You don't fire your Chief of Staff if everything is going well. Something tells me things are going to pot for Russian Forces.
Russian Invasion of Ukraine 2022
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You don't fire your Chief of Staff if everything is going well. Something tells me things are going to pot for Russian Forces.
Terthna
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And yet those "tiny parts of Ukraine's population" managed to vote a pro-Russia president into office.
2014 has really tanked the Russia sympathy in the places where it was shakier.
IIRC in 2010 Yanukovych was elected on a platform that would further pursue integration in the European Union but not in any hurry to join NATO though still involved with it. This was all referenced in the friendship thread IIRC.
KilroywasNOTHere
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you know. even in nuclear war the best Putin will be able to hope for is to fire a few nukes off, and if all eyes turn to Moscow, that means a lot of inocent russians are going to be killed because of Putin's ego. many a young people are speaking out against him.
What do you need to do it? Because that should be good for a laugh. If their comms are unprotected, doesn't it mean you can outright troll them by tapping into them?
People have been playing songs, been whistling Dixie.
Trolling in deed. Give me a sec to get the website, and go back a couple pages if my posts and you can see where I posted the freqs.
Current besy one is 7933. Filter:2.31khz on USB (Upper Side band)
Final unverified Twitter sperg of the night.
RALee85 posted a thread of five tweets briefly discussing and showing the video of recent TB2 Drone strikes on Russian columns, including one strike that eliminate a pair of Buk anti-aircraft missile systems.
Moscow Trading has been delayed until 300 PM their time.
And a graph of the value of the Ruble up to this point.
Unfortunately for many this'll have a lot of knock on effects, not just with the Russian people, but also Russian owned subsidiary banks and the like as well among other things etc.
The Ukrainian Army is using indigenously made ATGM's that are typically made for the export market (as you can tell from the Arabic lettering on the display) and have allegedly been used to knock out Russian T-72 tanks near Kyiv.
Belarus is supposedly planning on joining in the Invasion/Liberation of Ukraine and South Korea has joined in the SWIFT sanctions and enacted other sanctions of its own. This might've been influenced by news of supposed developments in the Chinese-North Korean relationship as well as the Russian-Chinese one.
And similar to the scenes we've seen in Kyiv and other Ukrainian Cities in the immediate buildup to the Russian Invasion, now we're seeing long lines at the ATM's in Russia, or at least in Moscow apparently.
RALee85 posted a thread of five tweets briefly discussing and showing the video of recent TB2 Drone strikes on Russian columns, including one strike that eliminate a pair of Buk anti-aircraft missile systems.
Moscow Trading has been delayed until 300 PM their time.
And a graph of the value of the Ruble up to this point.
Unfortunately for many this'll have a lot of knock on effects, not just with the Russian people, but also Russian owned subsidiary banks and the like as well among other things etc.
The Ukrainian Army is using indigenously made ATGM's that are typically made for the export market (as you can tell from the Arabic lettering on the display) and have allegedly been used to knock out Russian T-72 tanks near Kyiv.
Belarus is supposedly planning on joining in the Invasion/Liberation of Ukraine and South Korea has joined in the SWIFT sanctions and enacted other sanctions of its own. This might've been influenced by news of supposed developments in the Chinese-North Korean relationship as well as the Russian-Chinese one.
And similar to the scenes we've seen in Kyiv and other Ukrainian Cities in the immediate buildup to the Russian Invasion, now we're seeing long lines at the ATM's in Russia, or at least in Moscow apparently.
History Learner
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SchrodingersWehraboo
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Vindmann is the (Ukrainian-American) hack who was part of the first impeachment mess, so It's silly to take anything from him seriously.
Can you back it up then?
Instead if just saying it is a lie?
Look, the Russians are using unencrypted comms that anyone can listen to.
They are calling fir a lot of things, like masscass and Evacs.
The Russians have worse OPSEC and COMSEC then most major countries
History Learner
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Yes, I can, but by pointing to the fact not a single news agency has reported this, the only evidence the claim has is a single tweet lol. Sorry, but Twitter doesn’t cut it as a source.
Let’s also make it very clear what you’re doing with these little games; when you make a claim, the burden of proof rests with YOU and YOU alone.
Ahem... that's Lieutenant Colonel Vindman...
Speaking of which...
Lieutenant Colonel Vindman is on a roll.
He posted this tweet about a half hour after the initial one.
Targeting which prisoners; Russians who surrendered, or pro-Russian Ukrainians held by the Kiev gov?
History Learner
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Zachowon, you speak Russian?
SchrodingersWehraboo
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It's the breitbart link two posts above my first comment, they're allowing Russian nukes onto their territory.
Prince Ire
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I've heard a lot of people who should know about such things say that Russia is using way less artillery and rockets than is called for in Russian doctrine and way less than they used in Georgia in 2008 or Ukraine in 2014. The usual Russian warfare style is effective, but tends to produce high civilian casualties if there are many in the area of combat. Not something you want in an area you intend to keep long term, so Putin may have wanted to try a different approach. If the tweet is true, my guess is the Chief of Staff wrote checks to Putin about the Russian military's abilities to switch styles that it turns out the Russian military isn't able to cash.