Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress]

[BADecker]

Today I saw a official video released by the White House in which president Biden further stands for supporting both Ukraine and Israel, according to him not doing so would only undermine the security of the United States and their allies around the world, etc.
So he will send a proposal to the congress of the USA to send further economical support to both countries.. I am not sure if that support is to be seen in military equipment or money (credit); but this certainly gives us an idea of how long and how expensive these conflicts can be for the USA government and the average tax payer.

You can find the video on Youtube, there are already several political commentators talking about it.
If you have any thoughts on this and its timing, you are free to comment.

USA is bankrupt, and elites are fully aware of it. Only way out is something like WW3
so they don't really care adding few trillion to their debt, so $$$ printing machine is
busy 24/7

The USA is not bankrupt. The idea of the bankruptcy is a lie through ignorance of the facts, or through deceit of the same facts.

For example. Biden and Congress borrowed a bunch of money for Ukraine to use against Russia. But the banking system converted the promissory note into money. This means that the US prepaid its own loans. And it is like this with all loans in the US. https://duckduckgo.com/?t=ffab&q=Tom+Schauf+bank+freedom&ia=web

If anything, payments that have already been made on loans of the past, are owed to the people and the government by the banking system. Why? Because the loans were prepaid by the promissory notes. So, it is the other way around. The banking system owes the people and the government a tremendous debt.

The major reason why the banking system is trying to go into cryptocurrencies of their own making is, to hide this borrowing fact under a big fat layer of mish-mash. There are other reasons, of course. But that's one of the big ones.

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[Xal0lex]

The USA is not bankrupt.

I'd like to remind you that this thread is not about US bankruptcy, but about Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Therefore, please, do not deviate from the theme of the topic. Thank you.

[Branko]

https://t.me/rezident_ua/20205

English translation:

" If we compare the mobilization processes in Ukraine and the Russian Federation, they are strikingly different.

 If in Ukraine there is a mass exodus of men of military age using a number of corruption schemes to avoid going to the front or going abroad, then in the Russian Federation the army continues to grow at the expense of contract soldiers.  Thus, only since the beginning of 2023, 357 thousand people have been accepted into the Russian army.  Moreover, this number included not only those who were in the reserves and signed a contract, but also volunteers.
 In Ukraine, there are virtually no “volunteers” left—there are no queues at military registration and enlistment offices (as was the case in the first months of the military conflict).  Now military commissars are forcibly dragging people to the TCC - the mobilization resource in the country is almost exhausted, so the capture of almost every man of military age is more reminiscent of footage from an action-packed film.
 That is, the potential of Russia and Ukraine in military terms is simply not comparable, and the current situation with mobilization processes in the two countries suggests that Ukraine has no chance of surviving a resource war. "


It seems even Ukrainians (unlike paxmao) are starting to realize the truth

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Factually wrong information. Firstly, the US has a permanent stock of military supplies in Israel. The reason is that if a war with Iran, Siria, Egypt or others breaks out, it is difficult to send immediate support from across two seas to Israel. US simply has opened the gates and pass the bill.

The United States cannot now pass a single bill due to the absence of the speaker of the lower house of Congress. It is the speaker of the lower house of Congress who puts laws on the agenda for consideration; in fact, he has the right of veto, like the president. After McCarthy's resignation, all legislative activity in the United States was paralyzed.

Fully incorrect. There is a temporary speaker https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-67161430, the legislative process is not interrupted in any way and the funny thing is that since this guy is temporary, they cannot remove him as easily as an elected one.

Mr Buck argued there is nothing preventing the Speaker pro tempore from performing normal legislative duties, like recognising members for motions to propose legislation. If Mr McHenry began to do that, he wrote, it would be up to House members to object or come up with an alternative plan.

Now, try again, but this time read some credible sources first.

You are lying, wishful thinking. The acting speaker of the lower house of the US Congress does not have the authority to introduce new bills for consideration; now the House of Representatives can only consider bills previously put forward for consideration and all legislative activity in the United States is paralyzed. Actually, the article at your link suggests one of the options for solving this problem - giving the acting speaker the necessary powers.

[paxmao]

https://t.me/rezident_ua/20205

English translation:

" If we compare the mobilization processes in Ukraine and the Russian Federation, they are strikingly different.

 If in Ukraine there is a mass exodus of men of military age using a number of corruption schemes to avoid going to the front or going abroad, then in the Russian Federation the army continues to grow at the expense of contract soldiers.  Thus, only since the beginning of 2023, 357 thousand people have been accepted into the Russian army.  Moreover, this number included not only those who were in the reserves and signed a contract, but also volunteers.
 In Ukraine, there are virtually no “volunteers” left—there are no queues at military registration and enlistment offices (as was the case in the first months of the military conflict).  Now military commissars are forcibly dragging people to the TCC - the mobilization resource in the country is almost exhausted, so the capture of almost every man of military age is more reminiscent of footage from an action-packed film.
 That is, the potential of Russia and Ukraine in military terms is simply not comparable, and the current situation with mobilization processes in the two countries suggests that Ukraine has no chance of surviving a resource war. "


It seems even Ukrainians (unlike paxmao) are starting to realize the truth

Again, Ukraine is not fighting alone, the mobilisation of Ukraine human resources is far for exhausted, Ukrainians are resisting Putler's Moscowian regime because they know there is no peace unless he is stopped drastically. There is not an option for "no fighting" if you want a country that you can call your own and in which you are actually a full rights citizen.

Since the beginning of Ruzzia's war of invasion Ukraine has been getting stronger an stronger. They have tank brigades that did not exist, fully modernised artillery units to the point that has exceeded Ruzzia's fire effectiveness, long range striking capability with Scalps/stormshadows, long range G2G capability with ATACAMS.

And this is only going to get worse for the Ruzzi (mostly from the territories, not really Ruzzis): along the next months Ukraine will get a decent airforce (F-16 and possibly  Gripen) and the suit of bad beast weapon that can be launch from these (e.g. meteor, HARM, amrams...).

I have to congratulate Putin for achieving this - from a barely armed state that posed no threat, to a porcupine with all the latest shit to throw to your human-wave attacks.

Now Branko, try again, but this time say something credible.

Speaking of credible, it seems that Kazaks being forcibly enlisted upon threat of deportation. Why Branko? do you think they do not share your uninformed optimism?

Factually wrong information. Firstly, the US has a permanent stock of military supplies in Israel. The reason is that if a war with Iran, Siria, Egypt or others breaks out, it is difficult to send immediate support from across two seas to Israel. US simply has opened the gates and pass the bill.

The United States cannot now pass a single bill due to the absence of the speaker of the lower house of Congress. It is the speaker of the lower house of Congress who puts laws on the agenda for consideration; in fact, he has the right of veto, like the president. After McCarthy's resignation, all legislative activity in the United States was paralyzed.

Fully incorrect. There is a temporary speaker https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-67161430, the legislative process is not interrupted in any way and the funny thing is that since this guy is temporary, they cannot remove him as easily as an elected one.

Mr Buck argued there is nothing preventing the Speaker pro tempore from performing normal legislative duties, like recognising members for motions to propose legislation. If Mr McHenry began to do that, he wrote, it would be up to House members to object or come up with an alternative plan.

Now, try again, but this time read some credible sources first.

You are lying, wishful thinking. The acting speaker of the lower house of the US Congress does not have the authority to introduce new bills for consideration; now the House of Representatives can only consider bills previously put forward for consideration and all legislative activity in the United States is paralyzed. Actually, the article at your link suggests one of the options for solving this problem - giving the acting speaker the necessary powers.

Just read the links and care to read the news from more than one source. do you really think that US support for Israel is going to be stopped by a technicality? Well, if that goes ahead, Ukraine help , debt ceiling, border security and many others go in the package.

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Factually wrong information. Firstly, the US has a permanent stock of military supplies in Israel. The reason is that if a war with Iran, Siria, Egypt or others breaks out, it is difficult to send immediate support from across two seas to Israel. US simply has opened the gates and pass the bill.

The United States cannot now pass a single bill due to the absence of the speaker of the lower house of Congress. It is the speaker of the lower house of Congress who puts laws on the agenda for consideration; in fact, he has the right of veto, like the president. After McCarthy's resignation, all legislative activity in the United States was paralyzed.

Fully incorrect. There is a temporary speaker https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-67161430, the legislative process is not interrupted in any way and the funny thing is that since this guy is temporary, they cannot remove him as easily as an elected one.

Mr Buck argued there is nothing preventing the Speaker pro tempore from performing normal legislative duties, like recognising members for motions to propose legislation. If Mr McHenry began to do that, he wrote, it would be up to House members to object or come up with an alternative plan.

Now, try again, but this time read some credible sources first.

You are lying, wishful thinking. The acting speaker of the lower house of the US Congress does not have the authority to introduce new bills for consideration; now the House of Representatives can only consider bills previously put forward for consideration and all legislative activity in the United States is paralyzed. Actually, the article at your link suggests one of the options for solving this problem - giving the acting speaker the necessary powers.

Just read the links and care to read the news from more than one source. do you really think that US support for Israel is going to be stopped by a technicality? Well, if that goes ahead, Ukraine help , debt ceiling, border security and many others go in the package.

I think that the lower house of the US Congress will not be able to consider Biden's proposed $100 billion aid bill for Ukraine and Israel until it elects a speaker who can introduce this bill for consideration. Because these are the rules of the House of Representatives of the US Congress, regardless of your ideas about what it should be like in an ideal fictional world.  Stop fantasizing and wishful thinking.

[Branko]

Again, Ukraine is not fighting alone, the mobilisation of Ukraine human resources is far for exhausted, Ukrainians are resisting Putler's Moscowian regime because they know there is no peace unless he is stopped drastically. There is not an option for "no fighting" if you want a country that you can call your own and in which you are actually a full rights citizen.

Since the beginning of Ruzzia's war of invasion Ukraine has been getting stronger an stronger. They have tank brigades that did not exist, fully modernised artillery units to the point that has exceeded Ruzzia's fire effectiveness, long range striking capability with Scalps/stormshadows, long range G2G capability with ATACAMS.

Really?

https://twitter.com/vicktop55/status/1715798683675992559

[paxmao]

Again, Ukraine is not fighting alone, the mobilisation of Ukraine human resources is far for exhausted, Ukrainians are resisting Putler's Moscowian regime because they know there is no peace unless he is stopped drastically. There is not an option for "no fighting" if you want a country that you can call your own and in which you are actually a full rights citizen.

Since the beginning of Ruzzia's war of invasion Ukraine has been getting stronger an stronger. They have tank brigades that did not exist, fully modernised artillery units to the point that has exceeded Ruzzia's fire effectiveness, long range striking capability with Scalps/stormshadows, long range G2G capability with ATACAMS.

Really?

https://twitter.com/vicktop55/status/1715798683675992559

Yes, Branko really, a tweet does not change any of that.

Meanwhile we are discussing, a few of the mili-bloggers are claiming that Ruzzis have taken the pile of waste north of Adviika, then claiming that Ukraine took it back, then again... I am starting to think that they may not have taken it in the first place. However, what I have seen is pictures of the area - hint = they are not a nice view for the Ruzzian war enthusiats (if there is anyone left).



This is what the Ruzzies see when near the Terrycon. Anyone fancy going with them on a "storming operation"??

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This is what the Ruzzies see when near the Terrycon. Anyone fancy going with them on a "storming operation"??

The main striking force near Avdeevka are former prisoners from the Storm Z assault detachments of the Ministry of Defense. Nobody asks them what they want, they are given an order and they carry it out. Ukraine's deployment of 31 and 47 mechanized brigades to defend Avdiivka indicates two things: the situation there for Ukraine is close to critical and the Ukrainian counter-offensive has truly ended.

[paxmao]

This is what the Ruzzies see when near the Terrycon. Anyone fancy going with them on a "storming operation"??

The main striking force near Avdeevka are former prisoners from the Storm Z assault detachments of the Ministry of Defense. Nobody asks them what they want, they are given an order and they carry it out. Ukraine's deployment of 31 and 47 mechanized brigades to defend Avdiivka indicates two things: the situation there for Ukraine is close to critical and the Ukrainian counter-offensive has truly ended.

In that we can agree: many of the individuals in the units are given orders that are simply obscene - there is no way to carry them out, it is simple suicide. It is normal in any army to follow orders - that's how armies work in general - the difference is what orders are being given, what are the chances of success and how risky the operation is. The incompetence of the leaders is shown in the type of orders given.

BTW it seems that from WW II tactics, now Ruzzia has passed to WW I meat attacks tactics and lately to Medieval siege techniques by digging tunnels under fortifications. What is next? Using swords?

[TwitchySeal]

Again, Ukraine is not fighting alone, the mobilisation of Ukraine human resources is far for exhausted, Ukrainians are resisting Putler's Moscowian regime because they know there is no peace unless he is stopped drastically. There is not an option for "no fighting" if you want a country that you can call your own and in which you are actually a full rights citizen.

Since the beginning of Ruzzia's war of invasion Ukraine has been getting stronger an stronger. They have tank brigades that did not exist, fully modernised artillery units to the point that has exceeded Ruzzia's fire effectiveness, long range striking capability with Scalps/stormshadows, long range G2G capability with ATACAMS.

Really?

https://twitter.com/vicktop55/status/1715798683675992559

Really?

[be.open]

This is what the Ruzzies see when near the Terrycon. Anyone fancy going with them on a "storming operation"??

The main striking force near Avdeevka are former prisoners from the Storm Z assault detachments of the Ministry of Defense. Nobody asks them what they want, they are given an order and they carry it out. Ukraine's deployment of 31 and 47 mechanized brigades to defend Avdiivka indicates two things: the situation there for Ukraine is close to critical and the Ukrainian counter-offensive has truly ended.

In that we can agree: many of the individuals in the units are given orders that are simply obscene - there is no way to carry them out, it is simple suicide. It is normal in any army to follow orders - that's how armies work in general - the difference is what orders are being given, what are the chances of success and how risky the operation is. The incompetence of the leaders is shown in the type of orders given.

BTW it seems that from WW II tactics, now Ruzzia has passed to WW I meat attacks tactics and lately to Medieval siege techniques by digging tunnels under fortifications. What is next? Using swords?

Russia uses the tactics that work and bring success. The situation in Avdiivka now is in many ways similar to the situation in Bakhmut, and it will end in much the same way. Ukraine tried to adopt this tactic of meat assaults in the summer during its counter-offensive in the Zaporozhye direction, but failed because it did not have all the components necessary for success.

[paxmao]

This is what the Ruzzies see when near the Terrycon. Anyone fancy going with them on a "storming operation"??

The main striking force near Avdeevka are former prisoners from the Storm Z assault detachments of the Ministry of Defense. Nobody asks them what they want, they are given an order and they carry it out. Ukraine's deployment of 31 and 47 mechanized brigades to defend Avdiivka indicates two things: the situation there for Ukraine is close to critical and the Ukrainian counter-offensive has truly ended.

In that we can agree: many of the individuals in the units are given orders that are simply obscene - there is no way to carry them out, it is simple suicide. It is normal in any army to follow orders - that's how armies work in general - the difference is what orders are being given, what are the chances of success and how risky the operation is. The incompetence of the leaders is shown in the type of orders given.

BTW it seems that from WW II tactics, now Ruzzia has passed to WW I meat attacks tactics and lately to Medieval siege techniques by digging tunnels under fortifications. What is next? Using swords?

Russia uses the tactics that work and bring success. The situation in Avdiivka now is in many ways similar to the situation in Bakhmut, and it will end in much the same way. Ukraine tried to adopt this tactic of meat assaults in the summer during its counter-offensive in the Zaporozhye direction, but failed because it did not have all the components necessary for success.

A few more of this "successes" and there will be no army left to celebrate the great "victory". There is a price to pay for advancing - which by the way has not been consolidated nor is something that could be called a "success" - when that price is as high as what is being grinded now in the east front, it is simply not worth it. It is a a good way of "self-demilitarisation".

In the end you may say that Ruzzi soldiers are expendable and do not matter, you just send in more. But that logic failed in WW I and is likely to fail against modern means of destruction which chop meat at speed - no matter if 10, 100 or 1000, it just grind whatever is thrown at it.

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This is what the Ruzzies see when near the Terrycon. Anyone fancy going with them on a "storming operation"??

The main striking force near Avdeevka are former prisoners from the Storm Z assault detachments of the Ministry of Defense. Nobody asks them what they want, they are given an order and they carry it out. Ukraine's deployment of 31 and 47 mechanized brigades to defend Avdiivka indicates two things: the situation there for Ukraine is close to critical and the Ukrainian counter-offensive has truly ended.

In that we can agree: many of the individuals in the units are given orders that are simply obscene - there is no way to carry them out, it is simple suicide. It is normal in any army to follow orders - that's how armies work in general - the difference is what orders are being given, what are the chances of success and how risky the operation is. The incompetence of the leaders is shown in the type of orders given.

BTW it seems that from WW II tactics, now Ruzzia has passed to WW I meat attacks tactics and lately to Medieval siege techniques by digging tunnels under fortifications. What is next? Using swords?

Russia uses the tactics that work and bring success. The situation in Avdiivka now is in many ways similar to the situation in Bakhmut, and it will end in much the same way. Ukraine tried to adopt this tactic of meat assaults in the summer during its counter-offensive in the Zaporozhye direction, but failed because it did not have all the components necessary for success.

A few more of this "successes" and there will be no army left to celebrate the great "victory". There is a price to pay for advancing - which by the way has not been consolidated nor is something that could be called a "success" - when that price is as high as what is being grinded now in the east front, it is simply not worth it. It is a a good way of "self-demilitarisation".

In the end you may say that Ruzzi soldiers are expendable and do not matter, you just send in more. But that logic failed in WW I and is likely to fail against modern means of destruction which chop meat at speed - no matter if 10, 100 or 1000, it just grind whatever is thrown at it.

We'll see. You are in vain to draw parallels with the First World War; now the stormtroopers of the Storm Z detachments have powerful support in the form of airstrikes with gliding bombs, FPV-drones and air-guided artillery. I think Avdiivka will be taken by the end of this year and this will be another crushing blow to the morale of Ukraine, following Mariupol and Bakhmut.

ps The Russian flag over the Avdeevsky Terrycon.

[paxmao]

This is what the Ruzzies see when near the Terrycon. Anyone fancy going with them on a "storming operation"??

The main striking force near Avdeevka are former prisoners from the Storm Z assault detachments of the Ministry of Defense. Nobody asks them what they want, they are given an order and they carry it out. Ukraine's deployment of 31 and 47 mechanized brigades to defend Avdiivka indicates two things: the situation there for Ukraine is close to critical and the Ukrainian counter-offensive has truly ended.

In that we can agree: many of the individuals in the units are given orders that are simply obscene - there is no way to carry them out, it is simple suicide. It is normal in any army to follow orders - that's how armies work in general - the difference is what orders are being given, what are the chances of success and how risky the operation is. The incompetence of the leaders is shown in the type of orders given.

BTW it seems that from WW II tactics, now Ruzzia has passed to WW I meat attacks tactics and lately to Medieval siege techniques by digging tunnels under fortifications. What is next? Using swords?

Russia uses the tactics that work and bring success. The situation in Avdiivka now is in many ways similar to the situation in Bakhmut, and it will end in much the same way. Ukraine tried to adopt this tactic of meat assaults in the summer during its counter-offensive in the Zaporozhye direction, but failed because it did not have all the components necessary for success.

A few more of this "successes" and there will be no army left to celebrate the great "victory". There is a price to pay for advancing - which by the way has not been consolidated nor is something that could be called a "success" - when that price is as high as what is being grinded now in the east front, it is simply not worth it. It is a a good way of "self-demilitarisation".

In the end you may say that Ruzzi soldiers are expendable and do not matter, you just send in more. But that logic failed in WW I and is likely to fail against modern means of destruction which chop meat at speed - no matter if 10, 100 or 1000, it just grind whatever is thrown at it.

We'll see. You are in vain to draw parallels with the First World War; now the stormtroopers of the Storm Z detachments have powerful support in the form of airstrikes with gliding bombs, FPV-drones and air-guided artillery. I think Avdiivka will be taken by the end of this year and this will be another crushing blow to the morale of Ukraine, following Mariupol and Bakhmut.

ps The Russian flag over the Avdeevsky Terrycon.

I can see the flag, it was there for a while, not that long while.  However what I do not see is any of your proud "stormZZZ" convicts posing near the flag. I wonder why? Maybe the situation is not as in control as it looks?

https://twitter.com/front_ukrainian/status/1716873941166534768

Oh, well, you need to buy a new flagpole.

I am not sure if Avdiivka will or will not be taken, but if the "morale blow" is like the one in Bakhmut, it seems that we are going to have another year of war. Or two... or three... and maybe the general responsible will have a "plane accident" after taking the place.

[Branko]

A few more of this "successes" and there will be no army left to celebrate the great "victory". There is a price to pay for advancing - which by the way has not been consolidated nor is something that could be called a "success" - when that price is as high as what is being grinded now in the east front, it is simply not worth it. It is a a good way of "self-demilitarisation".

In the end you may say that Ruzzi soldiers are expendable and do not matter, you just send in more. But that logic failed in WW I and is likely to fail against modern means of destruction which chop meat at speed - no matter if 10, 100 or 1000, it just grind whatever is thrown at it.

Really?

https://www.newsweek.com/russia-ukraine-avdiivka-donetsk-1837675

[LTU_btc]

Really?

https://www.newsweek.com/russia-ukraine-avdiivka-donetsk-1837675

LOL, since when Arestovich become credible source. IIRC, in past Russians were laughing from his future predictions. But now when he said something what Russia want to hear, it's already ok to quote him.
I'm wondering, from all things that he said, what % turned into reality. And he said a lot of things...

[Hispo]

Is it just me or the Russian invasion of Ukraine has been pushed to one side by the news we all received from Israel and within the United States (about the prosecution of Trump and his codefendants).
I have not see a single news about the conflict in several days appearing on my social media accounts, I am not even sure whether the Ukrainian forces have been able to keep the Russian troops at bay and away from Kiev.
Keeping in mind that obviously most of the western media is in favor of Ukraine, I fear there is a suppression of information, because there has not been good news to share...

[tvbcof]

Is it just me or the Russian invasion of Ukraine has been pushed to one side by the news we all received from Israel and within the United States (about the prosecution of Trump and his codefendants).
I have not see a single news about the conflict in several days appearing on my social media accounts, I am not even sure whether the Ukrainian forces have been able to keep the Russian troops at bay and away from Kiev.
Keeping in mind that obviously most of the western media is in favor of Ukraine, I fear there is a suppression of information, because there has not been good news to share...

Word is that 'leadership' of Ukraine is going to throw all-in at Avdivka which is already basically a cauldron with pretty much zero chance of holding.  Losses will probably be North of 50k, and more if they really do fight to the last man and few of the soldiers can save their skins by surrendering.  Yet one more piece of evidence that the whole thing is about depopulating the country to make room for another group.  The Ashkanazi population of current-day Israel perhaps?  The hints from some of the Rabbis about this are getting more numerous.

Avdivka was funny as the starting point of where Ukraine was planning to genocide the breakaways, and they started to do so a few days before Russia launched the SMO.  What was amusing is that you could really sense that Ukraine's posture was that the SMO was a minor set-back and the genocide was still a go.  For many many months!  It screwed up some of their early troop and material operations big-time.  Sometimes really bad ideas/fantasies can linger on loooong past when they are feasible.

[paxmao]

Is it just me or the Russian invasion of Ukraine has been pushed to one side by the news we all received from Israel and within the United States (about the prosecution of Trump and his codefendants).
I have not see a single news about the conflict in several days appearing on my social media accounts, I am not even sure whether the Ukrainian forces have been able to keep the Russian troops at bay and away from Kiev.
Keeping in mind that obviously most of the western media is in favor of Ukraine, I fear there is a suppression of information, because there has not been good news to share...

The UN however has not pushed much outside, they recently published a report on the situation in the occupied territories. And people still speak of reaching a peace or getting Ukraine to accept an invasion. This is not an ONG report, these comes from UN Commissioners.

https://news.un.org/en/story/2023/10/1142617

In one instance, a 75-year-old woman who stayed alone to protect her property, was raped and tortured by a Russian soldier who hit her on the face, chest, and ribs, and strangled her, while interrogating her.

Yes, you have read correctly, a 75 year old woman raped. That's orc behaviour at its worst.

New evidence, same torture pattern - Their investigations also confirmed previous findings that Russian authorities used torture in a widespread and systematic way in various types of detention facilities.

The Commissioners investigated further accounts of Ukrainian children being transferred to Russia or to Russian-occupied areas in Ukraine. They concluded that the transfer of 31 children to Russia in May 2022 was an unlawful deportation, thus a war crime.

This is why Ukraine must stop Putin and the "Eastern culture" of the Ruzzian Army.