Ukraine Invasion - Please do not post videos showing attacks/similar
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This is misleading, the UK doesn't actually have the sort of missiles being shown here. What would need to happen would be we'd adapt Storm Shadow missiles to be fired from Ukrainian jets. Not sure what a time scale would look like on this, but missiles/jets would need to be modified and then pilots would need to be trained. Seems unlikely in the short term.
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Shhh there's a couple of Russian stooges on here who don't like to hear the truthThe only Russian tank present at today’s Victory Day parade in Moscow was a single T-34.
A SINGLE T-34...
The T34.... Was developed in Ukraine
It came from the front, it has to be sent back.
Or they could just buy them and send them on.
Isnt sheep sha**ing illegal?
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Only if they see you and don't join in.
Its no secret Prigozhin’s after Putins job
One of them is going to fall out a window after shooting themselves in the head 5 times
The question is which one will be left standing?
My moneys on Prigozhin as he has the mercs and money that could probably pull it of.
Putin does too of course and getting close to him will be hard but money talks.
What is this based on? Any of it
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In Poland the city of Kalingrad has officially being renamed to its old Polish name from the 16th century when referred to in any documentation
Russia calls this a hostile act. Any attempts by former Soviet states to remove Soviet symbols, statues and memorials and removal of Russian language is considered a "hostile act of anti Russia racism" according to Moscow
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Russia calls this a hostile act. Any attempts by former Soviet states to remove Soviet symbols, statues and memorials and removal of Russian language is considered a "hostile act of anti Russia racism" according to Moscow
Kremlin calls Polish decision to rename Kaliningrad 'hostile act'
The Kremlin said on Wednesday that Poland's decision to rename the Russian city of Kaliningrad in its official documents was a "hostile act", as ties continue to fray over the Ukraine war.
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In Poland the city of Kalingrad has officially being renamed to its old Polish name from the 16th century when referred to in any documentation
Russia calls this a hostile act. Any attempts by former Soviet states to remove Soviet symbols, statues and memorials and removal of Russian language is considered a "hostile act of anti Russia racism" according to Moscow
Kremlin calls Polish decision to rename Kaliningrad 'hostile act'
The Kremlin said on Wednesday that Poland's decision to rename the Russian city of Kaliningrad in its official documents was a "hostile act", as ties continue to fray over the Ukraine war.
I wonder if they`ll put a border sign up , in Russian saying ` You are now leaving Królewiec` facing the border
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In Poland the city of Kalingrad has officially being renamed to its old Polish name from the 16th century when referred to in any documentation
Russia calls this a hostile act. Any attempts by former Soviet states to remove Soviet symbols, statues and memorials and removal of Russian language is considered a "hostile act of anti Russia racism" according to Moscow
Kremlin calls Polish decision to rename Kaliningrad 'hostile act'
The Kremlin said on Wednesday that Poland's decision to rename the Russian city of Kaliningrad in its official documents was a "hostile act", as ties continue to fray over the Ukraine war.
Wasn't it "Konigsberg" until the russkis renamed it?
Wonder why the poles didn't go for that?
How Prigozhin turned on Putin
A decades-long relationship between Yevgeny Prigozhin and Russian President Vladimir Putin appears to be reaching a breaking point.
www.newsweek.com
Interesting read.
I'm not completely convinced it's a ruse to goad UA into the long awaited counter-offensive only to find that actually the do have the ammunition after all.
The last thing the world needs is RU devolving into civil war - which looks far more likely than any meaningful "win" in UA.
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Since it once belong to Poland (1450 more or less), they went for the original polish name of Królewiec.
The name Königsberg was in use from 1657 until just after WW2.
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How Prigozhin turned on Putin
A decades-long relationship between Yevgeny Prigozhin and Russian President Vladimir Putin appears to be reaching a breaking point.
Interesting read.
I'm not completely convinced it's a ruse to goad UA into the long awaited counter-offensive only to find that actually the do have the ammunition after all.
The last thing the world needs is RU devolving into civil war - which looks far more likely than any meaningful "win" in UA.
RU devolving into civil war would be good for Ukraine, bad for Russia.
Russia weakening itself by splitting into chunks would be good for global stability, less likely to start a new invasion down the line.
The only negative I can see is that China would likely attempt to sweep in and gain more land, and they're already massive.
How Prigozhin turned on Putin
A decades-long relationship between Yevgeny Prigozhin and Russian President Vladimir Putin appears to be reaching a breaking point.
Interesting read.
I'm not completely convinced it's a ruse to goad UA into the long awaited counter-offensive only to find that actually the do have the ammunition after all.
The last thing the world needs is RU devolving into civil war - which looks far more likely than any meaningful "win" in UA.
Seems more like a conflict between Wagner and the Russian MoD than a personal one between Prigozhin and Putin. It's literally just conjecture though and could also just be theatrics as a propaganda tool that people are gleefully spreading like lmao. If you want some advice then pay attention to what actually happens rather than what people say.
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Fair enough.
If Prigozhin finds himself on the wrong end of a Russian window, I'll remind you of this.
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