A country does not mass that many troops unless they plan to invade. Ask the Polish and Russians that lol

Which will happen first?

A) Russian invasion of Ukraine

B) Housing market crash

C) Neither will happen

How fukt up is it that out of those two options, right now, id rather russia invade ukraine lmao...

In my mind id rather people die than me lose money. Guess im an evil fuk.

I cant tell if your in denial of whats going on or what.

If things go off are you going to say im a truth monger?

wait so it hasn't started yet? I thought it was supposed to be wednesday?? It's already Thursday in Kiev... whats happening?

gotta flatten the curve first, dont you know?

it's only 2:30 on the west coast
trust the plan

Damn

In on fearmongering thread.

President of Estonia stated today that he expects a limited invasion of Ukraine by Russia.

Obviously, Estonia and Latvia are nervous.

I'm guessing Russia will occupy everything east of the Dnieper.

can we buy ukrainian hbbs yet?

[QUOTE=keyboardworkout post_id=1656321033][ig]https://forum.obnoxiousbrutes.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=9388733&d=1644983225[/img][/QUOTE]im dead srs ill buy the **** outta one lol

Lol at the idiots saying” bbbut Russa is withdrawing!!!”

This guy does a great job explaining the situation on the ground( highly Recommend you read)

Whats happening right now is a brilliant tactic by the Russians in “repositioning “ their troops to the North/NE.

Just two more days

https://www.cnn.com/europe/live-news...aaa1c4fcc91237


Bipartisan resolution condemning Russia’s actions toward Ukraine could get a vote as soon as tomorrow

"we hereby condemn Russia for the invasion that will likely happen any minute now"

So it didn't happen?

not right now but any minute at this point

columns of T-90’s and T-80’s unloaded in Tamarovka, Belgorod, 27km from Ukraine, yesterday and today it seems and are driving away from the train station. This happened 9 hrs ago.

Panicels on suicide watch.

Lol, this.


Panic-cels: "At some point in time, something bad will happen...don't say I didn't tell you so!"

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said Moscow will send its response to the US on security guarantees on Thursday, following a meeting with his counterpart Luigi Di Maio in Moscow.

Lavrov said Moscow will also make the letter public.

“Now we are finalizing our analysis on the American letter, and we hope in the nearest future you will find out how the situation unfolds. At the very least, we will send our reply back to the US today,” Lavrov said.

We will make this letter public. We believe it is absolutely necessary interested members of the civil society in our countries [to] have an idea of what is going on, understand each parties’ position. Because otherwise, if this correspondence is kept secret as our colleagues in Washington and Brussels prefer, public opinion will be polluted by the lies and propaganda that currently clutters the news agenda when it comes to the assessment of what is happening in Europe and along the Ukraine-Russia border," he added.
This comes weeks after the US gave Moscow its written response aimed at deterring a Russian invasion of Ukraine. The written document was intended to address concerns Moscow has publicly released and to outline areas where the US has said it sees potential for progress with Russia -- arms control, transparency and stability, the top US diplomat told reporters at the State Department at the end of January.



Now this is going to get juicy

If this goes wrong we will see a war within a week

r 6 min ago
Ukrainian armed forces and separatists report shellfire in Donbas region


Both Ukrainian armed forces and separatists controlling parts of eastern Ukraine spoke of renewed shelling in the region early Thursday.

Video and images confirmed by CNN show that a pre-school in Ukrainian-controlled territory was hit by a shell Thursday.
The Ukrainian armed forces said that "Russian occupation troops shelled the settlement of Stanytsia Luhanska."

As a result of the application of heavy artillery weapons by terrorists, the shells hit the kindergarten facility. According to preliminary data, two civilians received injuries."
In a statement on Twitter, Dmytro Kuleba, Ukraine's foreign minister, said the village of Stanytsia Luhanska "was shelled with heavy weapons from the occupied territory of the Donbas. Civilian infrastructure damaged. We call on all partners to swiftly condemn this severe violation of Minsk agreements by Russia amid an already tense security situation."

Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov on Thursday said the reports of shellfire were a matter of "very, very deep concern" but added that there were no plans to discuss the matter with the Ukrainian government.

"We have repeatedly warned that the excessive concentration of the armed forces of Ukraine in the vicinity of the lines of contact, combined with possible provocations, could pose a terrible threat," Peskov said.

"We now see that these provocations are underway, we see reports from representatives of the [separatists] republics that there is an exchange of blows on the lines of contact, and that the first blow came from Ukraine, this is alarming. We hope that our opponents from Western capitals, the United States, and NATO countries will use all their influence to warn the Kyiv authorities about further escalation," he added.

CNN has established that the pre-school is 19 kilometers (12 miles) from what is known as the Line of Contact, which separates the two sides. CNN has not established who initiated the exchange of fire.
Image obtained by CNN.
Image obtained by CNN.
Pro-Russian separatists said different residential areas had come under fire from the Ukrainian military, near Donetsk and Luhansk.

CNN contacted a resident of Mariinka near Donetsk who had posted a video that included the sound of heavy explosions early Thursday.

She told CNN that the worst period was between 8:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. local time. She said people were staying indoors.

Violations of the ceasefire agreement in the region occur regularly, sometimes involving the use of heavy weaponry.

https://sputniknews.com/20220217/ukr...093099627.html

Ukrainian armed forces fired mortar shells and grenades at four localities in the self-proclaimed Luhansk People's Republic at 2:30 am GTM on Thursday, according to the Joint Center for Control and Coordination.

The attack came amid tensed relations between Russia and NATO, whose members have been claiming that Moscow's alleged military buildup near Ukraine's borders would lead to an "invasion."

Moscow has repeatedly rejected the allegations about an "incursion", warning in turn of the possibility of provocations by Kiev in a bid to resolve the crisis in southeastern Ukraine by means of force.

Meanwhile, Russian President Vladimir Putin has earlier stressed that the Minsk agreements on the conflict in eastern Ukraine represent the only possible resolution, but Kiev does not want to fulfill them. According to Putin, Ukraine has been dragging out negotiations to resolve the conflict, and against this background, NATO has been deploying military equipment at the borders with Russia.

https://www.cnn.com/2022/02/17/polit...sia/index.html


Biden and military intelligence state they expect Russia to attack in the next few days

Belarus Installs Pontoon Bridges 6 km From Ukrainian Border North of Kyiv.

Feb 16, 2022

Better get your cardio ready and start preparing