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  1. Good luck to everyone in the Russian Legion. You guys are the ones truly standing up for freedom and eventually the freedom of your own country. Good luck to you chaps. Slava Ukraine
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  2. I really do hope these conversions into home spaces accelerates. This needs to happen everywhere not just in United States. I just hope they make the most efficient use of the space as possible and don’t just simply cater to the rich. Also, just a little note here to the Americans reading this, the vast majority of us outside of America don’t know what pickle ball is or even hear of it.🤨 I literally only just heard about it for the first time I think yesterday when hearing about the same mall conversion thing where they are using the space to play the game. I had to look it up on my Siri device to ask what it was. Literally don’t know why this thing is apparently taking off in the States, when you have other sports that are near identical to it. Odd
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  3. This’s just soo disgusting and horrific to witness to say the least. Russia, let alone it’s other territories seem to just be among the worst in the world. I really wouldn’t be surprised if the authorities actually allowed this to happen intentionally at the airport in the first place.😰😖 I really hope all the Israeli and other Jewish people on board got away ok.
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  4. They are doing the absolutely most incredible work in paying the Russians back.
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  5. These are incredible events. Really amazing. He also was able to survive. That in itself is worthy of a documentary. Let alone how the Ukrainian drone pilot used his drone to get the woman to safety. I hope the documentary becomes available to stream here in the West on some platform, if not just pirate it.
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  6. I thank them so much for heading out there to train them. Considering how long the war has been going on now, it seems like they must’ve headed out there only a few days after the invasion started. It is a shame they can’t stay for longer, but I guess they do have to return to their families who inevitably need them to support them as well. I truly hope that other veterans will head over to help continue the training. As for around the world will probably be helping the Ukrainian official trainers with the newest recruits but right now need all the help they can get. If any of you are out there that want to actually help, please get to Ukraine as soon as possible. SLAVA UKRAINE 🇬🇧🇺🇦
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  7. Yeah this is definitely definitive proof now. I just hope we, let alone the Russians actually get the full picture of how many were lost in the attack and loss of the ship. It’s believed that some did die including the Captain but we might never find out until the end of the war. The families of the crew deserve to know. Slava Ukraine
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  8. It truly feels heartbreaking to hear about Bruce Willis. He has a great collection of films under his belt and I hope that he can still have a good life off the set as time goes forward.
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  9. I can only imagine what it must be like for the channels in Estonia, especially this one launched in 2015 to actually gain the trust of the Estonian people who are so hooked on Russian propaganda channels. It must be an incredibly hard balancing act, almost like the leader of a country that always has to watch what they say and always make sure they get things right as best they can otherwise they quickly lose the trust of the people. This war right now has probably the hardest information war there has ever been.
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  10. The NLAW situation has been very clear. Ukraine has stated that it is one of their most preferred weapons of choice, even over that of the Javelin for some considering it takes less time to learn and is lighter to carry. In a lot of videos, although we continue to see it in some locations, the obvious number of them appearing has become less and less overtime with the Javelin is only still being present a little bit more by a small number. It is clear that Ukraine is running low on them and we are not sending enough. We keep making ‘this excuse’ about saying we are going to be depleting our own reserves necessary for our own frontline forces, ‘but if we aren’t ever intending to actually go to war with anyone’ and we are the ones with the actual manufacturing capability in the first place, then what on earth are our complaining about? Just send them over already. We have reserves of other equipment so just give Ukraine what they bloody well need already and ramp up production of other equipment so we can actually start producing these ATGMs en masse rather than on an individual bulk order bases.
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  11. We reeeally need to hope the training on the Leopards and Challengers has already started. I believe the latter already started this week and the Polish will probably be starting with the Leopards soon as well if not next week because they were already planning to start doing so even before Germany gave the green light. Slava Ukraine
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  12. It’s good to see that unit I’ve got all of these foreign weapons at hand, so clearly it seems for some of the regiments they are actually getting the weapons needed, even if it is uneven. I just wish I was making enough of a difference. They critically need more of these howitzer artillery pieces along with long-range missile systems. The training in Germany needs to finish soon and on top of the mobile Ahmed how it is from Germany they also need the anti-air vehicles to be there soon. We can’t wait until July for that. Germany needs to move forward and actually approve them being sent over in June. It can be done. We cannot allow Russia to keep advancing and have a repeat again of early March. We’ll just keep going round and round in circles again.
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  13. It really does look and feel like something big is starting to develop now. The border lines of fighting and the front lines are becoming a lot more blurred and it seems that the counteroffensive is even more mysterious than we might’ve even expected. Perhaps what we are seeing here, really could be the first steps of what might later evolve to be a revolution again within Russia after all. Let us hope so.
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  14. I am a British citizen in the UK, and all I can say is that I am extremely appalled that your Supreme Court might be making this decision. It is one of the things unfortunately that epitomises why we look so lowly upon the US judicial and electoral system. We cannot believe that this remains still such an issue in the US but glad at least this man was able to change and learn from his mistakes. Just hope it’s not too late to actually make some meaningful change now across your country. I truly hope all of you over in the US can stop this from happening the right to abortion needs to remain a constitutional right, not a state by state right otherwise the rights of individuals that need to be unilateral will be set back decades again. Please America, do not allow this to happen.
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  15. Indeed, I think he said everything right. He didn’t fling insults but said exactly what needed to be said, which is that this is in fact a war and one that is a worthy cause of the Ukrainians to protect their freedoms.
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  16. Ukraine actually does have a navy. They are just being very very quiet about all of their operations right now after everything they lost initially. Continued strength and best of luck to them.
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  17. This event last night was HUGELY disappointing as well as humiliating for will Smith and the Oscars. On top of the fact that this isn't nearly as important as ANYTHING ELSE happening in the world right now. It's shameful really that the Oscars even was slightly important this year, which honestly it wouldn't be for the majority if it wasn't for what happened here.
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  18. Yep, as a person outside of the US, it is just unbelievable to witness. How people… JUST HOW.
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  19. Very good reporting here. Thanks for the update. Stay safe chaps on the frontlines.
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  20. Seems like very good news today so far. Definitely coming over from yesterday. I’m so glad my country Britain is finally giving Ukraine a long-range missiles it needs to reach the rest of a lot of its territory. I hope the US will eventually follow suit. 🇬🇧🇺🇸❤️🇺🇦
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  21. Here here. Hope he eventually makes a full recovery.
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  22. The strike on the shopping centre is absolutely appalling. There’s no way in hell any Russian troops could actually seriously think this to be a legitimate military target. 100% a deliberate attack on civilians in order to destroy food supplies and other daily necessities whilst hitting as many people as possible. We desperately need to help Ukraine even more to prevent this. More advanced defensive systems for the cities is needed as well as long-range attack missiles and rockets.
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  23. This’s truly a great step forward now. Better late than never, but definitely could’ve been sooner. Let’s get this whole thing sped up as much as possible. 🇬🇧❤️🇺🇦
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  24. I’m just begging and pleading every day that the units in Mariupol can still survive this. We should be sending in so many more weapons on a regular basis rather than just one-off big deliveries. If we did along with actual modern tanks let alone more fighter jets then Ukraine could actually start going on the offensive right now and maybe even save Mariupol.
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  25. I’ve got to say that is definitely one of most beautiful yachts I’ve ever seen, and I regularly check them out all the time and have plenty of favourites out there. There have been beautiful designs now with highly original features anaesthetics built over the past 20 years. Much like sports cars unfortunately, many of these designs have reached sometimes the limit in terms of their aesthetics, and it’s hard to tell, when you are looking at the very high end one, Whether it was built recently or over a decade ago. Many designs are either inevitably recycled as the same ideas will crop up in somebody else’s mind or simply a case that great minds think alike and more and more of them become more available as technology and manufacturing techniques become more common place to cater to the ever growing wealthy populous who wish to have yachts like this. In the end, if you really do want to have yourself a beautiful superyacht, it doesn’t actually have to be new. If you look carefully over the past two or more decades, you are usually guaranteed to find a really beautiful piece that has a feature that is unlikely to appear in many others any time soon. I am a little bit surprised that this yacht was only worth 40 million USD. I wouldn’t expect it to be worth a lot more than that.
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  26. Viewing this here in Great Britain, Canada has every right to be PISSED OFF right now and needs to respond.
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  27. I truly, as a person outside of the US, cannot imagine what it must have been like to be among the policemen to fight and push back against these savages. Let alone actually being in America in general if they’re actually people like this walking about America when they are out of their ‘military style clothing’ and USA hats. 🤮 All the police were so brave that day trying to protect your capital building against a foe many of us didn’t see attacking at such a fast pace. Many of us to wonder though, in such a country as this, with all of your loose use of guns, why these specific people weren’t the ones being shot. Why is it the US always ends up shooting the wrong people.
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  28.  @JohnDoe-jq1br Exactly. The US has a huge military and it’s kind of understandable with the size of the country, but the budget is still massively overinflated. Even taking a small part of that, plus a little bit out of existing taxes would easily be able to pay for an American NHS and cover everybody far better than the existing system, and financially every US citizen that pays for health insurance would be exponentially better off.
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  29. I can only imagine how horrific it’ll be when we find out what Putin’s Russia had done. I mean, we do already know, but the actual SCALE OF IT will be what’ll truly hit.
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  30. One way or another, it definitely looks like things are starting to move forward in the area around Bakhmut for Ukraine now. Hope the Storm Shadow missiles are going to help make a difference in some areas. We need to make sure we keep sending them. 🇬🇧🇺🇦
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  31. I can only imagine how much being in Russian captivity must be a drag on the Human mind and spirit. Thank goodness they at least kept him alive, even if it was just to be exchanged. I hope him and all his compatriots can make a full recovery , and that the rest of his unit that were captured were also exchanged. If not then let's at least hope, like everyone else, that they can make it back home in one piece eventually. When it comes to the orcs, as we've been seeing, they are capable of doing nearly anything to their prisoners. Slava Ukraine
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  32. I actually do believe in my heart that Ukrainian force together with the supplies being delivered will be able to hold back the Russian force that is coming from the north. It will be a terrible fight but if they’re able to take the fight to them before they are able to enter the city entrance around it then they could very well win.
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  33. My deepest condolences to all those who lost their lives, and the families of those who died in this attack in Uman. wishing everyone the best as well in the counteroffensive when it starts, if it hasn’t already begun. This is going to be a push of momentous proportions no matter what happens.
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  34. He speaks very well indeed and I really appreciate him taking the time to be in the interview. We really need to work more closely with Ukraine after this to be part of a new system of defence in Europe. This will be either NATO membership or something else but equal to that.
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  35. The US, as was the rest of us, must not stop our support for Ukraine number matter what. Ukraine is making clear headway here across the Dnipro.
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  36. Exactly. America knows how it feels. The should know much Ukraine needs this and it’s right to give them what they need.
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  37. very good coverage here indeed. Keep the cameras rolling UP-CLOSE people.
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  38. I’ve got to say it’s so horrific to witness first hand like this, but I am genuinely really surprised, considering it is America, that none of these police eventually resorted to shooting the protesters/rioters. I mean, in a country like yours, With all the guns in police and public hands, I’m really really surprised that they wouldn’t at least use them on this day. How is it that the American public are allowed to carry automatic rifles and go about shooting each other including little children, but the police aren’t allowed to actually shoot the people who need to be shot out when they are actually posing a danger to the people who actually run the country. It makes no sense. Police go about shooting even unarmed people just walking down the street, let alone African/Caribbean Americans, BUT NOT THESE PEOPLE!?🙄😰😞 BTW, whenever someone like me or any of us who live outside of the US hear someone chanting “USA”, we legitimately roller our eyes, almost get a mini migraine or if we hear it too many times, want to vomit. I hope some of you now also understand why we feel this way after what happened at your capital building.
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  39. Absolutely amazing footage. Laura really does fit into the definition of death and rebirth. That land that has been consumed by the lava, once flattened out a bit, perhaps with a bit of human help, will now become home to new plant life, and in the decades to come, will become one of the most fertile areas on the island.
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  40. I cannot imagine what it is like for this mother and her daughter to both be going through these two different forms of grief and stress. Both though are clearly tough as nails in their own ways. I have seem a picture of her daughter before this interview but not from inside Mariupol. I truly hope she is still alive as of now (the 6th of May) after the recent hellish mega shelling Azovstal has received and she ccomes back alive. Please, to all the civilian and fighters of Azovstal, come back alive to us. The world is waiting for you.
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  41. Everything really is coming to ahead now. It looks like Ukraine’s efforts are starting to visibly pay off after all.
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  42. Here here. Same for all of us in the UK and the rest of the free world.
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  43. I reeeally hope Germany will allow Poland to do so ASAP. Leopard 2s and Challenger 2s fighting together in Ukraine would be wonderful.
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  44. That’s brilliant to here. Hope it continues.
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  45. Couldn’t agree more. It’s like questioning a bully if he’s giving someone a wedgy whilst he’s doing it ‘right in front of the teacher’. There’s just no point in going on like this anymore. It just needs to happen.
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  46. You are 100% right there.Of course many 18-year-olds are having to be in frontline fighting positions right now as you can’t be picky considering what some of the skill levels might be which don’t always have an age tag to it, but Ukraine is really trying to do the best they can to make sure those who may not have the experience best to be in that position or just doing what they can do best instead. We all highly appreciate the effort they are taking to make sure everyone is just used the best they can rather than being canon fodder like the Russians do.
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  47. that interviewee was absolutely right. Symbolically, perhaps sending Abram tanks might finally stop Germany from being scared and coming up with ‘any more’ excuses and actually allow the sending of Leopard 2 tanks, but the M1 is frankly a bad tanks by comparison to everybody else’s that they need, and would not be helpful in the long run on the battlefield. Germany neeeeds to get over this already.
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  48. This is what just baffles us outside of Who don’t live in America. Seriously. If America keeps going this way, I wouldn’t be surprised if we had to put ‘sanctions on the US itself’. I’m not even kidding. If America can’t get its people under control, and I never thought I’d have to say that, then we might actually have to act from outside of the US to actually get America to change and realise that there’re just some things that are no longer acceptable for it to do even within its own borders. There is such a limit before America becomes its own hypocrite too much. We truly wish for America to actually change and realise just how far right it actually is, yet we feel that the country truly is too inward looking, and many do believe now that we have to forcibly hold up a mirror to the country so they can actually see more clearly just how out of touch they are becoming on the right with the rest of the civilised world.
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  49. I’m so grateful to them for storing the bodies of the Russian dead. Doubt the Russians would be so accommodating to any of the Ukrainian dead right now. Thank you for doing this. Incredibly proud of how the city is still running as best I can under the circumstances and sure you will make it through this. Slava Ukraine🇬🇧🇺🇦
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  50. The free world TRULY does stand with Ukraine. We've just got to put these words into action in whatever way we can.
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  51. I’m so glad now it turns out our European neighbours and those in the US truly are actually after all sending power generators and replacement equipment to help restore power needed areas of Ukraine after all. I was really really worried because I hadn’t heard any news about new equipment being sent to help with this for days now. This needs to happen pronto. As much as we can possibly spare.
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  52. I truly hope that by the end of all of this, the majority of the people who are being rounded up and arrested in Russia will still be alright. Whatever that might mean.
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  53. Looks like things are finally shifting now. I think the offensive really has begun. We just need to make sure information is as confidential as possible. If anybody knows anything specific that you feel probably isn’t best spreading, keep it to yourself. not the time to look cool right now flapping info about.
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  54. This’s just one of the many BIG REASONS why we need Ukraine to win this war ASAP.
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  55. That is basically the gist of it. It’s embarrassing for me as an outsider and the rest of us to view America like this and to know a lot of these people originally came from Europe. It feels like all of the idiots and the undesirables just went to America (not far of the truth really) and created the most ugly and undesirable place to be of them all. America may be big, no one is denying that, but it is by in no ways the best. I’m afraid that really is just an American thing and that is it.😞
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  56. Gross important thing he said here, was that we need to make sure we do not ‘normalise’ what is happening in Ukraine. As soon as we normalise it, we start to not put all of our effort into it and start drifting to other things. We must make sure that this does not happen. We need to stay focused and say NOOO MOOORE to Putin. It really is great news about the Soviet era tanks as well. When we say that, we always picture Russian tanks, and there is a possibility that we might be sending the same models over, but we seem to forget that other countries have their own thanks to during that time from all over the world. So who knows what could be arriving in Ukraine soon from countries like Germany, France and the UK. The vast majority of those tanks were rendered obsolete a long time ago and weren’t always kept, but I’m sure altogether we can find enough that are in battle ready condition that can be sent over with a few better modern upgrades. Sounds like they are well on their way so hope we see them being put into action soon enough. Stay strong Ukraine. Your backup is on the way from everywhere and it’s help you to kick even more ass. SLAVA UKRAINE 🇬🇧🇺🇦
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  57. I’m glad you spoke to them so honestly here. I agree with him wholeheartedly. There will definitely be a confrontation with Russia face-to-face eventually with the rest of the NATO allies and we should have a presence in Ukraine already. We are just too scared to make that damn leap through the threat of nukes that I truly don’t believe Putin would use. It would mean the end for him. Both politically and possibly physically. If we are going to do this though, then we at least need to do the next best thing and actually get those bigger military pieces into Ukraine NOW. Stay strong Ukraine. The whole world stands with you.🇬🇧❤️🇺🇦
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  58. I don’t know what we can do at this point. What can we do? Please, somebody, DO SOMETHING.
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  59. Here here. Putin must pay for what he has done.
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  60. Best of luck to all in the counteroffensive. Stay safe, stay strong.
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  61. Here here. It’s Slovakia’s fault here and other nation for not take this LONG TIME to find alternatives.
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  62. Yikes, I’m really surprised that 16 minutes would bother anyone that much considering how endanger the everyday citizen might be. Although I’m in the UK so I guess our crime levels just aren’t that much of a concern.🤨I can completely understand having a gun for hunting though, and I am a supporter of moderate hunting of certain game bread species so long is it for a good purpose like the furs to be reused or the meat, but really not for home defence at all. We just generally have faith in the police here and know that owning a gun and the dangers it can pose to others long-term in its life is not worth the risk versus just trusting that the police will get there in time and that as human individuals, physically, with our own hands and what else we might have at home, we are capable of defending ourselves.
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  63. Thanks for your service man to your country man. All of us in the UK feel just so much safer without guns around and definitely applaud you for your decision not to arm up again. I hope at least others will be inspired in the coming days and weeks to do the same. It definitely isn’t all about changing everybody’s minds. So long as we can change at least one mind that can create a domino affect, it will be worth it.
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  64. I couldn’t agree more. This cannot cease being a constitutional right, not just a state by state right.
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  65. I really do 100% agree. Even though it is very risky, this has got to be one of the best ideas I’ve ever heard of coming from the CIA, or any intelligence agency honestly. I really hope that this advertisement campaign being used to Telegram will work. It’s amazing (and sometimes horrifying) how much stuff you can find on telegram, and this might help with this.
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  66. Oh, I think she realises that now. I can only imagine how many messages she has now received since getting out. She is truly an inspiration for many people to go out there and try and do the same thing. So no pressure I guess. Lol
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  67. Exactly. If it wasn't for this the Oscars this year wouldn't have made to news at all this year.
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  68. Biggest reason probably is due to the fact that they aren’t getting the large-scale long-distance resources they needed in time. They should’ve been given more than thanks along with the fighter jets they actually are trying to use weeks ago rather than new surface-to-air missiles and now armoured personnel carriers over the past week. Of course though there is also the argument that they want the Russians to advance so they will come out of the trenches and defensive positions and be in a state of more vulnerability. Let us hope it is the latter.
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  69. Exactly. Ukraine is the bigger picture here. We can’t be obsessed with our own selfishness.
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  70. Wow. That truuuly is such an amazing number.
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  71.  @allanquinn9135 I sure hope so. We in NATO should’ve gotten more directly involved from the very beginning.
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  72. A muuuch lower yield that most missiles fired from fighter jets really, BUT still very effective and much muuuch cheaper than using a fighter jet for a similar mission.
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  73.  @thenotoriousgryyn342 Yep, Pretty much. This is very confusing right now. It’s hard to know really know how to feel about the Wagner group, or at least its leader. I mean, if he was given everything he needed from Putin, then most likely they would still be on very good terms, but considering this and other developments right now, it seems like they are becoming enemies. So in the end, it seems like this man could be of some help to Ukraine, if he is willing to perhaps switch sides. But at the same time, the Wagner group is one that is probably guilty of many war crimes itself and he has done many terrible things. So in the end, it might just be best that he surrenders to Ukraine, and then gives them all of his supplies and information he has, in exchange for a shortened prison sentence.
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  74. Exactly. What absolute BS. Even if somehow a nuke did manage to explode in space and take one of the satellites, there is no possibility of a shockwave, except for perhaps a partial heatwave travelling through space, so it wouldn’t take out any of the other satellites. If a nuclear bomb did destroy one of the satellites, it would vaporise more likely, so there would be no debris floating through space to knock into other satellites. So what he is saying here is absolute nonsense.
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  75. Thank you so much for posting this message to us. I am in the UK and I hope that my country will be sending more weapons once manufacturing is completed very soon on more ATGMs and more vehicles. Same from the rest of our neighbours. We are seeing the footage from so many sources and we can see you guys are doing an amazing job and such impossible conditions. Please please stay safe and keep moving. The whole world is rooting for you chaps so please stay alive. Slava Ukraine
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  76. Yeah these orc bots are just pathetic. Not even original.
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  77. Absolutely. I want to hear a lot more about that. We are doing the same thing in the UK now, but we are doing it at a much faster rate. Want to hear about both the reasons why it is good and the probable problems they could have with it in terms of making them actually places people want to live in. On top of making sure they are actually affordable and they don’t just simply try and make them expensive homes to try and get back the money they’ve had to do invest in the conversions and the many months of no office tenants.
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  78. We cannot turn our backs and walk away from Ukraine. We need to keep our politicians on focus.
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  79. I want to see this really does make no sense. I very much doubt Ukraine would ever do a false flag operation, and they’ve been extremely careful with firing their missiles to attack Russian targets or intercept incoming missiles from the Russians thus far, so for one of them is was to ever malfunction and head into Poland feels quite unlikely if not insane. I honestly feel like this might more likely be either huge bit of bad intelligence on the US side, or someone is trying to blame Ukraine to try and cower out of having to respond to Russia’s aggression here and has some sort of insight plan. In other words, it’s all a lie in order to pin it on someone else and not having to respond at all against Russia, when logically at the very minimum Article 4 needs to be activated.
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  80. God damn it that is horrible.
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  81. Definitely. All it takes is a small amount of piercing through the line of thick landmines, and then they can start pushing it outwards from those points to allow even more troops and equipment through. Wishing them all the best. The big point, apart from obviously reclaiming Crimea, will be to see Ukrainian forces setting foot and eventually taking back Mariupol and Azovstal.
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  82. Hope they say safe and we need to back these kinda of groups combatting fake news in every way possible.
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  83.  @pureounce.9184  Here here. We really don’t need them here in the UK and if the US would just decrease their firearms, especially among those who don’t even need them in the slightest in the first place, then haps we could persuade the general populous to disarm as well.
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  84.  @emort6  If America was a civilised country like many others then they really wouldn’t even need as many police as were already around the capital building to begin with. But yes, when you hold it up to the level of violence in America, they probably really did need more police officers even before it started.
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  85.  @hemantapegu1053  Yes, but unlike Russia, they are actually hitting the RIGHT TARGETS and only hitting those inportant to the war over civilians.
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  86. Rightly so. If they can just stop the oil flowing, then there can’t be any refinement and shipment to these countries in the first place. Stopping the full ships at sea with the environmental damage possible is just too dangerous.
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  87. Absolutely right. Occupation is not peace.
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  88. As a British person it absolutely twists my stomach.
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  89. Yeah, and a pathetic one at this point at that.
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  90.  @ignoreamos1 Ok that makes a lot more sense really. He must’ve known just how much damage it was gonna cause and send a message, rather than just go and kill a bunch of passing people.
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  91. Yeah that was gooood. except that’s a cheetah. Lol
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  92. Glad many of these chaps managed to make it back over the border safe and sound. Wishing the best of luck to them.
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  93.  @eh1702  They are truly absolute legends. Saw a BBC documentary last month they exclusively produced following the workers as they keep the power plants going and the electricity flowing throughout the country, repairing it again and again as it goes, and getting more skilled at it each time, along with the foreign aid they have received from across the world to patch it up and improve it in areas to be more like the rest of some parts of Europe and even Japan. Wishing them ever further success.
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  94. Tell me about it. I really wanted to go over and help in anyway I could but life back here in the UK had other plans and prevented me from being able to do volunteer work in anyway I wanted. Still want to see if I can help here in any way possible.
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  95. That is very true indeed. If only Russia would learn the same thing.
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  96. God these Russian commanders and generals in one way or another are just dropping off like flies. Seems like Russia is doing half the job for us.
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  97. Totally with you there. It feels really hard to see many over in America that actually are willing to learn from their mistakes and change their mind. Usually with age comes wisdom but that isn’t always the case with many people as people can just become more and more stubborn with age.
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  98. Yeah most likely it already has long since been destroyed if they have now given it to the news. Every piece of information is a tactical advantage whether it’s big or small so very likely they have taken it out. The question is whether they did it at the point that a bunch of vehicles were bottlenecked trying to get over or were they just wanted to get it out of the way and done.
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  99. Yes you can definitely start to see it here now. They’re moving more and more like our coalition forces.👌🏼
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  100. Yeah that is a preeetty good line I have to admit.
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  101. Seeing as there were some secondary explosions, it does stand to reason I guess that it still did have some munitions on board. It had apparently been there for a few days but can only hope they hadn’t unloaded everything in case it needs to be moved or stay mobile to avoid ground attack. Either way this is a big blow to Russia’s supply line as not only will it have taken out some of their equipment and supplies, it also means they are down a ship and it is now blocking One of the port areas. Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦🇬🇧💪🏼
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  102. Here here. Putin can never be trusted.
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  103. This indeed seems to be pretty accurate here.😞 Can’t believe though they would think they would ‘also’ be bringing to their families by fighting for RUSSIA of all countries.
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  104. I hope that billboard going around gets a lot of positive attention. Need to educate the more ignorant masses among the good ones.
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  105. They are doing an incredible service here for people all over the world now. I really hope that the hotline can yield at least some relief or answers for the families of the Russian soldiers. In the meantime, it is helping to get the truth back to Russia about what is really happening and can continue from there. Keep up the good fight.
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  106. Yep. Ukraine now has definitely embraced the old British saying, ‘keep calm and carry on’.
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  107. Then you through ignorance are hurting the greener revolution future of humanity. You can’t just ignore it and its quality because you just don’t like the person themselves.
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  108.  @rillo806  No we don’t. We are happy without these literal killing machines thank you very much.
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  109. Exactly. Why is THIS not the main headline. America sleepwalked into this.
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  110. LMAO. Yeah, it can be a little unnerving I guess for some, but don’t forget there are Irishman in the British forces, as is normal, and we in Britain have had experience with improvised explosives across the world for decades now. We probably have more experience dealing with IEDs now than any other Western force and it makes sense for us to teach Ukrainians how to do the same.👌🏼
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  111.  @dedidi3347 Well one way or another, they are going to Ukraine. And hopefully so.
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  112. This was brilliantly said right here.
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  113. I couldn’t agree more. People seem to jump on Branson all the time and hate on him for no good reason but I feel this time there is no way people can argue against what he is saying. We all need to do what he is saying asap.
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  114. HECK YEAH
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  115. This really is a great success for Ukraine here and I’m glad that it also comes at the time the commemorative stamp of the event of Snake Island is available. I live in the UK and would very much like to purchase one if possible. Fingers crossed they’re doing international exports of it. Still hoping every hour of every day for the survival of the remaining forces in Mariupol. Stay strong chaps. It is very hard but are trying to do everything we can to help. Slava Ukraine
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  116. Well, Covid has helped in that regard, that’s for sure, but I don’t think it’s a conspiracy.
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  117. Here here. 35 being too old is utterly preposterous.
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  118. Oh I didn’t notice that until you brought it up. Yeah that’s a good point. Looks like the damage is further above the waterline so it might be that it was struck by a rocket. In which case it might have been fired at by either long-range rockets or perhaps some troops who infiltrated the local area and attacked it with rocket launchers. Hopefully we’ll find out soon enough.
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  119.  @syav4467  Well, I hope America has finally learned that lesson now.
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  120. Elon is 100% right here and what has been highlighted here. End of discussion. The question is, how are we going to properly learn from this?
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  121. Yeah it feels like a really sad state to be in. To be completely frank I’m really surprised that women are allowed to be fighting whilst pregnant unless they were in an office position. I can only assume that is actually what is happening though.
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  122. Here here. Wagner MUST BE STOPPED, wherever they are.
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  123. Here here. We in the sane frame of mind will always support Ukraine in this fight. Slava Ukraine
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  124. It’s absolutely amazing that this reporter was allowed to come in at all and speak her mind. Rather interesting. Keep it up as best you can while you’re there.
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  125. All of it was a righteous commitment to Ukraine. These losses unfortunately happen in war.
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  126. If he doesn't finally do a god damn audiobook I don't know what.
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  127. Exactly. Either way we will benefit in the long term. What we are having to do to Russia right now in the end is actually what we should’ve been doing to help also protect the environment years ago. So one way or another this will fast track our direction towards using less gas and oil and switching towards renewables. We literally do not have any other choice now. It’s that or a gun to the face.
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  128. Truly wish you Americans could have another person like him, who also ’spoke’ like him.
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  129. Mark Hertling is absolutely right here. We neeeed to give Ukraine time. They have shown they can do this. We just need to give them WHAT THEY NEED when they say they actually need it. Slava Ukraine
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  130. Oh absolutely. Brilliant to see, IF IT IS TRUE. Will just have to wait and see what the intelligence has to say.
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  131. It is also probably thanks to the fact that it feels like a direct mirror to many of our own countries in the West and the shared values we feel. We see ourselves in them more than we have in many decades and at a point when we have felt so divided, this has reminded us what is truly important and brought us back together again one step at a time.
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  132. That’s the point.🤫 Just a smaaall update. We have to be careful.
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  133.  @angrynapolean3820  Actually The ghost of Kyiv was real. It’s just that his identity still is very much guarded. Also that number the Russians released about the amount of Marines who surrendered was massively exaggerated. Unfortunately the news was released that at least one British volunteer was among them it is believed. Every volunteer knows what they are getting into and accept the possible consequences of that, and I support every last one of them for it, but I still very much hope that he and the rest of his unit makes it out of Russian hands alive after this.
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  134. I hope the same for the UK as well. We know a bit of what Ukraine has gone through after all, and yet we still sit on the sidelines.
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  135. Yes it might be a good idea to try and see if they can keep an eye on it as much as possible without giving it away (and without taking out the grudge straight away), so that once the Russians to try to rush over it without any jets overhead, Ukraine can hammer your side of the river with artillery and water fire to take them out in a sort of bottleneck fashion.
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  136.  @Mediocre_JT  yeah, I believe it can be calibrated differently according to what is needed, but apparently its best benefit is that of pushing through into armoured structures, like shallow concrete, bunkers or buildings. So it would make sense then that it would just penetrate cleanly straight through a bridge, and then perhaps explode on the other side.
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  137. I couldn’t agree more. It feels incredibly hypocritical for a lot of our nations to say that they can’t handover equipment just because they are too lazy to go through the bureaucracy of doing so, when a lot of the equipment is due for retirement or to be scrapped anyway. The US has huge military graveyards of equipment that was very little work would be considered gems by the Ukrainian forces on the front lines. Plus here in the UK, we are planning on upgrading a lot of our Challenge 2s to Challenge 3s, But we were going to in the process retire 10 or more of them. Of course this is unacceptable now, but it does mean that if we were going to do that then we might as well try and train the Ukrainians to use them, rather than just letting all of that go to waste. We are handing over pre-2000s built/designed armoured personnel and fighting vehicles, let alone the Mastiff vehicles used in Iraq and Afghanistan, so we might as well extend that to tanks.
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  138. Most definitely. The Donbass is the most important right now, but Crimea will be the eventual goal and once Ukraine gets all of the equipment needed, they can eventually make that push down to retake all of Crimea. Once they are solidified there again with modern weaponry, Russia will no longer be able to push them back along that tiny inland slit where the two countries meet. Here’s hoping once Ukraine is also able to get more naval based equipment this can be a success.
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  139. Here here. The American tanks are a terrible choice from what we’ve seen here in Europe. Challenger 2 tanks and Leopard 2 tanks both use petrol and mechanically are much more easy to maintain by comparison and are faster and more manoeuvrable with better armour. Germany/Olaf Schulz is just making pathetic excuses at this point that really makes no sense. Sending US M1 tanks would be a bad decision.
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  140. These are among the things we should've been sending to Ukraine from DAY ONE. How else did we expect them to defend their country long term. You have to be able to take out the enemy in the sky as well as their supply lines, otherwise the damn of Russian weapons and soldiers will just start pouring over again and again. You have to cut them off at the neck, rather than just pocking at the head a bit.
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  141. Well, the American Abram, from my perspective in the UK, would not be a good thing to send. It’s not as effective as the others are now and logistically, mechanically is very problematic. It would be more of a hindrance than a benefit. Germany is just throwing around random words now to make up excuses for not sending or even allowing others to send the leopard.
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  142. Ukrainian soldiers of the Azov battalion did a very good here and can been seen in the full videos online. Slava Ukraine
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  143. This’s going to be a looong counteroffensive ahead for Ukraine, but we know they are going to succeed. All our love and support to Ukrainian and foreign volunteer fighters in this fight no matter where you are.🇬🇧🇺🇦💪🏼
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  144. That’s actually a pretty good idea. They could at least send the American factories their designs and have a custom made casing done instead, therefore saving them time and work and allowing the US to start using their own variant as well in training.
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  145. Well his countrymen are dying every day, and probably every hour when all of our countries are holding back. So I can’t blame him for not wanting to be kissing the boots of people who just sometimes do one off donations of supplies.
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  146. It’s good this’s being reported here, although I’m a little bit surprised about the ripping into Boris Johnson near the end. He said obviously that there is a chance that Russia could win this war, which obviously there really is. It’s just a fact, but he did iterate very much that the UK believes Ukraine ‘will win this war’ and the same level of support as US dollars and should not be underestimated just because Britain isn’t as big as America. Although America has given far more weapons than the UK has been able to, per size the UK has given more population than any other country in the world. This shouldn’t be ignored.
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  147. Pleeeeease let it happen America. We in the rest of the world would sooooo love this.
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  148. I really hope the Challenger 2 and Leopard 2 tanks can start pushing forward eventually with infantry to back them up. It will be good to know they are actually making a difference now that they are apparently up and operational in the country.👌🏼💪🏼
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  149. America, from all of us across the rest of the free world, you are a lost cause. You’ve just broken her hearts too many times. You need a clean slate, not just heartless policies bolted onto a system that doesn’t work anymore.
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  150. This level of help is another great step forward. Also, I can’t believe that even though they apparently claimed to have taken back mood, they are now saying they are going to pull out of the city on Thursday to let the Russian army take over. Considering that will be a switch over, it’s safe to say the rest of the city will start to fall to the rest of the Ukrainians by then. That also shows what they said about taking the rest of the city really is probably a complete lie after all and just simply wanted to do that as a little bit of propaganda for a day or two.😆
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  151. @thin thin I’m so sorry for what has happened to your country. We are backing you every step of the way as best we can to make sure that the world does not turn away as you guys begin to fight back. I really want the British government to get more involved in this soon too if not the military.
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  152. That is absolutely incredible. I guess a good thing that is not being talked out too loudly in case Russian authorities tried to prevent more people from doing this, but I’m glad the story still got out.
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  153. That's definitely what happens when you're properly motivated for a cause and you know that bureaucracy has to go out of the window far more when lives are on the line. When people are doing this kind of work in University buildings and garages, you really realise that you're doing something wrong and it is time to just put a lot of the old shit aside and start iterating again to get the job done. Here it seems to have worked. That or they have been developing this 'seemingly new drone' for a while now and are just using the current situation as an opportunity to release it out inti the world to make sure it actually works and get it to those who need it most right now. Either way it's good to see.
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  154.  @760HorsePower Uuuum, are you a bottle or something? You do realise there is a way to defeat it right? It just requires a bit more sacrifice. If you can’t understand that, then perhaps you need to look at a history book.
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  155. Stay strong out there. We are all so terribly sorry for what is happening to your country but we truly do believe you will come out victorious. Never give up. Slava Ukraine 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦
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  156. Absolutely
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  157. Yeah, I’m a little bit surprised the reporter isn’t familiar with some of this stuff. Especially the She wee. I mean, nothing has been around for years and years now even outside of the military yet she hasn’t heard of it before. Quite shocking to say the least.
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  158. For me it’s because they just jumped into bickering soooo quickly.
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  159. Here here. The ones who have true courage of the ones that have the strength to put down these weapons and step out into the world.
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  160. This has been recommended by some leading US generals as well. Take advantage of the Russians still having to collect themselves up into their positions before it is too late. Otherwise the Russians will entrance themselves with protection in their individual areas and it will be harder to pry them out. Start to take the Russians by surprise and force them out. We just need to make sure Ukraine as actually has enough weapons to get the job done.
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  161. We neeeed to be getting these weapons and ammo to Ukraine, INCLUDING THE F16s ASAP. Next month on those for train is STILL too late. deliveries shouldn’t be pasted out anymore. It’s insane this was even done in the first place.
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  162. They do but NOOOO WHERE NEAR ENOUGH. That is one of the many things we've been begging our governments to give Ukraine from the first week of this war.
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  163. I hope they actually use this to make up for the fact that they were supposed to have sent over Mig-29s fine now but pulled out just because America said it wouldn’t take the planes at its base in Germany. They need to have the courage to do what is right and send it to Ukraine now.
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  164. Here here. We should all be so lucky to have a leader like this. I think it also comes with age. When you are younger like he is, you are in a better position to address both the younger and the older people. Whilst when you are old you can only barely get to grips with other people of your own generation. We need more people like him in politics. Not just as basic ministers but as actual leaders whilst they still can.
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  165. Planes and new tanks most of all damn it. Older planes make sense, but it takes waaay less time to get used to a new tank design and is A LOT LESS DANGERIOUS when you turn in the wrong direction by comparison the a brand new unknown jet fighter. We in Britain and in Germany have some of the best tanks in the world and even just a few of them (even the prototypes models) could make aaall the difference. We need to get this stuff to them NOW, as we've been screaming to our governments for WEEEEKS NOW TO DO since this whooole freaking things started.
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  166.  @AhmedAli-hu4vb  Well Tanks, older fighter jets and new surface to air missiles would be a good start.
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  167. Seriously. Even the Germans didn't lie this much when they went into Poland.
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  168. Well they are supposed to have received some S-300s from the Czech Republic which are long range missiles launched from a truck, but haven’t heard much beyond the first shipment. We reeeeally need to be giving them more though, especially more modern ones as the older ones just don’t seem to be in enough supply in Europe and the US (as far as we know). The UK could definitely help as we’ve got many long range missile and artillery systems, but a lot of them like most other countries are used on aircraft or our Destroyer fleet of ships, so it’s hard to get something like that to Ukraine. We have apparently sent some long range missile that were designed for aircraft that can be used on ground based units instead but they’re need a looot more of them. It explains WHY Ukraine is still having to mod a lot of the old Russian junk to fire more rockets in spite of the risks. This artillery issue though is veeeery bad and don’t see why we haven’t seen a single imagine of them being used yet, when aparently HALF OF THEM are already over there. This is getting suspicious.
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  169. As a Briton, I absolutely second that. We'd looove Canada to be part of a European coalition and a new allied defence force to help defend Ukraine if the US in NATO is going to be useless now.
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  170. That is what Ukraine is trying to balance out and is doing it really well, or at least as best they can. Fight for as long as they can but also trying to save as many lives as possible. In doing so they and the rest of us will win this war.
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  171.  @lightghost7524  Let us all hope she will be alright.
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  172. Here here. It just takes one small step in order for it to eventually become a domino effect. This is really great news indeed. Germany and other nations will see that if the US is doing this, then the chance of them being attacked for doing something similar is much more reduced. This’s great news indeed.
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  173. He was absolutely right.
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  174. In the face of all the hell that has happened in the US over the last year, including the rights of abortion seekers being stripped from national law and being degraded to state laws, this is some wonderful news. We have here for same-sex marriage. Congratulations to all those in the US on this big milestone.
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  175. Exactly. No holding back ANYMORE.
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  176. They’ve trained with many armies since 2014 including the UK, the US, Canada and a few others. The UK helped extensively with weapons and manoeuvres training as well as officer training to make sure they have a better hierarchy than they had before which is now paying off.Unfortunately the country isn’t made up entirely of good guys, even though we don’t like to think that. I have seen unfortunately some images or/and videos on pages like telegram that to show mistreatment of the Russian dead. More so frankly than what would usually be considered acceptable in terms of war worry corpses still just a corpse. Some rather cruel scenes as well of them which would not be acceptable which obviously will have to be investigated when the ward is done which I genuinely do believe the Ukrainian military will do. Of course a lot of these images can’t always be verified as to who precisely did what considering the damage of many of the bodies or uniforms, but it’s always better to try and remember to keep an open mind while still hoping for the best. Same goes for battle really. Best thing to remember is, when you have a prisoner, treat them as how you yourself would wish to be treated in their shoes. It’s really hard sometimes, especially after what these Russians have done to your own country, but in the long run it is the better thing to do. The torture and pain can be aimed exclusively at ‘Putin’ and his lackeys when this is over.
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  177.  @trololoev  Russia is the bad guy here. They have no choice but to keep the facility running because obviously it has to be able to keep the water moving through it to keep the fuel rods cool. Asking them to turn off power to the rest of the area though is too fiddly and there’s really no point in doing so as they know that won’t kill the enemy but just cause more of a humanitarian issue and make them look even worse. Especially as the Russians themselves would probably want to use the power eventually.
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  178.  @jw9651  It would be good if they flipped sides, and we’re just simply allowed to get some reduced sentences, in exchange for giving information. However, there is no way in hell they would be allowed to join Ukrainian forces, unlike other regular Russian soldiers who have flipped sides. The Wagner group have committed many terrible crimes, and I very much doubt Ukraine would be willing to allow them to join their side.
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  179. @don s Here here. Better they be put to good use while they still can so they can get their money‘s worth that we the taxpayers, wherever we are in the world, had to fund them, rather than people just complaining that they are running low on stock piles when our nations seem desperate never to actually fight ourselves. If we aren’t going to actually fight, then what is the point in worrying so much about low reserves. No point complaining about hypotheticals now when an actual bloody war is happening right in front of us.
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  180. The fact that sooo many of the wounded are now being evacuated from Azovstal brings a huuuge relief to my heart. I just hope that All OF THEM are able to make it to Ukrainian controlled territory and won't just have some of them held by the Russian OR TORRTURED A LITTLE. There were apparently 53 who were taken out first by another column and they went to a different Russian controlled sector right now so not sure if they have been included among those that're getting out of there. Reeeally hope info comes soon. All of these men and women are absolute heroes and just hope they can all be saved in time now they're out, while the fist goes on in Azovstal. Hang in there chaps. Slava Ukraine
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  181. Here here. Ukraine just keeps providing their doubters wrong.
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  182. this definitely goes to show the US must be needs to increase its production line rather than them just being made on a case-by-case supply order. However the US also needs to remember the fact that they are not the only country that supplied rocket launches. The UK is also provided thousands of NLAWs to Ukraine that have actually been among the most popular if not in fact the most popular among Ukrainian units. We all know the javelin is a good weapon, but from what we’ve heard from soldiers on the ground, many have actually ‘preferred’ the British made NLAW which has been delivered from the UK and other European partners who also have them. This is mainly due to the fact that, unlike the US ATGM, It is lighter despite its bulky shaped front, much quicker to learn and in a joint partner relationship, if they were ever to simply buy them rather than them being handed over, they are significantly cheaper.We might actually have to look at the US perhaps helping with ‘their manufacture’, rather than the US working on making more Javelins and Stinger missiles. The US is ramping up production to keep up with the demand for the NLAW which is ever increasing on the front lines, but it would be good to get other nations to potentially help with this, even if it does mean giving out sensitive information.
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  183. Yep, pretty much.
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  184. I truly hope the youth will be able to do more than just protest. Together, all of us have the strength to defy the people of the old generation and beat them down once and for all. They should no longer be allowed to have a say in the future of this planet. Whether it’s a secret dictator, or a one-sided far left of far right political mad person. Everyone of the old generation need to realise that this isn’t their world anymore. The more desperately they claim to their old ways, the more they spell doom for the future of this planet.
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  185. Yep, history keeps repeating itself again and again on that front.
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  186. Very true unfortunately. Although would definitely take more than the 20 wealthiest people in the world, considering how long the efforts would also have to be sustained. I would like it though, if somebody would actually properly invest in large-scale eco-friendly yachts. We’ve already got the technology on a small scale we just need to be able to scale it up a bit. Just imagine how different that would be in conceptual designs.
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  187. I really am relieved she was able to get out of there what is a relatively short amount of time. I’m thinking because of her high public awareness she was able to get out otherwise they probably would have kept her in there for days. They can take people off the streets all they want, but it’s really hard for people to be on your side when you arrest a well recognised public journalist.
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  188.  @gerald5175  Yeah i’ve been having to do the same thing all over the place. Plenty of harassment/bullying and misinformation being posted all over the place by the same accounts or obvious bots that I’ve been reporting. The fight goes on I guess everywhere.
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  189.  @MrSmithla  You are absolutely right there. They have got the best people for there to try and keep as many people alive as possible. I just wish that last big hit by the Russians didn't hit their field hospital which has destroyed a lot of there medical gear. Time to improvise even more now. They are absolutely incredible but we need to get them all out of there STAT.
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  190. Yeah send me back up please.
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  191. Couldn’t agree more. If it was America being attacked right now their response will be completely different and the country would be flooded by nothing but troops and military equipment bursting out of the ears.
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  192.  @MrMatt531  I absolutely agree. BTW I'm British not American and we over here are big fans of this. We can just hope for the best. It's worth trying than not trying at all.
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  193. I’d say it’s also because in WWII we relied a lot more cluster munitions to do widespread damage as we didn’t have the benefit of guided missile systems back then. Today our factory systems just aren’t set up like that. All of our individual countries are not geared to wards mass production of simple weapons like that and more on low quantity bulk orders. Plus the older equipment was obviously more simple and easier to produce en masse, well today it can take much longer if you aren’t doing it on am automated assembly line. Japan would definitely be a good option for defensive weaponry, however as we’ve seen, Japan has been very Japan has been very reluctant to actually send any weaponry which has been a huge shame. They’ve so far Saint a lot of body armour, helmets and even winter weather gear, but no signs of any weapons and I don’t believe they’ve sent any ammunition either. I believe it’s because they face the same limit that Germany had until a short while ago in terms of exporting weapons but hopefully this will change eventually. It unfortunate would take quite a while, there is no honesty I very much doubt with the current government set up with the old guard in the country they are unlikely to properly help, but if anyone could produce the necessary weapons en masse with its kind of work mentality, Japan could be the answer.
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  194. Yeeep. The Falklands war can draw many similarities as it was also really the most recent war that was fort between to developed countries and of similar tech levels, with the UK obviously being more ahead. It feels very much like though for the rest of this current war (outside of that ship attack by the Argentines) Ukraine is the UK of this engagement. Plus still fresh in many minds so I'm betting really that many veterans from the both soldiers and generals can help with giving their experience of the conflict in this current one. It's definitely worth a go, as apart from WW1 & 2, the Falkland is the best reference for fighting experience that is the most documented WE HAVE. Slava Ukraine
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  195. Here here. I have noooo idea why Germany still isn’t sending Ukraine its Taurus missile, after everything else their allies have sent that are soo similar. It makes no freaking sense.
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  196. Could also be an interesting used to house people temporarily who don’t have homes. All of that space would be great as temporary housing at least to make a little bit of money while people are at part time jobs that wouldn’t necessarily be able to get them rented spaces elsewhere.
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  197. Yeeeep, really not wise.
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  198. Definitely. The question now is, does Ukraine take it out, or perhaps wait to see if some will be evacuated first to lower the populace in the area as much as possible before destroying it.
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  199. They are just amazing from the lowest to the highest. Full support from Britain right to the very end.🇬🇧🇺🇦
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  200. As someone in Britain, I can believe that.😔
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  201. If it's american chocolate then YEAH, I'd rather have crisps.
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  202. Pretty much. Lying, thi name is Russia.
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  203. Yeah, although back then it is believed that the French were actually doing it more simply to try and get back at us in Britain. And American revolution would be a huge distraction for us during the war with France. Plus considering how the nation was back then versus now Russia is now, it is a huge difference between the two.
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  204. Yeah, the only reason why he'd go and do this, is because he knows that Ukraine getting more of these weapons will genuinely only make the Russian army lose faster. He would not say anything otherwise unless they knew that it was getting to them.
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  205. Now the US gets to experience what we in Britain have to content with on a near monthly basis. Except with us it’s constantly their aircraft too.
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  206.  @johnkirk1772  Well, until there is a winner at the end of it. The question is, how big a toll it will take on both sides.
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  207. Yep, we in Britain with a sane head don’t trust a word mr 🍊 says.
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  208. Actually they’ve broken ground on it, but it hasn’t started producing new shells yet. That’s still sadly a ways off.😔 Also, they still haven’t agreed to send Taurus missiles yet. Much to dismay from us in the UK.
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  209. So many of us are now saying this. They never listened, and now it is here, again.
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  210. So glad that they are continuing to show coverage as well that although plenty of still leaving the country, loads are still also heading into Ukraine. Good to see that both French and French Canadians as well as more of my fellow Britons are going in. The fact that they have been noticed by CNN even at night must mean there are by now looooads of all of us now there. I don’t obviously think it’s wise to give exact numbers as that will only just end up helping the Russians in the end, but judging by all of this, it’s definitely going to add up to a force big enough to take on that Russian column heading towards Kiev. United, we are truly strong. Slava Ukraine
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  211. That was a very nice statement. I hope they all make afull recovery. Also that the rest of his unit have also been exchanged by now. We need to get all Ukrainian soldiers out of Russian hand ASAP.
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  212. Absolutely horrific to fitness. Still can’t believe this happened at the US capital building, even for a country like America. What were you thinking US when you elected mister orange!? It still just absolutely baffles all of us who are not in your country. I just hope that all of you will have learned your lesson and actually turn out to vote and make sure you never allow a person like this in power again who stirs up the nutters and disenfranchised in your country again.
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  213. I know for sure they're not. But even if they are...it's one of the very best things the US had done for a long time. Hong Kong needs, if it is to survive in the long run as an independent state.
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  214. He is absolutely right here. Not only will this help to lower our dependence on Russia as well as hit them where it hurts, it will also speed up our switch towards renewable energy sources, as we literally will not have any other choice now. That switchover has been sped up massively whether our governments like it or not. Considering the temperatures around the equator or basically anywhere away from the north and south poles, it is getting much warmer as we head into summer so I’d say basically all of us along this area of the planet excluding the constantly cold areas can switch off gas in our homes right now. Just put on A sweater and use this time to transition over to electric heaters instead and make sure governments switch over to renewable energy sources on their end. In the meantime, we can all at least drive 10 miles slower. It will be annoying, but it will be worth it.
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  215. Glad he didn't give away too much information here. Unlike the Russians Ukraine is actually being smart here and not bosting and trying to be cautious about how much they disclose about there movements, otherwise you know Russian will just try and us it again Ukraine and the rest of the would be taking it out of context in their propaganda war, on top of trying to figure out exactly how Ukraine is hitting them. Have heard that they might've used BT2 drones and that one or more might've been shot down (that is coming from the Russian side) but there isn't conformation. Either way I hope Ukraine can keep it up and continue to be very strategic about it. Unlike Russia, they are actually hitting 'only the right targets'. I think it's safer to say the UK and US have been helping out with some of this. Keep moving chaps. Get the drones and rocket launchers to the front ASAP (that includes volunteer help) to help take out those damn Russian Howitzers and tanks, as well as those surface-to-air missiles in the Western area to take out the incoming missiles. Remember what works best again heavy artillery and move like what chaps and you'll come through this victorious. Slava Ukraine
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  216. I just hope Poland can be convinced once again here to actually finally give Ukraine the MiG-29s they need. They should have left them near the border anyway for Ukrainians to come over and take back themselves yet they haven’t even addressed it once since that failed discussion with the US. This needs to happen NOW.
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  217. He was absolutely right to stand up in at the press conference like this. The mayor is the despicable one for saying he was out of line, but actually speaking the truth. The mayor is the one who was out of line here.When will America finally realise that it needs to finally bloody well banned guns from the hands of regular citizens. We just can’t comprehend this here in Europe and the rest of the world. They need to only be in the hands of farmers and hunters. That is it. This isn’t politics, this is just bloody common sense.
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  218. Russians would've already known anyway. They are able to get their own intel after all. Plus showing it here isn't going to make any difference for the Russian forces. One way or another, they're still going to lose.
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  219.  @hunterblack6494 Well, I wouldn’t call Russia superpower, but China sure is too.
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  220. The fact that even some states can enact this ban almost immediately and Missouri is the 1st to do so it’s absolutely disgusting. I can’t believe this is even happening right now. I don’t live in the US and what we are seeing right now just looks like the beginning of some sort of dystopian future stepping back many decades with everything that is being screwed up more and more in your country. Trump may be gone, but his poisonous influence is still among you. America, you are going to fight now impossibly hard for the next decade on so many matters if you are too ever achieve some real momentum on the right path again to stop your Conservatives once and for all. If not, we in the rest the world are going to have to take action ourselves. We never thought it would actually come to that, but we are honestly starting to consider it.
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  221.  @Willowy13  It’s Cold calling the police. The rest of the civilised world does it and so should America right theResulting to deadly firearms. If you’re so concerned about protecting yourselves, then just use the bloody things that are at the ends of your arms. We are not babies. Guns are tough, but they are also just as much a cow was weapon is anything else as it is you trying to keep as much distance from anyone you consider a threat as possible. If you wish to defend yourself, you can use anything around your house, but a gun is just unacceptable long-term in a civilised society outside of the army and defence services.
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  222. We will never forget. They will get the comeuppance eventually one way or another.
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  223. It was really well shown here.
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  224. Exactly. Lmao They deserve noooo respect at this point.
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  225. Exactly. It will be tricky, but if Ukraine is very strategic with this system, they can strike some real damage against the Russians and force them back even further and mess up their logistics behind the front lines.
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  226. Yeah and they believe it’s come down in only 15 meters of water, so recovery should be too difficult. We can definitely expect to here about that soon.
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  227. And this is why we need Obama is this world right now. Now more than ever. ❤️🥹👏🏻👏🏻
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  228. They must be trying to sneak in towards a reported huge drone area, hoping that the drones won’t just see then at their altitude and quickly fly away.
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  229. It is truly heartbreaking that they have been unable to get him out of there yet. They have been able to get other animals from the Zoo like the big cats out of the country that have been taken in by other countries Zoos for now, but clearly finding a place that can take a full sized Elephant and be able to move him safely is muuuch harder it seems. I hope they will be able to get him to a safer place soon. There has got to be somewhere near by in Europe that can take him in.
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  230.  @bevwinn1369  That is true to an extent. Of course there is also the case that if the woman was mentally incompetent or insane and couldn’t be trusted to make the right decision in terms of an abortion. Say if she was wishing to harm or kill the child through some sort of homicidal or mentally deranged means, so this one example cannot be ignored. At that point it wouldn’t be her choice as she couldn’t be trusted to mentally make the right decision. Also the case if she was a surrogate and the child inside was not in fact hers.
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  231. I think these are correct. That is why we are desperately begging our governments to make sure we get as many military supplies to Ukraine as possible. The attack on the military base yesterday that killed several personnel might also have damaged a lot of the foreign equipment already delivered to that area. Can really hope not though. So we need to be sending in as much of the large hardware including jets if possible. We seem to have gone silent on this, when it shouldn’t be off the table. We need to bring this up again now and get them to the country along with surface to air missiles ASAP.
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  232. I'm really glad they were able to get General Clark on here for this. He spoke the truth and said VERY CLEARLY in no uncertain terms exactly what the Ukrainians NEED in order to cut off the Russians and push them out, WHICH LIKE HE SAID, OUR EU NEIGHBOURS HAVE. We just bloody well need them to give the order send the freaking MiGs in. Poland has them, so just f£%&ing send them god damn it. Britain has now sent in the surface-to-air missiles and the first Soviet era tanks some of the neighbouring countries have have now been delivered apparently, but they'll need waaay more and that doesn't even including the fighter jets that still haven't been given to them. We can't be soooo pointlessly scared about what Putin is gonna do anymore. It's time to take to serious.
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  233. I know I saw the video of that council meeting as well. Incredibly brave of her to stand up like this. Don’t mess with a Russian mother or Ukrainian. These Russian officials need to realise there is a line you do not cross and they are very much on the edge now.
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  234. This is absolutely incredible. I never thought they would like to have the guts to head to the city of Kiev self😲👏🏼👏🏼. If they can do is then perhaps they can actually see what the hell is going on ‘first hand’ in the country (feel the raw emotions) and realise their obligation to actually help. If Poland’s representative is going as well then perhaps they can actually be convinced to send over those God damn MiG-29s after all.
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  235. Too true. Let’s just hope he can at least inspire one other person at least to do the same thing. It’s not about changing everyone’s minds. If it can at least inspire one other person to do the right thing, it will be worth it.
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  236. Here here. We need to keep up donations.
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  237. Yeeeah. I mean, what he is saying IS TRUE, but the way in which he is still speaking still feels waaay to bias right now for a news agency that as it showed on that graph is supposed to be in the middle. Wonpwonp. I mean, he makes a clear point, but it needs to be don't differently to this. You would never get this on the BBC, even if it raised the same topic.
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  238. Here we go again I guess.
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  239. I really do agree at this point. It’s not like Russia can really make things any worse on the ground short of a nuclear attack than they already have, so we really should see about getting US contractors as well as British and other European contractors on the grounds in Ukraine ASAP to help with manning and repairing these systems that have arrived and will arrive eventually. This will massively increase the speed at which approval will be given for the more advanced equipment to get to Ukraine, and to assess how much of the equipment that has already arrived needs repairing. sure though, I think we must be underestimate the fact that Ukraine probably has been repairing a lot of the equipment it’s been getting already from some of the training they received. After all, they are probably more than capable of doing so, but for more technical stuff whether we need spare components, we really should be getting contractors in there now. I mean, Russia has already accused the west of doing this anyway, so if we actually do do it in real life, it’s not like Putin can really make things any worse otherwise he’ll be conceding he lied to his people to begin with.
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  240. Very true
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  241. I’m amazed still that many people in the US don’t vote. I mean, I understand over there it is a big problem as you have so many sucky candidates, but when you have a threat like the Conservative Republicans in your country that are frankly here in Europe regarded as being far right, you must all work together to try and keep them out of power as much as possible. I’m glad you have now decided to vote. I wish you and everyone else who decides to do so the best of luck and I hope you guys are able to allow abortion rights to be nationwide again eventually. You chaps all have a long fight ahead of you, but you have to remember that the enemy never sleeps, always looking for a chink in your armour. So you must do the same and stay alert and keep fighting until your country is actually a true free democracy, for the first time.
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  242. Exactly. It is soo infuriating sometimes.
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  243. We will all prevail. We will make it so. Slava Ukraine
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  244. Yeah, unlike the Russian attacks on civilians, when Ukraine actually targets people, it’s for the right targets in the right reasons. destroy an attack on the energy grid, certainly was very effective though, but thankfully with it only being five of them. It looks like Ukraine given a few days will be able to get it back online again.
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  245. Here here. We feel the same way here in the UK.
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  246. Actually, the Abrams is rather out of date now, especially if it’s true what the ones will be like the Americans will be giving. If anything the Challenge 2s and leopard 2s will be the ones that are unstoppable.
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  247. Exactly
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  248. Agreed. We ALL need to stick together to help.
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  249. That really would be great. We just have to see though whether what he has said here is true or not. It could very well be a trick to try and draw in more Ukrainian forces or to make them question their next move while Russia is preparing efforts elsewhere.
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  250.  @bigearl3867  Ooooh crud. Well they are sure to have a lot of money then. At least what they have in reserves and what they are willing to expend if it means getting their profits back.
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  251.  @AK-ej5ml  Definitely would not be a good idea. Both the security and for the future of the country in terms of negotiations and peacetime. Better off just taking them as prisoners of war, but giving them reduced sentences if they give up all of their information.
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  252. I totally agree. I just wish our own could be like this.
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  253. LMAO
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  254. Yeah, it is getting more and more bold now it is quite surprising. I mean, if he is giving respect to the fighting strength of the Ukrainian army, it’s hard to tell if that is a good thing or a bad thing, considering how he feels about his own troops that are just flung at their so called enemy. If it is good though, then perhaps he might eventually decide to switch sides or surrender himself in exchange for a shorter sentence if he can give some critical information away.
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  255. We're supporting you guys here from Britain as well. Good luck and all the support to you and Canada in this.
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  256. I wish the same every single god damn hour. We need to keep sending in supplies no matter what. What we are giving them is good stuff, but it still isn’t enough and we could be doing so much more with the stockpiles we have. If we aren’t going to use them ourselves then what on earth is the point in holding onto that.
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  257.  @sergeymelnik1689  I truly hope that more people around the world are answering the call and taking as many supplies with them as possible to join your forces and fight against the Russians. We are with you all the way.
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  258. I honestly didn’t realise that there was so much support for Ukraine from even people in Istanbul, Syria. I can understand why they feel like the fates are intrinsically linked to what will happen there. I hope that the people who remain resilient against the Assad regime will also be able to survive and eventually push back if Russia can be defeated. We just keep repeating the same mistake again and again when we should’ve actually gone on the offensive against Russia a long time ago, even if they hadn’t invaded. Russia would’ve played the guilt card anyway so we should’ve just ignored it and said, what the hell. Stay strong Ukraine. We are actually learning the lesson now and will not abandon you. Not again. Slava Ukraine
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  259.  @nightruler666  Fingers crossed
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  260. Odessa has been bracing themselves for an attack like this for over a month now. Although I think Russia strategically chose this particular location most likely as a response to Ukraine apparently striking an oil storage facility inside Russia the other day. Russia seems like the kind of place to do these kind of revenge attacks as a message like this.
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  261. Here here
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  262. It’s not nor should it be an illegal weapon as it is quite affective in its own right and was never used against civilians in Yemen like the Russians are.
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  263. I just hope that light is able to continue to shine until this is all over.
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  264. Weeeell, I wouldn't say that. I'd say the US getting back into space again on a US made SpaceX rocket was closer. That was sooo amaziiiing last year.
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  265. I would say actually in this war both sides have managed to gain about the same amount of military equipment if we can keep shipments up. The difference is that the Russian equipment is outdated armour and tanks and fighters, while Ukrainians have new drones, anti-tank weapons and more varied rocket defence systems.
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  266. Let us all hope that they are able to successfully find submersible and retrieve all personnel on board in time. The clock is ticking.
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  267. Yeah, this was a reeeally good idea in thew long run.
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  268. Good luck to all the Ukrainian and foreign volunteers in the counteroffensive. I hope you are getting everything you need. We’re almost there. Slava Ukraine 🇬🇧❤️🇺🇦
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  269. Sounds like she would be better off living in the UK. Much safer over there, and she can work for the NHS.
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  270. With THIS NUMBER, eventually it really could be.
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  271. This is absolutely freaking crazy right now. It feels like everything has been turned up on its head yet again. We truly are living through history right now. It’s almost feels like a parallel to what happened between Himmler and Hitler near the end of WWII.
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  272. Here here
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  273. Thank you for these detailed information about the vessel. Brilliant that she’s been taken out of action.Hopefully we will see the effects of this in the coming days. 👏🏼👏🏼🇬🇧🇺🇦
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  274. Because he is actually in a position now where he can see what is on his mind and what is right, rather than being scared about his possible future career or his life on the line. This is what the majority of the other military generals want to say but are being encouraged to say it less vocally. I hope others follow his example and actually put words into action though.
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  275. Every time I hear news about the Supreme Court in the US from here in the UK, it feels like it continuously. And absolute bloody disaster which makes no sense. So the Supreme Court in the US is allowed to be politicised like this on issues that shouldn’t even be political, it’s just bloody ridiculous.
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  276. Exactly. We in the UK have also been saying this for year, and we aren't even on the boarder with Russia.
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  277. I hope that each and every single day. Let us hope the next day will be the day and they actually send the missiles and fighters they need on top of more modern tanks and the armoured personnel carriers.
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  278. Exactly. We in Europe learned this a long time ago. You can have free speech, but you cannot have absolute free-speech. In the UK, it is much more balanced and we are so relieved because of it.
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  279. I don’t see what you were trying to get out here. This is actually the same thing but with a different terminology. It feels like you’re trying to insult them here somehow. They’ve done an incredible job and have gone above and beyond the call of duty and have done as the commander-in-chief has asked and what is best for their survival in their minds. We’ve just got to now make sure and hope that they can be swapped for Russian POWs ASAP.
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  280. They better be.
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  281. We need to stand against Pootin TOGETHER, no matter what. They did the same threat against the West at the beginning of the full scale invasion two years ago. We cannot allow false information elsewhere divide us to get his way like he’s doing in Poland and the US among the disenfranchised.
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  282.  @Gabriel223m  Not really. As the Nazis never did state that they wanted to wipe out every language except for German. Most likely English and French would still exist.
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  283. We are trying to do the best we can on the outside without going to complete war with Russia. We don't want that. We only want the Russian Gov gone and for freedom and true democracy to come to pass the Russia truly deserves. We need the everyday Russian people to take out Putin as best they possible can before anything long term can happen. We don't care how you do it, just pleeease make it soon. With all the people at these rallies, they could very must storm that bastard's palace and kill him. They just have to be prepared to die as the soldiers and volunteers in Ukraine are 24/7. Please people of Russia...the safety of the world is in 'your hands'. Make it count.
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  284. That is a surprising statement by the head of the Wagner group on the area to say the least. God I hope Ukraine can hang onto Solider.
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  285.  @connerclark3678 Very true indeed. With outside help, it seems this will never change.
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  286. Yep, that is disappointingly very easy to believe. What the hell is wrong with these people.
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  287. Thank god they were able to catch this Russian spy in time. They can never be too careful. Be safe Zelensky Ukraine needs the new missiles shipped from France ASAP, as well as the long-range ones that are now being discussed fiiiinally in Germany. Let’s hope the American Abrams tanks arrive STAT. Same fir more Challenger 2s from here in the UK as we get more ready. The Challenger tanks haven’t been thrown yet it seems into the throng of battle from what we can see online, but no doubt they will be in the thick of it soon enough, and Ukraine is sure to need more of them, considering how strong they are.
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  288. I usually support Elon, but in this case I’m really shocked what he said he is so rigid about this and think eventually one way or another he will regret it.
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  289.  @thomasbonse  Yes this definitely seems to be a case for electric cars that will be further using the skateboard modular framework design that Tesla seems to have pioneered and is now being used by other companies for their models. I think that this could smell a whole new ballgame for vehicle stunts if they are more evenly balanced like this.
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  290.  @exposingthetruth3821  The Azov Battalion are NOT Nasiiiis. People need to stop with this BULL now.
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  291. Great investigation here. Thought so that Israel wouldn’t have made such a big mistake like this and here’s the evidence they didn’t. Sadly many are not going to want to hear it because it goes against their beliefs or agenda.
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  292. Absolutely agree. We and Britain feel the same. We need to get more NASAMS as well as finally C-RAMs to Ukraine ASAP. Britain is already sending more of its defence systems to Ukraine now. We need the US to do the same. many months down the line isn’t soon enough. We need the stuff in Ukraine within weeks. If it means sending US contractors, then I’m afraid it needs to be done. We can’t keep pussyfooting about this now when we have gone this far when so many peoples lives are at stake.
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  293. Every last one of them across all of the services are doing the best job possible. I really hope they are getting just a volunteer some other countries to help with this as well as for fighting. All of the sectors need all the help they can get right now. Doctors and nurses I can imagine, but guessing getting properly trained ex-firefighters who are familiar with the Ukrainian firefighters procedures will be harder to get but sure there will be more of them.
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  294. I truly feel the same way, and I'm not even American. It just feels RIGHT you know! To have him at a podium like this. I really do only wonder what it would be like, if he was running the US right now during the Ukrainian invasion.
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  295.  @geoffoakland  Thanks for the name link.👍🏼
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  296.  @captainbaboo7677  Wow that is BRILLIANT. This is EXACTLY the kind of help Ukraine needs. Thank you soooo much man for doing this. We all impossibly appreciate it. I hope more people can continue to do this.
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  297.  @eleonorashah9561  Yoooou are freaking crazy.
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  298. And we in term need to keep the momentum going and try and pressure our leaders to actually get all of them both soldiers and civilians the hell out of there.
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  299. That was a cheetah actually.😆
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  300. Because they are still trying to work this out. What we need to make sure though is that the people going in to save them are CLEARLY FROM THE UN and UNICEF so the units there actually get the clear message of who the hell they are so they don't get fired on by the Russians. If not and they still get attacked then Russia really is f$&%ed.
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  301. They are absolutely right. These recent attacks by Russian volunteer fighters with Ukraine are really giving the Russian officials and the Russian public, a taste of their own medicine. Not in the form of actual death, but just simply the fear that they have put Ukraine through for so long now. And those that are actually striking damage, they are actually doing it against genuine infrastructure, military sites and aiming against Russian officials, not the Russian public. Unlike the Russian army itself that has been attacking civilians for well over a year now.
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  302. I couldn’t agree more. It seems like those who don’t support it or just want to go straight to peace, have absolutely noooo idea what it’s actually like on the ground, or potentially can’t even find the country on a map.😓
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  303. This is really great news and amazing to say the least. And to think that this could be approved within a week.It will take some time for the crews to be trained on it, but considering it’s not too different overall from other systems Ukraine is already using, I’d imagine they will be done training with it and shipped over to Ukraine faster than several other bits of military hardware.
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  304.  @janisladigs7825  Damn that is just terrible timing. Were they able to send them back in time or were you guys unable to arrange them safe transport in time before the city was taken by the Russian forces?
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  305. Exactly. We know what these weapons are there to do and what Ukraine needs to do so what's the point in sending some weapons in if we aren't going to take this seriously and go ALL IN.
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  306. They’ve definitely had a few days to plan for it now. I can imagine they will be using a lot of rocket launches and bazookas from the sides of the convoy taking out every other vehicle which will trap the rest of them between the burning wreckage and then the soldiers can move in. These roads seem to be massively bad on either side by trees which means that the vehicles would struggle to get around the vehicles onto the fields and travel onwards. If they can take enough of them out from the sides by hiding in the ditches and the hedges until the majority of the vehicles have passed and they could very well succeed.
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  307. Same here. I can’t believe it only took me until now to actually consider the danger that the countries other nuclear power plants might be in. Are you in the country right now or are you safely outside of the territory? If so then thank goodness but if you are still there then I am deeply sorry for what is happening to you right now and I hope you can make it through this or fight.🇬🇧❤️🇺🇦
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  308. I bloody well hope not.
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  309. Exactly. This shooting just makes NO SENSE TO ME.
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  310. This is quite incredible. I guess it makes sense if any force was actually to attack into Russia, and also avoid political misunderstandings with Ukraine’s allies, it should be a Russian force in of itself. Looks like even though some got captured, they still did a really good job here. I hope the vast majority made it back alive and in one piece. These brave chaps will be very important in the coming weeks and months.
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  311. I’m British, so obviously I don’t have an insider perspective, but from the outside at least (which we aaall feel the US NEEDS), this decision by what is such a significant majority of the court, feels like absolute complete insanity. We truly thought that the US to learn this lesson I was going to keep this law in place. I have no idea how is it going to affect future US gun laws long term going forward now except for the negative. It’s just insane to all of us in the rest the world. The US needs to be exponentially altering the second amendment to the point that it is like here in Europe, or even getting rid of it altogether. Yet somehow the US just keeps going the opposite direction to the rest of the world and it’s becoming worse and worse because of it. I have no idea what was running through the minds of these judges, except they must’ve been either insane, too old, absolutely corrupted or blackmailed. But definitely NOT GOOD. 😞 American, you need to fit this OUT RIGHT NOOOW.
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  312. Oh God, okay, now that’s a good one.
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  313. Wow bloooody heeell that is incredible. I knew that the Russian forces certainly must’ve lost 100,000 men in the course of the war, but I didn’t realise that it was so bad that they had most likely also lost 100,000 since December last year. Russia really sucks at 21st-century warfare. They never learned anything. I can’t even imagine how many men they will have last, when the war is over. Of course, until the country becomes a truly democratic nation, they will most likely never admit the true number. It’ll have to just be up to us to estimate.
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  314. Don’t start this nonsense argument again.
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  315. Well… SOUNDS LIKE A WIN TO ME.😂
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  316. He really is a professional.
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  317. Here here
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  318. Well the press in Russia now 'aren't wrong' about ONE THING. Someone is after Putin...it's called the whole god damn world, ALL OF US, and we all won't stop until he is hanging from the outside of the Kremlin walls. We can only hope the Russian people are able to do it first, to show they are actually capable in the end of sorting out the very problems they themselves have allowed to come to pass. History in Russia can not keep repeating again and again. Putin, you will not be allowed to make history fully repeat itself. WE'RE COMING FOR YOU FUCKER. Slava Ukraine.
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  319. Ukraine does have some drones that have been supplied by Turkey and so far most achieved some very successful missile attacks on the Russian rocket positions as well as vehicles. Might be able to help against this force as well if they can take a few of the vehicles out to slow them down.
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  320. They were definitely right here. I wouldn't trust Putin's words as far as we could throw them. Just like with all of us right now, actions speak louder than words. Aren't haven't been very good when it comes to getting heavy equipment into Ukraine fast enough, but Russia's words have been just completely hollow on both counts to their own people and the rest of the world.
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  321. The actions of Hamas and the radical civilians in Gaza CANNOT BE FORGIVEN. This’s basically horrific.
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  322. Well I'm British and I supported Obama soooo. LOL There're just different types of support.
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  323.  @ryaku5  Here here. Let’s just ignore these brain-dead Russian bots.
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  324. We all need to make sure Ukraine gets as much aid across all areas as possible. That includes us in the UK, let alone the US. We need REAL EVIDENCE that our weapon industrial base is expanding.
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  325. Probably because the Russians already know. I mean, it was clearly obvious that with this kind of target, they would have outside help. They aren't going to give stuff away that the Kremlin doesn't already know. Russians are still good spies after all. They just aren't what they used to be.
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  326. Yeah it reeeally is so horrible that the US hasn't learned from this. Just give then the equipment and aid they need and they will get the job done themselves.
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  327. I will trust though, as they have now been willing to expose the Russian pontoon bridge to the rest of the world, that Ukraine has since flown some jets or a drone over to destroy it!? I mean, it’s not exactly huge news so I would’ve thought at least under the cover of night they have flown over it to take it out really quickly as every minute it’s there it’s another opportunity for a vehicle to drive over.
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  328. I dearly wish above anything else I could actually have heard how that conversation between the three of them went down.
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  329. At least these people do anyway. If the government itself did then they would’ve sent over the fighter jets by now. But they are far too scared to ever do something that requires that much courage.
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  330. Ukraine not only needs to get their equipment down to the Donbas for the battle that is commencing, But we also need to get our own tanks into the country ASAP. Both T-72 upwards as well as modern tanks. People keep saying they’ll need time to train on them, well it’s been well over a month now and any tank crew could easily be given a crash course in that time to make the best use of them. Anyone would be highly motivated to learn when their country and their lives on the line. Combining these though with ATGM will be a very good combination. Slava Ukraine 🇬🇧❤️🇺🇦
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  331. This was a brilliantly done report. The message in the end was very clear indeed. For me at least, if we truly want the West to win against Putin, then we have to aaall be willing to make the necessary rick, and give Ukraine all the weapons it need if we're going to be such cowards as to not use them ever ourselves. That, or we finally do what is right, and FINALLY take the fight directly to the bastard and his cronies like we should done soooo many years ago, and finally end this hell we've brought upon ourselves for over 100 years now ONCE AGAIN FOR ALL. We all know it is scary, but we cannot be afraid anymore. The old time our dead or dying now. We cannot cower away like we always do, hoping things will just go back to normal. If we want there now to be long lasting, 'genuine peace', then this enemy on our doorstep 'needs to be gone'...not just at the back of our minds while they can do just whatever the hell they like to their own people so long as it isn't our own. The time for action is now, and it is about damn time, whether some people like it or not. The question is, do we want to all work together to end the war sooner, or be divided and have it stretch on for years to come all over again.
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  332. I really don’t think it is true. Almost certainly was fired from inside Ukraine though. Of course, isn’t that literally the case for every single missile so far? What were they suggesting from the beginning or having to rule out any way that it was fired from Russia? None of us were even thinking it was fired from Russia in the first place. We all knew the vast likelihood was that it was far from inside Ukraine. It was simply a case of which side had fired it. Still definitely believe it was Russia.
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  333.  @kingsharkoon  I definitely agree, but not with the statement that Ukraine isn’t truthful. They simply have to withhold the truth sometimes, for the sake of military intelligence. That only makes sense, but they haven’t been lying to their allies.
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  334. @Real Aiglon If it was a Ukrainian controlled missile, then it was almost certainly an accident. Reparations really would only be the real consequence.
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  335. Question is how on eeeearth did not be even get allowed onto the plane in the first place. I mean, I can understand if he was acting differently before getting on the plane, but surely a veteran airport security personnel member would’ve been able to have seen the signs.
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  336. IKR. It's just the most ridiculous thing from the Russians I think I've ever heard. They reeeeally don't know how to take a loss. They're like the kind of person how asks you to roll a dice three times in a row so they can get the number they want after apparently saying not following the rules of the game 'before they even rolled the damn thing'. F U Russia
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  337.  @Zarincos  Too true. I really don’t think Americans actually quite realise what communism even is in theory.
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  338. It was smart of Dmytro to give the Russians their old phones so they will just end up damaging those and they would still have their newer ones hidden away. The Russians were wise to get rid of equipment that they didn’t intend to steal, but they evidently still aren’t that bright in thinking things through. The people of Ukraine are still prevailing over these bastards.
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  339. Definitely a very brave man for coming forward like this with evidence, let alone doing so while also publicly making his face visible therefore unfortunately making him the target of many Russians, both civilian and military who would now like to see him dead. Good luck to him and hope he can help with bringing justice for the victims.
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  340. Yep... pretty much for them.
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  341.  @K1110. Exactly. We should’ve listened to him back then.
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  342. I couldn't agree more. They all didn't a brilliant job in their service to their country, and by extension the rest of us in Europe. He will recover, and a new life after the war will await him and all those who come back alive. Stay safe chaps.
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  343. Yep. He sounds super duper nuts. Including the fact that he also wants to ban moves by the US military to help fight climate change. He literally sounds like the nutty devil incarnate. How the hell is even being allowed to run as a candidate? Is America trying to make itself the laughing stock and the hated man of the world intentionally!?
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  344. @cheeky chops 1 Let us just hope we can witness this someday very soon.
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  345. Yeah, FINALLY.
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  346. Yeah I think there was actually an interview with the crew of Bunny 'a few months ago'. I'm preeetty sure it's the same name, so it's AMAZING she's still running. Although there's no telling sadly how many new crew members she's has in that time. :( I'll have t check, but good too know the crews have STILL been able to repair her enough to actually keep it running. Bravo to them.
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  347. Biden, pleeease stop being so scared and giving into pressure from the cowards in the US and actually give Ukraine the long range missiles it needs RIGHT NOW. Any weapon could be fired into Russia if you wanted to. At least with THIS ONES Ukrainians can be out of range of the blasted Russian rockets for once. HELP THEM ALREADY.
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  348. Good reporting here down on the ground. Thank you for actually showing the regular people trying to get out of there, and most of all trying not to remain entirely in the distance and actually helping.
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  349. With him being a black American, and considering his past up until a few years ago, I really got to ask this, is Kanye West freaking insane? Like I’m actually being serious about this. I’m not American so from my perspective his stance on things just makes absolutely no sense with his racial and familial background. was he in a car crash or something a few years ago, on a serious amount of mind altering drugs or got some sort of a computer chip implanted in his brain that give some different commands? Literally how he’s acting makes no sense. What he said about Hitler, Coming from his mouth, is one of the most disturbing things I’ve ever seen. Yes, Hitler did do some good things for Germany pre-war, but the vast vast vast majority obviously was absolutely horrendous for the world and then Germany to the highest degree. Kanye West’s words are poison now.
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  350. Oooooh sonofabitch now that is just TOO DAMN DANGEROUS Russia. Like I'd honestly take a nuclear bomb over another nuclear disaster like last time. Russia, if you think this is going to get us to stop helping Ukraine, YOU'VE GOT ANOTHER THING COMING. We are going to back Ukraine right to the very end and you are only making yourself even more of the bad guy with every passing day.
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  351. Exactly. Ukraine can't been seen to break an agreement here if one is signed, but they reeeally might have just no choice but to take advantage and use it against the Russians with how they have acted so far. Putin just can't be trusted here and if anything is cringely agreed, inevitably it'll all just fall apart and be a whole lot worse afterwards.
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  352. Well, technically no, because like you said, you would be stripping them for every dime they had. Considering that some of these oligarchs money is sometimes on a knife edge in terms of their investment choices, there’s a good chance that several legally wealthy people out there would actually be richer than them.
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  353. I thank her so deeply for all of the hard work she and her fellow journalists have been doing to show what has really been happening day after day out there and the true cost it has taken to so many lives, but also the strength of just an unbelievable amount of people who are all trying to do the right thing for their country. Keep up the brilliant work and please try and stay and safe as you can out there, all of you. Slava Ukraine
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  354. What the HEEELL do the orcs think they’re DOING.🤯 THEY’RE INSAAAANE. How the bloody hell can US politicians even consider negotiating with these people. Trump is god damn mad.
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  355. We need to take this seriously no matter what. If we just shrugged it off because it might have been an accident or that it was just a single small farm, then we are truly cowards. Britain is prepared to take serious action. Is everybody else?
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  356. This couldn’t be more right. We go on about free speech all the time, but would you really give ‘Hitler and his early followers’ a say? NO, you’d quickly smash them all down and lock them up, and this time you’d never let them out, if you knew what they’d evolve into. Sometimes there is a limit for the safety of everyone. These people need to be silenced no matter what. You can’t hope to educate delusional people when they are wrong or not when they don’t want to listen and plug their ears.
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  357. Saaaame
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  358. Yeah we’re STILL a lot in the dark.
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  359.  @bru9 Seems honestly the most likely.
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  360. I do agree, but could you please stop spamming this.
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  361.  @valeriewalker5831  They're more innocent than any Human any day.
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  362. Well they're totally southern dummies.
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  363. Yep. Heeeere we go.
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  364.  @h82fail  Sadly no. Sure wish there were though.
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  365. ABSOLUTELY, and retake all off there lost territory from 2014 including Crimea in the process. That is the end hope here and after that, THEN they can go the the table with Russia. Both sides will be equal after that and Ukrainian wil be more comfortable and Russia will be back to were it was before and have no choice but to agree if they want some things t go back to normal. Whatever normal means for them after this now though.
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  366.  @lunafringe10  Too right
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  367.  @johngalt0096  Ah, which speech/message was that one? He has done many now and they're all great but hard to see all of them. That is a good one though. They reeeally have shot themselves in the foot.
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  368. I’m glad this was actually a fairly honest and actually supportive interviewee about this event and what Elon and the team is trying to do right now. U don’t always get that on some channels. Wishing the Tesla team the best of luck with all their current products in development.
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  369. Wait WHAT???🤨 You actually think Teslas like the Model 3 onwards are UNGLY? Are you nuts! They’re freaking brilliant.
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  370. Sending over the CRAMs to Ukraine would be a great idea.
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  371.  @chrissymckirgan8971  That may be true, but it terms of a bloody modern war it's still just a drop in the bucket. Especially as the US, with its MASSIVE industrial level of weapons manufacturing, could easily send SO MUCH MORE.
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  372. The question is here which US made drone is he referring to that they need more of? Obviously I guess they don’t wanna say it out loud on CNN but obviously they must be talking about it somewhere else online and will be asking for people to donate them as much as possible. It’s hard to guess which one it must be though as the DJI is such a bloody brilliant drone which although American designed is manufactured in China. If it wasn’t for the fact thatI’m guessing that be using them a lot more in a streamlined way right now considering the incredible abilities of the DJI Mavic 3 and it’s newer veeery fast stunt capable counterpart the DJI FPV. Very disappointing that some are being tracked but I guess it also all depends on whether the unit they are near to actually has the tracking or detection software in the first place.
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  373.  @fenlinescouser4105  Yeah Man I’ve seen that video. His videos are really good quality and the one where they take part the captured Russian drone, which is basically just a remote control plane actually as I’d probably put it in a different category as it’s not really capable of self flying,Was really incredible in hell it’s just a mix of different made parts from all over the world with a 3-D printed frame to hold it all still. Pretty impressive though there’s no denying that, but incredibly deceitful considering the fact that it was massively overpriced and a lied to the Russian people who have been told it is a completely Russian-made drone and is a clear indication of monetary theft within the military. Nothing wrong with making drones using different parts, which Ukraine has showed as well with their custom-made drones to great effect, but just be honest about it for goodness sake and at least be honest about the price. If all of our militaries around the world did this then we could save an unprecedented amount of money. There’s nothing wrong with having pride, but too much of it can be an army’s downfall.
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  374.  @cameranmanner4701  Now that sounds like a really good idea. Have someone to do that in real time whilst the drone operator is nearby so they can give false location data to keep the Russians distracted. Not only will that save the drone operator’s life and possibly the rest of the unit, but also could give the opportunity for a more effective offensive against the enemy who are now looking in the wrong location.
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  375. Their humour has been totally on point online and in person this whole time I must save. they take after British soldiers hearts. Hehe
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  376. America, to aaaall 9f you over there, I am so so sorry this happen AGAIN. This really is though bloody pathetic. You neeeed to get rid of your f£&%ing guns NOW. It’s time to f£%€ing let go of your addiction to help save more of the lives around you.
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  377. Bloody hell it must be really hot if those fireman are even having to go as far as to where full on fire retardant silver foil material like that.Guess that’s what you get with a chemical fire. It burns a lot harder. Hope they are able to keep it away from the other tanks otherwise that is a lot of fuel last.
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  378. An a British person, I seriously couldn’t agree more. We need that shit from as faaar away from our countries as possible.
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  379. I sure hope so. Perhaps the people who are wanting the war to be over, and would rather support Ukraine from the shadows, and these Russians trying to defeat Putin‘s regime by force can meet somewhere in the middle to have great success within Russian borders up to the Kremlin.
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  380. America, from Britain, you’re betraying the true free world, one big step at a time. We’re having to keep a closer eye on YOU now in a bad way, and it’s TERRIFYING.
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  381. Here here. we were pussyfooting around this for way too long. We’ve been begging our governments to do this since the start of the stage of the conflict. We should’ve had them in Ukraine by at least late April or May last year.
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  382. This is very fascinating indeed. However, it’s pretty best not to let the answers as to why this has happened be too arbitrary and actually try and go into the science of it instead. If they don’t, it’s just going to bring even more of the American religious nut jobs out of the woodwork in start sprouting nonsense like they love to do. There is always a scientific explanation, but they always like to just skip to saying it’s a holy miracle or something.
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  383. It sounds to me most of all, suspiciously, like the police didn’t go in out of ‘cowardice’. Based on all the information provided, I think it seems most likely that, considering the size of the force here and the possible inadequacy in training, that they were simply too scared to go any further and just immediately wanted to try and make excuses that aren’t able to be backed up by anything.
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  384. We just have to hope that the vast majority of bodies can be returned to their families eventually.
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  385. Here here
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  386. IKR I tootally thought the precenter miss-spoke or someing he tooootally doesn't seem 90 YEARS OLD. WOW
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  387. HOOOOLY SHIT THIS’S A BIT TURN.😨😱 I mean, it’s pretty great to see there is this much division within the Russian forces, but I never thought it would actually reach this extent that they would actually ask Wagner soldiers to detain their own leader. I mean, perhaps he could actually be encouraged to defect to Ukraine in exchange for information and a shorter criminal sentence time after all.
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  388. Wow. You really don’t seem to realise how much is on his shoulders every day.
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  389. A biiit much there, but I get what you’re trying to say.
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  390. Here in the UK I would absolutely do the same.
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  391. That’s very true. In the end, you need to just hit it over the head, OR SHOOT IT yourself.
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  392. We critically need to get the equipment to the front lines where it is needed ASAP. The car just be stuck in warehouses otherwise Russians will continue to try and strike all of the international deliveries which have apparently happened most likely twice already. For this we are going to need more volunteers, preferably with large vehicles, trucks or lorries to be able to help get the equipment to where it is needed. If anyone is willing to do this where ever you are in the world, please try and do so ASAP. For this you probably won’t even have to join the Foreign Legion of Ukraine. Just most likely ask your local embassy how to get involved in this or look up any volunteer groups online that are helping with shipments of aid or equipment deliveries. Slava Ukraine
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  393. Absolutely brilliant news. Great work in attacking the Russians logistical supplies here. Especially if they were able to Geo tag the location of the ship from Russian footage. Nicely done. If it indeed did have a lot of their ammo supplies as well, this will be a huge blow to the Russians attack on Mariupol for a while. Keep up the brilliant work chaps. Happy hunting. SLAVA UKRAINE
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  394. No… WE HAVEN’T MATE.
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  395. I’m so relieved that your creams able to shoot done all of the missiles in the barrage last night. I did say that apparently last night or yesterday one of the Patriot advanced systems was partially damaged by something and is having to be investigated. Hopefully it will be alright. It’s really cool to see some of the Ukrainian women being able to take up previously usually only male roles in the country. I hope they learn from the past and the women are allowed to keep the jobs when war is over. Britain went through the exact same thing in WW1.
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  396. This was a really great report hear from CNN. For me it’s definitely the best alternative to the BBC. It felt really well balanced here and stated some really good points and questions the final statement was right. Unless this is some kind of complex master plan of the Elon’s in order to eventually perhaps save Twitter or defeat the far right, I don’t really see what he’s doing all this. He has so much and he actually has an image and a brand to protect that could mean the difference for humanities survival going forward into pushing us both for green energy and getting into space. Him acting this recklessly makes no sense and he is endangering everything for no reason at all. It makes absolutely no sense. If I was in his position I would quickly slam down my phone and not touch Twitter for weeks, a month or even two months. He’s going down a rabbit hole, so to speak, and I can’t seem to get out of it and no one else around him, I fear is willing to stand out and tell him otherwise was actually in the same room. I do believe that Elon can make Twitter work, but if it keeps going like this, it’s not only gonna damage Twitter, but all of his ventures, and the way the world views him and others like him for the foreseeable future when he represented something different. I can’t think why he’s doing this, other than he was secretly evil, he is being mentally strained by this new company venture, or he has been secretly bribed and threatened to act this way in order to restore the status quo of the other big automakers by acting out, thereby damaging Twitter and Tesla stocks. Please Elon, if you are looking at the news lately and not at Twitter itself, please please please, log out of Twitter for a while, put DOWN your phone and go outside and actually ask people what they think. The real people. Not the rabbit hole down the far right or the far left. Actually people in the middle ground on the streets, not in Texas actually see the damage you are doing and try and prevent yourself from going any further.
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  397. America, you’re letting Florida drag you down the drain right now. Time to kick it and it’s politicians out to sea.
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  398. Damn it, the us neeeeds to get the tanks and help as much as possibly with the F16 fight jet training to get it completed ASAP.
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  399. Honestly, I think that for America wouldn’t be a bad idea.
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  400. That’s what the investigation is about.
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  401.  @jamesstreet228  That’s great. Which system is it?
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  402. I couldn’t agree more. Apparently the USs leading General at the time was feeling the same way. Even suggested that we need to work with the Germans who actually saw sense and join forces to fight against the Russians. They called him mad. Well, not looking so mad now. If we had just had the guts to make that one more sacrifice in 1945, perhaps the Cold War and everything that’s happened up till now could’ve been prevented.
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  403.  @danielheiberg2206  Too true, and now we have paid for it for almost 80 years.
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  404. It’s a giant Chess game. Russia loves Chess.
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  405. Actually, apparently that whole event has been taken way out of context. Elon didn’t have Starlink deactivated in that area. It simply was never turned on to begin with. That is actually quite a difference. It had to be re-edited in his biography for the publication, but unfortunately the same couldn’t be done in time for when the audiobook was recorded. Which means the current hardback Elon Musk biography book, is not the same as the audiobook.
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  406. They are definitely heroes here. It takes more than just being a soldier to win. Sometimes it’s just knowing what needs to be done, and people who work in the nuclear sector know that just as much as anyone. I truly hope that they will be alright until the Ukrainian forces can take back control otherwise they are going to continue to get more and more exhausted between shifts. Hopefully the Russian soldiers know that and will allow them what they need.
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  407. I couldn’t agree more. We should’ve been doing a lot more right from the very beginning, including directly helping on the battlefield.
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  408. I couldn’t agree more. I have been saying this for yeeeears as it is blatantly obvious what Putin is and what he has been doing to Russian. We just kept thinking we could keep stretching out the inevitable just a liiiittle bit longer so profits could keep coming. WELL…THAT’S SNAPPED NOW. Now we’re going to have to make the right decision with China EVEN MORE STRICTLY before we make the same mistake.
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  409. @MYNAMEISGARYExactly. He really shouldn’t have been doing that anyway. Plus that amount of open space during this time period was just asking for something bad to go wrong. It seems like the person who was aiming to potentially assassinate Trump here actually had a pretty good plan as well with the amount of equipment he had. Apparently they found a GoPro as well so it seems likely that he had planned to video the event.
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  410. Kharkiv cannot be allowed to fall, no matter not. We neeeed to get the weapons out the the east and operating RIGHT NOW. This is why Russian attacked the power substations for the rail network. This needs to be repaired ASAP and we need more foreign volunteers to help with this and also drive the rest of the equipment to where it's all needed on the frontlines as a stop-gap measure. We need to take this message on from all over Ukraine and the world 'and act upon it NOW'.
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  411. I know what you mean. It’s horrific every time yet you know if you look away for even a day you will lose an important amount of information.
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  412.  @mongol8654  Yes it was confirmed that an English volunteer working with the Azov Battalion had to unfortunately surrender to the Russians but it is unknown how many others from the Ukrainian side were with him. Very much doubt it was 1000.
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  413. Yeeeeah. For us outside of America, Republicans seem to mirror the other side of America. Equally America to the Democrat side. Just sadly the one that hasn’t died out yet and gives the whole of the country of America a bad name.
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  414. That is absolutely crazy as well so depressingly terrifying. Stalingrad was an absolute shit show and yet the Russians are happy to try and do it again.
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  415. Not entirely drawn to a close though, as the commanders and some other soldiers are still in Azovstal. It’s easy for people to label it as over just because many have had no choice but to surrender in order to save their lives by the order of the commander-in-chief. They are still absolute heroes and we must still try and support those who are still inside the steel works. BTW, from what I've seen of the Russian attacks on the US supplied M777 Howitzers yesterday, it doesn't like THEY ACTUALLY HIT ANY OF THEM directly. Hehe. Definitely might have injured some the Ukrainian personnel though unfortunately, so we've really got to hope we get updated from the Ukrainian forces involved soon.
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  416. Let us hope so ASAP. Months down the line isn’t worth it. Ukraine will have destroyed them by then with what they already have gotten, but so many lives will have been last a month civilians. We need these systems in Ukraine within weeks. Not 2+ months.
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  417. Well, if Ukraine was actually get the Iron Dome system from Israel, that would be even better, but I think we can all still see that seems to be a little ways of considering Israel still needs to use that as much as possible for its own air defence. Although an iron dome would be the holy grail right now.
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  418. IKR, I felt the same thing. It's like being in love or something. It just feeling RIGHT you know, to have him here.
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  419. The evidence has been there for weeks now. We just need to get our hands on him and bring him to justice. If the West is too weak to do so, we will have to hope that we can give Ukraine the equipment to get it done. ✊🏼🇺🇦
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  420.  @chelittle6433  Yeah, they do indeed have some, just nooo where near enough. We need to be sending them in thick and fast ASAP. Both for aerial defense as well as well as the hit Russian at the boarder. What else did we expect. You can't have one side of war without the other. When it came to WW2 we in Britain didn't just sit on our island nation holding them back forever. No...we got our allies together to such a size and started our offensive after taking out enough of the German supply lines and attacked the cities to weaken them just enough to make it possible. This combined with the element of surprise, which Ukraine is TRYING to keep here by giving away as little as possible to the international media, which is only right right now. They have nooo obligation right now to tell us anything, even though most assuredly they are communicated with our nations leaders in secret with information back and forth. We need to keep this up FAST.
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  421. Yeeees. Heeee’s buuusteeed 😁
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  422. Is this true? I hope they’re able to keep doing so as best they can against the threat from the State heads. Good on them for still having common sense.
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  423. Yep, it’s now happened. Was only a matter of time. This’s another huge historic moment in the events of the war, and probably world history. Question now is this. What happens to Wagner now.
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  424. Oh that’s a big relief. I didn’t think they would waste tank just to get stuck in a ditch. And yea, doesn’t look like there were any mines in that strip. Imagine they will indeed attempt to retrieve that later, if they haven’t already taken back that area. Great to see the counteroffensive might be moving forward even more now.💪🏼
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  425.  @athlonz2007  Well you're not wrong there.
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  426. It feels like these Russian soldiers have been both ignorant, stupid, cruel and horrific all at the same time all across the country. You’ve got to feel pity for them but also absolute hatred and wishing at the same time for their deaths.😡
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  427. this is seriously bad news. Apparently this could really hamper delays of any supplies larger than standard ammunition and personnel carried weapons. I wouldn’t be surprised if the Russians did this in response to the Leopard 2 tanks now being in Ukraine. Apparently they arrived last week’s Friday and they weigh a lot more than the Soviet era T-series tanks, so they would need of a strong bridge to allow them to cross in larger numbers into the city. I doubt this. Ukraine though, considering how small this particular bridge is so I’m sure they’ll try and put in a bridge layer asap in time for reinforcement arrivals.
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  428. Also there is naturally no block on these vehicles being used which totally makes sense as they're just armoured vehicles.
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  429. On that part she said near the end, I hadn’t heard about the airport being so contested that Russian soldiers had taken 40 hostages to protect themselves. Absolutely appalling actions. I’m guessing they must be young chaps otherwise they wouldn’t be so scared as to try something like that. Sounds like they are going to have to send drones over there along with special Ops in order to take them out and free them. Stay strong guys. The whole world stands with you. Slava Ukraine🇬🇧❤️🇺🇦
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  430. Totally. We aaall wanna know more about this seemingly slightly mystery drone but it is best we all know as little about it as possible until it has been used a few times. We need to make sure the Russians can't look out for it somehow, until it is too late for them. This is a good step forward. We just need to make sure we keep our governments accountable in making sure that supply routes have been set up over the board in Ukraine so the equipment gets to where it is needed. As this has apparently been a huge problem on the US side from the start of this. Let us hope this is starting to change.
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  431.  @fordfokus9408  I couldn't agree more. More will come.
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  432. Basically all of them it looks like, apart from wanting to put people in gas chambers.😓 I’m honestly surprised this guy isn’t being brought up on charges ahead of time or something. He has got to have done something illegal here by now. 😠 He’s freaking NUTS, but I didn’t realise he was this nuts, and quiiite possibly evil.
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  433. Next time someone suggests appeasement of any kind around the world, they must just be shot in the leg immediately. NOOO MOOORE Britain has had enough, and the whole world has had enough.
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  434. The Supreme Court needs to be dissolved IMMEDIATELY. They seem to be on a roll to try and destroy anything that’s still good in America day after terrible day. What the hell is going on? Why is this happened three days in a row now?
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  435. This is such a relief. Well done to everyone involved to give these animals a second chance.
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  436. I’m so relieved that this courageous women it’s actually alright for now and is able to communicate this to the world. Then going to Russia hasn’t cut off the Internet, yet. Anyone who actually still has a mind to actually go out there and find the truth should still be able to get access to this communication and others like it around the world. To all the Russian populace who want to stop this war, please do whatever you can to stop putting. If any of you need to get the information you need just download a VPN plug-in for your computer. If you have doubts about how to do that, don’t worry, it is really easy to do.
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  437. We must, WE MUST ALL WORK TOGETHER with all Ukrainians and fellow allies to fight again the Russian army and their backers. This is TRULY not a war far away that we can just ignor.
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  438. We aaaall needed this.
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  439.  @AFloridaSon  they don’t owe the west anything right now. They aren’t interested in throwing around media obsessed forms of acceptance or gratitude. They are more focused on actually bloody well surviving right now and they are going to feel grateful for anything in the style Americans are so used to getting from each other, until this war is actually won. People are still dying day after day and they aren’t going to exactly feel like they are being 100% cared about right now when everyone could be doing so much more but are more concerned about their own self interests.
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  440. I’m really surprised I didn’t see this coming. This is a really smart move by Ukraine and pro-Ukrainian Russian forces right here. This could be a really good necessary distraction in the war to help with the counteroffensive elsewhere. 👏🏻
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  441. I would say the biggest issue with the supply lines both in Ukraine and in other countries when it comes to the actual production, is that they need more machines to actually build the equipment in the first place, and obviously considering they are military equipment, the machines are going to definitely be very customised so I’d imagine it can take many months for more of them to be delivered so they can actually increase their production rates. At least that’s what seems to make sense. Apparently the US is trying to redesign the Javelin so its internal system is more simple but with better programming to compensate for the massive depletion of the specific chips used in the equipment. This however I think will just end up taking more time away from just simply focusing on increasing production rates and just trying to get hold of the actual chips needed by forcing the hand of the companies to increase their own chip production. In terms of war you have to just try and put bureaucracy aside and just get on with it.
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  442. Yep. Those people are just freaking nuts or down right evil themselves and don’t even know it.
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  443. Just incredible from all the soldiers of all the regiments to the volunteers, civilians and these ‘grandmothers’. Now this is what you call TOUGH. We have seen signs of this all over Ukraine of civilian standing up to the Russian soldiers, including the early hours and days of this stage of the invasion, but not quite that extent for someone of her age absolutely incredible. SLAVA UKRAINE 💪🏼🇺🇦❤️🇬🇧
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  444. I just hope that any secret deliveries of weapons to the east and south of the country will be there in time to cut the head off the Russian snake before it can truly start advancing down there. I’ve said it once and I’ll say it again, we need to get actual bloody modern tanks into Ukraine along with those NiG-29s Poland should’ve sent ‘weeks ago’. Horrible to hear that the morgues are basically full up now. The body collectors are doing the very best they can for both the Ukrainian and Russian bodies but they are massively overtaxed and shouldn’t have to go through this. Absolute highest respect to all the emergency responders and volunteers as well in this ongoing hell. Slava Ukraine 🇬🇧❤️🇺🇦
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  445. This’s just unbelievable 😞
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  446. After what has happened here, despite how horrible it is to say, I really do believe Ukraine has every right not to forgive the Russians for what they have done here. Any sort of forgiveness, will most definitely take many decades to happen.😔 F U Russian. F U Pootin. Slava Ukraine
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  447. This’s incredibly suspicious. Should’ve been hunted DOWN by now. I don’t like to usually say this, but this definitely feels like a coverup.
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  448. Putin can say whatever BS he wants, but the reality on the ground is always different.
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  449. Too right. What a bunch of babies to complain about this low a reserve when they aren’t even wanting to ever use them, whilst an actual war is happening where each one of these could mean the difference between many lives being saved or dying. The UK is increasing its production of NLAWs which are hugely favoured by the Ukrainian soldiers, so the US needs to do the same with its javelins and stingers. Clearly never expected they were going to run out of technical components so soon for their manufacture, but this just means the US needs to get back on the ‘production line’ mandate again rather than on a case-by-case basis for each individual unit like we saw at the factory where Joe Biden visited and considering essentially reinventing the wheel in the design to make up for the fact that they don’t have some of the technical components needed. This is just going to take more time that the Ukrainian forces don’t have. You could see that, from how they were laid out, they certainly aren’t completed very fast. You needed to be done probably by machines and much faster than that.
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  450. Definitely right about the switchblade drone. They need more like 3000 not 3000. Really utilising technology over just heavy artillery that can be unfortunately more easily knocked out by the enemy.Plus with these we could very much more easily ship them to Ukraine on a daily basis. He is definitely right that with all of the available aviation in ground equipment the US has they could get stuff into the country definitely at the level needed. It’s just got to be the actual national commitment to meeting those deliveries.
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  451. In that case, it’s time for another round of new volunteers, or perhaps time, that or NATO finally did what was right and actually got involved directly in the conflict. I think Zelensky should put the call out again. After all, people are finishing their tours of service and coming to the end of their military careers all the time every year.
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  452. Let us give them the missiles they need to get the job done already.
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  453. Savage police. Guns of America have corrupted their souls.
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  454. Yeah, if we actually want this to happen, THEN WE NEED TO BLOODY WELL KEEP UP THE HELP. Not just downgrade as if it'll just happen no matter what.
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  455. We must now at least hope that all of the efforts from international organisations and governments can try and get all of the fighters from Azovstal back before any hollow show trials, tortures or executions. This must be our top priority as every hour counts now just as it did in a steel plant. We’ve also got to make sure we maintain communications and hope that the remaining soldiers and commanders that Azovstal can hang on for as long as possible.
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  456.  @huntergatherer7796  We've got to hope not. Some might go missing (we know what that means) but Russia will cruelly want to use everyone else so they will survive. We've just got to keep them alive using everything possible, and for those we can't exchange for other POWs, we've got to hope can make it until Russia loses.
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  457. India is once again betraying the free world. No surprise there really sadly, with what their government is now. WE NEED TO STOP THEM. BOTH OF THEM. Although it’s not just India by a looong shot, and far too many of us, including the UK government are fine with this.
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  458. This is a very crucial thing we in the UK see when looking in the US. We need to be able to lower your gun levels both for extreme firearms and those who definitely do not need it at all right now. Namely those who obviously aren’t in a long-term relationship or married with children. And once those go down then also decrease the number of guns used by the police as well. Once it is more moderate then the guns altogether must go from the general populous including those with families. Once that happens then the police can forgo their guns for general street offices as well and only have them for emergencies. It will have to be a step-by-step piece of work that unfortunately will most likely take well over 10 or 20 years of hard development and pushing back again the far right and those who will definitely be radicalised in fear of these measures who are scared of change, but it will have to be done and your country would definitely be better off for it.
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  459. Honestly, I would’ve loved that, a few months ago. But unfortunately now I don’t actually think Abram thanks or a good fit. For starters they are much more mechanically demanding on maintenance crews versus the Challenger 2, Plus they run on diesel whilst the Challenger and the leopard run on petrol. Also they owed this fast, stroller and the gun isn’t as powerful on some variance. Plus they use the previous generation of the protective armour that the Challenger has a second generation of, considering Britain developed the same armour that the US now uses on the Abram in the first place. The only benefit really is that both the British and US thanks, use the same type of ammunition, which the leopard to it doesn’t. So overall, even though the US has a lot more of them which is awesome, they wouldn’t be a good fit for Ukraine at all. The best thing is that right now they are trying to organise that the US ammunition be given to crane instead, so they can work with the challenger 2.
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  460. If anything they should really be trying to, wink wink, give them an alternative option and see them just screw it up.
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  461.  @stevejette2329  Yes it was confirmed a few days ago.
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  462. I couldn’t agree more. I hope truly that your doctor gives you clearance so you are able to volunteer. I wish you the very best of luck and you are able to get as much equipment together as possible before heading over. I wholeheartedly agree as well about NATO. Here in the UK we do feel that we should be getting more involved on top of the equipment we’ve sent. It doesn’t feel like we’ve sent nearly enough yet and our military can make a huge difference. We can’t just keep tiptoeing over eggshells because of the threat of nukes that Putin just really isn’t likely to ever use. If he was going to use them he would’ve done so already a long time ago.
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  463. Sadly it looks like that is what they have become. They’ve bowed to one now in their own country the US, it makes sense unfortunate they would now start feeling the same for the one in the Kremlin. Russian bots aren’t making it any easier.
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  464.  @CMBBB-o6q Woooow, congratulations, you have made your forefathers turn in their graves. Shame on you.
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  465. Very true. Sadly, it’s much like having a criminal version of a starting point similar to the SAS. Men who’re allowed to just DO what is in their eyes needed, rather than following the constricted rules of leadership that other soldiers have to do. This’s definitely not good.
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  466.  @bullettime001  Not entirely.
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  467. I wholeheartedly agree. I really do hope that any Russian soldiers who decide to surrender or run to the Ukrainian forces will perhaps decide to fight with the good guys instead. Even if they do not decide to take up arms alongside their Ukrainian brothers, they can still provide as much information as possible to aid in Ukraine’s defence.
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  468. Exactly. If they were actually equals, they would not feel the desire to do such a move like this. Russia doing the same thing.
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  469. It definitely seems true that Putin outside the US, but I don’t think he’s outplaying anyone now. Important thing is, can Ukrainians I don’t do it on the battlefield before it’s too late. I believe the answer is yes. Slava Ukraine
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  470. We reeeally need to give Ukraine everything they've asked for. Not sure the M1 US Tank is a good choice considering how different it is in design, fuel and functionality, even though it pacts a MUCH BIGGER punch with strength. Also it is a legacy build tank so the US has maaaany of them in use, both that are currently just sitting there mothballed going to absolute waste, and the ones in current service that the US can spare ready to go that still won't impact it's day-to-day effectiveness. But when compared to everything else, unless the US is FINALLY going to actually send in teams who're trained and capable of repairing and maintaining along with further training Ukrainian personnel on these tanks, it might almost certainly be a better choice to give some of the highly valuable and effective Challenger 2 Tanks from here in the UK to Ukraine. They're even more powerful and definitely faster and more maneuverable by comparison to the older US M1 tanks and, although it'd probably take 'just as long if not longer' to train Ukrainian tank crews on them when compared to the M1 they wouldn't have the same fuel problem when over there and probably easier to maintain in the long run in battle areas. I just hope a decision will be made, along with completing train so Ukrainian fighter pilots can get those F-16 fight jets over there ASAP. We need an update on that as well quickly.
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  471. I definitely think her deeply for what she is still trying to do here. I can only imagine how many of her fellow Russians also feel the shame you are aware of what is going on. I hope that the majority of Russians out there are indeed able to use VPNs to still get the information needed. We need them to work together now to get rid of Putin before it is too late and everything gets taken away. We are relying on you guys, just as much as the Ukrainian forces on the front lines. Stay strong and be safe.
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  472. Absolutely. Sadly, America has had this coming fir a veeery long time. Shame the necessary slap in the face has got to come from their wallets.
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  473. I know right. I mean, Chernobyl maybe in Ukraine but this affected the whole of the Soviet union and its legacy is long-lasting. Sophie is impossible to me that the soldiers kind of know how dangerous it really was, even with the limits on information after they headed into the country. The only thing I can think of is that they were ordered to Emma told that the radiation wasn’t that much of a danger anymore by their superiors and just to get on with it. They really should be a short documentary about this or something as to why they did this.
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  474. They can continue to support Ukraine’s defence, but rebuilding also costs an additional amount of money, and all these countries can’t necessarily supply supplies for that, so it makes sense to go to private businesses who can actually physically do the work.
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  475. LMAO. Best answer ever.
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  476.  @CV-fb9kf  Yesh, they’re sooo sad.😆
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  477.  @ertretyutuu6358  Get lost bot.
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  478. Here here. Absolutely right.
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  479. It’s incredible that they’ve got this many Cafes and restaurants working together all over the place to deliver food to where it is needed.His organisation really has been touching all the most affected areas of the world. So grateful that his group are doing the best they can in Ukraine. They are going to definitely be very busy when Mariupol is free.
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  480. Another amazing launch. Go SpaceX.👏🏻
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  481. “Oh heeell no I ain’t flying this one.”😓😂
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  482. Here here. At least get him in for bloody questioning. It might’ve even happened alrighty and we’re being kept in the dark about it.
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  483. I feel the same way every single time I watch another video. Especially when you know that all of this is happening when if we actually had the guts to do something as a unified force, we could probably stop this war in just over a day.
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  484.  @isailevilopez5134  Many are doing that thankfully. I think we can definitely expect to see more of that in the coming weeks when college and universities finish for the academic year. Which means many people in military school or college and university who want to finish their studies first can do so and then sign out with their newfound experience. That is my hypothesis anyway.
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  485. Well honestly if they're saying it here then most definitely the Russians already new so it was safe to say. They aren;t going to risk giving things away that the Russians don't know about.
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  486. Here here
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  487. Here here 👏🏻
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  488. Wait wait waaaait woh woh woooh SERIOUSLY!? IT TAKES THAT LONG TO BUILD? That is just bloody ridiculous America. I mean just look at that thing! There is no way IN HELL it should take that long to build a blasted wind tunnel like that. No wonder China has pulled ahead of you guys. Your building contractors and bureaucracy is squeezing you dryyyy, trying to make eeeeverything to forever to build and trying to get as much out of everyone's budget as possible for something that should be so simple. Time to start doing more home made primate wind tunnels I guess. Take this technology away from the ones who're making money of it in the first place, just like SpaceX did to NASA.
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  489. The talk on this issue here was waaaay too short, as per usual. And just majority ‘bickering’.😔😓 I can only imagine how different this would’ve been if this talk had been done on the BBC, on something perhaps like Question Time. Yes, that’s literally what it’s just called.
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  490. HERE HERE. send this equivalent to Ukraine.
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  491. Hope all of them, including Bunny can make it through this right to the end. With a tank track record like THAT👌🏼 you definitely wanna keep it going.
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  492. Yes, you would definitely need it after being stuck in Russian hands all that time were they're crushing your spirit and only letting you get one side of the news.
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  493.  @janalu4067  Aaaah yes, that image of the little boy dead on the beach in Cyprus is definitely to most distinct and will stay with me for a looong time to come.
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  494. Couldn’t agree more. The US isn’t our friend anymore, and frankly hasn’t been a true ‘friend’ for a long time.
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  495.  @edwinarnold4865 Ok firstly, if you seriously think Germany would actually go and do that again after what they are now, then you’re not familiar with what Germany is like and spouting an American stereotype, which gives us aaall and bloody headache. And secondly, Britain and the rest of us finished paying back the US loans from WWII several years ago now.
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  496. I think you just mean somewhere in the top 10.😆
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  497. Just got to make sure it doesn’t sound like it’s all for the awards. Otherwise it makes the whole thing feel a lot more hollow
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  498. Just go to also hope that Ukraine new longer range surface to air missile systems can help to stop more of the Russian retaliatory strikes near Kyiv on those control nodes. Stay on high alert Kyiv. You did it before and beat this shit, you can do it again. You guy rock. Now push these Orcs bastards out of your beautiful country and SAVE MARIUPOL. Slava Ukraine
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  499. Seen pretty good ones actually from a lot of the other news agencies who are trying to get out there to show the truth. I would probably put still sky, Channel 4 and the BBC I’m on the top five right now.
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  500. Absolutely. It’ll be hard for people to believe this evidence shown before them when it’s not what they want to hear and hurts their rhetoric.
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  501. Here here. Unlike Russian, Ukraine has actually hit 'only the right targets'. That either shows actual CARE, or they're just smarter/better trained than the Russians here.
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  502.  @myNamesTakin  Yeah yeah I knooow. LOL
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  503. Here here. We should've been involved from the very beginning.
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  504. Honestly i’m just more amazed that a test I was able to go flying like this over a hill at all at that speed. It’s obviously not the Tesla‘s fault but it is so awesome. It’s the driver who irresponsibly did it like this and ruined an absolutely beautiful electric car and somebody else’s pride enjoy in the first place.So incredible though that the car was able to go flying like this. Guess that’s what you get with a more light body frame with better weight distribution. What are you need now is wings and you’ve got a proper flying Tesla.
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  505. Very true. Especially as Ukraine has said, they don’t have really any intention of or wanting to invade Russia themselves and simply kick them out of all of their territory, it makes a lot of sense really to get around this by allowing pro-Ukrainian Russian forces to head back into their own country and stopping the Russian forces on that side of the border. Very clever here.
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  506.  @namenfamilen9918  Here here
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  507. She can have maaany uses after this. They’ll take better care of Bunny than the Russians ever did.
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  508. Deeeefinitely need to be sending Ukraine Patriot Missile systmes ASAP. Or at least their closest equivalents that can be give at the right njmbers and proces available. This should've been don't MONTHS AGO NOW. Better late than never, but JEEESUS CHRIST they're cutting it way too close. We need all be send much longer range air and ground defence systems to them right now, as we've all been begging our leaders to be doing for month after month. Perhaps the time has fiiiinally come and they now 'truly believe' that Ukraine is ready for such systems now they've been trained up on other pieces of kit and know they can do it. LET'S DO THIS PEOPLE. Let's give Ukraine some christmas presents they'll never wanna return for being shit. Time to give Russia the bloody nose this season they've had coming for a looong time.
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  509.  @andrewgause6971  WHAT!? Where did they get a submarine?
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  510. It really feels hard to believe they'll even find much remains of the aircraft coming down that fast. I'm thinking a log of what they found around the site is what came off the explosion and everything else got swallowed up by the ground and that's why there doesn't seem to be much felt at the valley floor. Hope they'll be able to find the Black Boxes, but I sadly think it's gonna take some digging to find.
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  511. It’s soo refreshing to see after soo long now.
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  512. Here here
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  513.  @ABanRocks  Now that would also be great to add under their belt, despite how hard it would be to sink a sucker like that.
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  514. Definitely. Why the heeell would they even sign up with the Russians in the first place, EVEN FOR MONEY. Just insanity and seemingly a lack of morals that I didn’t think was an issue in Nepal.
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  515. The level of determination and resilience here is beyond amazing. With this level of strength, pride and ingenuity on their side, I do truly believe they will be able to win this.
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  516. I hope we can keep this level of intelligence sharing up then and also increase it as every little decision now along with every piece of new equipment we can give to them as the Ukrainians try to push the Russians back will make a big difference. In spite of our own weapons supplies, if we aren't going to use them ourselves then we need to give them to those who will NOW. We need to give Ukraine long range surface-to-air missile and fighter jets RIGHT NOW. We cannot pointlessly hold back anymore. If Putin was going to attack anyone of us we would've done it ages ago now, and not just because of heavy artillery and jets.
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  517. Honestly I’ve never seen a testicle flying like this before, so I was going to say that I didn’t realise that it has always this light. I don’t really believe that it was really front heavy here and was simply a case of it starting to flip over the arc of the jump. The cars are actually much more evenly weight distributed as the battery pack runs throughout the entire bottom of the vehicle in what is called the skateboard modular framework design. It is a design choice that is now being massively adopted by other car companies new and old that are looking to design their car frames more efficiently for this form of transport.
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  518. Well Russia already knew anyway. Do people really believe that the Russian government only gets its intel FROM WORLD NEWS? They have hackers and skies of their own you know. Why do people always overlook this.
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  519.  @liamocarroll371  The irony is unbelievable now hu!
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  520. Oh we were. We were just too scared to confront Russia because it wasn’t directly on our doorstep. That’s only natural I guess, but now it has truly gone too far.When it is something that is happening so far away from your doorstep, and you rely on the country for resources, and that same country has nuclear weapons, you are going to be very much forced to try and look the other way slightly. Well now Putin has overplayed his cards and stepped over the line. We can no longer look away. At least our governments can’t anyway.
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  521. Well, to be honest it reeeally is slow. It's just that sometimes it needs a good old kick up the backside to wake itself up and realise what it is all about and what it can do when it has a real cause to fight. Here, this is that wakeup call.
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  522.  @a5cent  Yeah it's more than likely that the design was already in development and they just made a few changes to make it even more compatible with the current area of fighting the the enemy it'll be facing and then got straight to production. We mighty find out in a few months or years to coming hopefully. But for now, we need to be as quiet about this as possible.
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  523.  @givemeabreak8784  That would be interesting, but we will just have to wait and see for now. Need to make sure the Russians can't find out about it precisely until it's too late.
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  524.  @johnmboon  Yeah that makes me think again and again that we really need to have more auto-destruct functions on our tech in case it goes down somewhere. Same really for tanks and jets for the sensitive stuff. If so then it would been easier for the US it seems to trust the Ukrainian and volunteer forces with them.
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  525. I want to try and get involved as well as best I can alongside my university work. I honest to goodness would also like to help in the delivery of supplies both humanitarian and military if possible. I intend to look into this in the weeks to come with my studies nearing their end.
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  526. This’s exactly why the ‘Russia is a terrorist state’ hashtag is a thing. You WILL pay fir this Rusists.
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  527. We need to try and give as much as we can spare including and more than MONEY. If you can people, join an organisation or group actually shipping and/or driving equipment and aid directly into a Ukraine for those that need it getting round all the bureaucracy.
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  528. Definitely right there. It’s a crossover between James Bond villainy and Chernobyl stupidity.
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  529. He doesn’t want to sing anyone out, and yet he goes after Elon Musk, again and again. I find it to be rather ironic as I actually regard him as one of those people as being the most positive for the world. He’s the one that is trying to help the world, AND ACTUALLY FREAKING DOING IT, and he gets nothing but flack from everybody for not somehow being perfect. Bloody pathetic.
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  530. Zelensky was 100% right to say this. What Kissinger said is IMPOSSIBLY INSULTING and is not in line with the views of the rest of the majority of the free world by both politicians and general public alike. We cannot compromise with Putin/Russia anymore, and anyone who says otherwise is now a traitor to the free world.
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  531.  @eksiarvamus Absobloodylutely
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  532. Yeeeah. I reeealy surprised the news anchor went and said that, considering these kinds of shoots ARE NORMAL over in the US.
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  533. We aaaall should’ve been starting up new orders and our industrial bases for making ammo MOOOONTHS AGO.
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  534. Yeah these Russians really do come up with the most ridiculous automated lies sometimes. They always have to keep updating it when the overwhelming evidence is against them clear as day one after another, or have even a smidgen of a chance just cling to it right to the very end.
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  535. Get Ukraine a freaking Iron Dome already. WE'VE BEEN BEGGING OUR GOVERNMNETS TO DO THIS FOR MOOONTHS NOW. Very disapointing of Israel really. We've all got to try and pick up the slack as best we can to help and we neeeed to do this NOW.
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  536. They're all just the best. We NEED to give them what they need NOW. NOWNOWNOW GOD DAMN IT.
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  537. Definitely need to shoot it down. It’s just insane at this point when the US has now had enough time to observe it.
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  538. Oooh f€€€%%%k you Trump.😰 You’re the enemy of all the good nations of the world. America, you voted for this. We can never fully trust you now, even after this creature is OUT of the White House.
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  539. Exactly
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  540. Seems like it at this point. Idiocracy has truly become real.
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  541. Really seems like the Russian forces won't be able to open up those connecting supply lines after all thank goodness They are going to get more desperate and try to bomb the cities in the East and South into submission. I really hope this can be stopped a little bit with more deliveries of proper surface to air missiles from the UK and those MiG-29s they desperately need. If we aren't going to close the skies, then we need to bloody well give them what they need to do it for themselves. They've got the ground covered, now the need the air and the drones they currently have just ain't gonna cut it on that front right now. Stay strong Ukraine. You guys all rock and stay safe and happy hunting. SLAVA UKRAINE
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  542. 5 general down fir the count. Brilliant work Ukraine. You truly are doing incredible work in the face of such overwhelming odds and you continue to be the greatest inspire us all to do our parts as well. Pleeease Mariupol, HANG IN THERE. WE ARE ALL COUNTING ON YOU. We neeeed to get more backup and supplies in there damn it. SLAVA UKRAINE
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  543.  @dcmsr5141  That is true, although I do wish they would at least be willing to allow some NATO vessels to enter the Black Sea without informing the Russians until it was too late. Thereby creating a blockade to prevent further Russian assaults. As they wouldn’t be touching Ukrainian territory directly, it could be done.
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  544.  @herbb8547  Thankfully with new antiship missiles that have been sent from the UK, plus radar and drone and satellite footage giving shit coordinates, this might not be so much of a problem if the ships can get close enough. With the tech that has been sent, so long as they can detect the ship in time, the missiles should be able to reach the ship as much as the ship can reach inland.
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  545. Loooovelt
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  546. All I can say is this. Thank fucking christ. But of course, this is just the first tiny successful step at holding back the enemy. There are many battles and an eventual massive offensive to come to eventually restore full abortion rights again and make them stronger for your entire country than ever before.
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  547. So the big question now is why. One earth was he actually fired in the first place? What’s happened behind-the-scenes that has warranted this?
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  548. Here here. When will people over in America learn.
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  549. I guess we’ll have to find out soon enough then.
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  550. Well he's not one really for BIG SPEECHES like you get from politicians on both sides of the party. He just speaks like the person sitting next to you. People just flock to him for that, not because he's trying to. He's been this way for years and clearly hasn't tried to change this otherwise people would just know it as fake to try and appeal to any which side over in the US. He's clearly not even in it for 'fame' but because he just want to try and be a success in what he makes and help others. I mean, there are people like that, so why not him? We have to try and at least give someone a chance. Plus, there already was a top man who owned Twitter before him, so why not HIM now? He's got to be an improvement!
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  551. Daaaamn man.😨😆👌🏼
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  552. Just imagine this yacht actually, if it wasn’t in fact sold, but was actually given to the Ukrainian forces, and then had massive guns strapped all over it. Now this would be the most luxurious naval vessel in the world. Take that Russia.😝😎👏🏼👏🏼
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  553. Well, they sure do know how to exaggerate in this one. “Completely destroyed”, not so much. Don’t think you can really call a car that is peppered by shrapnel completely destroyed mate. It is a relief they were all able to make it out of there though. From the way the chat was talking and using the word petrol instead of gas, I was honestly a little curious as to whether he was American, or whether he had trained long enough in Europe to know not call it by the ugly American name ‘gas’. Haha crazy that they all had to pile into that ‘one single car’ to escape. Wearing body armour and helmets to boot, it must’ve felt absolutely crushing inside. Really is potent though, that they get to leave, but the soldiers can’t. That must’ve felt quite wrenching by the end of it for them.
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  554. I truly hope the rest of Americans see this and do the same thing. It has been time for all of these weapons to be gone a looong time ago.
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  555. I have seen unfortunately on Apps like Telegram Ukrainian troops have treated the Russian dead very poorly, but they are just the most shocking ones and probably don’t make up anywhere near the majority. Plus they are the ones attacking civilians here.
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  556. Really don’t need to use a virus to follow it to its base. We all have satellites for that.
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  557. Sides about right. At least that's what we experience when looking at the US from over here in Europe. Far more respect for those that identify as being in the middle or independent. I think AT LOT OF THIS can be fixed if the US FIIIIINALLY had more than just two big wig political parties. It's just killing you guys now. Life and people are complex, so you NEED more than one party to reflect that.
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  558. Wow. This guy really blew the lid off the top there exposing what really happened above the Kremlin with that drone. Actual confirmation it was Russian partisans/resistance workers. I figured that was most likely the case, versus being an inside job/false flag operation. There was a good chance of both, but it makes sense. It was Russian resistance. I don’t know what the Kremlin is going to think of it now now that he has exposed the fact that he was aware of an imminent attack on the building and didn’t disclose it, and we all know the Russians are very fond of poisoning people. But so long as he stays out of Russia for quite some time, he should be alright.🤞🏼 Wish him the very best. And good luck to you. Also all of the partisan resistance fighters in Russia doing the best they can.
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  559. Yeah I’ve seen this going around and rightly so. Much like the idea of housing refugees in these Russian oligarchs homes in cities all over the world that I’ve been barred. Many yachts around the world are worth 50 or more million pounds and could easily cover the costs of many new homes and building infrastructure around Ukraine. Let’s actually do something that’s about what is actually right and feels good for once rather than trying to stick to pointless bureaucracy that has been protecting these oligarchs all this time.
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  560.  @mybad.7164  We will have to wait and see.
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  561. REALLY!? I mean, not to take away what he has gone through, but you seeeriously, after 2 world wars can't think of anything more horrific!? You might want to look at what the Nazis did to the Jews and how the Japanese treated British and American POWs. Horror stories you will never forget.
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  562.  @lowerthenzo3111  Frankly, it’s the reverse. You need to get rid of aaall of your guns. WHY CAN’T YOU AMERICAN SEE THIS.
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  563.  @FrederickLaCuesta Many many people have mate.
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  564.  Helen R   I couldn't agree more. What on earth are those people who are telling Ukrainians to surrender thinking!? It's just the most selfish and small brained thing I think I've heard in ages. The Russians are the ones who actually have the choice NOT TO INVADE a sovereign free democratic country, and yet they are doing it anyway. I am glad the world is ACTUALLY standing with Ukraine on this. Those people who say to Ukrainians so surrender are also the real enemy.
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  565. Totally agree. It absolutely breaks my heart. I really hope they can find a Zoo somewhere that can take him in and try to arrange transport to get him out of the country as safely as possible, for whatever that means anymore.
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  566. I couldn't agree more with you. There reeelly should be checks like this that a politician has to pass before they're allowed to run for any position in politics.
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  567.  @Keith-sh4lo  Yes but they can still be screened for that.
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  568. Definitely need to try and gather as much information about these possible amateur spies before they bring them in for prosecution. When it comes to the old guard of the old Soviet union, you can never be too careful as many of them obviously still hold the same brainwashing they did back in the 80s of Soviet superiority. Good luck to all Ukrainian fighters on the front lines and hope they stay safe.
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  569. Well, considering the reason why the person refused to do so, then yeah it is. I’m not a member of the LGBTQ+ community and even I can see that this’s a hate crime.
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  570.  Утюжить Украину — ломать влияние США!  Yeah it feels like that. Could just be trying to blame Ukraine out of the little evidence available just so they don’t have to respond to Russia, again. I bet Russia could literally fire at Poland directly and we still wouldn’t respond because we are that much of a coward.
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  571. This’s honestly good news, even if some don’t like it, or are EV€n scared by it. Competition isn’t always liked, but if you don’t like it, then you will need to try and work harder to earn your position at the jobs that these people coming in will want to get as well. That’s just the way of life.
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  572. This is exactly what I was thinking. I really don’t get at all how the US, which claims to be a democracy, does just one of the other things that a dictatorship does. Have its judges appointed by its president. That makes absolutely no fucking sense. That means you can literally just stack the decks against anything when it should be an equal balance of judges to prevent bias rulings. These judges need to be decided on by their peers or nationwide decision. Most certainly not by a national leader. This is pretty obvious to us in Europe, let alone the rest of the whole free world. So why don’t the Americans even question this.
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  573. I’m definitely not against cluster munitions. They are a weapon of war like any other. They can hurt civilians just as much as any other weapon of war. You just need to make sure that you actually aim them at the targets that should be targets and not civilians. I do believe Ukraine will make the right decision here like all the others it has done before.
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  574. I wish them all the best of luck and hope they are able to survive and contribute hugely to the fight.
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  575. Here here. I truly hope they will all be treated with respect.
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  576. If true then I hope we get more news ASAP.
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  577. AWESOME ONE KIDS👌🏼
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  578. IKR this is a good question. They do have cameras too, and I would say it is probably thanks to the size of the facility they're in. Who knows what has been stored there they can use. Probably know mains power but might have generators, plus even mini solar power collectors. We all know how effective they can be at charging up phones and they have been round for maaaany years. Think I was using one from about the age of 14 over 12 years ago. Hope they can hold out though.
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  579. These reshuffles of personnel within the Ukrainian government really don’t make sense right now. They are way too risky.
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  580. It’s probably more.
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  581. It does seem so, and it is really pissing me off just how slow the German chancellor is being in wanting to deliver anything. The training on the armoured mobile Howitzers should've been surely done by now but haven't heard about them being back in Ukraine yet and he has said that their surface-to-air missile launch vehicles won't be over there until about early or mid-July. This guy need a more public telling off, or being closed doors so he can at least save face with some of the rest of the world. although the French president reeeally has been too quiet recently about any help going to Ukraine apart from the first deliveries and for some reason there has been noooo new news about more ammo or gear.
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