BREAKING: INVASION HAS BEGUN..... Putin's "3-day war"... NOW... 1 YEAR 338 DAYS ...WAGNER HEAD SAYS GROUP STANDING DOWN AFTER CLAIMS OF DEAL
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Ukrainian HIMARS Strike ‘Takes Out 200 Russian Troops’ Gathered on a Beach
Kyiv’s National Resistance Center said the strike had been carried out using information provided by underground resistance members in Russian-occupied Ukraine.
Kyiv’s National Resistance Center said the strike had been carried out using information provided by underground resistance members in Russian-occupied Ukraine.
Ukrainian HIMARS Strike ‘Takes Out 200 Russian Troops’ Gathered on a Beach
Kyiv’s National Resistance Center said the strike had been carried out using information provided by underground resistance members in Russian-occupied Ukraine.
www.kyivpost.com
No idea why the tweet didn't show up but this is the same video.
He's lucky to be alive and in one piece. Probably lost his hearing but he can see cause he looked up and saw the drone.
Russia fines Apple US $4,400 for 'false information' about Ukraine fighting
A Russian court imposed a 400,000-ruble (US $4,400) fine on technology company Apple for failing to remove material deemed to be 'false information' about Russia's military actions in Ukraine.
Russia fines Apple for not deleting 'inaccurate' content on Ukraine conflict
A Moscow court fined Apple 400,000 roubles ($4,274) on Thursday for not deleting "inaccurate" content about what Russia calls a "special military operation" in Ukraine on apps and podcasts, Russian news agencies reported.
Apple and Wikipedia fined by Russian court for hosting 'inaccurate' news about the war in Ukraine
Russia has been cracking down on freedom of speech, especially since last year's invasion of Ukraine.
www.businessinsider.com
Murderer Freed to Fight in Ukraine Accused of Butchering Six Back Home
Igor Sofonov was apparently recruited from prison to take part in the war against Ukraine.
www.thedailybeast.com
The Trump Indictment Has Team Putin Shaking in Their Boots
Russian state media stars are panicking about how the former president’s latest legal firestorm could ultimately hurt Moscow.
www.thedailybeast.com
‘Scary’ Message From Troops on Crucial Mission to Beat Putin
Troops behind the grand plan to crush Russian forces are returning bloodied and desperate about the grim reality on the ground.
www.thedailybeast.com
Putin’s Squad of Allies Just Got a Lot More Dangerous
A growing alliance between two Russian allies threatens to help Vladimir Putin get his hands on a deadly new arsenal.
www.thedailybeast.com
Oligarchs Avoid Sanctions Sending Troops to Ukraine in Secret
Companies under the control of several Vladimir Putin cronies are reportedly taking part in a covert recruitment scheme.
www.thedailybeast.com
I thought somebody told me the war would be over by July.
Its now August 4
Its now August 4
Ukrainian resistance forces poisoned 17 Russian military officers at a celebration in the southern Ukrainian port of Mariupol, according to an advisor to the mayor of the city.
Ukrainian partisans used cyanide and pesticides during a Sunday Russian Navy Day event to poison the Russian military service members, killing two, Petro Andriushchenko said on Telegram.
The other 15 were admitted to the hospital in serious condition, he said.
www.businessinsider.com
Ukrainian partisans used cyanide and pesticides during a Sunday Russian Navy Day event to poison the Russian military service members, killing two, Petro Andriushchenko said on Telegram.
The other 15 were admitted to the hospital in serious condition, he said.
Ukrainian resistance poisoned 17 Russian officers as they celebrated how great their military is, killing at least 2, official says
Ukrainian resistance is launching attacks on Russia and seeking to sabotage its military well behind the front line.
www.businessinsider.com
I thought somebody told me the war would be over by July.
Its now August 4
They haven't even started yet...on July 7, 2022
Russian President Vladimir Putin has warned that Russia has barely started its military action in Ukraine and challenged Western countries supporting Kyiv to try to defeat Russia on the battlefield.
Putin Says Russia Hasn't Even Started In Ukraine As He Dares West To Try To Defeat Russia On Battlefield
Russian President Vladimir Putin has warned that Russia has barely started its military action in Ukraine and challenged Western countries supporting Kyiv to try to defeat Russia on the battlefield.
www.rferl.org
Videos Show Russia Is Lying About Ukraine’s Secret Attack on its Ship
“Tonight, the Armed Forces of Ukraine, using two crewless boats, attempted to attack the Novorossiysk naval base,” a source in the ministry told the TASS news agency, referring to the Black Sea installation in southern Russia. “In the course of repelling the attack, crewless boats were visually detected and destroyed by fire from the standard weapons of Russian ships guarding the outer raid of the naval base.”
Videos Show Russia Is Lying About Secret Attack on its Ship
Footage appears to show a TNT-packed marine drone slamming into the side of a Russian ship. Other videos show how much damage was done.
Videos Show Russia Is Lying About Ukraine’s Secret Attack on its Ship
“Tonight, the Armed Forces of Ukraine, using two crewless boats, attempted to attack the Novorossiysk naval base,” a source in the ministry told the TASS news agency, referring to the Black Sea installation in southern Russia. “In the course of repelling the attack, crewless boats were visually detected and destroyed by fire from the standard weapons of Russian ships guarding the outer raid of the naval base.”
Videos Show Russia Is Lying About Secret Attack on its Ship
Footage appears to show a TNT-packed marine drone slamming into the side of a Russian ship. Other videos show how much damage was done.www.thedailybeast.com
Wagner Men Exiled by Putin Threaten New Firestorm in Europe
Poland is now gearing up combat choppers in response to infiltration threats from Wagner fighters in Belarus.
www.thedailybeast.com
Trump Is a Human Rights Abuse Victim in Russia’s Wild New Melodrama
The Kremlin’s mouthpieces are drawing comparisons between Donald Trump and tortured Russian dissidents following news of the former U.S. president’s indictment.
www.thedailybeast.com
Russia promises retaliation after Ukrainian drones hit a Russian tanker in 2nd sea attack in a day
Moscow promised retaliation Saturday after Ukrainian drones hit a Russian tanker in the Black Sea near Crimea late Friday, the second sea attack involving drones in one day.
Wagner Men Exiled by Putin Threaten New Firestorm in Europe
Poland is now gearing up combat choppers in response to infiltration threats from Wagner fighters in Belarus.
www.thedailybeast.com
Videos Show Russia Is Lying About Secret Attack on its Ship
Footage appears to show a TNT-packed marine drone slamming into the side of a Russian ship. Other videos show how much damage was done.
www.thedailybeast.com
Ukrainian missiles blast TWO key bridges to Crimea in major blow to Putin
UKRAINE has reportedly unleashed a Storm Shadow missile strike on two key bridges leading into Russian-occupied Crimea this afternoon. A thick cloud of smoke was seen rising above the Chonhar bridg…
www.thesun.co.uk
Maybe someone should tell those racist fucks that if you use a hard "g" to say something.... there's two of them instead of hiding behind their racist pronunciation of it
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They know exactly what they are doing though which is why they are holding back laughs. The whole situation is funny to them given the actual facts behind the "crisis"...
At the very end of July, Ukrainian forces liberated Staromaiorske, a tiny village in southeastern Ukraine. It wasn’t a full breakthrough — at least not yet. But it was a real victory in Ukraine’s otherwise lackluster weeks-old counteroffensive.
Ukraine had tried to tamp down expectations about the counteroffensive long before it had begun. But Kyiv’s past successes and Moscow’s past failures, the deliveries of new advanced Western weapons, and a fresh crop of Western-trained Ukrainian recruits all had a lot of folks very hyped — maybe overly so — about what Kyiv could achieve.
This, despite sober analysis from plenty of observers who said this counteroffensive would more likely be a slog, especially given the impressive, heavily mined Russian fortifications along a vast front line. Experts were also uncertain how well Ukrainian troops would be able to maneuver with advanced weapons, like main battle tanks, and whether they could overcome supply and logistics challenges.
The good news is that, weeks into a counteroffensive, we have some clearer answers to those questions. The bad news is those answers were not great, if you’re Ukraine or its backers. Russian fortifications are as formidable as advertised. Western equipment can withstand a lot, but vast minefields are vast minefields, and Kyiv and its newly trained forces have largely failed at conducting combined arms operations on a large scale — that is, coordinating troops and all this different weaponry, like armored vehicles and artillery, to blitz through Russian lines. Kyiv has also suffered high casualties in its attempts to do so.
Ukraine had tried to tamp down expectations about the counteroffensive long before it had begun. But Kyiv’s past successes and Moscow’s past failures, the deliveries of new advanced Western weapons, and a fresh crop of Western-trained Ukrainian recruits all had a lot of folks very hyped — maybe overly so — about what Kyiv could achieve.
This, despite sober analysis from plenty of observers who said this counteroffensive would more likely be a slog, especially given the impressive, heavily mined Russian fortifications along a vast front line. Experts were also uncertain how well Ukrainian troops would be able to maneuver with advanced weapons, like main battle tanks, and whether they could overcome supply and logistics challenges.
The good news is that, weeks into a counteroffensive, we have some clearer answers to those questions. The bad news is those answers were not great, if you’re Ukraine or its backers. Russian fortifications are as formidable as advertised. Western equipment can withstand a lot, but vast minefields are vast minefields, and Kyiv and its newly trained forces have largely failed at conducting combined arms operations on a large scale — that is, coordinating troops and all this different weaponry, like armored vehicles and artillery, to blitz through Russian lines. Kyiv has also suffered high casualties in its attempts to do so.
After watching Ukraine track down and kill Russian military commanders, the US and its allies are training to avoid the same fate
During a sprawling exercise known as Talisman Sabre in Australia last month, US and Australian soldiers worked on methods to disguise their command posts and move them quickly if found out.
"Examples from the conflict in Ukraine have shown that large and static footprints can be targeted and destroyed within minutes of enemy fires unmasking themselves," Australian army Col. Benjamin McLennan said in a press release.
After watching Ukraine track down and kill Russian military commanders, the US and its allies are training to avoid the same fate
Command posts with "large and static footprints can be targeted and destroyed within minutes," an Australian army officer said in July.
www.businessinsider.com
Kyiv mayor Vitalii Volodymyrovych Klychko beat him in 2009 and he still shook... Former World Boxing Council (WBC) world title challenger American Kevin ‘Kingpin’ Johnson has changed his name to Kevin Vladimirovich in honor of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Check his name on his shirt...
8 Aug, 17:24
MOSCOW, August 8. /TASS/. Former World Boxing Council (WBC) world title challenger American Kevin ‘Kingpin’ Johnson has changed his name to Kevin Vladimirovich in honor of Russian President Vladimir Putin, according to the boxer’s interview with Izvestia.
"As a compliment to President Vladimir Putin, I decided to change my name. I will now be called Kevin Vladimirovich - in honor of Vladimir Putin. Now I am 100%, no joke, 100% Russian," Johnson said.
On August 18, the boxer will face 2021 world champion Mark Petrovsky of Russia at a tournament in Moscow. In April, after defeating mixed martial arts fighter Vyacheslav Datsik, Johnson said that he wanted to live in Russia.
Johnson is 43. He has 59 professional fights, with 36 wins (19 by KOs), 21 defeats and two draws.
Source: TASS
Check his name on his shirt...
8 Aug, 17:24
American boxer says he changed his name in honor of Vladimir Putin
"As a compliment to President Vladimir Putin, I decided to change my name. I will now be called Kevin Vladimirovich - in honor of Vladimir Putin," he saidMOSCOW, August 8. /TASS/. Former World Boxing Council (WBC) world title challenger American Kevin ‘Kingpin’ Johnson has changed his name to Kevin Vladimirovich in honor of Russian President Vladimir Putin, according to the boxer’s interview with Izvestia.
"As a compliment to President Vladimir Putin, I decided to change my name. I will now be called Kevin Vladimirovich - in honor of Vladimir Putin. Now I am 100%, no joke, 100% Russian," Johnson said.
On August 18, the boxer will face 2021 world champion Mark Petrovsky of Russia at a tournament in Moscow. In April, after defeating mixed martial arts fighter Vyacheslav Datsik, Johnson said that he wanted to live in Russia.
Johnson is 43. He has 59 professional fights, with 36 wins (19 by KOs), 21 defeats and two draws.
Source: TASS
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