Russian Invasion of Ukraine[In Progress]

[paxmao]

Nazi bridge trying to stop the glorious Russian army... in Voronezh:

Traffic jam on Prospekt Patriotov in Voronezh due to military equipment stuck under the bridge

I hope they do not try that with a nuke.

3,2,1... denial coming from your six ... this is actually a disguised Ukrainian operation trying to kill the non-combatant pregnant Russian mothers travelling in that bus. Yes, it is a bus.

[TwitchySeal]

OF course both USA and Russia will deny it but Ukraine is their playground for at least 20 years.
USA would do better for Ukraine by investing all those billions into Ukraine economy instead in arms,
maybe their GDP per capita would not be 1/3 of Russian

Except Kosovo is recognized by most countries.  So no.

If you meant "most USA colonies" then yes

What good is an economy without a country?

And btw, these countries recognize Kosovos independence.

Afghanistan
Albania
Costa Rica
France
Senegal
Turkey
United Kingdom
United States
Australia
Latvia
Germany
Estonia
Italy
Denmark
Luxembourg
Peru
Belgium
Poland
Switzerland
Austria
Ireland
Sweden
Netherlands
Iceland
Slovenia
Finland
Canada
Japan
Monaco
Hungary
Croatia
Bulgaria
Liechtenstein
South Korea
Norway
Marshall Islands
Burkina Faso
Lithuania
San Marino
Czech Republic
Liberia
Colombia
Belize
Malta
Samoa
Portugal
Montenegro
North Macedonia
United Arab Emirates
Malaysia
Federated States of Micronesia
Panama
Maldives
Gambia
Saudi Arabia
Bahrain
Jordan
Dominican Republic
New Zealand
Malawi
Mauritania
Eswatini
Vanuatu
Djibouti
Somalia
Honduras
Kiribati
Tuvalu
Qatar
Guinea-Bissau
Andorra
Guinea
Niger
Benin
Saint Lucia
Gabon
Ivory Coast
Kuwait
Haiti
Brunei
Chad
Timor-Leste
Fiji
Saint Kitts and Nevis
Pakistan
Tanzania
Guyana
Yemen
Egypt
Thailand
Libya
El Salvador
Antigua and Barbuda
Singapore
Bangladesh
Barbados
Israel

So no, not the same.

[paxmao]

[Tash]

Some folk's on the way to compulsory tattoo check-up in Izyum
https://youtu.be/sECygtmD3eE



Uk with the phony money not happy with proceedings of fair money, the Bitcoin way.
https://www.bitchute.com/video/nIodnvXBzfF5/

[suchmoon]

Russian helicopters are so big, they don't fit in the sky more than one at a time:

According to the Central Military District, as a result of the approach of two helicopters during a training flight and the subsequent hard landing of one of the aircraft near Saratov, one of the crew members was killed.

Translation from translation: "approach" means they collided, "hard landing" means one of the helicopters crashed and burned.

No word on whether Bayraktars were involved in this unfortunate sequence of events.


And of course spontaneous combustion events continue:

DONETSK, April 29 - RIA Novosti. The fire that started at an oil depot in Donetsk as a result of shelling by Ukrainian troops has been eliminated, the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Donetsk People's Republic reports on Friday.

According to the ministry, the fire started at 4.15 (the time coincides with Moscow time). As a result of the shelling, two containers with hexane with a volume of 75 cubic meters were depressurized. The fire area was 100 square meters.

"At 9.31 am, the fire was extinguished. According to operational information, there were no dead or injured," the ministry said on its Telegram channel.

Russia launched a military operation in Ukraine on February 24. President Vladimir Putin called its goal "the protection of people who have been subjected to bullying and genocide by the Kyiv regime for eight years." For this, according to him, it is planned to carry out "demilitarization and denazification of Ukraine", to bring to justice all war criminals responsible for "bloody crimes against civilians" in Donbass.

According to the Russian Ministry of Defense, the Armed Forces strike only at the military infrastructure and Ukrainian troops and, as of March 25, they have completed the main tasks of the first stage - they have significantly reduced the combat potential of Ukraine. The main goal in the Russian military department was called the liberation of Donbass.

They did blame Ukraine for this one. But look at the second half of the news report. This copy-pasta is attached to some war-related articles to make sure Russian people know that despite numerous fiery incidents, "the combat potential of Ukraine" is "significantly reduced".

[paxmao]

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They did blame Ukraine for this one. But look at the second half of the news report. This copy-pasta is attached to some war-related articles to make sure Russian people know that despite numerous fiery incidents, "the combat potential of Ukraine" is "significantly reduced".

Now it also "reduced" with shipments of  heavy artillery from the Dutch, effective range of 40 km - up to 50 with special loads and some technologically advanced fire control scary stuff...., armoured anti-air defences - cute last generation  - from Germany and my personal favourite - the UK starstreak. Is it a radar guided SAM ... nop, is it an Infrared SAM you can fool... nope. It is laser guided - extremely difficult to detect, nearly impossible to fool ... my take is that pilots hit by it may not even know what happened to them.

Russian guys you are not defending anything, your home country is not at threat - do not die for Putin or for the "chairborne" trolls that are lying to you.

[af_newbie]

OF course both USA and Russia will deny it but Ukraine is their playground for at least 20 years.
USA would do better for Ukraine by investing all those billions into Ukraine economy instead in arms,
maybe their GDP per capita would not be 1/3 of Russian

Except Kosovo is recognized by most countries.  So no.

If you meant "most USA colonies" then yes

"Idi ti v pitshku materu"

All civilized countries recognize the Serbian genocide in Kosovo just like they will recognize the Russian genocide in Ukraine.

BTW, Putin does not recognize the independence of any former Soviet republics or satellite countries.

So get ready to receive some Russian Mir, up your Serbian ass.

PS. The GDP of Russia is mainly oil and gas sales so I would not be too excited about this.
Do you think export sales of Ladas without ABS or airbags or tanks without fuel or oil pumps, or engines will make up for the expected losses?

Russia is going to become a Soviet republic sooner or later as Russian Intelligentsia flee the country while they still can.

The only question for Serbia is: do you guys want to follow suit, or join the civilized world.

[paxmao]

OF course both USA and Russia will deny it but Ukraine is their playground for at least 20 years.
USA would do better for Ukraine by investing all those billions into Ukraine economy instead in arms,
maybe their GDP per capita would not be 1/3 of Russian

Except Kosovo is recognized by most countries.  So no.

If you meant "most USA colonies" then yes

No, he means US colonies like Chad, Lybia, Colombia, Peru, Somalia, Egypt, Yemen...

Branko, again discarding all the factual information that contradicts your views.

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Do you think export sales of Ladas without ABS or airbags or tanks without fuel or oil pumps, or engines will make up for the expected losses?

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Oh, and without chips. Tanks without fire control, planes without fly-by-wire, ... anything more complex than a smartphone is gone.

[Tash]

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And of course spontaneous combustion events continue:

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Fires is some recent major issue.
Over 20 food production and distribution centers destroyed in US


A building went up in flames along Paisano Street in the Segundo Barrio near Downtown El Paso.
https://www.elpasotimes.com/picture-gallery/news/local/el-paso/2022/02/15/el-paso-fire-photos-building-paisano-downtown-segundo-barrio/6797160001/

This is the second time that East Conway Beef & Pork has burned.
https://www.wmtw.com/article/cattle-rescued-fire-destroys-meat-market/39711085#

Fire causes over $100,000 in damages at SanAntonio food processing plant - Kts
https://www.ktsa.com/fire-causes-over-100000-in-damages-at-san-antonio-food-processing-plant/

 
Hamilton fire say the blaze started around midnight and damage estimates are in the millions of dollars.
https://globalnews.ca/news/8495136/fire-industrial-building-hamilton-mountain/

Massive Fire at Maine Potato Plant Ruled Accidental
https://www.necn.com/news/local/massive-fire-at-maine-potato-plant-ruled-accidental/2708270/

Louis Dreyfus reports fire at largest U. S. soy processing plant
https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/louis-dreyfus-reports-fire-largest-us-soy-processing-plant-2022-02-16/

3-alarm fire at Kellogg plant, 170 emergency personnel responded to the call
https://www.localmemphis.com/article/news/3-alarm-fire-at-kellogg-plant/522-bbef6075-cb6b-4ff9-af59-70fe264749bd

Crews respond to second fire in a month at Tyson plant near Hanceville
https://www.wvtm13.com/article/crews-respond-to-second-fire-in-a-month-at-tyson-plant-near-hanceville/37423442#

A major fire stopped production at Nestle's Hot Pockets plant in Jonesboro.
https://arktimes.com/arkansas-blog/2022/03/17/fire-shuts-down-hot-pockets-plant-in-jonesboro

Portion of Wisconsin River Meats plant “a total loss” after overnight blaze
https://www.nbc15.com/2022/02/03/portion-wisconsin-river-meats-plant-total-loss-after-overnight-blaze/

Thursday fire at Monmouth’s Smithfield Foods pork-processing plant stays under investigation
https://www.wmtw.com/article/cattle-rescued-fire-destroys-meat-market/39711085#0

A boiler explosion at a potato chip plant south of Hermiston, Oregon, sparked a dramatic fire.
https://www.wmtw.com/article/cattle-rescued-fire-destroys-meat-market/39711085#1

The fire broke out around 5:30 p.m. at the Maid-Rite Steak Company meat processing plant.
https://www.wmtw.com/article/cattle-rescued-fire-destroys-meat-market/39711085#2

A raging fire severely damaged a beloved meat company in Cobb Count
https://www.wmtw.com/article/cattle-rescued-fire-destroys-meat-market/39711085#3 SFFX2OPNAVTLHDDK6EVRMLGQ/

A fire Sunday evening at the JB S U SA beef processing facility in Grand Island, Nebraska halted operations on Monday. The facility processes about 6,000 head of cattle daily.
https://www.wmtw.com/article/cattle-rescued-fire-destroys-meat-market/39711085#4

 The headquarters of Azure Standard, the nation’s premier independent distributor of organic and healthy food, was destroyed by fire overnight.
https://www.wmtw.com/article/cattle-rescued-fire-destroys-meat-market/39711085#5

Firefighters contained a massive blaze at a central California food processing plant that prompted authorities to tell thousands of nearby residents to evacuate Thursday and to order tens of thousa…
https://www.wmtw.com/article/cattle-rescued-fire-destroys-meat-market/39711085#6


On March 31 a structure fire significantly damaged a large portion of some of the largest fresh onion packing facilities in south Texas. “Last night a massive fire overtook our onion packing facility," Rio Fresh Inc. said in a statement. "Our family and team are devastated over our loss, but we remain thankful.
https://www.wmtw.com/article/cattle-rescued-fire-destroys-meat-market/39711085#7

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[paxmao]

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And of course spontaneous combustion events continue:

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Fires is some recent major issue.
Over 20 food production and distribution centers destroyed in US

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Si, si, but none of those contribute to the war effort and are right by the border with Ukraine. But hey... sleep tight and repeat "I am safe in Putin's Russia, nothing bad will happen..., we can mass kill in Europe and nothing will come back to get us..."

Meanwhile... reports of air defences being active at Belgorod. This must be unrelated to the "accidental fires" surely... "I am safe in Putin's Russia...."

[suchmoon]

More Russian newspeak:

Part of the enclosure of the building collapsed at the Sintez plant in Kurgan, a person was injured

Spontaneously collapsed? Enclosure?

In Kurgan, one person was injured as a result of an incident at the Sintez pharmaceutical plant.

Incident? With parts of the building relocating to the surrounding area?

In Kurgan, at the site of shop No. 4 of Sintez PJSC, an explosion occurred, due to which an employee was injured. This was reported to URA.RU in the press service of the enterprise.

Ah...

It's a bit too far from Ukraine to blame them for it though.

[darkangel11]

Nazi bridge trying to stop the glorious Russian army... in Voronezh:

Traffic jam on Prospekt Patriotov in Voronezh due to military equipment stuck under the bridge

I hope they do not try that with a nuke.

3,2,1... denial coming from your six ... this is actually a disguised Ukrainian operation trying to kill the non-combatant pregnant Russian mothers travelling in that bus. Yes, it is a bus.

It's a bang bus, literally, instead of a bus where the banging takes place, a bus that does the banging.

Or, it's a liberation bus, the one that brings freedom to those who need it. Freedom from life and all the problems of the physical realm.

I'm not an expert but this looks like some kind of long range missile launcher like Iskander, just that these are usually mounted on trucks.

[istiak2277]

I also got information about a possible Polish invasion of Ukraine. (This could be a rumor). The information says Poland will send troops to western Ukraine as a peacekeeping mission, which will create a border between eastern and western Ukraine. That information also mentioned that this plan was made a long time ago. I cannot disclose the source of the info, but there is a 50-50 chance, I think. But this will divide Ukraine into two parts and could create a similar situation to the Vietnam War.

[af_newbie]

I also got information about a possible Polish invasion of Ukraine. (This could be a rumor). The information says Poland will send troops to western Ukraine as a peacekeeping mission, which will create a border between eastern and western Ukraine. That information also mentioned that this plan was made a long time ago. I cannot disclose the source of the info, but there is a 50-50 chance, I think. But this will divide Ukraine into two parts and could create a similar situation to the Vietnam War.

I also got information about a possible Komi invasion of the Moscow district. Komi militia has been very active these days and they amassed 40,000 strong infantry units and are ready to advance towards Moscow.

[suchmoon]

I also got information about a possible Polish invasion of Ukraine. (This could be a rumor). The information says Poland will send troops to western Ukraine as a peacekeeping mission, which will create a border between eastern and western Ukraine. That information also mentioned that this plan was made a long time ago. I cannot disclose the source of the info, but there is a 50-50 chance, I think. But this will divide Ukraine into two parts and could create a similar situation to the Vietnam War.

I also got information about a possible Komi invasion of the Moscow district. Komi militia has been very active these days and they amassed 40,000 strong infantry units and are ready to advance towards Moscow.

Already starting albeit on a smaller scale... just look at these idiots:

In the occupied Kiselevka (Chernobaevskaya rural community of the Kherson region) there was a shootout between the military of the Russian Federation of Chechen and Buryat nationality. More than 50 participants from each side participated in the incident. The exact number of wounded and dead is still unknown. The reasons for the ethnic conflict are the unwillingness of the Buryats to conduct offensive military operations and the "unequal rights" of conditions with the Chechens. The latter are not on the front line, remaining in the rear exclusively as "protective detachments." Their task is to encourage the occupying units to take active actions. That is, open fire on those who are trying to retreat.

In addition, Ukrainian intelligence suggests that the cause of the conflict could be the dissatisfaction of the Buryats with the distribution of items stolen from Ukrainians. Allegedly, the Kadyrovites take all looting proceeds, so the Buryats decided to redistribute.

[Gyfts]

Russia might be offing some of their business executives connected to energy firm Gazprom: https://edition.cnn.com/2022/04/29/europe/russian-oligarchs-suicides-intl/index.html

A top executive at Gazprom was found dead in his cottage in the village of Leninsky near Leningrad on January 30, 2022, according to Russian state media RIA Novosti. RIA reported that a suicide note was found at the scene and that the investigators were investigating the death as a suicide. Russian national broadcaster RenTv has identified the man as Leonid Shulman, the head of transport at Gazprom Invest.

Mikhail Watform, a Ukrainian-born Russian billionaire, was found dead in his home in Surrey, England on February 28. Surrey Police told CNN that the death is being investigated by the coroner, who said a hearing will be held on July 29.

Another Russian businessman, Vasily Melnikov, was found dead alongside his family in Nizhny Novgorod in late March, according to the Russian newspaper Kommersant.
Melnikov owned MedStom, a medical supplies company. According to Russia's Investigative Committee, a 43-year-old man, his wife, 41, and two children aged four and 10 were found stabbed to death on March 23. The committee did not name Melnikov, but the ages of the dead and the location of the incident match the Kommersant report.

Vladislav Avayev, the former vice-president of Gazprombank, was found dead with his wife and daughter in his Moscow apartment on April 18, according to Russian state news agency Tass.
Citing a source in law enforcement, Tass claimed authorities were investigating the Avayevs' deaths as a murder-suicide.

Just a day later, on April 19, Sergey Protosenya, former executive at the gas producer Novatek, which is partially owned by Gazprom, was found dead north of Barcelona. The bodies of his wife and daughter were found nearby, an official source close to the investigation told CNN last week. Protesenya, his wife and daughter were found at their home in Lloret de Mar, a Mediterranean resort near Barcelona. The bodies of the two women, showing signs of having suffered violence, were found inside the family's luxury home, and the body of Protosenya was found in the garden outside, according to the source. The case is being investigated as a double-murder and subsequent suicide in a domestic violence case.

Some of these include alleged murder suicides. Russian hitmen will not spare women and children apparently.

As you all know, Gazprom is involved in cutting off energy supplies to Poland. Maybe these business executives were obstacles. Their deaths all occurring within some suspicious circumstances in different countries with many connected to Russian energy. Coincidence?

[coolcoinz]

I also got information about a possible Polish invasion of Ukraine. (This could be a rumor). The information says Poland will send troops to western Ukraine as a peacekeeping mission, which will create a border between eastern and western Ukraine. That information also mentioned that this plan was made a long time ago. I cannot disclose the source of the info, but there is a 50-50 chance, I think. But this will divide Ukraine into two parts and could create a similar situation to the Vietnam War.

So Poland, a country that lost its president in a very strange plane accident in Russia, a man who was a critic of Putin and who warned Ukraine that it was going to be Putin's next target after Georgia, would invade Ukraine and help Russia? Poland, which is a member and supporter of Ukraine's application to EU and NATO, a supplier of arms and aid against Russia, a supporter of sanctions against Russia, a country through which most of the aid from other countries is moved and who took a million refugees from Ukraine. Just another day of Russian trolling. Tomorrow they'll say that Finland is planning to invade them and therefore they have to strike first.

[paxmao]

I also got information about a possible Polish invasion of Ukraine. (This could be a rumor). The information says Poland will send troops to western Ukraine as a peacekeeping mission, which will create a border between eastern and western Ukraine. That information also mentioned that this plan was made a long time ago. I cannot disclose the source of the info, but there is a 50-50 chance, I think. But this will divide Ukraine into two parts and could create a similar situation to the Vietnam War.

Zero percent

[istiak2277]

I also got information about a possible Polish invasion of Ukraine. (This could be a rumor). The information says Poland will send troops to western Ukraine as a peacekeeping mission, which will create a border between eastern and western Ukraine. That information also mentioned that this plan was made a long time ago. I cannot disclose the source of the info, but there is a 50-50 chance, I think. But this will divide Ukraine into two parts and could create a similar situation to the Vietnam War.

So Poland, a country that lost its president in a very strange plane accident in Russia, a man who was a critic of Putin and who warned Ukraine that it was going to be Putin's next target after Georgia, would invade Ukraine and help Russia? Poland, which is a member and supporter of Ukraine's application to EU and NATO, a supplier of arms and aid against Russia, a supporter of sanctions against Russia, a country through which most of the aid from other countries is moved and who took a million refugees from Ukraine. Just another day of Russian trolling. Tomorrow they'll say that Finland is planning to invade them and therefore they have to strike first.

Currently, we are in a very strange political situation. A couple of months ago, many were reluctant to believe Russia would invade Ukraine. After seeing everything it seems everything is possible to me. I hope this war stays within Ukraine, but some strange activity from the Russian side says something else. Poland was already claiming that Russia could attack them so they could be sent a peacekeeping force to Ukraine so that war stays on the soil of Ukraine.

[Tash]

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 Poland was already claiming that Russia could attack them so they could be sent a peacekeeping force to Ukraine so that war stays on the soil of Ukraine.

Lol clownworld. Did't know there is currently peace in Ukraine to sent "peacekeeping" force. Last i know there was war.
So nowadays if attack is expected you sent the defence far away and let the country exposed?