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Russia begins Invasion of Ukraine
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RJMacready73
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finally a Russian with some balls and equal amounts of brains... jesus Russian men really are fucking inept and useless cunts
Give that woman a medal for outstanding fucking bravery for telling it exactly like it is
Give that woman a medal for outstanding fucking bravery for telling it exactly like it is
RJMacready73
Simps for Amouranth
repeat after me.. if it comes out of a Russians mouth its a lie, if it says we lost 10 men, they lost 100, if it says they killed 100 Ukrainians they killed 10.. it ain't fucking rocket science
FunkMiller
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I don't think we're going to have any doubts as to when the counter offensive actually begins. In modern warfare a large scale offensive against defending positions generally begins with an airborne attack. I'd say we'll know the counter has started when we start getting information and video of multiple cruise missile hits. If it's to be believed that the Ukrainians have hundreds of storm shadows, then they will use a lot of them to soften up Russian positions.
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Gp1
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If Ukraine had air superiority.
Besides that, we are seeing Storm Shadows strikes and behind enemy lines incursions for more than a week now.
What we are seeing now is probably force recon, trying to pin Russian forces in place.
I would expect some sort of SEAD/DEAD ops, some real panicking coming from the Russian miliblogsphere, and then a massive artillery/air strikes before UAF commit their to their main assault.
(My opinions are of a avid Tom Clancy's reader so take everything with a grain of salt
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Bitmap Frogs
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I would also point out that for the latest few months Ukraine has been quietly poking and prodding all along the zaporihzhia frontline tightening the front and while sending a force recon of this size is an escalation this was ultimately about trying to find where they get an actual push back.
Right now they are conducting two operations to get the orcs to relocate troops, one is around Bahkmut and the other inside Russia itself.
Right now they are conducting two operations to get the orcs to relocate troops, one is around Bahkmut and the other inside Russia itself.
Lord Panda
The Sea is Always Right
Argh, I wish they made an effort to hide her identity.
NoLootBoxDev
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Russia is currently activating various international “pacifist” organizations with the aim of impressing upon public opinion the necessity of peaceful negotiations between Ukraine and the Russian Federation.
russiavsworld.org/a-doub...
Azurro
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There's no military base in my booty, good sir!!
winjer
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Russia is currently activating various international “pacifist” organizations with the aim of impressing upon public opinion the necessity of peaceful negotiations between Ukraine and the Russian Federation.
russiavsworld.org/a-doub...
All that Russia has to do is leave all Ukrainian territories, and there will be peace.
NoLootBoxDev
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Bitmap Frogs
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BTW, tomorrow is the anniversary of D-Day.
Not saying that Ukraine might chose to start the counter offensive against the russians on the same day as the counter offensive against the nazis but uh....
Not saying that Ukraine might chose to start the counter offensive against the russians on the same day as the counter offensive against the nazis but uh....
Rat Rage
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Liljagare
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700 $ dollars is the cost for a dead enemy. :0
Lots of activity tonight, this looks interesting:
And:
June 5, 2023 Russia-Ukraine news
Ukraine successfully launched offensives in several directions, including the eastern city of Bakhmut in the eastern Donetsk region, a senior official said Monday. Russia said it repelled a large-scale attack to the south of Donetsk.
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dem
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700 $ dollars is the cost for a dead enemy. :0
Lots of activity tonight, this looks interesting:
And:
June 5, 2023 Russia-Ukraine news
Ukraine successfully launched offensives in several directions, including the eastern city of Bakhmut in the eastern Donetsk region, a senior official said Monday. Russia said it repelled a large-scale attack to the south of Donetsk.edition.cnn.com
I would feel very weird directly funding the death of another person... even if he is a Russan invader.
Yes... taxes... war machine... all that..
Still a weird burden to shoulder.
NoLootBoxDev
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NoLootBoxDev
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This is fucked up, I bet Ruzzia will say Ukraine did it. This provides power to the Nuclear plant.
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Gp1
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This is fucked up, I bet Ruzzia will say Ukraine did it. This provides power to the Nuclear plant.
They better learn to swim...
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People wouldn't have to shoulder the burden of killing Russian soldiers if their governments didn't spend the past 30 years appeasing Russia's imperial fantasies. The invasion and occupation of Samachablo and Abkhazia made Russia's intentions abundantly clear. The annexation of Crimea should have been the nail in the coffin for the Russian economy.
Apocryphon
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This is fucked up, I bet Ruzzia will say Ukraine did it. This provides power to the Nuclear plant.
It’s unlikely to be connected to the plant. If it’s confirmed to be a Russian action, it’s more likely to flood crossings downstream making Ukrainian advancement in that direction difficult or impossible.
It’s worth remembering that the Ukrainians also considered doing the same last year and even shelled the dam with himars to test if water levels could be raised to affect a Russian supply lines without flooding nearby towns.
“There were moments when we turned off their supply lines completely, and they still managed to build crossings,” Kovalchuk said. “They managed to replenish ammunition. … It was very difficult.”
Kovalchuk considered flooding the river. The Ukrainians, he said, even conducted a test strike with a HIMARS launcher on one of the floodgates at the Nova Kakhovka dam, making three holes in the metal to see if the Dnieper’s water could be raised enough to stymie Russian crossings but not flood nearby villages.”
Scorched Earth lunacy maybe, but we won’t know for sure for days yet.
Roll Fizzlebeef
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Pretty sure the canal to crimea was dependent on the reservoir. They wont be getting water that way anytime soon..
E-Cat
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The water probably flowing in the opposite direction now
Nikodemos
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FunkMiller
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At this point, I'm comfortable with the idea of nuking Moscow. What an absolute bunch of cunts.
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Lukaku's First Touch
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This is what I call major escalation from the Russian Nazis. Time to give Ukraine everything and officially giving the GO ahead for striking Russian soil.
Liljagare
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Yeah, it's allready started in some water ways:
Add this to the list of war crimes.
https://ihl-databases.icrc.org/en/ihl-treaties/api-1977/article-56
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Wildebeest
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On days like this, I like to remember how ridiculous people who accuse NATO or Ukraine of escalation are.
Lord Panda
The Sea is Always Right
This is fucked up, I bet Ruzzia will say Ukraine did it. This provides power to the Nuclear plant.
Utter lunacy; simply unbelievable what these debased animals are capable of.
But at least today it's Russian Language Day, so thanks for the reminder UN.
TheDreadLord
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Which side looses the most with the dam blasting? It sounds a bit counterintuitive if Russia did it on purpose as at best it would give a very temporary advantage for Russia. After a few days they are back to similar situation as they were before the blasting with the problem of Crimea basically fucked without a good source of water.
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Ukraine loses the most because of the devastation caused by flooding and the loss of a hydro electric power plant that will require years to rebuild.
Liljagare
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Could be wrong, but, how would Ukraine blow it up?
It was captured by Russia at the start of Moscow's February 2022 invasion, and has been held by it ever since. They had control of it.
The time line points in one direction, local Russian authorities in the city of Nova Kakhovka initially denied anything had happened to the dam at all, then all of a sudden they blamed Ukraine for it, which has everything to loose by this move. It ruined a powerplant, and makes any sort of troop movements in the area harder, allowing for the RuSSKies to now station troops on the banks and reinforce.
The dam was really built with military actions in mind – it is a capital structure with a margin of safety. It is very difficult to destroy it from the outside. The second reason is the continuation of Russia's tactics to destroy Ukraine's critical infrastructure.
Also, "The weapons currently used by the Ukrainian military [i.e. destroying bridges and crossings in the occupied territories – UP] are not enough," says Yurii Sobolevsky, Deputy Head of Kherson Oblast Council.".
Major dam collapses in southern Ukraine, flooding villages as Moscow and Kyiv trade blame
The wall of a major dam in a part of southern Ukraine has collapsed, triggering floods, endangering Europe’s largest nuclear power plant and threatening drinking water supplies.
apnews.com
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Tams
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It's Russia. Who the fuck knows?! They just do these sort of things.
Most of the population are fucked up in some way.
Seriously, they are what a toddler would be if they were a nation.
Rat Rage
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I hope the nuclear power plant is safe.
If a nuclear meltdown happens, I think it's going to trigger NATO to attack, as a meltdown could potentially threaten quite a few european countries.
Here is what happend after Chernobyl.
Also, I'm 100% certain Nato has been training for a war with Russia since month. Russia is gonna be very fucked if that happens.
Putin that motherfucker needs to die already. This shit's been going on for way too long.
If a nuclear meltdown happens, I think it's going to trigger NATO to attack, as a meltdown could potentially threaten quite a few european countries.
Here is what happend after Chernobyl.
Also, I'm 100% certain Nato has been training for a war with Russia since month. Russia is gonna be very fucked if that happens.
Putin that motherfucker needs to die already. This shit's been going on for way too long.
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LimanimaPT
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Are you for real?
1.The dam was a bridge that Ukrainians could use to cross the river. Whitout the dam a kherson front is no more.
2. This will sure delay the Ukranian offensive
3. Ruzzians don't give two fucks about their own citizens let alone crimea citizens. Let them die of thirst.
4.Orcs are orcs and act like orcs
NoLootBoxDev
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NoLootBoxDev
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You know, you could change sides to the winning one and kick Putler out of power. I mean who sends you to die for nothing?
NoLootBoxDev
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Nuking yourself has to be the dumbest thing ever done.
Lord Panda
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Nuking yourself has to be the dumbest thing ever done.
What stood out in the following video were that Russian parents in Belgorod were evacuating hundreds of kids out of harm's way... to Crimea?! Why the fuck would you move your children from one active warzone to potentially another flashpoint, rather than sending them deeper into the interiors of Russia? Made me think that they are deliberately sending their children into danger.
NoLootBoxDev
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Hawking Radiation
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Russia lives in a fantasy world where everybody wants to join it's empire and it's pesky foreigners who are preventing pax rus.
Judging by some of the videos surfacing, these "probing" attacks are turning pretty disastrous for ukrainians. Lots of destroyed, abandoned western IFVs, like Maxxpros. Just like russians, driving into minefields and pounded by artillery.
As I said, western armor won't magically make you immune to mines and artillery. Russians had plenty of time to dig trenches and mine everything. And just rushing against those defensive lines will not work. Without strong air support against artillery I don't have very high expectations (saddly) for this offensive.
As I said, western armor won't magically make you immune to mines and artillery. Russians had plenty of time to dig trenches and mine everything. And just rushing against those defensive lines will not work. Without strong air support against artillery I don't have very high expectations (saddly) for this offensive.
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