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[Tzupy]

A second wave of Russian military reinforcements has been heading towards Ukraine's eastern border, prior to the formal annexation of the region by Russia on 18 March.

Train loads of Russian tanks, heavy artillery, rocket launchers and armoured troop carriers have been revealed in news media reports and social media posts heading westwards from central Russia and Siberia, while airborne exercises have been conducted in the region.

Two trains were filmed in Saratov on 14 March carrying more than 20 T-90 main battle tanks (MBTs) and several 2S3 152mm self-propelled artillery systems (SPAs). Images also emerged of a station in Omsk, Siberia, showing trains loaded with heavy artillery and rocket launchers.

[Morbid]

A second wave of Russian military reinforcements has been heading towards Ukraine's eastern border, prior to the formal annexation of the region by Russia on 18 March.

Train loads of Russian tanks, heavy artillery, rocket launchers and armoured troop carriers have been revealed in news media reports and social media posts heading westwards from central Russia and Siberia, while airborne exercises have been conducted in the region.

Two trains were filmed in Saratov on 14 March carrying more than 20 T-90 main battle tanks (MBTs) and several 2S3 152mm self-propelled artillery systems (SPAs). Images also emerged of a station in Omsk, Siberia, showing trains loaded with heavy artillery and rocket launchers.

russian military men love fishing. especially on reaquired coastal locations of crimea.

[myself]

A second wave of Russian military reinforcements has been heading towards Ukraine's eastern border, prior to the formal annexation of the region by Russia on 18 March.

Train loads of Russian tanks, heavy artillery, rocket launchers and armoured troop carriers have been revealed in news media reports and social media posts heading westwards from central Russia and Siberia, while airborne exercises have been conducted in the region.

Two trains were filmed in Saratov on 14 March carrying more than 20 T-90 main battle tanks (MBTs) and several 2S3 152mm self-propelled artillery systems (SPAs). Images also emerged of a station in Omsk, Siberia, showing trains loaded with heavy artillery and rocket launchers.

russian military men love fishing. especially on reaquired coastal locations of crimea.

imo they are waiting for some fanatic/nazi to shoot civilians to get live on TV and then roll in and i quite convinced that the fanatics/nazi will deliver is just matter of time

[Revolution]

inbe4worldwar3...


Seriously who wants to come join me in Antarctica

[myself]

US needs in Bush or McCain to solve problems in Europe.  Democrats do nothing, they have no balls....

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=641_1285524199

[pioter]

russians about bitcoin))))
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-NaRuB8ngt4

they need something that putin cant take 

[jolipenria]

I wish it were a bad story with a happy end

[Balthazar]

It's a serious game just like a chess, and results could be very funny

A population of the Crimea is about 2 million... As the result we have:

1) US and EU doesn't recognize a referendum;
2) US and EU faces with recognition of new RF & Ukraine borders;
3) It's obvious that Crimeans won't allow to perform any Ukrainian elections on their territory;
4) Ukrainian pseudo-government faces with impossibility of legitimate presidential & parliamentary elections;
5) EU/US or Ukrainian pseudo-government must recognize sovereignty of the Republic of Crimea. Otherwise they won't be able to perform any elections;
6) Check & Mate. Recognition is only a matter of time.

[bryant.coleman]

6) Check & Mate. Recognition is only a matter of time.

Very simple. Kosovo for Crimea.

[fsb4000]

Britons rate Russia more positively than EU 
http://europolitics.info/livenews/140323001200.fyjvazlg.xml 

[erre]

It's a serious game just like a chess, and results could be very funny

A population of the Crimea is about 2 million... As the result we have:

1) US and EU doesn't recognize a referendum;
2) US and EU faces with recognition of new RF & Ukraine borders;
3) It's obvious that Crimeans won't allow to perform any Ukrainian elections on their territory;
4) Ukrainian pseudo-government faces with impossibility of legitimate presidential & parliamentary elections;
5) EU/US or Ukrainian pseudo-government must recognize sovereignty of the Republic of Crimea. Otherwise they won't be able to perform any elections;
6) Check & Mate. Recognition is only a matter of time.

I really wish good luck to you and all the people of your country. But you're making it too plain simple, we're facing a cold war situation and this can do nothing good for the world.

Very simple. Kosovo for Crimea.

U're really facing this risk. And kosovarians are not happy of the situation.


Solution? Call for absolute indipendence, and start using esperanto as language and bitcoin as currency

I think ukranians and crimeans are basically good, but you're going to be badly fucked up by the most powerful governments in the world. Russia is powerful, but Russia only want you to hate ukranians and the whole europe, this to gain an area of exclusive influence because of the sea, the fleet, the gas, the border etc etc... your area has been one of the main russia's strategical objectives for the wholes XIX and XX centuries.

[bryant.coleman]

Britons rate Russia more positively than EU 
http://europolitics.info/livenews/140323001200.fyjvazlg.xml 

Most of the Britons want UK to leave the EU.

[247crypto]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJbFUvmmnbk

[247crypto]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=giNCROvJLCw

[mladen00]

Re: Russia Invades Ukraine. Whats next?


Alaska

[Balthazar]

Obama: The referendum should be performed on the entire Ukraine territory.
Putin: Okay

 

[247crypto]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HoPSSJAYQ1k

[247crypto]

[Swordsoffreedom]

Re: Russia Invades Ukraine. Whats next?


Alaska

Indeed that would be an interesting one

[bryant.coleman]

Romanians are only around 20% of the population in Chernivtsi. Similarly, only around 12% of the population of Trans-Carpathia is Maghiari, with the remainder mostly consisting of Ruthenians. However Lviv, Ternopil, Ivano-Frankivsk, Rivne and Volyn will be better with Poland.

Odessa is home to large minorities of Moldvins, Bulgars, Russians and Gagauz (esp.in Budzak). There is a large Greek minority in Donetsk (esp. in Mariupol). Russians are near majority in Luhansk, Donetsk and Kharkiv.