Russian invasion of Ukraine
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Perspective.
23 tanks on the train.
Russia has lost in the region of 1500 tanks by estimates. Maybe more?
Not counting the amount of tanks Ukraine has taken from Russia, working or repaired.
Russia also has to train tank crews.
4 personal per tank?
Building a tank takes time, materials, steel, etc, and money.
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Depending on pronunciation, they've either got the moves or the bombs
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And meanwhile the chief Catholic, while bemoaning a "grave famine of peace", refuses to name Russia as one of the causes of war in his Christmas address.
Putin finally calls it a war with Ukraine.
Either Putin is softening his stance by finally admitting it’s a war, or he is hardening his stance by admitting it’s a war, and in doing so, readying the Russian people and soldiers for a long and drawn out war with Unkraine?
CNN.
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday used the word “war” to refer to the conflict in Ukraine, the first known time he has publicly deviated from his carefully crafted description of Moscow’s invasion as a “special military operation” 10 months after it began.
“Our goal is not to spin the flywheel of military conflict, but, on the contrary, to end this war,” Putin told reporters in Moscow, after attending a State Council meeting on youth policy. “We have been and will continue to strive for this.”
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Another a death with no reason given.
A major Russian shipyard that specializes in building non-nuclear submarines said its general director had died suddenly on Saturday after 11 years in the job, but gave no details.
edition.cnn.com
Either Putin is softening his stance by finally admitting it’s a war, or he is hardening his stance by admitting it’s a war, and in doing so, readying the Russian people and soldiers for a long and drawn out war with Unkraine?
CNN.
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday used the word “war” to refer to the conflict in Ukraine, the first known time he has publicly deviated from his carefully crafted description of Moscow’s invasion as a “special military operation” 10 months after it began.
“Our goal is not to spin the flywheel of military conflict, but, on the contrary, to end this war,” Putin told reporters in Moscow, after attending a State Council meeting on youth policy. “We have been and will continue to strive for this.”
For first known time in public, Putin calls fighting in Ukraine a 'war' | CNN
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday used the word "war" to refer to the conflict in Ukraine, the first known time he has publicly deviated from his carefully crafted description of Moscow's invasion as a "special military operation" 10 months after it began.
edition.cnn.com
Another a death with no reason given.
A major Russian shipyard that specializes in building non-nuclear submarines said its general director had died suddenly on Saturday after 11 years in the job, but gave no details.
Head of major Russian shipyard dies suddenly, no cause given | CNN
A major Russian shipyard that specializes in building non-nuclear submarines said its general director had died suddenly on Saturday after 11 years in the job, but gave no details.
edition.cnn.com
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mosssideblue
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You'd think the thick fuckers would have learnt by now
They dont learn mate,this is why the mobilized refuse to go to designated bases,and throw Ukrainians out of their homes and stay there.
About 2 days ago,Kherson Region,a shitload of mobilized were drafted to a base,Kherson Region.
In under 1 hour of being there,it was hit.
I posted a few month ago,Ukraine intelligence had over 700 co-ordinates of bases etc.
They not hit half yet.
Ukrainian command is like a sponge,soaking it all up,then 1 big squeeze and it all comes.
Slava Ukraini.
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Putin finally calls it a war with Ukraine.
Either Putin is softening his stance by finally admitting it’s a war, or he is hardening his stance by admitting it’s a war, and in doing so, readying the Russian people and soldiers for a long and drawn out war with Unkraine?
CNN.
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday used the word “war” to refer to the conflict in Ukraine, the first known time he has publicly deviated from his carefully crafted description of Moscow’s invasion as a “special military operation” 10 months after it began.
“Our goal is not to spin the flywheel of military conflict, but, on the contrary, to end this war,” Putin told reporters in Moscow, after attending a State Council meeting on youth policy. “We have been and will continue to strive for this.”
For first known time in public, Putin calls fighting in Ukraine a 'war' | CNN
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday used the word "war" to refer to the conflict in Ukraine, the first known time he has publicly deviated from his carefully crafted description of Moscow's invasion as a "special military operation" 10 months after it began.
Another a death with no reason given.
A major Russian shipyard that specializes in building non-nuclear submarines said its general director had died suddenly on Saturday after 11 years in the job, but gave no details.
Head of major Russian shipyard dies suddenly, no cause given | CNN
A major Russian shipyard that specializes in building non-nuclear submarines said its general director had died suddenly on Saturday after 11 years in the job, but gave no details.
Russia warns Moldova you are next if you supply weapons to NATO
Speaking to RIA Novosti on Saturday, December 24 Galuzin reminded Moldova of the “sad experience of Ukraine” in a veiled threat confirming the country’s suspicions that it could be next. Galuzin said…
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This makes sense then