Russian special military operation in Ukraine #46

Firebird wrote:Duda and the rest of them are verminous pieces of shit tho.
They might take over Lvov, call it "Poland" then call it the "Polish Ukrainian Commonwealth". Then try and get nukes for the "Ukraine" and cause a load of shit to Russia again.

Backman wrote:What did he expect ? The shit he says is unacceptable in war time. This has been coming for a long time 

TASS writes:

"The former head of the DNR militia Igor Strelkov (Girkin) has been detained in Moscow and charged with extremism, according to his wife Miroslava Reginskaya. Law enforcement agencies confirmed the information about his detention

ALAMO wrote:I have read using one eye only, that his saga ended with a testimony of Wagner group medician, who claimed that Mr. Crymeariver used to collect the money that ended up not exactly where it should have ...
But I am old, and my eye can deceive me

The so-called "Black Sea Grain Initiative" was in fact a non-escalation agreement in the Black Sea. Since ships with grain are going there, there should not be active hostilities.

At the same time, the West did not fulfill its obligations in matters of freight and insurance of ships coming from Russia, attacked Sevastopol, the Crimean bridge and our warship with naval drones.

But one rule was still respected: no one attacked or sank merchant ships going to and from Russia!

Withdrawing from the grain agreement, Russia effectively declared a naval blockade of Ukraine. The very next day, the Kiev regime declared a naval blockade of Russia.

This is an escalation and should be taken very seriously.

1. It was not Kyiv that announced the naval blockade to us, but London and Washington.
2. Ukraine does not have a fleet to implement the blockade, but the Anglo-Saxons have everything they need.
3. Not warships, but "unknown boats", missiles and naval drones will be used.
4. The Anglo-Saxons will do everything, and Zelensky and the Podolians will puff out their cheeks.
5. The danger of attack and sinking of civilian ships going to and from our ports has sharply increased.
6. How to resist it? Maximum control over the entire area of ​​the Black Sea, a sober assessment of the situation and the speedy deprivation of the Kyiv regime of access to the sea.

a sober assessment of the situation and the speedy deprivation of the Kyiv regime of access to the sea. wrote:

JohninMK wrote:Spot on the target

https://twitter.com/i/status/1682468431319187457

PapaDragon wrote:

Arkanghelsk wrote:Poland Considering Sending Troops to Western Ukraine - Russian Foreign Intel Head
.....

Best news all year

Once they are over the line blow them to pieces alongside entire current geopolitical order, all consequence free

ALAMO wrote:And by the way, my fellow Polak eaters ... It looks like you have not noticed, that the solution of Poland taking over the west part of 404 was advocated by Putin since the very beginning.
And Hungary.
And Slovakia.
There is a different question. As far as Hungarian speaking areas, and Uzhorod surroundings are physically habituated by Slovaks and Hungarians, there are no Poles in Lvov area. But hard core bandera thugs ... ehkm ... pardon, Ukrainian nationalists. One would have been crazy to push any idea of uniting Poland with them.
But as Poland is ruled by openly antiPolish thugs, well ...

Arkanghelsk wrote:It seems Russian senior leadership, and Putin believe Russia can win against NATO in Suwalki, and Baltics

It will be a fast war, not like Ukraine as Russia will indiscriminately hit NATO when it goes into Suwalki

NATO cannot do much in this area, as the General Staff is correct, in the short term, NATO has no equipment to rebuff a Russian advance - 1st armored corps will take time to commit to the fight,  and Russia can attrite 1st armored easily by targeting them directly

Once Russia seizes Suwalki it will be the new Checkpoint Charlie

Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega addressed his fellow countrymen and spoke a little about the behind-the-scenes talks during the EU-CELAC summit:

“They wanted to bring a fascist, the Nazi president of Ukraine, to attend the EU-CELAC summit. The Europeans pushed hard, but most of the SELAC countries disagreed. As a result, they could not put the fascist president of Ukraine here.”

Few of today's leaders can afford to call a spade a spade.

flamming_python wrote:
It's not that they believe that they can win.