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@michaelkatz275 3 days - really? The more you repeat that stupidity from Mark Miley, the more you humiliate yourself LOL.
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@michaelkatz275 more like a trap in another PR photoshoot for clown Ze. The Kursk offensive worsened the already difficult situation of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the Donbas, writes The Wall Street Journal, after talking with the fighters. According to the newspaper, Ukraine "relocated forces from the eastern front," which led to a large dispersion of troops. "We don't have enough people to do our job properly," the commander of the 21st battalion of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, who was near Krasnogorovka last week, told the newspaper. According to him, only about 20% of the battalion's losses are replenished by the mobilized. The military is also very tired. Ukrainian commanders in other areas complain about the lack of artillery ammunition and people. "If we have to have five or six people in position, we will have two or three," said the major of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, who has been in the Chasov Yar area for the last two months. He said that due to the lack of people, rear personnel had to be sent to the trenches.
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@michaelkatz275 Zelensky's decision to launch an offensive near Kursk is a desperate move, more reminiscent of a stunt by a second-rate actor — The Hill ▪Zelensky's decision to launch an offensive near Kursk has drawn serious criticism. American professor Andrew Latham, in an article for The Hill, called it a strategic mistake that diverts important resources from the main front. ▪ Zelensky, a master of the political stage, makes a rash move that looks more like an actor’s trick than a decision by a statesman. ▪While the operation has attracted attention, it's significance in the context of the conflict remains questionable. Russia's military might and nuclear arsenal put Ukraine at a disadvantage, and the diversion of forces to secondary targets only complicates the task of liberating the occupied territories.
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@michaelkatz275 Katz -you bot from nafo circus
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@michaelkatz275 Former US Ambassador Chas Freeman says, “The US is fighting Russia “to the last Ukrainian.”
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@michaelkatz275 as Paul Atwood, author of War and Empire: the American Way of Life. writes on Counterpunch, the US has carried out this policy in Ukraine ever since WW2 ended. “In the same year that NATO was formed,” he writes, “the Central Intelligence Agency trained Ukrainian anti-communists, some of whom had also been pro-Nazi collaborators, to use Ukrainians to bleed the Soviet Union, a gambit that demonstrated a cold ruthlessness on the part of the CIA, because the agency knew that the Ukrainian resistance had no hope of success without wider American military involvement.”
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@michaelkatz275 So how jew Michel Katz can support real nutzi?
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@michaelkatz275 Свободные украинцы - тонут при побеге от мобилизации и переодеваются в женскую одежду чтобы в магазин сходить и не быть пойманным военкоматом
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@michaelkatz275 reality: 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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@damn6 Vanek? Who is it? never heard before
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@michaelkatz275 расскажи это Донским казакам, клоунесса
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@damn6 ЦБ РФ 1 Доллар США = 89,54 Российского рубля:face-blue-smiling:
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@damn6 It is official exchange rate, stupid wooden pinokio,
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@damn6 Russia is purposefully and systematically reducing the share of the dollar in payments and successfully. As many countries too.
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@damn6 Volodymyr Zelensky tried to persuade Western leaders to help return men of combat age to Ukraine "Politicians from Poland to Hungary have stated that they will not send refugees back while the war continues," reports Bloomberg. At the same time, the publication notes that European countries are reluctant to give up the workforce that flowed in from Ukraine after the start of hostilities
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@michaelkatz275 Ukraine faces a gap in its defences if it continues its cross-border offensive against Russia — The Times. Experts point out the possible difficulties of such a strategy. Units involved in combat operations in the Russian Federation may be needed in Donbas, where Russia continues its offensive. There is a risk that vulnerable gaps will appear in the defense of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, which Moscow can use to its advantage. ▪In addition, journalists emphasize that the operation to safely withdraw Ukrainian troops from the Kursk region may prove to be very difficult.
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 @michaelkatz275 Русские не сдаются товарищ Кац!
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@michaelkatz275 Что предлагает товарищ Кац? - Кац предлагает сдаться! - Русские не сдаются товарищ Кац!
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@damn6 so? better to use barter than toxic dollar lol Reality - Russian economy is much healthier than printed mumerican economy now
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@michaelkatz275 Zelensky's decision to launch an offensive near Kursk is a desperate move, more reminiscent of a stunt by a second-rate actor — The Hill ▪Zelensky's decision to launch an offensive near Kursk has drawn serious criticism. American professor Andrew Latham, in an article for The Hill, called it a strategic mistake that diverts important resources from the main front. ▪ Zelensky, a master of the political stage, makes a rash move that looks more like an actor’s trick than a decision by a statesman. ▪While the operation has attracted attention, it's significance in the context of the conflict remains questionable. Russia's military might and nuclear arsenal put Ukraine at a disadvantage, and the diversion of forces to secondary targets only complicates the task of liberating the occupied territories.
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@JohnJohnson-n3n Ukraine faces a gap in its defences if it continues its cross-border offensive against Russia — The Times Experts point out the possible difficulties of such a strategy. Units involved in combat operations in the Russian Federation may be needed in Donbas, where Russia continues its offensive. There is a risk that vulnerable gaps will appear in the defense of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, which Moscow can use to its advantage. ▪In addition, journalists emphasize that the operation to safely withdraw Ukrainian troops from the Kursk region may prove to be very difficult.
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@michaelkatz275 а ты еврей поддерживающий нациков
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@michaelkatz275 Русские - это все 200 национальностей живущих в России
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@michaelkatz275 реально, шизик, повторять чушь Марка Миллей про 3 дня это - диагноз, ахахах
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@michaelkatz275 ну расскажи это Донским казакам, клоун-еврейский-нацик ахаха - они тебе чуб завьют
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