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1881  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: April 25, 2022, 05:13:36 PM
Isn't it amazing how Ukrainians are able to hold the Russian forces with their six remaining tanks.
For some reason, you forget or ignore the military assistance of Western countries, which goes to Ukraine in a continuous stream. About 10 transport planes of military aid arrive daily from the USA through Poland to Ukraine. Caravans of trucks with tanks and other heavy armored vehicles are moving from Europe to Ukraine. Every day, Russia destroys part of the incoming military aid with air- and sea-based missiles at logistics hubs, but I think this is only a small part. Russia's refusal to bomb bridges and railroads sounds strange from the point of view of military logic, but Putin's strategy becomes more understandable in the context of a military special operation. Attacks on civilian infrastructure are a sign of genocide, and the genocide of Ukraine is clearly not part of Putin's plan. Therefore, do not worry about tactical nuclear strikes on the territory of Ukraine - Russia will definitely not do this. Although the provocations of Ukraine under a false flag are still possible.
1882  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: April 25, 2022, 04:24:31 PM
Do you think that Ukraine is not involved in the explosions in Bryansk? Then it is doubly incomprehensible to me why you are dragging offtopic into this topic, and even falsely accusing me of this when I talk about the role of Poland in this story (which, in my opinion, is very interesting and quite significant).

Two possibilities that I think are most likely: Ukrainians did it; or corrupt Russian generals are trying to mask the extent of their corruption in the face of humiliating failures in Ukraine (see all that fuel... it burned, we definitely didn't steal half of it before this unfortunate fire). Either way this is a direct consequence of the war in Ukraine.

So is the alleged "plot" - a very clunky attempt by FSB to deflect from the real news... I mean seriously, a t-shirt with swastika on a secret mission in a foreign country? LOL

Now please find something "incriminating" about Finland or Monaco because obviously they're involved somehow.

Do not worry about the professionalism of the FSB, they have extensive experience in countering terrorism. Let me remind you that the Winter Olympic Games in Sochi in 2014 were held against the backdrop of the blazing Maidan, and geographically it was very close. However, they passed quietly and without serious incidents.

I think it is in the interests of Russia that the hostilities against the Armed Forces of Ukraine end faster, Ukraine slips into the tactics of sabotage and terrorist attacks, and then a very complex and large-scale military special operation will turn into an ordinary counter-terrorist operation, in which Russia has already eaten more than one dog.
1883  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: April 25, 2022, 03:48:43 PM
I have not seen reports that Ukraine claimed responsibility

I didn't say it did. However Russian propaganda destroyed two more TB2s (negative 10th and 11th I think) and also uncovered a secret Ukrainian plot to kill one of the esteemed propagandists. Same "plotters" were also planning to set army recruitment offices on fire, which is very convenient because such fires have been happening recently so now propaganda can blame Ukraine. Oh and the "plotters" had Hitler's photo with them. Just think about that one for a moment.

Normally I'd say people who read all that shit and think "yeah, this sounds plausible" must be utter morons, but this being Russia I guess we can make an allowance for extreme brainwashing.

Do you think that Ukraine is not involved in the explosions in Bryansk? Then it is doubly incomprehensible to me why you are dragging offtopic into this topic, and even falsely accusing me of this when I talk about the role of Poland in this story (which, in my opinion, is very interesting and quite significant).

Poland has very specific views on Western Ukraine, Poland has a rather tough political line on the Russian energy embargo, Poland is represented by the largest contingent of mercenaries fighting on the side of Ukraine. The Polish Minister of War recently criticized Johnson aloud for revealing military secrets during a visit to India about the training of Ukrainian soldiers by instructors in Poland. Poland is actively playing its game against the energy alliance between Russia and Germany and is pursuing its interests in Ukraine. This is interesting both in itself and in the context of what possible steps are in this regard in Putin's strategy.
1884  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: April 25, 2022, 03:19:31 PM
Ukraine does not deny nor confirm. Do you understand? "Does not deny nor confirm". And if you ask US intelligence services if they are helping... they "not deny nor confirm".

Now repeat with me once more:  "I am safe in Putin's Russia, I am safe in Putin's Russia, I am safe in Putin's Russia..."
I understand it. When there is confirmation from the Ukrainian side, then it will be appropriate to talk about it here. For now, I can only say that even terrorists act more honestly than Ukraine, because usually some specific terrorist organization takes responsibility for the strike. There is no responsibility - it means that until the end of the investigation it is just an accident. "The Clap with a negative rise of silence", to put it more politically correct.

ps I live in one of the safest places in the world, far enough from the scene of events and at the same time my place for this performance is in the stalls in the first row.
1885  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: April 25, 2022, 02:53:18 PM
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I see they supplied you with new material so that you wouldn't have to talk about faulty wiring and danger of smoking.

However projecting Putin's imperial delusions on other countries doesn't really work well outside of Russian propaganda space. Russian Federation is the aggressor. Not Poland. Stay on topic, comrade.
It seems that it is you who are digressing from the topic, I have not seen reports that Ukraine claimed responsibility for the strikes in Bryansk, probably because there were no such messages.
1886  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: April 25, 2022, 02:09:08 PM
Here is an interesting recent article from which you can better understand what place Poland occupies or wants to occupy in this conflict. It is about a possible union between Poland and Western Ukraine, on the territory of which Poland has claims for historical reasons. Moreover, since 2015, an organization for the return of Polish property in Ukraine "Restitution of Kresov" has been operating in Poland, and about 100 thousand Poles are able to prove that they are the heirs and successors of people who owned real estate in Western Ukraine. And in 2016, Ukraine signed, together with the Sejm of Poland, a joint declaration condemning the Molotov-Ribentrop Pact. By signing this declaration, Kyiv actually abandoned the six regions of Western Ukraine in favor of Poland, which Ukraine received under this pact.

Now it is more clear to me why Poland is so determined and seems ready to take a direct part even without coordination with NATO. This is a historic chance for Poland to become the "customs office of Europe" with physical control over two branches of the gas pipeline from Russia to Europe instead of the current one.

The bad news for Ukraine is that it looks like it could lose not only East and South, but also West as a result of this operation. Only the demilitarized Center will remain, on which all debts for weapons supplied by the West will be hanged.
1887  Economy / Economics / Re: Russia wants to build a new world order with China on: April 25, 2022, 10:31:24 AM
3. The US has a green paper typewriter. Papers - for which Russia jumps on its hind legs, selling all its resources for this simple paper. And the US doesn't give a damn about the multi-trillion domestic debt, and everything else. In any case, they will print the most desirable product for everyone - DOLLAR! And the global economy will swallow any amount of paper. And China and others, allegedly friends of Russia, are also not idiots, and they will have to deal with toxic Russia, which has only resources and rubles that no one needs, will use Russia precisely as a raw material appendage. And keep economic ties with the West and the dollar, because you can get everything for a dollar, but nothing for a ruble!
And why not beads instead of paper, at least they are shiny? Grin

I recommend this interview, although it is in French, it is very informative. Eight centuries of the domination of European civilization down the drain - because of the global loss of confidence in the debt obligations of the West. Bring gold if you don't want to pay in rubles. Green paper does not inspire anyone else in Russia.
1888  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: April 25, 2022, 09:52:19 AM

It is very difficult to predict which direction Russia has a higher priority now ...

No is not. The gas and iron ore and industry of the Donbas. Encircling the Ukranian army south of Izum, taking Mariupol and, if they observe weakness, trying a push for Odessa.
It is difficult to say that Russia’s advance in the Donbas is very slow, because there Russia is opposed by the most combat-ready grouping of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, which is very well entrenched there. There seem to be more Terodefense militias in the south, who are now having a very hard time against the regular army. On the other hand, armored vehicles with the letter O from the central military district are increasingly visible in the front-line chronicle, and the letters V  and Z now look like rotations or regroupings. Shelling in the Donbass is more like "harassing" fire to prevent the Armed Forces from regrouping than to prepare for a decisive offensive.


There are 8000 of this "flechettes" in a shell. There is only one possible use for it when fired on a civilian area.


It is still strange using those on area you keep occupied...bullet is simpler, cheaper, and harder
to find out who killed them, but Russians seems to insist to kill civilians with weapons that
can only be traced to Russia. Stupid Russians. And if missed slightly, they could kill their won troops
Theoretically, both sides of the conflict have the opportunity to use such ammunition. The Armed Forces of Ukraine used them during the siege of Slavyansk in 2015. Also, the Armed Forces of Ukraine do not hide the fact that they carried out artillery shelling of Bucha at a time when it was occupied by Russian troops.

I met on the net the opinion that the UK is thus blackmailing Zelensky so that he continues to escalate the conflict. In general, it is strange that the English newspaper discloses the details of the forensic medical examination before the end of the investigation, especially if it does not fit with the original version of the Ukrainian side.

Mariupol still has not fallen and even Putin recognised it in his farcical appearance with his chief psycho, while holding the table as if it was to run away from him.
Are you seriously?

I am especially amused by your ability to diagnose Putin by his hand on the edge of the table, while Biden regularly shakes hands with the void. Grin
1889  Economy / Economics / Re: Russia Was Prepared to Withstand Sanctions. Why Wasn't Europe Prepared to Impose on: April 25, 2022, 07:53:44 AM
No option for the EU would be better than Russia, The German government also recently announced that it will stop importing Russian oil from the end of this year and stop relying on gas according to the European route. But they never mentioned a replacement, who would replace the Russian oil supply for them. It seems that all they are saying is to intimidate Russia, they cannot find an alternative.

Why is she the best choice? The fact that, at the discretion of a not quite adequate ruler, he can take and stop gas supplies in winter, violating the contractual terms? And this is not the first time! And what's more - after that, there are also ultimatums to change the supply chain and payment!
What is worse, for example, oil from Norway and gas from suppliers from Asia? Or SGP hubs in the Baltics or Portugal? Risk diversification in today's situation is the best solution! Russia is a toxic country, a toxic and unpredictable supplier - do you really want to work and have a relationship with such a person?

You invented your fact yourself, Russia is a responsible and reliable supplier of energy resources, and even two months after the start of the operation in Ukraine, Gazprom continues to transit gas through Ukraine in accordance with its long-term contracts. The fact that Gazprom does not supply gas under short-term contracts is its permanent strategy.
1890  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: April 25, 2022, 07:09:07 AM
You are lying, as always.
Here are some videos with residents of Melitopol.

Residents of Melitopol meet Russian Nazis
https://youtu.be/NMG3whbQygo

Protest action in temporarily occupied Melitopol
https://youtu.be/eFi191_FC0Q
It is curious that the protest action is openly taking place in the city occupied by the Russians and no one seems to be shooting at them. And there are more people in the queues for Russian humanitarian aid than at these rallies. This video is more than a month and a half old, since then the mood in Melitopol seems to have changed to a more pro-Russian one.

The problem is not that you are being lied to. Your problem is that you are deceiving yourself.
1891  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: April 25, 2022, 06:39:30 AM
Yugoslavia 2.0 very much
I think the ambitions to take the South of Ukraine are not the main, but the accompanying goal of Russia in this operation. Moreover, it appeared already during the operation due to the unwillingness of Ukraine to voluntarily lay down its arms. The stronger and longer Ukraine resists, the worse the terms of the peace agreement will be for it. Russia does not need a truce for 10-15-20 years, in order to then again step on the same Ukrainian rake. Putin will not repeat Khrushchev's mistake in rehabilitating Bandera in the 1950s.
1892  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.
1893  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.
1894  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.
1895  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.
1896  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.
1897  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.

Quote
"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.
1898  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.
1899  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress] on: April 22, 2022, 03:35:59 AM
....
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.
1900  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.
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