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  1. It has now been 16 years since Kiev was first enticed with the prospect of NATO membership. But what did they actually get? A wrecked power grid, the loss of 20% of their territory (so far), and hundreds of thousands dead, wounded, or missing. The 45 million strong Ukraine that received those lofty promises so long ago is now a shattered and battered husk with perhaps 25 million citizens left. From NATO, they receive too many words and far too few shells, vehicles, and air defense interceptors.
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  2. Yanukovych will again be the president of Ukraine, remember my forecast
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  3. The dictator and tyrant - a person who cancels elections, closes borders and hunts for fresh meat in every town and city - (hint - always wears green.)
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  4. Русская Лозовая - Even the villages there have Russian, not Ukrainian, names.
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  5. The West is not prepared for this kind of war. To most Western experts, attritional strategy is counterintuitive.
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  6. Ukrainian propagandist Yuriy Butusov said that during the battles for Volchansk, Kharkov region, a reinforcement of one hundred people was sent to the 125th TrO brigade (Lvov), of which only three were fit for service. At the same time, according to documents and reports, everything was perfect
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  7. no any nations can fight as Russians and Ukrainians (Ukrainians are same Russians but infected with idea they are different). They are the best fighters in the world. Can not imagine French or Americans fights like this
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  8. Losses of Kiev troops on the Kursk axis in 24 hours amounted to 400 soldiers and 29 armored vehicles, bringing their losses on the same axis to 7,450 soldiers, 74 tanks and 36 vehicles since the start of the offensive.
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  9.  @psxtuneservice  we know about Ukrainian reserves: Olena Malok, a medical worker in Azov, complains that “80% of our stormtroopers are sick and elderly. HIV, tuberculosis, no one cares. They just throw them on buses and send them straight to the front.”
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  10. Ukrainian troops suffer significant losses in equipment in the battles near Kursk — Forbes ▪The situation is especially critical for armored vehicles: tracked and wheeled infantry fighting vehicles are being disabled almost twice as fast as usual. As the Ukrainian Armed Forces advance, their equipment becomes an easy target for Russian drones, artillery, and ambushes. ▪In the coming days, the losses of armored vehicles may increase significantly if the situation remains the same. The fighting in the Kursk region continues to pose serious challenges to the Ukrainian troops, creating additional difficulties in maintaining their combat capability.
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  11. молимся за него
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  12.  @rogerlevy57  looks like you did not understand mu comment at all. Attritional wars require their own ‘Art of War’ and are fought with a ‘force-centric’ approach, unlike wars of manoeuvre which are ‘terrain-focused’. They are rooted in massive industrial capacity to enable the replacement of losses, geographical depth to absorb a series of defeats, and technological conditions that prevent rapid ground movement. In attritional wars, military operations are shaped by a state’s ability to replace losses and generate new formations, not tactical and operational manoeuvres. The side that accepts the attritional nature of war and focuses on destroying enemy forces rather than gaining terrain is most likely to win.
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  13. They sent a Ukrainian fool to poke the bear while cowardly hiding behind his back.
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  14. Май, мир, труд!
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  15.  @aidanm5578  I am 45 and I well remember when Putin came to power. Country was in disaster - war, economic collapse, strikes everywhere, homeless and refugees all around / Army was really weak. Everything was in near collapse condition - it is unbelievable how Russia is changing
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  16.  @Dirk-o9s  Hitler, Biden what's the difference?
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  17.  @summerlake356  how about this - cope harder
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  18. or is it about how the Ukrainians were afraid to enter Kherson and thought that the Russians had left traps there, but then they started shouting that it was a successful counter-offensive?
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  19. 10-15 years behind
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  20. -80% of 3 & 4 star generals leaving the gov join the arms industry -700 former Pentagon and other gov. officials now work at a top 20 weapons contractor -Congress members routinely become arms industry lobbyists
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  21.  @jammmy30  The Lancet costs thousands to make while one M777 costs $3.738 million. Compare these two weapon systems below. If the Lancet costs $100,000 to produce, that means 38 Lancets can be built for the price of just one M777 howitzer. Each of those Lancets can destroy one M777.
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  22.  @esQmo  In a world where a man can be a woman, why not can the loser become the winner. Reality is just what you wish it to be...until you run into the fist of someone disagreeing with you.
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  23. The deputy of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, Anna Skorokhod, said that during the mobilization, the military commissars "raked out all the villages." According to her, only poor people go to the army — the rich always find a way to pay off.
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  24. truth hurts, right
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  25. The business insider acknowledges that Russia has advantages in military aviation and air defense. Russia is capable of producing missiles and gliding bombs in large quantities, which makes its military industry more efficient. Problems with Western air defense systems The same insider also acknowledges that Western air defense systems cannot compare to Russian ones in terms of quantity and effectiveness. Russia successfully uses kamikaze drones to deplete the reserves of Ukraine's missile interceptors. Consequences for Ukraine CNN acknowledges that 80% of Ukraine's non-nuclear energy was destroyed by Russia. Western air defense systems were unable to protect Ukraine's energy system.
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  26.  @blubc5364  The head of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the US Armed Forces, General Charles Brown, in private conversations, called the Ukrainian operation in Kursk "the most expensive photo booth in history."
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  27. The F-35 fighter jet program will cost taxpayers more than $2 trillion over its lifetime, cementing its place as one of the most expensive weapons programs in U.S. history, according to new estimates from the Government Accountability Office (GAO), an independent government watchdog.
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  28.  @jasongrace8758  so comical, every time conditions for Ukraine getting worse. If Zelensky honored the Minsk agreement and pledged neutrality, none of this would have happened. The 8-year civil war would have ended and Donbas would have remained part of Ukraine.
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  29. Colonel spills the beans and tells Ukrainians how it really is! The retired colonel of the Ukranian army, Roman Svitan, have taken a "truth serum", and on "Channel 24" said that Zelensky's team has turned Pokrovsk and the country "into a punishment colony and a concentration camp for absolutely all men", from which it is impossible to leave. And he called for a change of the government! To the host's questions about why a city of 40,000, in which there are 2,000 children, 10 km from the front, is trying to live a peaceful life, and the local government announces that banks there will stop working from Monday, Svitan said that: in frontline cities - it is impossible to leave, there is a terrible situation, where Ukrainians are better off waiting for the arrival of the Russian army than being mobilized military registration and enlistment offices under Umerov's leadership have organized a bunch of checkpoints when leaving populated areas (first of all, we are talking about Pokrovsk). At the same time, men are given summonses even when they take their children, their families and elderly relatives, sending them to the front. That is, it is impossible for the civilian population to evacuate normally; people are afraid of being left without the head of the family people, left without shelter, have nowhere to evacuate, they have no money, and compatriots in other cities have raised prices for renting apartments
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  30. Russia's conditions will be as follows: 1 Yanukovych will again become the president of Ukraine, 2 Ukraine will not lay claim to any new territories of Russia, 3 Ukraine will be a neutral state, there will be no accession to NATO.
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  31.  @WarzoneUnfiltered  not even the bottom of the comment section, even on CNN, DW and BBC so many people are realising that
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  32. the red machine moves constantly and in one direction
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  33.  @neckbro  Ukrainian soldiers condemned to die has a single objective: Delay a Russian victory until after the US election. Zelensky went along with the Pentagon plan because he needs safe haven in the US soon and must please his future host. What gave it away? At the Pentagon press briefing today the US Govt claimed it was not informed about the Kursk incursion until after it happened. Why did they lie? They know that the Ukrainian soldiers are condemned to die and preemptively distanced themselves from that outcome.
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  34. The Tuapse Oil Refinery has resumed operations. On January 26, 2024, when Ukraine began striking Russian refineries, the Tuapse Refinery, one of the largest in Russia, was one of the first to be hit. In one blow, the refining capacity of approximately 200 thousand barrels of oil per day was disabled. Yesterday he resumed work, the downtime was a little more than three months.
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  35. 16 years have passed since Kiev first became entangled in the prospect of NATO membership, but what did they really gain? A ruined power grid, a loss of 20% of territory (so far), hundreds of thousands of dead, wounded or missing people. The 45 million-strong Ukraine that received lofty promises long ago is now a broken and battered state with perhaps only 25 million people left. Zelensky pays $17 per month for disabled soldiers. Currently, there are about 3 million such disabled soldiers in Ukraine.
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  36. The comedy about the future 'idiocracy' became a documentary much earlier, in Ukraine.
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  37. War is peace. Freedom is slavery. - Orwell, 1984 Hunting in the streets for cannon fodder - mobilization. Borders are closed - freedom. Canceled elections - democracy. - Zelensky, 2024
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  38. NATO lost the proxy war against Russia in Ukraine Israel lost its dirty war in Gaza. West is in full panic mode. And I will now drink a beer on that. Cheers.
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  39.  @arostwocents  Do you know how half of Ukraine joked after the burning of people in the trade union house in social networks in 2014? Fried Colorado beetles - do you know what they are? What dishes and cocktails are there in Ukrainian bars?
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  40. ❤
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  41. How Sanctions works: WSJ: Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft lack parts produced in Russia
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  42. Trident missile failure: 'Nobody was hurt, apart from the Royal Navy's reputation'. It is worth mentioning that not long ago, the Royal Navy's HMS Queen Elizabeth aircraft carrier also encountered an embarrassing malfunction
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  43. in your info bubble? crawl back
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  44. "- How did you go bankrupt? - asked Bill. “Two ways,” said Michael. - First gradually, and then immediately."
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  45.  @RoCK3rAD  america losing 8k drug addicts a month
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  46. In our hearts (zelensky about bakhmut)
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  47. шариковы. Иначе зачем быть прокси для американцев?
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  48.  @michalzajic2555  Yanukovych was not pro-Russian - he was adequate and neutral
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  49.  @fredrikh9299  Is that you gen.Milley? How is your 3 day invasion hallucination going? 🤣
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  50. I thought it was the Ukrainians who couldn’t take a village called Robotyne for 6 months or so and were about to lose it again
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