Russian special military operation in Ukraine #13

JohninMK wrote:Probably decided that the risk of Russia attacking is low so are moving them to somewhere where they would be of use.

Victor
@Vick_top55
1/2 Are the Nazis preparing to surrender Odessa?

Evacuation trains are sent from Odessa to Uzhgorod and Chernivtsi.  And it’s not Odessa residents who are being evacuated, because the train includes not only passenger cars, but also cars with military equipment and army property  and there are many military people among the passengers.

Is Kyiv surrendering Odessa or preparing for a conflict with Hungary and Romania? https://t.me/vicktop55/3327 #vicktop55

Off to join this lot

Gleb Bazov
@gbazov
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#UKRAINE/#RUSSIA—Losses of the #Ukrainian forces in #RF-led campaign, as of April 21, 2022, according to #Rybar, with access to internal #UA military reports:
Tanks—503
IFVs—1,598
Personnel: 24,511 KIA, 15,823 WIA

RTN wrote:Low IQ Shoigu back from the dead and giving his half baked advice. This fellow was never in the military. Just an ordinary Putin henchman.

PapaDragon wrote:

sepheronx wrote:...I decided against it.  But I will make sure to keep an eye on it.  I dont want to get my child or myself into trouble.

Just explain things to her yourself and tell her that she can ignore that nonsense at school

If anyone tries to give her a test or a grade connected to that make sure she knows that she is free to ignore it or flunk it

Only thing that matters is that she knows that she has your personal blessing to get an F in that case

d_taddei2 wrote:Updates

1) Spain has shipped 200 tonnes of military material, including heavy transport vehicles, to Ukraine: Spanish PM

2) Russian FSB report several Ukrainian citizens detained in Melitopol, and arsenal seized, including MANPADS, anti-tank mines and other ammunition

Sujoy wrote:

https://twitter.com/PatilSushmit/status/1517008863723020291?s=20&t=CK0ug1XmsAWd_M1zXpTL6g

Since the beginning of the Russian invasion, the Orbán government has maintained the position that Hungary is not involved in any form of direct arms transfers to Ukraine.

Meanwhile, according to a relevant government decree, only non-lethal equipment, such as protective and medical equipment, and fuel are allowed to pass directly through Hungary’s borders to Ukraine, but others such as weapons are not.

JohninMK wrote:What is this?

JohninMK wrote:Probably decided that the risk of Russia attacking is low so are moving them to somewhere where they would be of use.

Victor
@Vick_top55
1/2 Are the Nazis preparing to surrender Odessa?

Evacuation trains are sent from Odessa to Uzhgorod and Chernivtsi.  And it’s not Odessa residents who are being evacuated, because the train includes not only passenger cars, but also cars with military equipment and army property  and there are many military people among the passengers.

Is Kyiv surrendering Odessa or preparing for a conflict with Hungary and Romania? https://t.me/vicktop55/3327 #vicktop55

0nillie0 wrote:

JohninMK wrote:What is this?

No idea, i have never seen this vehicle. I even doubt it is Russian made, but should be Riot control vehicle without dozer blade or front mounted screen.

Would be nice to know what it is. Styling reminds me of the Karatel by ZIL but i can not make out the logo on the front (if that even is a logo).

Stealthflanker wrote:No, how it needs to cross NATO airspace ? There is already like 2 Kalibr capable Kilo boats in black sea.

d_taddei2 wrote:

U think neo Nazi's don't kill civilians? U think neo Nazis don't kill foreign citizens? When I was in Kiev in 2014 neo Nazi's chucked two Indian students in front of the metro train. I wasn't witness to it but I was walking down the steps to the metro when police told us the station was closed, the news reported the incident. Now if they can do this in normal day to day life then during war they can do far worse. And do u think USA cares one bit about this pro Russian journalist?

Sujoy wrote:
The Kilo can stay submerged for 45 days and carries 4 Kalibr. Turkey closed the Bosporous on 28th Feb. Did they enter before that? How will they return to base now?

Russia has plenty of land and air based cruise and ballistic missiles. Why are they using ships, submarines to launch missiles? I think there is no need to.

mnztr wrote:

flamming_python wrote:Point is plan B is going well

Everyone knows that plan A failed

No one has any idea what plan A was. Certainly it was not to try an take Kiev with 40,000 troops.