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

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StriderX said:
Putin got elected partly due to a bombing campaign the FSB undertook against it's own people, so their definition of what is rational and ours are just not the same.
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I dont think poeple understand how openly corrupt things are in Russia, and its a everyday thing that people take for granted.

For example - Its election time, students at the university get brought together and told, you have a choice, 1. Vote for Putin and get a monetery reward, or 2. Leave the university. And just to make sure, named voting bins are set up in a public area with a guard to note who uses each bin.

If you want to resist - your education and career are over.

This is also pretty much the same at the workplace as well, vote P or leave, if you dont vote P it will go into your official employment book which you need to give to every employer when working for them. Employers dont want their business to suddently have tax, or banking problems so they enforce to keep themselves from becoming on the radar.
 
Colonel_Klinck said:
Alexander Dugin's daughter killed in a car explosion. Shame it wasn’t her dad.

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After reading a bit up on what she's being up to it's ok, not the father but not an innocent death.

She was hard at work spreading russian fascism with her fathers work which makes up the ideology of Putin's politics, she's made statements calling for Ukrainian genocide and destruction of its culture and she was on the international sanctions list. And she and her father both have links to, have met with and worked various nazi type groups across Europe. She also helps run Geopolitica, an organisation designed to spread misinformation in the west and all of this has made them dangerous enough that they've been on sanctions lists since 2014 invasion of crimea when it was found that the father was a major reason why Putin wanted crimea
 
Possible that she might have been the target even, though her father would be a way more prominent one:


Here she is at the Asovstal factory:


Very much sharing her father's political positons too:


Even though they didn't get Dugin this is still a big issue for Putin and his inner circle, they're going to be paranoid about this - did Putin order it? Did the FSB do it without Putin's approval? Did some rival inner circle member order it? Or have Ukrainian saboteurs/sympathisers within Russia pulled off an audacious attack?

Seems quite plausible it is an internal issue/infighting within the regime.
 
The Muscovy middle/upper-classes are going to insane from that as they cannot reliably attribute it to Ukraine since they know deep down it could easily be their own government, any number of rebel groups in Russia or ultra-nationalists looking to force Putin's hand, but the alternative that Ukraine did it isn't much better since it means whatever security they thought they had doesn't exist and spaghettifies their travel plans and makes them increasingly paranoid the closer to Putin they are.

If there wasn't fear before there is now.
 
Rroff said:
Wouldn't surprise me if she was the target to send a message.

The question as dowie mentioned is who authorised it.
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"Volodymyr Zelenskyy sends his congratulations to your unit for successfully completing the mission early."

We are honoured by the recognition, but please advise the President that we were still in the planning phase and have no idea who actually carried out the assassination...
 
Alexander Dugin was meant to be in the vehicle his daughter was driving but had gotten in a different one at the last second, according to Pyotr Lundstrem, a Russian violinist quoted by the outlet.


Dugin had reportedly been following right behind his daughter and had watched as her car exploded. Photos shared by Baza appeared to show Dugin distraught at the scene, holding his head in both hands as he stood in front of the fiery wreckage.
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Anthony Joshua has stepped into the Ukraine Commentary ring with some insight about the 'civil war' and 'civil unrest' that's been going on:

As I said, I was studying Ukraine and all the champions have come from your amazing country – I ain’t never been there – but at the same time what’s happening there is … I don’t know what’s happening, but it’s not nice. I’ve seen it with Lomachenko in his second fight against Orlando. There was unrest in Ukraine, right or wrong. There was issues in Ukraine in your second fight, there was civil war. Vitali Klitschko when he faced Danny Williams, civil unrest.
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Anthony Joshua branded "disrespectful" for "stealing Oleksandr Usyk’s moment"

Froch, a former world champion in his own right, was unimpressed with how two-time heavyweight champion Joshua handled his second consecutive defeat to Usyk in Jeddah tonight in
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Freddie1980 said:
It looks like Ukraine is trying to repeat the tactics it used to liberate Snake Island to force Russia to withdraw from Kherson.
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It’s a great strategy. Sit back, be patient, use your more advanced tech to surgically remove key military installations and units. Note here the majority of losses are military and not civilian, unlike Russias archaic and ineffective approach. Meanwhile the Ukrainians get more training and equipment, giving them an even wider range of options.
 
GreatAuk said:
Anthony Joshua has stepped into the Ukraine Commentary ring with some insight about the 'civil war' and 'civil unrest' that's been going on:


www.mirror.co.uk

Anthony Joshua branded "disrespectful" for "stealing Oleksandr Usyk’s moment"

Froch, a former world champion in his own right, was unimpressed with how two-time heavyweight champion Joshua handled his second consecutive defeat to Usyk in Jeddah tonight in
www.mirror.co.uk www.mirror.co.uk
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Pathetic and he tried to compare what's happening in Ukraine to his "hard life"
 
Grim5 said:
Pathetic and he tried to compare what's happening in Ukraine to his "hard life"
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Whilst I'm sure he’s faced some adversity, it just doesn’t compare. Sure, he’ll have had some doors closed to him and a few words thrown his way, but at least the doors haven’t been blown off, the words been missiles and neighbours/family raped, killed, tortured or abducted. He’s also now very wealthy. It’s incredibly disrespectful, he really should just read off the PR sheet.
 
Dailyfail coming up with the clickbait headlines again.

We aren't going to war with Russia over action in Albania with a handful of troops.

I suspect that countries will use it as a catalyst to close borders to Russia more expediently though, no reason to allow Russians to freely travel whilst their country prosecutes an unjust war.

Only thing I could see actually triggering article 5 near term would be shenanigans at the power plant.
 
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