Ukraine Invasion - Please do not post videos showing attacks/similar

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Already started when it comes to fuel! Other half got stuck in a massive queue at local and I’ve checked Google and they’re all “as busy at it gets” even now. Unusual.

On Monday I decided this could go either way and I filled up with premium diesel at £1.429. With my low mileage this should do me at least 2 months.
 
He had 200,000 units on the border, he probably hasn't even used a quarter of that yet surely as there's been relatively few images of losses for either side even civilian losses have been really low with just military targets hit (obviously some not hit target and hit civilisation)

I wonder if his misunderstanding has been that of the Russian people and their disgust at attacking their neighbours, he unlike Hitler never convinced them with his statecraft that it was the best thing for the nation ?

Not sure if this is allowed here, but on reddit r/combatfootage has a fair amount of video footage so far.
 
Way out to the shops?

Yup for another double vodka while he plans the next humiliation of the west.

There will always be a line somewhere I guess, a line that crossing means there is no reason why the rest of Europe wouldn't use force... but I think we are a long way off that yet... maybe

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Read the thread its been explained about 20 times already.

And 20 times it had been wrong.

The most direct route to Kyiv, is going no where near Chernobyl or Pripyat.

If anyone knew the roads around then you know the main road there the E95 is no where near Chernobyl.

The plant is out in the sticks, not on a main road to the centre of Kyiv.

Heavy armour prefers good roads, to make fast progress, not across fields.
 
Not clear what is going on with that airport north of Kyiv but it's gotta be the main effort right now for Ukrainian forces in the area:



Both tweets within minutes contradicting each other.

We know Russian airborne forces held it earlier, they were literally shown on CNN and the reporter had spoken with the commander... however they were cut off from the rest of Russian forces (at the time) and had come in on circa 30 helicopters (3 of which were shot down)... quite plausible for Ukrainian armed forces to retake such a location from light infantry.
 
What exactly do think Trump could have done to stop this? I'm honestly curious.

The only logic I think someone *might* use for that could be, if we assume that Putin took it this far because of weak western responses to this point, Trumps responses might have been much more gung ho or erratic/difficult to predict and that might in turn have caused more hesitation in Putin.

Not saying thats what I think, just playing devils advocate and trying to think what reasoning someone might have for thinking that way
 
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