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16,000 may be worth it from Putin's point of view adviivka was a highly defendable and commanding location. This will be far more significant than the symbolic "win" at Bakhmut turned out to be.
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only 10% of europeans think ukraine is going to win the war
the vast majority thinks there is going to be a compromiseComment
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the think is why would you fight in this war?
it is obvious that it is done from one hand to further the goals of a dictatoriship like putin's and OTOH to further the interests of the west.
why would young men die in this? young men that probbaly share a lot of common hopes and fears. they should instead turn their weapons on their leaders and make putin flee in shame and make however thought ukraine was canofodder for the west leave the country running and crying.
not thzt this has ever happened though.
but who on their right mind would willingly go into that war?
the russians are not dumb. a dictatorship needs to always be in a state of alert to survive. and their country is delegated to the bottom of the civilized war. has degraded to a carricature of a nation
and ukraine is thoroughly destroyed. should not be serving noone but her own interests. both russian and ukranian young men are fleeing as they should in any way they can
let putin fight alone with biden and the degenerate anglosaxon indian crapComment
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This sentence doesn't make any sense - Avdiivka has just as little strategic importance as Bakhmut. The Ukrainians has had some six months to prepare the next defence line when they had to retreat, so the russians isn't going to have a major breakthrough taking the city. They actually have lost a vast amount of soldiers and armored units just taking 6 sq. km - that will probably be repeated at the next site the russians consider important.Originally posted by Geronimo View Post
With or without religion, you would have good people doing good things and evil people doing evil things. But for good people to do evil things, that takes religion.
Steven WeinbergComment
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Nothing official from the Russian side, but bloggers say it wasn't Ukraine, but Russia downed its own.
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internet sources are verboten... what does CNN say?Comment
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dp....Comment
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it's pretty sad that countries with a legacy of neutrality feel obliged to enter a military alliance
i mean sweden was always a hipocrite, a so called paragorn of enutrality while selling a sh!t load of weapons the world over
also finland choosing to abandon its neutrality, and choosing sides very very firmly.
a new world order one might say
and like there is an axis oa autocrats putin tramp orban erdogan
albeit erdogan is like a puddle. really. not even one air violation for months, is he ok? is turkey ok? I guess having the ability to obliterate it (at least the western half) from the map makes someone behave.
anyway come to the balkans. it's very peacefulComment
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and how sad for countries like hungary and poland that had I think many shows against soviet autocracy.
hungary had a revolution and poland walecha iirc
and now just two stupid autocratic cathoilic dumb ass xenophobic theocracies
mean while chechia slovenia doing just fine
hungary is like a mini nazi germany by now
poland is a theocracy.
sad. at least poland is doing great economically
but hungary is a massive dissapointmentComment
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turkey has chosen its roadComment
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With or without religion, you would have good people doing good things and evil people doing evil things. But for good people to do evil things, that takes religion.
Steven WeinbergComment
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full: https://meduza.io/en/feature/2024/03...fore-his-deathOn February 26, Alexey Navalny’s widow, Yulia Navalnaya, said that Vladimir Putin had killed the opposition leader because negotiations for his release in a prisoner swap were nearing completion. According to Navalnaya, this deal would have seen Navalny and “two American citizens” be traded for Russian hitman Vadim Krasikov, who is serving a life sentence in Germany. On Friday, the independent Russian news outlet Agentstvo reported new details about the planned exchange, citing four sources familiar with the negotiations. Here’s what they said.BlahComment
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