brycejones
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30 days on front line as an incentive to improve performanceIs grasshopper ok?
30 days on front line as an incentive to improve performanceIs grasshopper ok?
Not really concerning, outside of fake Russian propaganda ,or Russia using mis-targeted glide bombs in the area.
Oddly enough, yes. Ukraine is no longer buying any gas, but is still collecting fees for transporting the gas to end customers in Europe. Current transit agreement expires at end of year:Ukraine is still collecting those fees?
How much resources can Ukraine commit to this Kursk front? If they can't push alot of men through, its going to end up like the Belgorod raids in the summer 2023I think you're wildly overestimating the the ability of the Russian forces to pivot. They've grossly overcommitted to the front lines and the Wagner incident showed how utterly incapable they were in their own backyard.
Reminds me of what Bess Truman used to call her husband in private . . . Big Harry Balls . . . also, The Truman Show.Zelenskyy suddenly saying he might be open to trading territory for peace right before they seize Russian territory. Haha. If Russia might stand to keep some of Ukraine, well then it's only proper Ukraine get some of Russia! I love this guy.
Balls. Big. Hairy. Balls.
Remember what happened to that German armor before.
Is it best to get the Russian people to rise up behind their dictator?
Putin just passed a law that prohibits soldiers from carrying mobile phones. Seems they want to stop the panic posts on Telegram coming from soldiers in Kursk. And now Youtube is fully deactivated inside Russia.They haven't been told a lot of things so far. They WILL be told about this.
Putin just passed a law that prohibits soldiers from carrying mobile phones. Seems they want to stop the panic posts on Telegram coming from soldiers in Kursk. And now Youtube is fully deactivated inside Russia.
The Kremlin is apparently throttling YouTube all across Russia.