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...landing in the pools of phosphorous bombing streams that Russia dropped after their goodwill gesture of leaving the island.
Dropping flags frim helicopters = military win
Dropping flags frim helicopters = military win
...landing in the pools of phosphorous bombing streams that Russia dropped after their goodwill gesture of leaving the island.
Dropping flags frim helicopters = military win
Donetsk celebrating 4th of July with some fireworks
Biden & the U.S.A. is a joint venture with Putin & the Russian Federation in the ISS!!!
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4 hr 20 min ago
Russian cosmonauts photograph with flags of occupied Donbas regions at International Space Station.
From CNN's
Uliana Pavlova, Yulia Kesaieva and Chris Liakos
Entire industries in Germany could collapse due to natural-gas supply cuts from Russia, said Yasmin Fahimi, the country's top union official.
"Entire industries are in danger of collapsing permanently because of the gas bottlenecks: aluminum, glass, the chemical industry," Fahimi, the head of the German Federation of Trade Unions, told Bild am Sonntag. "Such a collapse would have massive consequences for the entire economy and jobs in Germany."
Whatever it takes
"Destroying your entire economy to trigger your enemy is the way to go" - Joe Tzu
Biden & the U.S.A. is a joint venture with Putin & the Russian Federation in the ISS!!!
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4 hr 20 min ago
Russian cosmonauts photograph with flags of occupied Donbas regions at International Space Station.
From CNN's
Uliana Pavlova, Yulia Kesaieva and Chris Liakos
Happy 4th
And yet those two cities not even 2% of that country... not to mention the addition of Finland and Sweden to NATO...Losing a city the size of Miami and another the size of Barcelona in the same week
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You must live in Texas...
"Destroying your entire economy to trigger your enemy is the way to go" - Joe Tzu
Germany already has an economy almost 3x the size of Russia... and they're on track to grow more than Russia this year
"Donbas and Luhansk are 2% of Ukraine"And yet those two cities not even 2% of that country... not to mention the addition of Finland and Sweden to NATO...
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Ill take the word of the German Economy Minister over a Salvadorian Bitcoiners
Germany already has an economy almost 3x the size of Russia... and they're on track to grow more than Russia this year
Russian puppet got voted out.
Ukrainians associated with Russian puppet moved East to be closer to Russia.
Chocolate Oligarch voted in and thrown out just like Russian puppet.
Now a guy who is actually noteworthy as he won with a large amount of the vote and pledged to try to bring the country back together through democratic means just got invaded by a midget with a Napoleon complex. and hater said... HATER SAID WOULD NOT INVADE!
You are by far the most uninformed poster who is also a chicken ("Awhh... Im just trolling if Im wrong")
Two things:
1. You are very wrong.
2. You are not trolling; You actually believe total .
Wonder what happens when Russia crumbles...
Cant see a soft landing for them.
"Donbas and Luhansk are 2% of Ukraine"
You have no fkn clue what you are even trying to make fun of.
- "Careful." - "John Coffey" - "The Green Mile"
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How's it going:Losing a city the size of Miami and another the size of Barcelona in the same week
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"Donbas and Luhansk are 2% of Ukraine"
Ill take the word of the German Economy Minister over a Salvadorian Bitcoiners
The German Economy Minister actually said:
Berlin fears the situation may get worse after the pipeline's scheduled shutdown for maintenance from July 11 to July 21. Germany's economy minister Robert Habeck said last week natural-gas flows may not resume after the scheduled works, which would in turn impact fuel storage ahead of winter, when demand es.
"We aren't dealing with erratic decisions but with economic warfare, completely rational and very clear," Habeck said at an event on Saturday, Bloomberg reported.
https://www.businessinsider.com/germ...ly-cuts-2022-7
From ISW:
Russian President Vladimir Putin celebrated the Russian seizure of Lysychansk and the Luhansk Oblast border and appeared to direct the Russian military to conduct an operational pause. Putin met with Russian Defense Minister Sergey Shoigu on July 4 to discuss recent Russian gains in Luhansk Oblast and presented Colonel General Alexander Lapin and Major General Esedulla Abachev with the “Hero of Russia” award for their leadership during the Lysychansk operation.[1] Putin and Shoigu presented the capture of Lysychansk and Luhansk Oblast as a major victory for Russian forces in Ukraine. Putin also stated that the Russian units that participated in the battle for Lysychansk should rest to increase their combat capabilities.[2] Putin‘s public comment was likely meant to signal his concern for the welfare of his troops in the face of periodic complaints in Russia about the treatment of Russian soldiers. His comment was also likely accurate—Russian troops that fought through Severodonetsk and Lysychansk very likely do need a significant period in which to rest and refit before resuming large-scale offensive operations. It is not clear, however, that the Russian military will accept the risks of a long enough operational pause to allow these likely exhausted forces to regain their strength.
Former Russian military commander Igor Girkin, an ardent Russian nationalist who commanded militants during the 2014 war in Donbas, posted a scathing critique of the Kremlin’s handling of the war on his Telegram channel and questioned the significance of the seizure of Lysychansk. He suggested that Russian forces had paid too high a price for a limited gain. In a series of Telegram posts published prior to Putin’s meeting with Shoigu on July 4, Girkin complained that Russian forces have failed to meet the announced goals of the “second stage of the special operation” (the operations in eastern Ukraine following Russia’s retreat from Kyiv) to his nearly 400,000 subscribers.[3] Girkin noted that the Ukrainian defense of Lysychansk was deliberately designed to inflict maximum damage on Russian troops and burn through Russian manpower and equipment. He strongly suggested that accepting battle on the Ukrainians‘ terms was a significant misstep by the Russian leadership.[4] Girkin stated (before Putin’s remarks were made public) that Russian troops need time to rest and replenish in order to recover their offensive potential and noted that the lack of individual soldier replacements and unit rotations is severely degrading morale. He warned, however, that taking time to recons ute offensive capability would allow Ukrainian troops to seize the initiative and further threaten Russian gains.[5] Girkin additionally claimed that Russian forces have limited prospects of advancing elsewhere in Ukraine due to Ukrainian personnel and equipment superiority.[6]
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How's it going:
Entire Oblasts dont count
The German Economy Minister actually said:
Berlin fears the situation may get worse after the pipeline's scheduled shutdown for maintenance from July 11 to July 21. Germany's economy minister Robert Habeck said last week natural-gas flows may not resume after the scheduled works, which would in turn impact fuel storage ahead of winter, when demand es.
"We aren't dealing with erratic decisions but with economic warfare, completely rational and very clear," Habeck said at an event on Saturday, Bloomberg reported.
https://www.businessinsider.com/germ...ly-cuts-2022-7
The German Head of Firewood Association says Germans will freeze
Yet we should listen to a Salvadorian Volcano Crypto Miner instead
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