Kinda unrelated to this, but still. Big protests against NATO in Belgrade right now, I hear. Anniversary of the "we are a purely defensive alliance" bombings that killed 2000+ and destroyed hospitals, schools etc.
I know there is at least one Serb here on this forum. Would appreciate some "local perspective" so to speak.
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In case of a continental war, Russia must advance strongly to Germany to keep its industrial apparatus and resources. It is a weak country with a population of queers and homosexuals, but with a great industrial and technological capacity that Russia would do well to take over . It would not be a military problem, unlike France or Great Britain. Ukraine is stronger than Germany
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SeigSoloyvov wrote:Oh they are finally being honest they plan to annex most of ukraine if not all of it, good good.
Probably not serious yet. But it might be the only solution to put an end to all this. If Russia does not establish strict control over Little Russia there are ways for Americans to keep grinding it to the ground for years. They will send mercenaries, smuggle in nastier and nastier weapons etc.
I don't believe in annexation though. Maybe some kind of coalition of Eurasian block can establish peacekeeping mission in Little Russia after the liberation is completed. Could be good opportunity even for China to join in as one of the guarantors? Definitely some kind of Supervision Commission is needed at least. To keep an eye that it doesn't slip back to dark era.
I think that at least part of the Ukrainian territory will not return to Kiev. The south and east certainly don't. It will be an Afrin, a Golan. An "ad perpetuam" occupation.
SeigSoloyvov wrote:Lets see how many Ukie troops did you guys claim where in Mari again around 30-40k right? any proof of that.
Arkanghelsk claimed "50,000 Nazis in Mariupol alone" a couple of pages back.
50k.....that's like 23ish percent of the Ukie combined forces lol. No way there was 50k there
There is troops and troops. Neo nazi are not considered as soldiers. Neither are those foreign fighter that they claimed they had 20000 twobweeks ago.
My opinion is that they have almost 90% of their total forces in the east and in Kiev because from those foreigners interview we know that they send everyone on the front. So once east and Kiev fall Ukraine will have no more forces. Add to this a lot must have fled knowingvit's a lost fight.
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SeigSoloyvov wrote:Oh they are finally being honest they plan to annex most of ukraine if not all of it, good good.
Probably not serious yet. But it might be the only solution to put an end to all this. If Russia does not establish strict control over Little Russia there are ways for Americans to keep grinding it to the ground for years. They will send mercenaries, smuggle in nastier and nastier weapons etc.
I don't believe in annexation though. Maybe some kind of coalition of Eurasian block can establish peacekeeping mission in Little Russia after the liberation is completed. Could be good opportunity even for China to join in as one of the guarantors? Definitely some kind of Supervision Commission is needed at least. To keep an eye that it doesn't slip back to dark era.
I think that at least part of the Ukrainian territory will not return to Kiev. The south and east certainly don't. It will be an Afrin, a Golan. An "ad perpetuam" occupation.
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Again, there is no sense in this
But what does need to happen is federalization, and federal districts with their own managers, like in Russia
So a Carpathian Rus' federal district, a central federal district, and a Novorussian federal district
The main city of Carpathian Rus' can be Lvov, but it must be a Lvov where thorough denazification and demilitarization has taken place, and a Rusyn identity is rediscovered. Carpathian Rus' also includes the Transcarpathian autonomous region, with links to Hungary, to further reduce the chances of any retarded nationalism re-emerging
The central federal district's main city is Kiev, which is also the capital of the country. Kiev is a Russian-speaking city, it can keep the centre anchored, it just needs to rediscover its identity as the heart of this new federal state.
The Novorussian federal district's main city is Kharkov, the industrial and economic hub of eastern Ukraine. Just in case, the LNR and DNR are next door and also part of the federal district, with their very strong regional identities and ties to Russia.
Over time this state can centralize, as Russia did, but it will be a centralization that would respect every region's and federal district's identity, like in Russia - and this will provide a balance against any nationalism, oligarch ideologies and general mental corruption
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Kiev regime forces are expecting to abandon their fortified positions in Donetsk and are scrambling to set up a new line near Pavolgrad to the south-west of Izyum.
This is desperation and doomed to failure. They spent 7 years building up their bunkers in the DNR and are now going to have make some trenches and position their heavy weapons where they can be obliterated by air power alone.
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Kiev regime forces are expecting to abandon their fortified positions in Donetsk and are scrambling to set up a new line near Pavolgrad to the south-west of Izyum.
This is desperation and doomed to failure. They spent 7 years building up their bunkers in the DNR and are now going to have make some trenches and position their heavy weapons where they can be obliterated by air power alone.
Yep
Dr.Snufflebug wrote:Izyum has been taken by RU, cutting off the main highway between Kharkov and Slavyansk/Kramatorsk. UA Donbass forces have basically no option but to dash for Pavlograd now.
They'll most likely be bombed all the way back, too.
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In my opinion, I don't think NATO is giving Ukraine combat assistance through the E-3 and other electronic warfare systems. If that happened, Russia would (rightly) consider it a military action and exercise its response.
Dr.Snufflebug wrote:Kinda unrelated to this, but still. Big protests against NATO in Belgrade right now, I hear. Anniversary of the "we are a purely defensive alliance" bombings that killed 2000+ and destroyed hospitals, schools etc.
I know there is at least one Serb here on this forum. Would appreciate some "local perspective" so to speak.
Well, Belgrade now:
Lots of Russian flags, and the occasional mention of Putin...
I don't speak Serbian but "Srbija, Russija, something something" is chanted. Any native speaker.around?
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Russia intends to fully restore the city of Mariupol after the end of the special operation in Ukraine. This was announced by the Secretary of the General Council of United Russia, First Vice Speaker of the Federation Council Andrei Turchak during a visit to a temporary accommodation facility in the village of Volodarskoye in the Donetsk People's Republic.
"Russia will restore everything [in Mariupol]. Now we need to finish the operation. And immediately the builders, and we'll all pile on, and we'll do everything. We will restore everything," the United Russia press service quoted Turchak as saying on Thursday. Thus, he answered one of the residents of Mariupol to the question of who will restore the city destroyed during the conflict. https://tass.ru/politika/14175659
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Ispan wrote:I am at a loss for words hearing of the death of two of the children of Auslander. I believe these were adopted war orphans he mentioned in some posts. I know the eldest boy when he grew up joined the militia a couple years ago. It's awful but it's to be expected. I don't know his name or what he is like but I can figure out some guy like Zhoga, that lad who grew up with the war and was the commander of Motorola battallion and was killed at Volnovakha.
It's bad to see these young guys and men die, but somebody must go to war else the war would never end and the women and children would be killed. It's sad, I got sad seeing the bodies of Russian soldiers but that's war. Somebody has to pay the price. When war comes to your country, you have no choice, you can't expect others to fight for you. Still that Auslander boy volunteered, when he need not, makes his sacrifice even nobler. He died so some other didn't have to. For that I thank him, and thank Auslander. You can be proud of him.
The loss of your daughter is simply awful. A soldier has to expect wounds and death, but that is simply beastly murder. Brave girl too. She must have known the ukros fire at ambulances and when you are in a war zone and within the range of artillery, it can fall anywhere. Still that's not just bad luck, but sheer murder.
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One way or the other we (allow me to speak as a Russian for once, because your dead are also my own), we are going to lose thousands of people, both brave warriors and unfortunate civilians. Those that make it, like that couple and their newborn son rescued from Mariupol, will owe it to the efforts of thousands like Auslander children. They did their duty and saved lives. Theirs was a tragic and short life, but they achieved most and did more good than most people will in their life time. Their death was not in vain. I haven't cried like this since 2014. One day, when my little daughters grow up, I hope to be able to teach them to be worthy of being Russian, of living up to the example of Auslander children and all others. If I achieve that, then my life will have been worth it.
Thank you from my heart for your eloquent post that put it so much better than I could have done. Auslander and I arrived here at about the same time back in the dark days of 2015, refugees from theMess and mp.net and, although we have never met, I have felt a strong bond with him since then and especially now. I will leave it at that other than to say that their God will be watching over him and his family, perhaps not how they thought but he will be there.
Johninmk and Ispan,
Jesus wept! The two of you have just reduced thirteen men and women to tears. Luba (Luba is the personal of Lubov, only allowed by verbal permission to close friends) just printed this out, came down and handed it to my charming bride who read it out to me, then translated from English to perfect Russian so here's me typing away and taking a break from the vodka. A short break for sure. We are out of glass bottle vodka long ago and have switched to field brew vodka. It is cloudy and stored in a glass jug, the dirtier the better, and the stuff is not clear. You drink it with a bite of very strong pickle and 'batton' bread, a sip and two bites, otherwise white fire comes out of one's ears and nose and probably other areas.
We have just hoisted a toast to these two more than eloquent statements from the pair of you. Our daughter and son died doing what they wanted to do. They have both fought (Medical Sisters will fight like demons alongside their men if needs be and she has fought more than once). They and the other two are volunteers, no one made them go up there to fight, they were drawn to what they did and must do. I sometimes think this night as I drink (I rarely do, I normally have a small glass or two of wine with VCO during our nightly whine and wine sessions) that maybe if it was not made so clear to our children what I used to do they would not have done what they did and do, but I think not. I think no matter what they knew of me, what scars they saw, what medals and citations they found as they rummaged around as children are wont to do, what stories they heard from old friends and comrades who visit from time to time, maybe they would not have gone north and did what they did and suffered the fates they suffered. But I am wrong, no matter what they knew of me or our comrades or our friends, it was in their blood at birth. Their fates were sealed before they ever laid eyes on me and VCO and one can never negate fate, it is engraved in timeless stone.
We thirteen salute you from Sevastopol, an oasis of peace and quiet as our local boys, our Spetznaz and Heavy Infantry, are fighting not far north of us and our 'lightly wounded' are beginning to come back to us to convalesce.
God bless you all, and we thank all of you for your kind words and condolences. Our daughter and son will be home to us in two days and we hope and pray that the other two return to us in health and peace in time. It is all we can do for them at this time.
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₦₳V????????é???????? Z ~ a special military operation @Navsteva · 1h "In Marinka, the militants of the Right Sector radical group (the organization is banned in Russia) realized that they would face the same fate as the nationalists in Volnovakha, and hurriedly left the city, leaving the rear of the Ukrainian security forces uncovered" twitter.com/Mastersepar/st…
Gleb Bazov @gbazov · 1h I have a reason to think that this could be true, this is a significant development. Radicals have been used as punitive units forcing regular #Ukraine|ian troops into fighting at threat of death (#ZagradOtryady)--many POW interviews confirm. If they start abandoning positions... twitter.com/Mastersepar/st…
сезза мессия @meatballsubzero · 3h Azov suffered its biggest losses today to date and no longer exists as a cohesive unit. Announcement from Mariupol any minute. Head of the DPR Denis Pushilin and State Duma deputies Turchak and Sablin are already there. Happy tears. It's over
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Gleb Bazov @gbazov · 16m #FLASH—Contrary to my previous assumption, I am seeing reports that #Kadyrov has announced the liberation of the entire #LeftBank #LevoBerezhny district of #Mariupol.
Gleb Bazov @gbazov · 15m This would indicate near collapse of #Azov resistance, as I do not anticipate much trouble to the north of #Mariupol.
Levi @Levi_godman · 15m Replying to @gbazov Heard they are already stopped using heavy equipment
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Jesus wept! The two of you have just reduced thirteen men and women to tears. Luba (Luba is the personal of Lubov, only allowed by verbal permission to close friends) just printed this out, came down and handed it to my charming bride who read it out to me, then translated from English to perfect Russian so here's me typing away and taking a break from the vodka. A short break for sure. We are out of glass bottle vodka long ago and have switched to field brew vodka. It is cloudy and stored in a glass jug, the dirtier the better, and the stuff is not clear. You drink it with a bite of very strong pickle and 'batton' bread, a sip and two bites, otherwise white fire comes out of one's ears and nose and probably other areas.
We have just hoisted a toast to these two more than eloquent statements from the pair of you. Our daughter and son died doing what they wanted to do. They have both fought (Medical Sisters will fight like demons alongside their men if needs be and she has fought more than once). They and the other two are volunteers, no one made them go up there to fight, they were drawn to what they did and must do. I sometimes think this night as I drink (I rarely do, I normally have a small glass or two of wine with VCO during our nightly whine and wine sessions) that maybe if it was not made so clear to our children what I used to do they would not have done what they did and do, but I think not. I think no matter what they knew of me, what scars they saw, what medals and citations they found as they rummaged around as children are wont to do, what stories they heard from old friends and comrades who visit from time to time, maybe they would not have gone north and did what they did and suffered the fates they suffered. But I am wrong, no matter what they knew of me or our comrades or our friends, it was in their blood at birth. Their fates were sealed before they ever laid eyes on me and VCO and one can never negate fate, it is engraved in timeless stone.
We thirteen salute you from Sevastopol, an oasis of peace and quiet as our local boys, our Spetznaz and Heavy Infantry, are fighting not far north of us and our 'lightly wounded' are beginning to come back to us to convalesce.
God bless you all, and we thank all of you for your kind words and condolences. Our daughter and son will be home to us in two days and we hope and pray that the other two return to us in health and peace in time. It is all we can do for them at this time.
Thank you for those words. We are a small but widespread virtual community here many of whom, as you will have noticed, have been touched by your tragedy.
I hope I speak for us all when I say that we would be honoured if you would upload a memorial photo once they have been laid to rest?
On a lighter note, I hope the 13 heads there are not too sore in the morning.
May your God go with you.
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Dr.Snufflebug wrote:Kinda unrelated to this, but still. Big protests against NATO in Belgrade right now, I hear. Anniversary of the "we are a purely defensive alliance" bombings that killed 2000+ and destroyed hospitals, schools etc.
I know there is at least one Serb here on this forum. Would appreciate some "local perspective" so to speak.
Well, Belgrade now:
Lots of Russian flags, and the occasional mention of Putin...
I don't speak Serbian but "Srbija, Russija, something something" is chanted. Any native speaker.around?[/quote.
In the first link; Kosovo is the heart of Serbia and Serbs and Russians, brothers forever... In the second video: **** **** NATO pact and Serbia, Russia, we don't need EU...
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[quote="JohninMK"]Does this look like cluster munitions this morning?
Someone replies asking what falls out of the sky at 9 secs, a booster?
Could be the rear part of an Tocha that comes down after releasing its payload earlier. A relative volatile impact hits the cranes before anything else goes of. so looks like it came indeed from the air.
...and i take this video for archiving. *swipe!*
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Arkanghelsk wrote:NATO will not deploy troops in Ukraine to avoid war with Russia - Alliance Secretary General Stoltenberg, responding to Poland's proposal to send a peacekeeping mission to Ukraine.
NATO shit it's panties big surprise, no asswhooping for now
Probably the opposite. The war has shown that Russian convential forces are not that good, and probably would get thier ass kicked in a confrontation with Nato forces.
What people in the west don't understand is that the Russian forces in Ukraine are the 2nd and 3rd tier of the Russian armed forces. The 1st tier are being saved in case of a conflict with NATO/US.
Another thing people in the west don't understand is that Russia needs to live right next to Ukraine, so the American way of doing war is not right here(American way is to bomb a country for months, sent in their ground forces and delcare victory).
Russia does not want to destroy Ukraine, it wants to capture it, as much of it intact as possible.
Walle is a piece of shit dude. He is from Sweden. He is just a typical retard spewing nonsense while Garry let's him. His fag army lost against taliban while Russia is actually going against a full fledged army better equipped than anyone they ever fought.
I am requesting GarryB to ban him as he insults the Russian army whom is sacrificing themselves for a better future. Others were banned for a lot less.
Leave him alone. Like other pro US fanbois he is seeing how the russian hardware are working as advertized and it is eating him from the inside.
I've requested GarryB to intervene.
Thats right Mikey, as soon you dont agree with someone on a forum just ban him. Thats one way to have a one side only debate. Reading yours and others responses relly makes me doubt the admins responsebility here. Gess you can get away with murder here as long as you only support Russia. I relly dont give a rats ass what you and mr Garry do or say. Meanwhile I gladly continue to be a nail in your eye.
Facts is that Russia forces have fucked up, and shown weakness and incomptense that make western leaders shake thier heads.
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NATO will not deploy troops in Ukraine to avoid war with Russia - Alliance Secretary General Stoltenberg, responding to Poland's proposal to send a peacekeeping mission to Ukraine.