Russian Invasion of Ukraine 2022

[Megadeath]

Russian troops seemed to have wanted to kill them outside for some reason?

I think most people given a choice where to shoot a loud gun will do it outside rather than in a small room. Plus, if they did it inside they'd get blood all over the neat stuff they're stealing from the civilians they're murdering.

I cbf to look up examples, but I believe historically it's been common for people to be dragged out of their homes and shot.

 

[Chiron]

The withdrawal continues in an orderly fashion. It is clear these units are intact. Also should note the Russians never tried to set up collaborators in the north west and east of Kyiv unlike in the south where they are working overtime to find collaborators and get former police officers back on duty to enforce civil law.



UkA finding the decoys left behind by Russia. On satellites it would look like the real thing, a low flying drone would have to go in to see its real nature but risk being lost.



Russia continues the drone strikes, likely with Belarussian Support. Belarus soldiers may not invade Ukraine but their artillery and drone forces plus Airforce and Helicopters using standoff weaponry will take their toll. And Zelensky can never be too sure.

Spoiler: Bodies shown, watch with caution

No quarter for Azov Battalion. And Comrades can we please stop stealing Nasheeds from the FSA. Get your own Nasheeds.

 

[Husky_Khan]

President Zelensky visited Bucha recently.



Article from Russian State Media suggesting and justifying certain measures to be done against the Ukrainian populace.

Spoiler: Translation of Article on Reddit

More reported accounts on the mass murders that occurred under the auspices of Russian Liberation.

One account alleged targeting military veterans of the Donbass Conflict.

Spoiler

Man presumably killed while in the possession of potatoes.

Spoiler

 

[Marnuplee]

video of the evacuation of civilians wearing white armbands from Mariupol.

 

[Chiron]

Last units of the largely disbanded O group get their medals.



A view of how forested the terrain is.



A Comrade tells the truth, not that anyone cares as its besides the point.



An irreplaceable S-300 command post lost to UkA whose military industries are destroyed.



Night movement of UkA forces caught and destroyed.

 

[Bacle]

 

[Husky_Khan]

Reportedly American Special Forces veteran serving with the FOG.



Alledged pictures of Russian fighters serving on the side of Ukraine handling anti-armor and MANPAD weapons.



Ukrainian Soldier apparently equipped with a fancy bolt action rifle from Canada.



Three Tweet long thread showing the remnants of an orderly withdrawn Russian artillery site near Kyiv.



More Western weaponry has fallen into the hands of the Russians.

 

[Chiron]

video of the evacuation of civilians wearing white armbands from Mariupol.

Also note that many of the actual dead in Bucha also have Russian Emergency Ration Boxes near them.

Russia vacated Bucha on the night of the 30th. The Mayor raised the flag of Ukraine the next morning with the city council and called on the UkA to arrive, UKA forces arrived the next day.

Then on the 3rd we start seeing pictures and videos.

Not that facts matters anymore, we live in a post-fact world.



Heading towards Barvinkove.



O group units arriving in Donbass. Amazing what you can move rapidly when you dominate the air and have an intact infrastructure.



Comrades, tone the music down, and let the engines and explosions be the music.



Day and night, the RuAF attacks the columns of UkA. Good luck redeploying UkA forces in the Kyiv Region south in coherent units. The real war now begins.

 

[Vaermina]

Russia vacated Bucha on the night of the 30th.

That's literally just you making a date up...

 

[Agent23]

Another great video by The Duran featuring Scott Ritter covering the Russian strategy and how the situation will play out further.

 

[Bacle]

 

[strunkenwhite]

Russia vacated Bucha on the night of the 30th. The Mayor raised the flag of Ukraine the next morning with the city council and called on the UkA to arrive, UKA forces arrived the next day.

Then on the 3rd we start seeing pictures and videos.

I didn't realize! Very suspicious because normally you would have expected the Russians to post their own genocide pictures.

 

[Chiron]

That's literally just you making a date up...

Nope, the Mayor himself stated it when he and the City Council raised the Ukrainian Flag on April 1st and was pleasantly surprised by it. His statements are even posted a few pages back. Nasa Firms Data shows the Russians simply packed up the bulk of their units on March 29th and booked it. The rearguards started to fall back on the 30th, with the last ones dumping gear plus loot and swimming back to Belarus. Now those units are down south having pulled the bulk of their gear, personnel, and even salvageable wrecks out. They were kind enough to leave behind a bunch of wrecked UkA gear which they no longer have the Depot Level Repair Shops to put back in action or the fuel to use them.

Kremenchung Refinery which Russia destroyed, refined enough fuel a week to keep 9,000 vehicles in operation just for context.

 

[Chiron]

Another compilations, no commentary as I have a planned Raid on Molten Core in WoW Classic and I need to do the tribute run first. So bye for now.

 

[Vaermina]

Today's map update.

 

[Vaermina]

Nope, the Mayor himself stated it when he and the City Council raised the Ukrainian Flag on April 1st and was pleasantly surprised by it. His statements are even posted a few pages back. Nasa Firms Data shows the Russians simply packed up the bulk of their units on March 29th and booked it. The rearguards started to fall back on the 30th, with the last ones dumping gear plus loot and swimming back to Belarus. Now those units are down south having pulled the bulk of their gear, personnel, and even salvageable wrecks out. They were kind enough to leave behind a bunch of wrecked UkA gear which they no longer have the Depot Level Repair Shops to put back in action or the fuel to use them.

Kremenchung Refinery which Russia destroyed, refined enough fuel a week to keep 9,000 vehicles in operation just for context.

Except not.

 

[PsihoKekec]

It looks like the remnants of 503d naval infantry battalion (and survivors of 501st) in Mauripol surrendered.

 

[Abhorsen]

Except not.

Great work by the NYT, for once. The video comparing the satellite image on March 19 to the bodies on in the video of Bucha is a great way to verify everything.

It looks like the remnants of 503d naval infantry battalion (and survivors of 501st) in Mauripol surrendered.

This seems to be verification:

 

[Agent23]

It looks like the remnants of 503d naval infantry battalion (and survivors of 501st) in Mauripol surrendered.

 

[Husky_Khan]

Almost a dozen post long thread reportedly of equipment lost by Russian forces during their orderly withdrawal from parts of the Kharkov area. Includes several EW and Air Defense vehicles as well as armored vehicles like tanks and various logistical vehicles.



Reportedly video of a strike of a Javelin ATGM upon Russian forces.



Russian Fuel Truck sporting special additional armor plating.



Russia reportedly fired a cruise missile at a grain facility in Mykolaiv.



Ukrainian Special Forces reportedly standing next to a damaged Russian S-300 PMU Radar System and other vehicles.



Germany expels around forty Russian diplomatic personnel and temporarily takes control of Gazprom's German subsidiary in the wake of the alleged Bucha war crimes.

Germany expels Russian diplomats after Bucha – DW – 04/04/2022

The German government has declared 40 Russian diplomats unwelcome and taken temporary control of Gazprom's German subsidiary. This comes as the world digests images of civilian deaths in a Kyiv suburb.

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France expelling dozens of Russian diplomatic personnel for espionage allegations.

Live news updates from April 4: Russia condemned by west over reports of atrocities in Bucha, Musk takes 9.2% Twitter stake

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Lithuania expels its Ambassador from Russia, downgrades diplomatic relations with them and closes one of the consulates within their country.

Lithuania expels Russian ambassador

Lithuanian Foreign Minister Gabrielius Landsbergis has announced that Vilnius is expelling Russian ambassador Alexei Isakov from Lithuania. The Russian consulate in the city of Klaipeda will also be closed. “In response to Russia’s relentless aggressive actions against the sovereign country of...

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