mosssideblue
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wrong. It's time Russia totally withdrew from Ukraine and Putin held before the Hague
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Russian invasion of Ukraine
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RadcliffeRick
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They (Ukraine and ruSSia) have negotiated many things, and had agreement, in the past, these included territorial recognition etc. These were all ignored and ripped up by ruSSia when they invaded Crimea, and other parts of Ukraine. How, and why, would anyone consider negotiating with a country that has absolutely no respect for past agreements?All those dead people.
Such a waste of young lives.
Repercussions that will last for generations, even if the war ends tomorrow.
It's time Putin and Zelensky got round the table and sorted this situation out.
york away to this!
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At last, someone speaking sense...wrong. It's time Russia totally withdrew from Ukraine and Putin held his micro penis over a chopping board before the Hague
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Just tell them they should be deported back to their shit hole of a country, and then return to kids party smalltalk.I have to take my daughter to a birthday party of a girl from school whose parents are Russian.
Think I can get away with wearing yellow and blue or is that a bit too antagonistic for a kid's party?
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cleavers
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Is that by the spanish authorities, or your missus ?I won't be there.....I'm not allowed on Majorca.
Haha.....authorities mate.Is that by the spanish authorities, or your missus ?
From Majorca,i actually did end up in Ibiza(12 hour ferry) and got a flight home from there after a couple of days.
My Mrs tried to book us a holiday a few times,but i managed to put her off.
Slava Ukraini.
Click on the link for the video report and article.
One fighter was shot twice, sent from the hospital back to the front, where he drank melted snow to live. Forced to assault Ukrainian positions repeatedly, until a grenade blinded him. Saved from the trenches by a doctor who made him a hospital orderly.
Another was jailed at 20 for minor drugs charges, sent to the front aged 23. Given almost no training, he was dead three weeks later - among likely 60 Russians killed in an assault on the very day Russian President Vladimir Putin celebrated the defeat of the Nazis in Red Square.
These two stories, of remarkable survival and premature death, epitomize the squalid and exhausting loss of life in Russia’s trenches. Yet there is one distinction: the dead are prisoners, promised respite from their jail terms if they join so-called Storm-Z battalions run by the Russian Ministry of Defense.
Life expectancy is short, conditions themselves tough to survive, and convicts describe being used as cannon fodder. Tens of thousands of convicts have been recruited to serve at the front line, at first by the mercenary group Wagner – a scheme then taken over by the defense ministry.
One fighter was shot twice, sent from the hospital back to the front, where he drank melted snow to live. Forced to assault Ukrainian positions repeatedly, until a grenade blinded him. Saved from the trenches by a doctor who made him a hospital orderly.
Another was jailed at 20 for minor drugs charges, sent to the front aged 23. Given almost no training, he was dead three weeks later - among likely 60 Russians killed in an assault on the very day Russian President Vladimir Putin celebrated the defeat of the Nazis in Red Square.
These two stories, of remarkable survival and premature death, epitomize the squalid and exhausting loss of life in Russia’s trenches. Yet there is one distinction: the dead are prisoners, promised respite from their jail terms if they join so-called Storm-Z battalions run by the Russian Ministry of Defense.
Life expectancy is short, conditions themselves tough to survive, and convicts describe being used as cannon fodder. Tens of thousands of convicts have been recruited to serve at the front line, at first by the mercenary group Wagner – a scheme then taken over by the defense ministry.