Russian special military operation in Ukraine #25

SeigSoloyvov wrote:

zorobabel wrote:Krasny Liman being assaulted from two sides, according to War Gonzo. Losses among the ranks of the defenders. Hopefully they can hang on.

So it seems, but the fanboys will defend this until the end,

The State Duma of the Russian Federation introduces the concepts of “mobilization”, “martial law” and “wartime” into the Criminal Code.

Voluntary surrender, looting and unauthorized abandonment of a unit during the period of hostilities entails imprisonment for up to 15 years.

The State Duma on the eve introduced a package of amendments to the bill on amendments to the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, adopted in the first reading in July.

The amendments introduce a whole set of new articles of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation: "Voluntary surrender" (Article 352.1) and "Looting" (Article 356.1). For surrender, one faces from three to 10 years in prison, if there are no signs of high treason. For looting - up to 15 years in prison.

The list of aggravating circumstances includes the commission of a crime “during the period of mobilization or martial law, in wartime” (Article 63).

Unauthorized abandonment of the unit during the period of mobilization and martial law (Article 337 of the Criminal Code) will be punished more severely:
• from two to 10 days - up to 5 years in prison, and not up to one year
• from 10 to one month - up to 7 years in prison, and not up to three years
• more than a month - from 5 to 10 years in a colony, and not up to five years.

Refusing. Non-fulfillment by subordinates of the order of the chief, given in the prescribed manner, during martial law, in wartime or in the conditions of an armed conflict or combat operations, as well as refusal to participate in military or hostilities, it is proposed to punish with imprisonment for a term of two to three years ( Part 2.1 of Article 332 of the Criminal Code).

A group of articles is also introduced on non-execution of the state defense order and violation of the terms of the state contract (articles 201.2, 201.3, 285.5, 285.6 of the Criminal Code).

The second reading of the bill is scheduled today. The State Duma can adopt it simultaneously in the third, final one. By analogy with the package of laws on military censorship, it can be approved by the Federation Council, signed by the president and published before the end of the day.

The bill comes into force from the day of its official publication.

Podlodka77 wrote:
If we are fanboys what are you ? Do you like Ukroshitstan and do you like "Slava Ukraini"? People who support Russia here support it without reservation and to the end, and most importantly, they do not doubt in Russian victory. I see here ten plus people who are steadfast while the rest are misery. I don't like to give my comments about SMO because I'm a member of a forum, so I'm not authoritative. At which department did you study geopolitics, Mr. Serge ?

LMFS wrote:It seems the referendums are coming to Donbass, Kherson and maybe Zaporizhia too in the shortest time. Maybe the political signal to justify some fall offensive and eliminate the ukie forces that left defensive positions in those regions, we will see

ALAMO wrote:

Podlodka77 wrote:
If we are fanboys what are you ? Do you like Ukroshitstan and do you like "Slava Ukraini"? People who support Russia here support it without reservation and to the end, and most importantly, they do not doubt in Russian victory. I see here ten plus people who are steadfast while the rest are misery. I don't like to give my comments about SMO because I'm a member of a forum, so I'm not authoritative. At which department did you study geopolitics, Mr. Serge ?

The other case are the people who give a shit about the outcome of this war.
That would be kind of me.
Because no matter the winning side, this will end one way or another - either the NATO will step down, or the Russian Federation.
In both cases, the pressure will get significantly lower.
Or we will have a nuclear war
Sure I have my black horse, but the only reason is my family issues with the banderit vermits - but that does not apply to all the Ukrainians obviously, as I have friends among them. Yet none of them is Banderit.

LMFS wrote:It seems the referendums are coming to Donbass, Kherson and maybe Zaporizhia too in the shortest time. Maybe the political signal to justify some fall offensive and eliminate the ukie forces that left defensive positions in those regions, we will see

zorobabel wrote:Feels almost certain that we will wake up in a few days to hear Krasny Liman, DNR, had fallen. All according to plan, the propagandists bark.

flamming_python wrote:

zorobabel wrote:Feels almost certain that we will wake up in a few days to hear Krasny Liman, DNR, had fallen. All according to plan, the propagandists bark.

It's impossible that Krasny Liman will fall unless the Russian leadership makes the decision to retreat from it over it not being worth defending and being able to kill more Ukrainian troops by allowing them to advance anyway

But this is unlikely as we've already heard that Russia has pulled up reinforcements to Krasny Liman. It doesn't look like Russia has any mind for abandoning the town. Therefore, it won't fall. The end.

sundoesntrise wrote:

flamming_python wrote:

zorobabel wrote:Feels almost certain that we will wake up in a few days to hear Krasny Liman, DNR, had fallen. All according to plan, the propagandists bark.

It's impossible that Krasny Liman will fall unless the Russian leadership makes the decision to retreat from it over it not being worth defending and being able to kill more Ukrainian troops by allowing them to advance anyway

But this is unlikely as we've already heard that Russia has pulled up reinforcements to Krasny Liman. It doesn't look like Russia has any mind for abandoning the town. Therefore, it won't fall. The end.

Dude you have gone so far off the rails that it's getting scary.

This shit reads like fatalist Stalinist tier propaganda

flamming_python wrote:

sundoesntrise wrote:

flamming_python wrote:

zorobabel wrote:Feels almost certain that we will wake up in a few days to hear Krasny Liman, DNR, had fallen. All according to plan, the propagandists bark.

It's impossible that Krasny Liman will fall unless the Russian leadership makes the decision to retreat from it over it not being worth defending and being able to kill more Ukrainian troops by allowing them to advance anyway

But this is unlikely as we've already heard that Russia has pulled up reinforcements to Krasny Liman. It doesn't look like Russia has any mind for abandoning the town. Therefore, it won't fall. The end.

Dude you have gone so far off the rails that it's getting scary.

This shit reads like fatalist Stalinist tier propaganda

All you have to do is wait to see who's right then. What's the problem?

Until then, I would kindly request that you cease spreading unfounded panic

Podlodka77 wrote:Don't worry FP, everything is fine with your post, it just seems to me that sundoesntrise reveals the essence of himself - man lives in darkness...
What a moron...

thegopnik wrote:News says Macron is urgently reaching out to putin about the referenda.

Podlodka77 wrote:babble

thegopnik wrote:News says Macron is urgently reaching out to putin about the referenda.

franco wrote:

800 troops per BTG... I think per Western sources.