Ukraine - Russia Conflict
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1/ Mobilised Russians from the 1452nd Regiment say they have been "sent for slaughter" against "Germans, Poles and Negroes", suffered heavy casualties in a Ukrainian encirclement, and that men who have lost arms or legs are being sent back to the front line to fight. ⬇️
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15/ "About the fact that weapons and uniforms, which are handed over to us by volunteers, are deposited in the Luhansk region. Some individuals and officers take it for themselves and try to sell it to us at an inflated price.
16/ "About the fact that there are orders to "zero out" [kill] our own men. We are talking about those who have gone mad or just got drunk and started shooting indiscriminately, giving away their location. Then the order comes over the radio – if a person does not calm down in 15 minutes, he must be shot. And it doesn't matter whether it's your friend or your brother.
17/ "Now I'm in a Russian hospital, and I've changed hospitals 13 times before. Ahead of the medical commission, I hope that I will be recognised as unfit for military service. But in order to get category "D" you have to be a corpse or lying down. In our time, guys without an arm or a leg were given categories "A", "B" [fit for duty] and sent to the front line.
Russia... Russia never changes.
Oh, and another 4D chess victory for Putin:
Lithuania’s call for Nato to deploy permanent military force near Russian border
Nato should scrap its constraints on setting up permanent defensive bases near Russia’s borders because the underlying treaty with Moscow is “dead”, the preside
www.thetimes.co.uk
Australia to send surveillance aircraft to Germany to help protect supplies to Ukraine
Anthony Albanese says an E-7A Wedgetail plane will be dispatched as part of an effort to monitor logistics hubs
As I predicted, Russia is getting stronger as the war progresses. Very interesting read: 7 Lessons Russia Learned From Its Epic Failures in Ukraine
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France to supply Ukraine with long-range cruise missiles
France will join Britain in supplying Ukraine with long-range cruise missiles, which can travel 250 km (155 miles), a move that allows Ukrainian forces to hit Russian troops and supplies deep behind front lines, French officials said on Tuesday.
When the war started they invaded a large amount of territory and had a vastly larger army. Now they are being pushed back and have far less tanks, artillery and special equipment. So no, you are simply wrong.
Yeah, Russia is making a lot of incredibly stupid mistakes, and has gradually learned over time how to slightly fix a few of those.
This is not, however, the same as getting stronger. It's merely slowing down the rate at which they're getting weaker.
And a lot of the mistakes Russia makes are fundamentally unfixable, because the only way to fix them would be to get rid of the entire Russian state apparatus. Russia is not, and is never going to be, less corrupt. So the lessons they can learn are limited to the tactical field, but they're never going to address the systemic issues that make their defeat inevitable.
And even then, the extent to which lessons were learned is debatable. So after getting their ammunition depots blown up, they started protecting them better?
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Attached: 1 video Last night in Novooleksiivka, occupied Kherson region there was an arrival at a Russian ammunition depot. The sounds of secondary detonations were heard until 06:00 this morning. Novooleksiivka is a logistical hub between Melitopol and Dzhankoy (Crimea).
Green = liberated, blue = liberated within last 2 weeks.
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The occupied area stood at 18.055% 2 weeks ago.
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The occupied area stood at 18.055% 2 weeks ago.
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