pravy sektor were arrested at the village of Lyubomirovka, in the article it says Lyubimovka but seems this is an error, but whichever village they are both near Dnepropetrovsk. Seems pravy sektor were attempting to steal sunflowers when they were ambushed by MVD spetsnaz. One of pravy sektor was shot in the leg. Nothing is straight forward in Ukraine, everything can be something else. http://antifashist.com/item/yarosh-eshhe-v-bolnichke-30-dnepropetrovskih-psov-uzhe-v-tyurme.html#ixzz3lbSCEEQZ
Karl Haushofer wrote:No need to go this far. Just do a tit-for-tat. Send agents to Ukraine and kidnap their soldiers.
PapaDragon wrote:
I would like what those clowns think they will accomplish with this? Provoking Russia into firebombing them this way will not get them desired cookie points from the EU.
This also does wonders for Ukraine's popularity among Russian population.
Those guys will be back home sooner rather than later otherwise ukrops risk several unintended consequences in rather unfavourable weather and in fron of increasingly disinterested EU audience.
On the side note, I've been thinking about that Minsk thingie. If by some miracle it does work as advertised, how will Kiev justify keeping 90000 goons on demarcation line? And paying for them?
And if they remove them, what will stop Novos from just walking over and planting a flag at real estate of their choosing without a bullet fired?
No win situation if there ever was one...
sepheronx wrote:There is also the possibility that they were indeed walking along the border, decided to trip over or whatever, and was grabbed as soon as possible and the defence ministry is trying to cover for the idiots mistake.
Neutrality wrote:So the way I should see it is that Kiev literally sent operatives into Russian territory and kidnapped active Russian soldiers? Isn't that an act of war? If this is how it is I think maybe Churkin should hold an urgent meeting in the UNSC and demand their immediate release, explain to the clowns in Kiev that this is a blatant act of war and that they will use "any means necessary" to get their men released. Any means necessary could be either political, economical or military. Personally I'd love to see some SSO guys doing a run and gun on the facility where the guys are being held. Sends a very powerful message to Kiev as well: you don't fuck with us like that.
Neutrality wrote:So the way I should see it is that Kiev literally sent operatives into Russian territory and kidnapped active Russian soldiers? Isn't that an act of war? If this is how it is I think maybe Churkin should hold an urgent meeting in the UNSC and demand their immediate release, explain to the clowns in Kiev that this is a blatant act of war and that they will use "any means necessary" to get their men released. Any means necessary could be either political, economical or military. Personally I'd love to see some SSO guys doing a run and gun on the facility where the guys are being held. Sends a very powerful message to Kiev as well: you don't fuck with us like that.
On Friday, the Donetsk News Agency published incomplete results to polling appearing show that less than a third of the population of the self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic actually supported the republic. Ukrainian media and their liberal Russian allies quickly jumped at the chance to stick it to the DPR. But what did polling really reveal?
Secondly, the source of glee and amusement among the Ukrainian media and their Russian supporters appears to have been the result of an attempt by the Donetsk News Agency to stretch out their story on the poll's results, releasing them in small chunks, bit by bit, showing residents' responses from among a list of several options.
Realizing their mistake Saturday, only after pro-Maidan crowd had already had their field day, the DNA released the more detailed results of the poll, compiling them in one place. The complete poll results clarified that the answer "I'm against the authorities that came to power as a result of the events of Maidan," which garnered 29 percent support and became the basis for the anti-DPR media's hysteria, was found to have been one of only several answers to a question about why residents "for one reason or another, expressed support for the DPR."
Other answers included "I am a patriot of Donbass" (36 percent), "I am opposed to the oligarchs in power in Ukraine" (13 percent), and "I am a patriot of Russia" (10 percent). Only 4 percent of respondents said that they did not support the DPR, while 7 percent saying that they remained undecided.
sepheronx wrote:Last time this happened where soldiers were nabbed near border, Ukraine released them. Who knows this time. They may very well did this to use as blackmail and to get something out of this.
Good Russia demanded them back. But they better keep up on this rather than have it fall to obscurity.
Happened to Iran from Pakistan side. 5 border guards kidnapped by Pakistani militants. 1 died and rest were released. Iran did threaten to go and get the guys back themselves if need be. Hopefully Russia states the same.
Hell even 5 years is a strech for Ukraine as a country.Regular wrote:sepheronx wrote:Last time this happened where soldiers were nabbed near border, Ukraine released them. Who knows this time. They may very well did this to use as blackmail and to get something out of this.
Good Russia demanded them back. But they better keep up on this rather than have it fall to obscurity.
Happened to Iran from Pakistan side. 5 border guards kidnapped by Pakistani militants. 1 died and rest were released. Iran did threaten to go and get the guys back themselves if need be. Hopefully Russia states the same.
It's good that they were actually captured, not killed. But I believe they were lured in by Ukrainians. They are plenty of fake rebel recruiters on VK.
Even if guys get 20 years in jail, I doubt they will serve full sentence
A new brigade of the Ukrainian special forces, which is already being formed as part of the country's National Guard, will be deployed to eastern Ukraine to take part in its so-called "anti-terrorist operation" against the breakaway Donbass region, according to Ukrainian Interior Minister Arsen Avakov.
According to his Facebook page, the brigade will be trained in line with NATO standards and will only include volunteers, mostly those with combat experience.
He also said that the brigade's chief of staff had studied military science for two years in the United States.
higurashihougi wrote:Basically Kyiv is planning to throw some of the National Guard into the battlefield.
I don't know it is just me or probably Kyiv is facing severe problem of manpower ?
http://sputniknews.com/europe/20150913/1026941822/ukraine-avakov-special-forces-brigade.html
A new brigade of the Ukrainian special forces, which is already being formed as part of the country's National Guard, will be deployed to eastern Ukraine to take part in its so-called "anti-terrorist operation" against the breakaway Donbass region, according to Ukrainian Interior Minister Arsen Avakov.
According to his Facebook page, the brigade will be trained in line with NATO standards and will only include volunteers, mostly those with combat experience.
He also said that the brigade's chief of staff had studied military science for two years in the United States.
franco wrote:higurashihougi wrote:Basically Kyiv is planning to throw some of the National Guard into the battlefield.
I don't know it is just me or probably Kyiv is facing severe problem of manpower ?
http://sputniknews.com/europe/20150913/1026941822/ukraine-avakov-special-forces-brigade.html
A new brigade of the Ukrainian special forces, which is already being formed as part of the country's National Guard, will be deployed to eastern Ukraine to take part in its so-called "anti-terrorist operation" against the breakaway Donbass region, according to Ukrainian Interior Minister Arsen Avakov.
According to his Facebook page, the brigade will be trained in line with NATO standards and will only include volunteers, mostly those with combat experience.
He also said that the brigade's chief of staff had studied military science for two years in the United States.
The National Guard already have 2 brigades/regiments on the front line and these new guys are the ones being trained by NATO in the West right now.
The whole quote. Is this the same as they did in March, demob the next batch, oldest serving, conscripts?franco wrote:
KIEV, September 13. /TASS/. Large-scale demobilization is underway in Ukraine, Ukrainian President Pyotr Poroshenko said in an interview with national television channels on Sunday.
"Today, the process of large-scale demobilization is underway in Ukraine," he said.
Very Interesting!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=krD4hdGvGHM&index=1&list=PL2RzsTTHhhwVjSKPk3Al1tZ37D8XJDIEt
Have not seen this explained or put so clearly before.
Vann7 wrote:
Have not seen this explained or put so clearly before.
The Minsk-2 agreement opens the door for the reversing of the coup
in Ukraine.. and not only the pro Russian Factions in Donetsk and Lugansk
to have the right to speak their language..but in all ukraine too... it also opens
the door for them to have representation in kiev.. that is Pro Russian political parties
representation.. in short MInsk-2 is a document that pressure Ukraine into becoming
again a democracy with freedom of expression and freedom of association in politics.
So any Pro RUssian Candidate allowed to participate in next elections for President of
Ukraine ,have a big chance of winning , and reversing all the Banderafication of Ukraine.
to a nation friendly that is majority is friendly or neutral to Russia.
This of course the implementation of Minsk-2 is highly dependent on the pressure of Europe
on Americans and Kiev to continue and end the war there. But is not all 100% clear still..
because france Holland is opposing Russia in Syria..and Russia helping Assad could end
the support of France in opposing obama policies in ukraine and complicate everything.
Germany's Merkel sees need to cooperate with Russia on Syria
Germany and other western European powers need to work with Russia as well as the United States to solve the crisis in Syria, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Saturday.
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