Russian invasion of Ukraine

roubaixtuesday said:
Would be interesting to know where you've been reading this conspiracy theory, and what evidence (like spent munitions) there actually is for that.
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Ill find it and post it mate..Do i believe it 6 months a go no but now with that Orange wanker in charge kinda changes my mind a lot..
 
roubaixtuesday said:
Don't do random youtube, too time consuming, generally unreliable and rarely clear provenance. Notable they can't spell Kimmel on the link...
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From the description of the channel

"While most people know Jimmy Kimmel for his monologues, interviews, and viral late-night moments, there is a side of television that rarely reaches the screen. Behind the laughter and applause lie quiet conversations, difficult decisions, and emotional moments that unfold once the cameras stop rolling.This channel explores those unseen stories.Through carefully crafted, dramatized storytelling, we dive into the human side of late-night television — the moments after the show ends, the private reactions, and the events that leave lasting marks on careers and public perception. We focus on Jimmy Kimmel and the figures connected to his stage, revealing how entertainment and real life often collide.Here, the story doesn’t end when the show fades to black — it begins there.Disclaimer: This is a fan-curated storytelling channel featuring original dramatized narratives inspired by real public moments. This project is not affiliated with ABC or Jimmy Kimmel Live!."

Probably stems from Russia using US Components in some weapons ( if this is accurate )

www.naval-technology.com

US investigates domestic components in Russian weapons

A US subcommittee convened a hearing that investigated the use of American-made components in Russian weapons found on Ukrainian battlefield.
www.naval-technology.com www.naval-technology.com
 
grunge said:
From the description of the channel

"While most people know Jimmy Kimmel for his monologues, interviews, and viral late-night moments, there is a side of television that rarely reaches the screen. Behind the laughter and applause lie quiet conversations, difficult decisions, and emotional moments that unfold once the cameras stop rolling.This channel explores those unseen stories.Through carefully crafted, dramatized storytelling, we dive into the human side of late-night television — the moments after the show ends, the private reactions, and the events that leave lasting marks on careers and public perception. We focus on Jimmy Kimmel and the figures connected to his stage, revealing how entertainment and real life often collide.Here, the story doesn’t end when the show fades to black — it begins there.Disclaimer: This is a fan-curated storytelling channel featuring original dramatized narratives inspired by real public moments. This project is not affiliated with ABC or Jimmy Kimmel Live!."

Probably stems from Russia using US Components in some weapons ( if this is accurate )

www.naval-technology.com

US investigates domestic components in Russian weapons

A US subcommittee convened a hearing that investigated the use of American-made components in Russian weapons found on Ukrainian battlefield.
www.naval-technology.com www.naval-technology.com
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Yeah, "fan curated storytelling" youtube channel which uses a celebrity name to get clicks but isn't actually endorsed by said celeb - why would anyone waste their time on that, or believe a conspiracy theory associated with it?
 
Kirkstall Blue said:


“3/6 The territory of modern Donbas remained largely uninhabited for a long time and was known as the 'Wild Fields' (Dyke Pole). Only wild nomadic tribes appeared here occasionally (except for Greek settlements on the Azov Sea coast). I won't go into long and tedious stories about those nomadic tribes — the Polovtsians, Khazars, and others.

Until the 16th century (after the collapse of the Golden Horde), this area was a buffer zone between the Grand Duchy of Lithuania and the Crimean Khanate. On European maps of that time, it was depicted as empty steppe, or as 'Great Tartary,' or as part of the Crimean Khanate.

Nearby, Ukrainian Cossackdom was developing (part of Lithuania, and later the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, but functioning like a 'state within a state' with its own elected leaders, laws, and courts). It was the Cossacks who started the real settlement of the 'Wild Fields' — the part we now call Donbas.

The first mention of Cossacks in these territories dates back to 1547 (one of the sources is the Nikon Chronicle). It is possible that Cossacks appeared there even earlier.
From the 17th century onward, this turned into regular, gradual settlement of the wild region by Ukrainians, continuing into the 18th century. This is confirmed in works by historians from various countries: Polish, Ukrainian, Russian, and French”

A history lesson of the Donbas
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The whole thread is an interesting read for those who want more insight.
 
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