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Lifer
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Mongolia has a population of 3 million.Does anyone really think the real Putin went to Mongolia?)))
Interesting little tidbit about Genghis: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/...neticists,16 million descendants living today.But no Genghis.
Ukraine has to hold back some of its reserves to counter Russia's own reserves. Russia also isn't sending many of their good units to the Kursk front as was expected.
Yes We Khan!But no Genghis.
T-Rump the horseshit-mucking "stable boy" genius explained this between burgers:Russia also isn't sending many of their good units to the Kursk front as was expected.
They really aren’t. What would the benefit be to Russia or China if they conquered them?Mongolia has a population of 3 million.
Which is to say... they got nothing. There will be no enforcing of international "law" while smack dab in the middle of Russia and China.
They are lucky those nations allow them to exist.
Isn't using phosphorous on troops a war crime?The drone sprays phosphorous, not thermite.
Isn't using phosphorous on troops a war crime?
This is total war. Ukraine is facing Genocide. Russia frequently uses chemical weapons on Ukrainian positions. There are no rules beside kill or be killed.Isn't using phosphorous on troops a war crime?
Russian speak for "Please don't hurt me more. Please give me some way to exit this war without losing face!".
OH NO!!!!
Russia Vows 'Painful' Response After NATO Backs Kursk Incursion
Moscow has warned Ukraine's allies that there will be serious consequences for their continued support of Kyiv's Kursk incursion.
Duck and cover!

1: Their reasoning, not mine.
2: If both you and your neighbor hold great value... why not murder the neighbor and claim both?
Russia is stronger with more land, than it is without.
Unless we stop them.
Physically acquiring a direct land route / border with Transnistria, Slovakia, and Hungary. Allies with which to expand their military campaign. To drive a wedge into the heart of EU / NATO.They're the largest country by land area already, with a smaller GDP than Italy. I have doubts that a little more land will suddenly make a big difference.
