go ahead...post the thread or recieve negs for life...

Wife of ukrs politician tried to escape country with 30 mill $. (translation wasnt good, but hes some high rank official)
Stopped on Hungarian border, after customs in Ukr let her pass.
MSM media not a single word on this. In be4 she was collecting donations for Ukr.




https://t.me/romanov_92/5208

The thread is easy to access from my link. You claimed neither in the thread then voted YES. You can't seem to stay consistent. Imagine voting "Yes" on such a basic question then backtracking.


BTW: I don't care about positives or negatives on a dying forum. You seem irate you are a hypocritical Putin c0cksucker though.

how else do you point out a person's hypocrisy?

Miscer A: miscer B has to be banned because he wrote ph@ggot and it's offensive
Miscer B: literally every miscer says ph@ggot including yourself, 24/7
Miscer A: nobody cares about your whataboutism, ban him now

People are purposefully misusing this term to be intellectually dishonest. Don't larp.

The democrats control the government which controls the media, if they want zelensky to fight till the last man or turn it into Afghanistan for 20 years they will, regardless of what the sheep are posting in their bio

Funny libs say they’re against fascism (we know they actually support it) and welcome any and every immigrant into this country with no good reason, but also support a man that won’t let the men leave his country and instead want to feed them to the wolves….

Deflection 101

then it should be easy for you to post

“Rectifryer sends his regards” in the cp.

I already did. Maybe you should rub together what few brain cells you have and figure out how to access the thread from the poll link. Not that it matters, your name is on the list of people who said they support Putin. Sorry you can't alter the results like you can a post, Putincel.

no no no I want you to quote where I said I support Putin winning ng in Ukraine. After all, that's the topic of this thread. If you're posting off topic, then you should be negged, no? The onus is not on me, I did not make the claim.

I see you have your ass out today.

Rectifryer backtracking like a mofo. Even your boyfriend PISTEL can't save you from the fact you have stated you support the manlet.

shut the phuck up

Amusing watching Philtard try and get his "gotcha" moment. This seems to matter a great deal to him.

It's springtime, fatty. Time to lose some weight and get some sun for the summer.

Maybe you should click back a couple of comments to see why whataboutism was used here in the first place.

Hint: it was yet again a throwaway one line butt in from someone who keeps doing just that without participating in any kind of conversation.

te pro russian guy they wanted to install in Kherson was killed today

Talking about the general?

Video from Ukraine's SOF/SSO showing an ambush on a Russian column.
Looks like they emplaced explosives along the road.

aftermath

Video from the Azov regiment showing BTR-4 30mm cannon fire on Russian BTR-82A and a T-72B3 tank presumably in Mariupol.
Note how they target the tank’s tracks.

Russian VDV column of BMD AFV’s and MT-LB’s plus a T-72 destroyed and/or abandoned reportedly near Izyum in Kharkiv region of Ukraine

The moment a Russian tank (Appears to be a T-72 variant) is struck by Ukrainian fire, removing the turret and destroying the vehicle.

These are just a sample of the new ones. I could post many more.
When I post info of what's going on, some claim it's not happening ... then when I post evidence the same ones get mad for posting evidence.




confirmed vehicle losses
https://www.oryxspioenkop.com/2022/0...equipment.html
Russia - 1644, of which: destroyed: 788, damaged: 30, abandoned: 221, captured: 605
Ukraine - 397, of which: destroyed: 160, damaged: 5, abandoned: 49, captured: 183

these are the reports

"In Kherson, an assistant to Russian collaborator Vladimir Saldo, Pavel Slobodchikov, was shot dead.
He was killed in his own car.""

https://liveuamap.com/en/2022/20-mar...l-slobodchikov

why don't you also post a "Russian Source" along side this, so we can get a better accuracy?

Shill

10% to the big guy

Ukrainian warrior

Your link is sending me to a map. Regardless, there was this story just recently about the 5th general killed. It was also in Kherson.


https://nypost.com/2022/03/19/russia...-command-post/


Generals in Russia must either be very plentiful or it’s a gig similar to being second in command of Al Qaeda.

She looks like HBB on this pic from another source. (https://t.me/denazi_UA/3789)



https://t.me/voenkorKotenok/33227- Ukr Pows

This is an advance taste of what's in store for every administrator appointed by the Russians. "Ukraine will welcome us" they said. This would be funny if it wasn't such a tragedy.

Will probably be worse if they successfully invade and then tried to maintain an occupation.

ISW update for 20 March 2022. Bolded is my emphasis.

https://www.understandingwar.org/bac...sment-march-20

Russian forces did not make any major advances on March 20. Russian forces around Kyiv are increasingly establishing defensive positions and preparing to deploy further artillery and fire control assets.Ukrainian forces repelled continuing Russian efforts to seize the city of Izyum, southeast of Kharkiv, and Russian forces did not conduct any other offensive operations in northeast Ukraine.Russian forces continue to make slow but steady progress on Luhansk Oblast and around Mariupol, but did not conduct any offensive operations towards Mykolayiv or Kryvyi Rih.

Key Takeaways

-The Ukrainian General Staff reported for the first time that the Kremlin is preparing its population for a “long war” in Ukraine and implementing increasingly draconian mobilization measures, including deploying youth military organization members aged 17-18.
- Ukrainian forces reportedly killed three Russian regimental commanders in the last 24 hours.
- Russia’s Wagner Group will likely facilitate the deployment of Libyan fighters to Ukraine.
- Russian forces are digging in to positions around Kyiv, including the first reports of the war of Russian forces deploying minefields.
- Ukrainian forces repelled a Russian assault on Izyum, southeast of Kharkiv, and inflicted heavy casualties.
- Russian forces continued their slow advance into Mariupol but did not achieve any major territorial gains.
- Ukrainian forces launched further localized counterattacks around Mykolayiv.

The Ukrainian General Staff reported for the first time that the Kremlin is preparing its population for a “long war” in Ukraine and implementing increasingly draconian mobilization measures.[1] The General Staff reported the Russian military commissariats of the Kuban, Primorsky Krai, Yaroslavl Oblast, and Ural Federal Districts are conducting covert mobilization measures but are facing widespread resistance. The General Staff reported the Russian PMC Wagner Group will facilitate the transport of Libyan fighters from LNA leader Khalifa Haftar’s forces to Ukraine. The General Staff reported universities in the DNR and LNR are conscripting students above the age of 18 and that most units in the DNR’s 1st Army Corps are comprised of the “mobilized population,” rather than trained soldiers, and face low morale and equipment shortages. The Ukrainian Military Intelligence Directorate (GUR) additionally reported on March 20 that Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu signed an order to prepare to admit Unarmiya (Russian Youth Army, a Kremlin-run military youth organization) personnel aged 17-18 to fight in Ukraine on March 15.[2] The GUR further reported Colonel General Gennady Zhidko, head of the Russian Military-Political Directorate, is in charge of executing the order.The Ukrainian General Staff reported on March 19 that Russian officials “severely reprimanded” the head of the 652nd unit of Information and Psychological Operations for his “weak efforts” and inability to create a “Kherson People's Republic."[3]

Russian forces face mounting casualties among officers and increasingly frequent desertion and insubordination.The Ukrainian Ministry of Defense reported on March 19 that “some [Russian] naval infantry units” (unspecified which, but likely referring to Eastern Military District units deployed to the fighting around Kyiv) have lost up to 90% of their personnel and cannot generate replacements.[4] The Ukrainian General Staff reported at noon local time on March 20 that Ukrainian forces wounded the commander of the 346th Independent Spetsnaz Brigade and claimed that Ukrainian forces killed the commanders of the 331st VDV Regiment, 247th VDV Regiment, and the 6th Tank Regiment (90th Tank Division, CMD) at unspecified times and locations.[5] The General Staff reported the Russian Black Sea Fleet is replacing 130 insubordinate soldiers in the 810th Naval Infantry Brigade with paratroopers from the 7th Airborne Assault Division – a measure highly likely to cause greater unit cohesion problems.[6] The General Staff additionally reported that Russian forces are increasingly using ”outdated and partially defective equipment” to replace combat losses.[7]

The Ukrainian MoD reported that forced mobilization in the DNR has demoralized Russian proxy forces, with many refusing to fight and accusing Russian leadership of forcing them into combat to find Ukrainian troop positions. The Ukrainian Military Intelligence Directorate (GUR) reported the number of insubordinate Russian personnel who are refusing combat orders is “sharply increasing” in the Kherson and Mykolayiv oblasts on March 20.[8] The Ukrainian General Staff reported the Russian military commandant office in Belgorod City is investigating 10 Russian servicemen of 138th Motor Rifle Brigade who refused to continue fighting in Kharkiv and agitated for other Russian servicemen to abandon their posts.[9]

Its gotta be demoralizing when you are a general in moscow and then putin summons you next for ukraine. pretty much a death wish

I saw a video of kadyrov sending a new commander to ukraine...the dude looked horrified but he had to hide it