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

[bingham67]

I hope they don't raze Kyiv its one of the most beautiful Citys in Europe, the churches are absolutely stunning.

Was in Kyiv 3 years ago agree about the churches.

 

[Scougar]

Russian FM said that the ban on Russian flights mean that russian diplomats cant get to Geneva for talks

The comedy continues. They are the only aggressor. They want ukraine, they have no interest in talks other than for surrender of Ukraine.

 

[Turn]

Ukraine’s President Zelensky: I Discussed Ukraine’s EU Membership With EC Pres. Von der Leyen.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1498079039235502081

 

[sprite1275]

I'd rather be taken out in a nuclear blast than suffer death by a thousand cuts from those midge monsters!

 

[Uther]

It’s definitely the most critical point now. I think tomorrow will be a big turning point if they can hold on.

With news earlier of that convoy, and possibly a large para drop it sounds like the Russians will go all in tomorrow.

 

[Minusorange]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1498034918785531919

 

[Iraklis F.C.]

the talks tomorrow will take place at Pripyat, the ghost town????

 

[delta0]

With news earlier of that convoy, and possibly a large para drop it sounds like the Russians will go all in tomorrow.

Potentially 50+ additional jets will be taking those transporters down if the AA doesn’t

 

[steve45]

the talks tomorrow will take place at Pripyat, the ghost town????

Seems oddly apt for the current situation.

 

[delta0]

Belarus approved hosting Russian nukes today. This is a Cuba moment now for Europe. No backing down until Russia is stopped.

 

[Firestar_3x]

Belarus approved hosting Russian nukes today. This is a Cuba moment now for Europe. No backing down until Russia is stopped.

Not sure it changes the game at all? A weapon fired from Belarus or Russia has the same potential total range and flight time.

The Cuba situation was different, the issue was one of who is hosting them and a massive reduced time to react to any detected launch.

 

[delta0]

Not sure it changes the game at all? A weapon fired from Belarus or Russia has the same potential total range.

The Cuba situation was different as the issue was one of who is hosting them and a massive reduced time to react.

As far as I am aware Russia isn’t hosting nukes on the border with Europe. Allowing Belarus to do this is a dangerous game.

 

[Iraklis F.C.]

Belarus approved hosting Russian nukes today. This is a Cuba moment now for Europe. No backing down until Russia is stopped.

its not a Cuba moment, play it down, they can launch nukes from The moon if they want to.

 

[thenewoc]

Belarus approved hosting Russian nukes today. This is a Cuba moment now for Europe. No backing down until Russia is stopped.

Yep, another one gone full Tonto.

 

[steve45]

Not sure it changes the game at all? A weapon fired from Belarus or Russia has the same potential total range.

The Cuba situation was different as the issue was one of who is hosting them and a massive reduced time to react.

You are right, it dosnt, makes little to no difference.
This aint the 60's, they could fire from central Russia and still hit anywhere they wanted. If they are fired they are fired, **** all we can do.

 

[dave28]

Ukraine Skin head in jeans and puffer jacket moves huge land mine off road with bare hands with fag in mouth.

I just watched the video and if it wasnt true it would be funny.

 

[delta0]

its not a Cuba moment, play it down, they can launch nukes from The moon if they want to.

The proximity is what is important. Back in the Cuba crisis they could have easily sent them from Russia still. It gives Belarus a ticket to lash out at Europe without fear of response.

 

[Rroff]

Belarus approved hosting Russian nukes today. This is a Cuba moment now for Europe. No backing down until Russia is stopped.

I wonder if this was a tactic to pre-empt the possibility of the West putting military pressure on Belarus, so as to split Russia's forces, then if Russia in response to that agreed a nuclear security pact they couldn't then complain if the West did the same with Ukraine.

 

[Firestar_3x]

The proximity is what is important. Back in the Cuba crisis they could have easily sent them from Russia still. It gives Belarus a ticket to lash out at Europe without fear of response.

Russia control the nukes, Belarus are just allowing them on the soil.

Cuba did not control the nukes in the last cold war.

The only issue I see if Russia does "fall / fail", unlikely, then they now have nuclear weapons outside of the country.

I wonder if this was a tactic to pre-empt the possibility of the West putting military pressure on Belarus, so as to split Russia's forces, then if Russia in response to that agreed a nuclear security pact they couldn't then complain if the West did the same with Ukraine.

This is an interesting point.

 

[Iraklis F.C.]

The proximity is what is important. Back in the Cuba crisis they could have easily sent them from Russia still. It gives Belarus a ticket to lash out at Europe without fear of response.

I dont think they had ICBM's in 1962, capable of launching from Russia to USA