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1881  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: April 25, 2022, 06:08:25 AM
It's been 2 months since the Russian invasion, despite Ukraine's resistance, war maps show that Putin is actually gaining ground, especially after the fall of Mariupol, and the military advances in the Donbas region, while they are extremely close to Kharkiv. On top of that, Odesa is certainly their next target, since its prime location, which would block Ukraine's access to the sea.

Certainly, Putin didn't win the war within a few days, just like he expected, however, things have taken a turn for the worse, mourning thousands of casualties.
I think that Nikolaev, Kharkov and Odessa are now facing a difficult choice - to repeat the fate of Kherson or Mariupol. Both cities are now under Russian control, but Kherson was taken almost without resistance, and Mariupol with heavy urban fighting. From the point of view of access to the sea, in my opinion, Nikolaev is even more important than Odessa (and both of them are not as important as Mariupol), but Russia has a personal score with Odessa for the incident in the House of Trade Unions.

It is very difficult to predict which direction Russia has a higher priority now - to close the boiler in the Donbas for the Armed Forces of Ukraine in eastern Ukraine, or to connect with Russian peacekeepers in Transnistria in southern Ukraine. The Russian General Staff is reluctant to voice its plans.

Meanwhile, the Guardian published an article with the results of the work of forensic experts, who found that "dozens" of Bucha residents from mass graves were killed by small darts from artillery shrapnel shells. The general tone of the article is still anti-Russian (it would be strange to expect otherwise from the Guardian), but the results of the examination make one wonder - for example, how the Russians could fire artillery at the city, which they themselves held at the time.
1882  Economy / Economics / Re: Russia announced a default on foreign obligations!!! on: April 23, 2022, 04:56:10 AM
Not sure about these unofficial exchange rates. Very soon, the major clients of Russian oil and gas need to make payments in Russian Rubles (some of the EU nations such as Hungary has already said that they will abide by this directive). And they need to convert their USD to RUR using the official exchange rates. So no matter whatever the unofficial rates are, the trade will be conducted using the official rates. Anyway, it was an excellent decision from the part of Russia to increase gold holdings in their reserves. If that was not the case, RUR would have reached 1 USD = 200 RUR already.

No, no one will pay for nothing in empty rubles, you missed it here too Smiley
The "Great Fuhrer of Russia", once again, in March, "delivered an ultimatum to the entire capitalist world" that if from April 1, 2022 (21 days ago Smiley ) they do not support Russian oil and gas with the Russian ruble, then the micro-fuhrer will already On April 2, they will cut off their gas and oil supplies .... As expected, everyone sent this idiot on a "walking erotic journey" and continued to pay as prescribed in the contracts. Oh yes - they wrote, like the Vatican paid in rubles Smiley Understand - the ruble is just an empty phrase, the ultimatums of a crazy Fuhrer are the hysteria of a mentally ill person at the end of life, that is, also an empty phrase, Russia's influence on world processes is close to zero! Although no - in the area of ​​\u200b\u200b"to spoil the neighbors" Russia is ahead of the rest. Although after the Ukrainian army fucked the Russian army through all the holes and showed its real essence, then here Russia is losing its positions Smiley
Reality will be what it is formed by normal countries, which means that Russia does not influence anything here ...
So the deadline for paying for the gas supplied by Russia for April has come. Europe capitulated and will pay in rubles according to Putin's scheme through Gazprombank.
1883  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: April 22, 2022, 09:37:54 AM
I really hope Putin's plan is not an "unconditional surrender"..
The Ukrainian government demonstrates complete inability to negotiate, therefore, a peace treaty between Russia and Ukraine will be concluded on the terms of the unconditional surrender of Ukraine. But not before the complete liberation of Donbass and the establishment of Russian control over the South of Ukraine (Odessa, Nikolaev, etc.) up to the border with Transnistria. I think Ukraine will lose access to the Black Sea as a result of this operation. The South of Ukraine is not quite Donbass - but in such cases it is sometimes difficult to stop. Grin
 
ps Gonzalo Lira is alive.
1884  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: April 22, 2022, 08:14:31 AM
Hi be.open, this is to inform you that threatening physical violence on this forum is not allowed. Are you threatening physical violence on anyone by saying

"I remember you Nazi bastard.... hard to pick up broken teeth with broken hands"?

Or do you mean something else e.g. "I am great a threatening from a Keyboard but I am just Chairborne, the real war scares me and and would pee myself if I ever had to even get close to the real thing."

I do not threaten anyone with physical violence, because I am geographically located in the Southern Urals and do not plan to travel in the foreseeable future. You also do not need to be afraid of me, even if you are zombified by Nazi ideology and support the criminal regime of Kyiv. It will be funny to watch you start changing your jump shoes when Putin says "enough" and ends this operation after the unconditional surrender of Ukraine. You still have time to reduce your tattoos - use this time wisely.
1885  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: April 22, 2022, 06:50:03 AM


Also yesterday, Russia destroyed four railway bridges across the Dnieper with high-precision missile strikes (without civilian casualties and destruction of bridges on the edge - to make them easier to restore). Now the grouping of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the Donbass is cut off from the supply of weapons by rail from the West of Ukraine.


You are a real zombie moron, I live in Ukraine, and there is nothing like what you write about here.
Everything you write is 100% false.
Here is a confirmation from the head of the Dnepropetrovsk regional military administration, Valentin Reznichenko, about three destroyed bridges in the Novomoskovsk region. Another bridge was destroyed in Zaporozhye. It seems the level of truth in my previous message has risen to at least to 75%. Well, not bad. Grin

I remember you, Nazi bastard. And I'll see what you say in a month or two. There is a good saying in Russia - "тpyднo coбиpaть выбитыe зyбы cлoмaнными pyкaми".
Think about it at your leisure, puppy.
1886  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: April 22, 2022, 05:25:48 AM
From my analysis the Ukrainian Armed Forces have had very minor loss in life, while the mini Hitler crew of Russia have lost billions in weapons and tens of thousands of dead.  
I think you will begin to suspect something about the quality of your analysis only when the Russian paratroopers, supported by tanks, pass through the center of Lviv. Four days ago, the Russian Defense Ministry reported that the real documented irretrievable losses of the Ukrainian side amount to 23,367 people. These are only the losses along the lower border, which Russia managed to document.

Ukraine’s manpower exceeds Russia’s, and, as evidenced by the number of aircraft taken down today, the weapons pipeline is working fine.

Ukraine’s physical rebuilding will be paid for by Putlers confiscated checking account.

Most of the world now despises Russia, the EU will strive to energy independence, and Russia will break into a dozen fueding city/states.

If the plan was to end Russia as a political state, then it is working.
Europe's striving for its energy security is commendable. However, this is not a quick matter, and so far the UK has issued a license to Gazprombank to accept payments for gas, bypassing its own sanctions, under the scheme proposed by Putin. This operation for Russia is fully paid for by Europe, buying Russian gas for 800 million euros per day.

Also yesterday, Russia destroyed four railway bridges across the Dnieper with high-precision missile strikes (without civilian casualties and destruction of bridges on the edge - to make them easier to restore). Now the grouping of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the Donbass is cut off from the supply of weapons by rail from the West of Ukraine.

Meanwhile new mass graves are showing up near Mariupol:

https://www.space.com/mass-grave-mariupol-ukraine-satellite-photos

Same pattern as in Bucha, Russian-controlled territory, civilian deaths, I'm guessing Russian propaganda excuses will be the same ("nazis" are not civilians and everyone is a "nazi" / Ukrainians are killing each other / "pindos" satellite fake photos / etc). Can't use the one about "3 days to set up a Hollywood film set"... or maybe they can, logic doesn't have to be part of it.

Mariupol is much larger than Bucha or even all Russian-ravaged Kyiv suburbs, and was shelled indiscriminately for nearly two months, so the scale of civilian killings is likely to be much larger as well.

The truth about the war crimes of the Azov Nazis against civilians in Mariupol cannot be hidden. Japanese journalists published an interview with a Ukrainian girl.

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"Azov" shoots at peaceful people! Russians don't shoot at civilians!

If you are not happy about the liberation of Ukraine by Russia, then Russia has come not to liberate, but to punish you - for your hands are in the blood of the people of Donbass.
1887  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: April 22, 2022, 03:57:05 AM
48 dead then, 60,000 plus (projected) dead Russians now.  Is that higher level Russian math?
I see you are much more likely to consider Russian losses. Russia mainly conducts the operation with elite units with combat experience, managing to ensure their planned rotation for rest, without conducting mass mobilization and without exposing other important border areas on its territory. Ukraine, on the other hand, already seems ready to throw into the meat grinder in Donbass the unshelled Volkssturm reserves from the third wave of mobilization. A good plan, as reliable as a Swiss watch.
1888  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: April 22, 2022, 03:35:59 AM
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For example, on May 2, 2014, the Nazis of the Right Sector shot and burned alive 48 Russian-speaking people in Odessa in the House of Trade Unions. This became the trigger for the civil war in Donbass, which has been going on for almost 8 years. And which will end with the demilitarization and denazification of Ukraine thanks to the intervention of Russia.

46 according to some sources, but not Nazis, just not pro-Russians. That may be the same to you anyway... not pro-Russian = Nazi. This was caused by a widespread confrontation between pro-Maidan and pro-Russian demonstrators and people were killed on both sides before the Trade Unions House incident. Sadly, on wars and confrontations, you only know how they begin, not how they will end.
42 people were burned alive by Right Sector extremists and 6 people were shot dead by snipers. All those involved in this crime will be punished. The Russian special services know by name all the participants in the ATO in Donbass, and they will all have to answer for their war crimes against their own people. I know how this war began and I know how it will end.

MO Russia formally won WW2 [...]
70% of the hostilities were conducted on the territory of Ukraine, and at least 40% of all human casualties in this war were Ukrainians, so if it were not for Soviet Ukraine, then Moscow would now speak German. I'm not talking about exact numbers, but I hope you understand what I'm talking about.
This is probably why Ukraine continues to demolish monuments to the heroes of the Second World War, rename streets and honor the Nazi Bandera and the SS division of Galicia.

You have to admire robust project planning that leads to these results.  

https://twitter.com/KyivIndependent/status/1517054413944328193/photo/1
Do not worry about it, Russian soldiers know about the danger when they go into battle - this is their profession and their military duty. There is no price too high for Russia to pay for another victory over Nazism. There is no price too high for Russia to openly say to the West "you will not tell me how to live correctly." Therefore, the Russians laugh when the West announces new sanctions to them, this is definitely not a question of money - there are more important things for the Russians.
1889  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: April 21, 2022, 08:07:31 PM
But that's just your social bubble, it probably can't reflect whole Russia. I think it's difficult to deny that hatred of Ukrainians isn't a thing.
From my personal experience with Russians - most of them are good people, as long as you don't start to talk about politics with them.
I don't have another social bubble.

Well, that's one of questions where I don't agree with Ukraine position. I think they had to give regional language status to Russian language. And I think it's one of few questions which can be discussed with Russia. But all these negotiations which happened so far were completely pointless.

I think the right to speak one's own language in one's own land is not a subject for negotiations.

You contradict yourself with this sentence. Big part of Ukrainian population speaks Russian without any issues and at the same time there is oppression of Russian speaking people. Could you show few examples of such discrimination?
For example, on May 2, 2014, the Nazis of the Right Sector shot and burned alive 48 Russian-speaking people in Odessa in the House of Trade Unions. This became the trigger for the civil war in Donbass, which has been going on for almost 8 years. And which will end with the demilitarization and denazification of Ukraine thanks to the intervention of Russia.
1890  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: April 21, 2022, 05:33:28 PM
Ukraine can grow as a country with the West, debt is not an issue, existential threats are. Besides, there are a few yachts confiscated that may cover for it.
It is difficult to grow when it seems that Ukraine is lying like a fixed organ donor on the operating table, and region after region is cut off from it. Not the best time to analyze existential threats.

Sure, keep on thinking that Putin can destroy the weapons sent with throwing missiles - seems to me as effective as the idea of taking Kyiv. You remember?
Putin's plan seems to be working well. I admire the quality of the planning of this operation by Russia, although there are some difficulties with the implementation. Threatening to take Kyiv from the north, Russia fettered a large grouping of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, which seems to be very lacking now in the Donbass. There are rumors that the DPR is preparing to receive and accommodate 30-50 thousand captured soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine after the recently started battle in the Donbass. The chances of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in this battle do not look very optimistic - to die, surrender or try to retreat to the West in an organized manner, leaving their well-fortified positions, these are essentially all the options. I do not see any prerequisites for counter-attacks by the Armed Forces of Ukraine under continuous artillery and rocket fire. I think the Armed Forces of Ukraine may begin to retreat to the cities and try to draw Russia into urban battles, like in Mariupol, hiding behind civilians - but this is a tactic of terrorists, not a regular army. And Russia has a short conversation with terrorists.
1891  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: April 21, 2022, 05:00:30 PM
Are you not forgetting someone in that "benefits report"? You know... like the several thousand Russian soldiers dead and those that will die in vain for a septuagenarian fool? And their children and widows?

I was not sure your scriptwriters were psychos until now. Hold on... that's it... there is another benefit: reducing the personnel costs of Putin's army.

Oh, oh.. another benefit: less cost in test dummies for Javelins (they are now being tested on Putin's soldiers) and another Poland and Czech Republic can swap their old Russian equipment for NATO one by sending the old stuff to Ukraine (Migs, S-300,...) Boy, one for me personally... I am getting a few tanks at 100 USD, and also Putin got rid of a few generals that surely were expensive to maintain.
One death is an irreparable loss. Thousands of deaths is a reasonable measured risk in this context. Putin today gave the order not to storm the bunker near Azovstal in order to save the lives of special forces soldiers. He ordered Shoigu to simply block it so that the fly would not fly by.

I hope you understand that all Western military assistance to Ukraine is a loan that will have to be repaid in the future. Including those weapons that the Russians are blowing up with Calibers in Lviv.

To which the United States is actively supplying weapons, getting rid of old trash at a market price and loading its military-industrial complex with orders - and this is a powerful incentive for the entire economy. Europe also profitably got rid of its old weapons, which are expensive to store and dispose of, but cannot load their military-industrial complex due to a shortage of energy in Europe, because the military industry is very energy-intensive.

Are you saying Ukraine (which isn't a real country according to Putin) used trash weapons that nobody else even wanted to stop the mighty Russian army (and friends) from taking Kiev and forced them to abandon their primary mission and retreat?

How embarrassing.
I think Russia's military maneuver in northern Ukraine was mostly a distraction, plus to take control of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant and prevent provocations from Ukraine with radioactive contamination of the area. It could have been executed more successfully and prevented a provocation in Bucha, but it turned out the way it did.

Russia is conducting this operation with inadequately small forces. I think Putin managed to surprise Western intelligence, who hardly expected that this was even possible in principle.
1892  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: April 21, 2022, 04:32:20 PM
God wants me to share this.

Putin is not God. Patrick Lancaster is not a journalist.

Patrick Lancaster certainly cannot be denied courage. A front-line reporter is a dangerous job, sometimes he is at a distance of less than 100 meters from the line of fire.

Looks like they killed this guy Gonzalo who have been exposing the western intelligence propaganda in Ukraine.
Too bad, his last stream with Scott Ritter is very educational.

You are a damned, complete moron, carrying nonsense, none of what you write, no!
You invent everything on the go, you are a fascist who is sick in the head, Russia has already lost the war!
Glory to Ukraine! Death to the enemies!
Your way of thinking in slogans is very amusing, the style of a rural gopnik has been detected. Ахмат - сила! Allah Akbar! Grin
1893  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: April 21, 2022, 03:45:49 AM
That's right, in Russia there is no hatred for the people of Ukraine. Russians and Ukrainians are too closely intertwined cultural and family roots to cultivate hatred for each other, it's like a form of schizophrenia. I am sad how some Ukrainians hate Russians, hatred is a self-destructive emotion.
You must be living in some alternative reality. Go into streets or open some social media and you'll see what Russians think about Ukrainians. Calling Ukrainians as nazi or banderovtsy is common stuff in Russia. It's not about Azov, not about Zelensky or someone else, but about whole nation. I don't even talk about such words like Khokhol

I have two friends who are ethnic Ukrainians (one supports the operation, the other does not support and does not want to discuss this topic) and another friend has a wife from Donbass, her parents have long been accustomed to living under the shelling of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Another friend of mine is an ethnic Tatar. Other friends are Russian. I meet with them, we drink vodka and there is no hatred between us - this is my objective reality.

If your reality is different, you are probably a racist.

So, what's wrong with that? Official language in Ukraine is Ukrainian, so, it's normal that they don't teach Russian as main language. But they still teach Russian as foreign language. And anti-Russian propaganda in school textbooks, what you describe is sounds more like some conspiracy theory.
Apparently people in the Donbass do not want to learn their native Russian as a foreign language.

And despite things you said, people in Ukraine continue to use Russian language without any issues. Many troops who defends Ukraine speak Russian, public faces or many politics too.
The facts of the oppression of the Russian-speaking population in Ukraine are too numerous and documented for your allegation to cancel them - even if you are completely right.

My question remains, what's so important to the US about this Russia and Ukraine fight that they can't use their veto power to settle them amicably but rather they seem to take side with the Ukrainian president?? Spending billions of dollars in military aid in Ukraine.
I think this Biden campaign for war against Russia (and not against terrorism and the killing in other poor countries) is suspicious and uncalled for. The US should trade with caution before it escalates to what they may not be able to control.
The world needs peace!
Good question. I think for the United States the armed conflict between Ukraine and Russia is not only very beneficial, but also vital. The US economy is not in the best condition after the pandemic, the Fed's quantitative easing program was very adventurous and irresponsible. Someone had to pay for it, and Europe was chosen as the victim. To do this, you just need to quarrel Russia and Germany, whose strong alliance looks dangerous for the United States, and Ukraine serves as an instrument for this. To which the United States is actively supplying weapons, getting rid of old trash at a market price and loading its military-industrial complex with orders - and this is a powerful incentive for the entire economy. Europe also profitably got rid of its old weapons, which are expensive to store and dispose of, but cannot load their military-industrial complex due to a shortage of energy in Europe, because the military industry is very energy-intensive.

It is also beneficial for Russia - to dispose of artillery shells with an expiration date during the operation, to test new types of weapons in combat conditions, to load their military industry with work and orders. In general, this operation seems to be beneficial to everyone, except for Ukraine itself.

You say you are a crypto-anarchist, but your posting shows something very different - just for short, supporting a despot.
You are confusing an crypto-anarchist with a protesting punk. I support Putin because I can, his actions seem to me quite reasonable and in the interests of Russia. My anarchy is that I make decisions on my own who I support, regardless of the pressure of public opinion - based on my own analysis of data and internal motives.
1894  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: April 20, 2022, 07:38:06 PM
              I have been reading the responses of the people here and I have gained better insight about the situation in Ukraine and Russia, how people are coping or reacting to these incidents. But the conversation is somehow progressing in an ugly manner. It is slowly becoming personal attacks now instead of being informative. It would be nice if we keep on the topic itself for the sake of spreading authentic and good information which is pretty rare to find on local news nowadays. Thanks and have a great day everyone.
Today, soldiers of the Akhmat special forces, together the people's militia of the LPR, occupied the settlements of Kremennaya and Staraya Krasnyanka. Massive artillery preparation continues, more than a thousand rockets and shells were fired at the positions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine per day.

Also, in my opinion, the successful test launch of the Sarmat rocket deserves attention.
1895  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: April 20, 2022, 04:18:13 PM
It may seem like something completely new and astonishing for you, but there are places where you cannot only criticise your leaders while drinking, you - prepare to be mind-blown - can actually oppose their politics in public without being poisoned, killed or sent to prison. You may not even believe this, but there is even a chance that you can ... sit down, get ready for this... vote to change them if you think they got it wrong! No, I am not kidding you, those places exist!
Yeah, I know. I live in the city where I was born and I like everything here in general. The Russian people in general are usually completely apolitical and well decentralized, Putin does not tell me how to live directly, and his policies generally suit me well. It is always possible to do something better, but it is not necessary for this to gather in a crowd and arrange a rally about it. Here Ukraine jumped on the Maidan, and it brought a lot of happiness to it? I am a crypto-anarchist and I try not to get into politics without a good reason, so there are more important things.

Ukrainians are speaking of this as their (second) war of independence. Putin has managed to create a national unity spirit on a country that is varied and socially a bit chaotic (in the best sense).
I am glad that Ukraine felt its national spirit during the operation - this means that it will remain an independent sovereign state. You just have to change the national idea from "kill the Russians" to something more appropriate in a decent European civilized society, where Ukraine itself is so eager. It seems Ukrainian refugees in Europe are no longer very welcome.
1896  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: April 20, 2022, 03:08:58 PM
This is not true. Don't listen to Putin's propaganda. They brainwash you and people like you. I'm living in Kiev right now, and I never heard or saw a negative reaction to Russian speech during the war, let alone before it.

Of course I understand that in a big country like Ukraine anything can happen, but those are rare cases and propaganda is feeding you with them.
There is a sufficient amount of documentary evidence of discrimination against the Russian language and its speakers in the Donbass.

Btw, can you explain what does "I need your microwave and Nutella"

in your Personal Text mean?

Do you really support these people,

or think it's funny?
Yes, I was amused by this flight of fantasy of Ukrainian propaganda. I also need your asphalt, street lamp and toilet. Grin
You are Russian speaker?
Yes.

Do you know why Russia invaded so much of Ukraine and why they did not just invade the parts in the east where they are now concentrated?
Good question. I think that Russia launched a preemptive strike not only in the Donbass, but also from the north and south - mainly in order to quickly push the Ukrainian army 100-150 km away from the border with Russia, and thus deprive the Armed Forces of Ukraine of shooting at Russian territory from stationary positions. The longest-range Ukrainian rocket Tochka-U has a maximum flight range of 120 km.
Why did they risk losing so many of their soldiers and equipment because that seemed to be a suicide mission from the beginning?
Also why did they not just use missiles to target the parts in ukraine where they claim there is military targets instead of sending all those troops so far into Ukraine without any logistics or proper supplies.
If anything it should be the Russian mothers and families of those soldiers whose lives have been wasted your government should be afraid of because if I was a Russian person and some politican sent my son or brother into a war the way some of those soldiers were I would be fucking angry and at least be throwing rocks at the scumbag politicans who literally sent them to their death.
I think Ukraine itself was preparing to attack the Donbass in early March, for which it concentrated a powerful strike force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the eastern direction along the entire line of contact. If Russia had not launched a preemptive strike, Ukraine would have crushed the people's militia of Donbass with a powerful assault and NATO would have closed the sky over Ukraine. Russia would have to fight in extremely unfavorable conditions for itself. The operation is well prepared, and extremely forced.
1897  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: April 20, 2022, 08:14:01 AM
This is still not true: "the status of the Russian language in Ukraine has degraded from regional to actually banned in the public space."
It seems you live in an illusory information bubble, having little contact with reality. Stores in Ukraine massively refused to serve Russian-speaking customers. In the bars of Ukraine, Russian speech could easily become a strong argument for a fight. Ukrainians are bilingual people and their attempt to ban the Russian language is absurd, because it impoverishes them and linguistically the Ukrainian language is not a self-sufficient dialect of Russian.

Zelinksy isn't a Nazi.  There aren't Nazis in the Government.  
There is no genocide of Russians.

Putin is making all this shit up because he wants to fuck up Ukraine.Think about it.
The amount of aggression from staunch pacifists in this topic is surprising. You yourself seemed to want to make war with Russia, what are you actually complaining about? Just a month and a half of the operation and Ukraine is already tired? Grin
1898  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: April 20, 2022, 07:46:54 AM
Sweety, you have no idea what your countrymen did in Ukraine.

Ukrainians will hate Russians for generations. If you think otherwise, you are delusional.

Ukrainians who spoke Russian before the war, will not want to speak Russian after the war not to be associated with war criminals.

Nobody will want to learn Russian, or teach Russian to children after the war.
Your empty allegations do not hurt me. The operation in Ukraine did not start this war in the Donbass, it is now ending it there. Yesterday, Zaporozhye separated from Ukraine at a gathering of elders. This is our land, they speak Russian here. A Russian school has already started working in Mariupol.

Ukraine's desire to hate Russia looks suicidal, Russia is simply putting things in order in the region.

Similarly, now Turkey is conducting a special operation in Northern Iraq against the PKK.
1899  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: April 20, 2022, 05:22:18 AM
Russia has no chance against the free and motivated people of Ukraine.
You're funny. Grin

be.open this is a coward and a fascist spreading Kremlin narratives about Bandera and NATO.
The fact that he spends all his free time on the forum justifying Russia's aggression against Ukraine with false statements, we can conclude that he is disabled person , not only mentally, but also physically.
I am a free Russian man, healthy and able to shoot from a Kalashnikov. Geographically, several thousand kilometers from Ukraine in the Southern Urals, I am sitting in a comfortable chair behind a large monitor, in a warm apartment with fast Internet, electricity and gas, there is a lot of food in the refrigerator, my iPhone works fine, bank cards are not blocked, money transfers work. My farm mines cryptocurrencies and bitcoin has made me free from the economic turmoil of sanctions. People around also do not look very worried, they go to work and do their usual routine. There is a revival in the military registration and enlistment offices, but only those who served military service and with combat experience are taken as volunteers.

Wait, wait, wait, you really want to say that there is no hatred towards Ukrainians in Russia? That's enough internet for me today.
That's right, in Russia there is no hatred for the people of Ukraine. Russians and Ukrainians are too closely intertwined cultural and family roots to cultivate hatred for each other, it's like a form of schizophrenia. I am sad how some Ukrainians hate Russians, hatred is a self-destructive emotion.

From 2014 to 2021, the status of the Russian language in Ukraine has degraded from regional to actually banned in the public space. Actually, this was one of the main reasons for the armed separatist conflict in Ukraine, it is strange that you do not know this. It is interesting that Russian-speaking residents of Donbass often speak Ukrainian language better, because they study the literary version at school than residents of Western Ukraine with their native surzhik. I am sure that demilitarization and denazification during the current operation will benefit them, ennoble and raise their level of civilization to an acceptable level in a decent society.

No, it's not banned.  It's never been banned.  Putin is using some law involving Ukranian being the official language of Ukraine and requiring Ukranian to be used by people that work for the Ukranian government or have public service jobs to convince people that Russian is 'banned' and that's...genocide.  I know it's crazy.  Oh wait, you fell for it. You should try to stop doing that.
Across Ukraine, the number of schools that teach Russian is rapidly declining, and since 2018, Ukraine has completely stopped publishing textbooks in Russian. Modern Ukrainian school textbooks are some kind of obscurantism, and from an early age children are cultivated anti-Russian propaganda, representing Russians as wild orcs, with whom the best thing to do is to kill. It began under Yushchenko in 2004, and in 17 years a whole generation of narrow-minded nationalist fanatics has grown up, of which now all this Nazi nonsense will have to be knocked out of their heads.
1900  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: April 20, 2022, 04:40:19 AM
It's good that Lyusya Arestovich, the mouthpiece of Ukrainian propaganda, is a crystal-clearly honest person. Grin
I'm not really sure what you're trying to show with this video.

Projecting their totalitarian mindset on the rest of the world. They can't imagine that someone criticizing the president is not in prison.
You are mistaken by projecting your complexes on me, and I will explain why. In Russia, one can criticize Putin quite freely if it is essential and desirable when drinking vodka with friends in one's kitchen, not in a public space. For example, Putin promised not to raise the retirement age, and then the retirement age in Russia nevertheless increased - this is a good reason for criticizing Putin among the people. Putin did not keep his word in an important aspect for many people, Putin is an asshole. At the same time, he got the country in ruins after the collapse of the USSR, default and gangster privatization, and created a "vertical of power" management system that really works. In foreign policy, I have little to criticize Putin for, although he could have been more successful in the field of diplomacy. At the same time, he looks and acts like a guy who has a strategic plan and follows it, and says basically the right things.

genocide of the Russian-speaking population of Donbass, who were forbidden to speak their native language

Except many videos of Ukrainian forces show them speaking Russian... go figure. Maybe it's not forbidden and you just made it up.
From 2014 to 2021, the status of the Russian language in Ukraine has degraded from regional to actually banned in the public space. Actually, this was one of the main reasons for the armed separatist conflict in Ukraine, it is strange that you do not know this. It is interesting that Russian-speaking residents of Donbass often speak Ukrainian language better, because they study the literary version at school than residents of Western Ukraine with their native surzhik. I am sure that demilitarization and denazification during the current operation will benefit them, ennoble and raise their level of civilization to an acceptable level in a decent society.
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