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  4. @Pascal Ramael Kharkiv was an abbatoir. The Ukrainazis thought they had the Russians on the run. Russians do not concede ground that holds the advantage. We have seen this time and again, in this conflict. Kharkiv no longer gave Russia any advantage, would have cost lives, unnecessarily, so they withdrew and set a bottleneck trap, into which the Ukrainazis rushed to their deaths. Boobytraps, mortars, missiles, all hit them at the congestion point, at the rear, then in between. The Russians utterly decimated them and they lost over 40% of their troops! I have to assume their Western military advisors cautioned against the move, but were ignored. That left Bellendsky and NATO with a major problem of replacing the fallen. NATO began recruiting mercs from around the planet, accepting even Taliban and Al Qaueda fighters, which still wasn't enough, so they conscripted thousands of Polish soldiers into Ukrainazi ranks. Conservative estimates say at least 30,000. Yes, there have been and always will be volunteers, but their numbers are miniscule, in comparison to what was required. For at least a fortnight the majority of radio chatter was in Polish. This is how independent Western military analysts knew Kharkiv had been much worse than official statements would allow. A nearly similar incident occurred in Kherson, but wiser heads prevailed that time. Bellendsky had threaten to blow up the damn that sat above, which would have flooded the area under at least fifteen feet of water, crushing and drowning all in it's path. Again, no advantage to Russian forces, around 45,000 of them, so they withdrew, however, they offered to relocate the Ukrainian civilians first. 115,000 accepted, while the rest opted to remain. The Russians evacuated those willing to leave, then withdrew to the other side of the river and deployed. It took the Ukrainazis four days to slowly move in, destroying boobytraps, etc, but Russia didn't shell them. CNN and another channel (I can't recall their name, sorry) filmed the so-called 'Liberation', basically the locals, eyes all agog, maybe a couple of hundred of them, going to meet the troops, while the others were doing what folk normally do, in their homes, working and so forth. Hardly the heroic rescue Western msn would have everyone believe, however, bear in mind the msn is owned and controlled by just six corporations! The two channels present also filmed the Ukrainazis committing war crimes on their own people, accusing them of being Russian collaborators! As soon as Bellendsky heard he enacted a news blackout, but was too late, as CNN had already aired it and it went viral, on the Internet, within an hour! That is why no news came out for a day or two and why CNN, formerly pro Ukrainazi, Pro Bellendsky, was barred from the country. The next day Germany and a couple of other countries announced that from then on they would only provide humanitarian aid, but no arms or cash. A bit of arm twisting, once the affair was no longer prominent, saw them change their minds, though. Right now, the Ukrainazis, at this stage in the game, probably run at about 20% of their forces, while the other 80% are mercs, who stand more chance of staying alive, due to previous mliitary experience, with a small percentage of volunteers. If you want to follow what's going on check out the independent analysts or download satellite apps, four free ones on Google Apps, to witness for yourself.
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