VARGR198 wrote:
Looks like the 2nd drone did some damage to the turret traverse mechanism though. They survived but the tank is probably needing some time in the shop.
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ahmedfire wrote:Julian is sad which makes me happy
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Arrow wrote:Ukraine brings three brigades to the borders of the Kharkiv region. It is doubtful that the Russians will gain much more territory. Are Russian forces in this region too weak for a larger offensive and a buffer zone?
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Heavy shelling of Belgorod. The entire block collapsed
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If the Ukrainian government cared about the lives of its citizens it wouldn't have prosecuted a war with Russia in the first place.Karl Haushofer wrote:The downside of Putin's extreme cautiousness and restraint is that Ukraine can murder any amount of Russian civilians while knowing that Russia will not respond in kind.
It happened in Moscow theater terror attack (which Ukraine was behind) and it happened today in Belgorod.
If Ukraine knows that Russia would respond with force they would think twice and likely opt not to commit acts of terror.
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lancelot wrote:If the Ukrainian government cared about the lives of its citizens it wouldn't have prosecuted a war with Russia in the first place.Karl Haushofer wrote:The downside of Putin's extreme cautiousness and restraint is that Ukraine can murder any amount of Russian civilians while knowing that Russia will not respond in kind.
It happened in Moscow theater terror attack (which Ukraine was behind) and it happened today in Belgorod.
If Ukraine knows that Russia would respond with force they would think twice and likely opt not to commit acts of terror.
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Weekend. Weather is nice. Nothing else to do...are advancing on Lyptsi which is only 20 km from Kharkov!
Looks like one of Musks Starships. Big difference: the Kh-32 only explodes after reaching the target.Tu 22M3 launch Kh 32.
Russian Army lost at least 125% of all men and tanks during the past two years.how they struggle to build up some narrative closing to objective one, after years of continuous lies.
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I sure hope Ukies will finally wake up from this existential nightmare and decide for themselves what is best for this young nation, which by nature is tied to the Russian ensemble as long as there is Russian blood on its roots.
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Arrow wrote:Ukraine brings three brigades to the borders of the Kharkiv region. It is doubtful that the Russians will gain much more territory. Are Russian forces in this region too weak for a larger offensive and a buffer zone?
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It would be a mistake, for the Russian ideological mindset, all what these people are are misguided Russian brothers unaware of their sins.
I sure hope Ukies will finally wake up from this existential nightmare and decide for themselves what is best for this young nation, which by nature is tied to the Russian ensemble as long as there is Russian blood on its roots.
At least Jihadi Julian admits ukrainian defeats. That is one good thing about him.
Even if tried, Jihad Julian is incapable to mark the scale of events. He would have been eaten alive by his crowdfunded mob doing so Laughing
To begin with, the forefront of the offensive operations in that direction is 50 km wide, not 20 Laughing
Ukraine brings three brigades to the borders of the Kharkiv region.
The downside of Putin's extreme cautiousness and restraint is that Ukraine can murder any amount of Russian civilians while knowing that Russia will not respond in kind.
Ukrainian government does not care about eastern Ukrainian citizens but it does care about its own elite in Kiev and western Ukraine. Start hitting residential areas in Kiev (where the rich elite lives) and Lvov as a response and Ukraine will stop these attacks.
Of course this will never happen because Putin wants to be a saint, but this will cost Russia lives.
Still not getting it, are you? To give a hint, we have jumped from 1000+ daily eliminated ukie soldiers for many months to 1500+ in the last days...
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Arrow wrote:Ukraine brings three brigades to the borders of the Kharkiv region. It is doubtful that the Russians will gain much more territory. Are Russian forces in this region too weak for a larger offensive and a buffer zone?
Heavy shelling of Belgorod. The entire block collapsed
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TMA1 wrote:Got some shills coming to the party to try and spin the narrative for this offensive. Nice!
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GarryB wrote:
Nazis are going to be nazis... collect evidence and prosecute after the conflict. Any soldiers involved will not dare try to pretend they were just following orders... that excuse does not work any more.
Kiev making their troops commit such war crimes is more likely to increase the numbers surrendering and likely even lead to many choosing to change sides.
Evil is evil and evil is obvious.
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Start acting like their enemy and ignore the rules of war and what are they fighting for?
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Mir wrote:Arrow wrote:Ukraine brings three brigades to the borders of the Kharkiv region. It is doubtful that the Russians will gain much more territory. Are Russian forces in this region too weak for a larger offensive and a buffer zone?
Heavy shelling of Belgorod. The entire block collapsed
The Russians have vastly more clout in reserve - emphasis on VASTLY MORE. These three brigades will very soon find themselves caught in a rat trap.
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