Stay safe my friend.I went outside today and saw some z-marked cars in front of the city council but no soldiers, two days ago they were patrolling the city, feels like for now they are disinterested in asserting their control, the city is quiet
Stay safe my friend.I went outside today and saw some z-marked cars in front of the city council but no soldiers, two days ago they were patrolling the city, feels like for now they are disinterested in asserting their control, the city is quiet
The no-fly zone won't happen. Figuring out a way to have some Mig-29s transferred to Ukraine or more drones, however, should happen.Zelensky is holding a press conference right now, he's demanding a no-fly zone or jets to Ukraine defend themselves.
Yeah I got called out for it too. But I really think he's lost it. Hard to say for sure. Either way he's an evil shithead.I'm really wondering if Putin really believes in his own bull...
The guy is insane.
Stay strong out there!I went outside today and saw some z-marked cars in front of the city council but no soldiers, two days ago they were patrolling the city, feels like for now they are disinterested in asserting their control, the city is quiet
Transnistria only exists because of Russia. They receive weapons, manpower and cash. But I don't think they can expect much help from Moscow in the near future, Putin has bigger problems now.
It would bad for them with plane after plane after plane ofWTF, that real? Is that Russia trying to hide bodies or is it something other countries have?
Okay this got me good lolif I were a fly on the wall in the Kremlin right now I'd probably be saying just one thing to my self
"god damn i don't know how to speak russian"
An independent news network from Russia shut down their emissions temporarily and in the mean time they are airing... Swan Lake. Quite the message, if you know history.
An independent news network from Russia shut down their emissions temporarily and in the mean time they are airing... Swan Lake. Quite the message, if you know history.
An independent news network from Russia shut down their emissions temporarily and in the mean time they are airing... Swan Lake. Quite the message, if you know history.
I can't imagine. No words. Our hearts and thoughts are with you all.Thanks. My colleagues in Kharkiv are terrified, I still count my blessings.
I see #IStandWithPutin trending on Twitter with currently 144,000 posts. Must be Russian hackers and bots or a very stupid individual starting this? Though tons of people are using it to express their disgust, too.
I went outside today and saw some z-marked cars in front of the city council but no soldiers, two days ago they were patrolling the city, feels like for now they are disinterested in asserting their control, the city is quiet
That is chilling.Quite the message, indeed.
In 1991, Soviet Citizens Saw Swans On The TV... And Knew It Meant Turmoil
On August 19, 1991, Russians awoke to looping videos of Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake on Soviet state TV — a sure sign something seismic was up.www.npr.org
I doubt any of those are real people.A lot of Indian people, well, let's hope bots or their spam farms for hire:
Either way, pretty embarassing.
If a fly flew into Putin's throat, what are the survival chances?if I were a fly on the wall in the Kremlin right now I'd probably be saying just one thing to my self
"god damn i don't know how to speak russian"
An independent news network from Russia shut down their emissions temporarily and in the mean time they are airing... Swan Lake. Quite the message, if you know history.
A lot of Indian people, well, let's hope bots or their spam farms for hire:
Either way, pretty embarassing.
You in Ukraine? Stay safe if you are!I went outside today and saw some z-marked cars in front of the city council but no soldiers, two days ago they were patrolling the city, feels like for now they are disinterested in asserting their control, the city is quiet
A lot of Indian people, well, let's hope bots or their spam farms for hire:
Either way, pretty embarassing.
If a fly flew into Putin's throat, what are the survival chances?
If the fly has Covid-19, I'd say slim to none.If a fly flew into Putin's throat, what are the survival chances?
The no-fly zone won't happen. Figuring out a way to have some Mig-29s transferred to Ukraine or more drones, however, should happen.
I'm sure countries don't want to give up their older planes and wait for newer ones, but there must be some creative solution there. Getting them from point A to point B could be as simple as having Ukrainian pilots cross the border by car and then fly back in the planes as that would mean no NATO pilots flying into Ukraine.
No fucking way is Kharkiv going to be a subject of any negotiations unless they can at least take it.
Referendum on Donbas is a ludicrous idea, since overwhelming majority of the pro-Ukrainian population has been forced to flee. You'd need to round up everyone who can prove they were a Donbas resident in 2014 in order to give this any semblance of legitimacy.
Crimea is... complicated. They've moved several hundred thousand Russians from the mainland during the occupation. And they don't have a lot of access to alternative information.
In addition, they are repressing Tatars, who are quite literally the majority of the "native" population of the peninsula.
Ionno. Joint admin by UA/RU/TUR (Turkey is home to the majority of Crimean Tatar population in the world when they fled there after the initial annexation in 1750s). Keep Sevastopol as DMZ. I can see that as compromise. EDIT: but that depends on how much troops they have left by the time these off-ramps are being discussed.
I'm sure we could give him something, like a bullet.Honestly annoyed with all the pearl-clutching "but what about an offramp" talk. Fuck Putin, he gets nothing.
If a fly flew into Putin's throat, what are the survival chances?
An independent news network from Russia shut down their emissions temporarily and in the mean time they are airing... Swan Lake. Quite the message, if you know history.
State TV has played it on a loop in times of social unrest beforeNot well informed on ballet or opera what is the significance?
An independent news network from Russia shut down their emissions temporarily and in the mean time they are airing... Swan Lake. Quite the message, if you know history.
A lot of Indian people, well, let's hope bots or their spam farms for hire:
Either way, pretty embarassing.
What happened with the Mig jets Poland was giving them? All I read was the deal didn't go through at the last minute
A couple of the osint guys said they had personally confirmed some were delivered to Ukraine already but you would have to take their word on it. Perhaps no country wants to publically admit it.I recall seeing somewhere that Israel had a say in this and blocked it. Can't confirm tho- maybe some of the tech in those MiGs is Israeli?
As someone who doesnt know history mind filling in the context?
This was played on all TV channels during the 1991 GKCheP putschNot well informed on ballet or opera what is the significance?
At first blush this seems insane and absurd (sure let's send the people against the war over to the enemy where they might maybe, possibly, desert from war they were already against) but thinking more, seems like a really convenient way to disappear protestors as causalities of war
No chances. Lizard people need to eat.If a fly flew into Putin's throat, what are the survival chances?
"Ukranian citizens that put cannons on the top floors of high-rise buildings"Skynews with translation of Putin speech
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Russia's demographics are already abysmal. Purposely getting thousands of there young men killed would only make it worse.Honestly, I've been wondering if the war itself may have been a convenient way to do this with a lot of Russia's younger folks to begin with.
Shortly after one in the morning, Kseniya Mironova, a twenty-three-year-old correspondent, whose fiancé, the journalist Ivan Safronov, has been in jail since July, 2020, made an announcement. "I want to say that this was the worst year and a half of my life, and the best. I don't know what I would have done without all of you." If something were to happen to her in the coming days, she had some requests. Would people look after her mother? And if the police came for her mother—Russian police have been known to detain parents and siblings of activists—then would people please feed the cats? "I love you all very much," she said. Many people cried, even as several people filmed the scene.
if I were a fly on the wall in the Kremlin right now I'd probably be saying just one thing to my self
"god damn i don't know how to speak russian"