Russian invasion of Ukraine

[dickie davies]

A good days hunting...

Those numbers are mind boggling

 

[Kirkstall Blue]

 

[blue b4 the moon]

Those numbers are mind boggling

Makes you wonder how many deaths etc the average ruskie knows about and if they'd give a shit anyway if most of the dead came from the sticks.

 

[Kirkstall Blue]

 

[BlueAnorak]

Those numbers are mind boggling

Aren't they just.

 

[BlueAnorak]

More Russian stuff blowing up: Ukrainian missile strikes high-value Russian target

There are quite a few reports today that Ukraine used HIMARS missiles to hit a building in occupied Skadovsk, which is on the Black Sea coast in Kherson Oblast. The reports all indicate that this was a high-value target of Russian officials and that...

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[BlueAnorak]

Ukraine Update: Ukraine is surprisingly close to securing a pontoon bridge site

You can read more great Ukraine coverage by both staff and community members here. In yesterday’s Ukraine Update, I wrote about the premise that any Ukrainian pontoon bridge would have to connect to the road network on the other side of the river. I...

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[CTID1977]

Minus two boats today. orc’s Black Sea fleet getting fucked non stop

 

[Scottyboi]

Russia continues to pardon convicted murderers and rapists if they agree to go to war.

One of them is Vladislav Kanyus, he brutally murdered his fiancée Vera Pekhteleva in mid-January 2020. According to the testimony of the forensic expert, Vera died from a totality of injuries - more than 100 injuries, bruises, hematomas and incised wounds were counted on her body. Her face, neck and head suffered the most.

Vladislav was sentenced to 17 years and sent to a colony, but he left to "defend his homeland".

The Russian president's decree on pardon was signed on April 27, 2023.

There are a lot of such cases. These people return after the war released and they are called heroes of Russia.

 

[cleavers]

Russia continues to pardon convicted murderers and rapists if they agree to go to war.

One of them is Vladislav Kanyus, he brutally murdered his fiancée Vera Pekhteleva in mid-January 2020. According to the testimony of the forensic expert, Vera died from a totality of injuries - more than 100 injuries, bruises, hematomas and incised wounds were counted on her body. Her face, neck and head suffered the most.

Vladislav was sentenced to 17 years and sent to a colony, but he left to "defend his homeland".

The Russian president's decree on pardon was signed on April 27, 2023.

There are a lot of such cases. These people return after the war released and they are called heroes of Russia.

It's cheaper than keeping them fed and watered for 17 years I expect, well at least they are earning their keep, and they most probably won't last 17 years.