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The POW facility was holding members of the Azov Battalion. If the Russians or their allies really wanted them dead, they could have put them on trial and then hanged them. A trial and an execution would only take a couple of minutes because simply being a member of Azov warrants the death penalty in the eyes of any reasonable person.
The Nazis in Kiev have an incentive. They probably don't want the Azov scum to spill the beans about their western sugar daddies.
The Nazis in Kiev have an incentive. They probably don't want the Azov scum to spill the beans about their western sugar daddies.
Spot on.
I recently watched a Ukrainian film made in 2014, iirc. Purely out of interest
Full of Islamophobia and hatred towards anything Russian, an exercise in promoting Ukrainians as the master race.
Shitty plot, too.
Was it on PornHub?tourdef wrote: ↑Sun Jul 31, 2022 4:41 am
I recently watched a Ukrainian film made in 2014, iirc. Purely out of interest
Full of Islamophobia and hatred towards anything Russian, an exercise in promoting Ukrainians as the master race.
Shitty plot, too.
I saw the reference on a history site
This is a better film if one hasn't been saturated by the sniper theme already. Factual? Who knows? Entertaining: for the simple. Enjoy
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt19465630/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1
This is a better film if one hasn't been saturated by the sniper theme already. Factual? Who knows? Entertaining: for the simple. Enjoy
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt19465630/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1
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Successful strikes on the few bridges in Kherson Oblast are rapidly turning this theatre into a game of logistics. Russia can move, albeit slowly, heavy equipment and supplies across the Dnieper to support the 49th Army, however they risk being unable to be redeployed should Ukraine launch an offensive elsewhere. However holding reserves on the East bank of the Dnieper risks leaving the 49th critically undermanned and Kherson at risk, which is politically unpalatable.
It leaves Ukraine with the initiative in this theatre. Whether they have the capacity to capitalise remains to be seen.
It leaves Ukraine with the initiative in this theatre. Whether they have the capacity to capitalise remains to be seen.
This is why so many people support Russia. They are a powerful country that fights for justice and stands up for the weak whether they are Serbian, South Ossetian, or Syrian.
You must be right. This is exactly what the Q Anon and MAGA folks say.
Trump himself has dropped many hints of his admiration for Russia.
LGBTQ don't like them.
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End of Week 23 of the Russo-Ukrainian War and the fronts lines continue to move in increments. Russia moved a large number of troops from the North Donbass theatre to the Southern theatres.
In the West and North there were no changes.
Around Kharkiv there were no changes, though a build-up of Russian forces was reported. There is speculation that Kharkiv remains a high priority for Putin.
In the Donbass Ukraine reportedly made some minor advances North of Slovyansk towards Izyum. Further South Russia made some minor advances towards Bakhmut. Russia is also pouring artillery fire into the front closest to Donetsk City and reportedly made some minor advances as a result.
In Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine reportedly made some minor advances and it is reported Russia is moving troops from the Donbass to the region to reinforce defences.
In Kherson the Ukrainians have reported taking several more villages in their counter-offensive. Russia has moved many more forces to the region, potentially to try to regain the initiative and go on the offensive. Supply constraints for Russian forces in this theatre remain an issue with only two road bridges crossing the Dnieper, both of which are damaged and within Ukrainian rocket artillery range.
Further South there have been no changes. The first grain ship left Odesa.
There were no changes in Transnistria, though Moldova declared they would seek Romanian military assistance should Russia invade.
In the West and North there were no changes.
Around Kharkiv there were no changes, though a build-up of Russian forces was reported. There is speculation that Kharkiv remains a high priority for Putin.
In the Donbass Ukraine reportedly made some minor advances North of Slovyansk towards Izyum. Further South Russia made some minor advances towards Bakhmut. Russia is also pouring artillery fire into the front closest to Donetsk City and reportedly made some minor advances as a result.
In Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine reportedly made some minor advances and it is reported Russia is moving troops from the Donbass to the region to reinforce defences.
In Kherson the Ukrainians have reported taking several more villages in their counter-offensive. Russia has moved many more forces to the region, potentially to try to regain the initiative and go on the offensive. Supply constraints for Russian forces in this theatre remain an issue with only two road bridges crossing the Dnieper, both of which are damaged and within Ukrainian rocket artillery range.
Further South there have been no changes. The first grain ship left Odesa.
There were no changes in Transnistria, though Moldova declared they would seek Romanian military assistance should Russia invade.
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There are some serious concerns being raised in relation to the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant which is under Russian control. It is in the interest of all parties to the conflict to have the situation stabilized ASAP.
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2022/8/4 ... lear-plant
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2022/8/4 ... lear-plant
Seems Ukraine is no saint, either:
backstory: https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/ ... civilians/
-Military bases set up in residential areas including schools and hospitals (human shields)
-Attacks launched from populated civilian areas
-Such violations in no way justify Russia’s indiscriminate attacks, which have killed and injured countless civilians
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/liveblog ... led-moscow (scroll down)
Ukraine dismisses Amnesty report critical of war tactics
Top Ukrainian officials have rejected a report by Amnesty International that Kyiv’s military tactics put civilians at risk, calling it “unfair”.
“This behaviour of Amnesty International is not about finding and conveying the truth to the world,” foreign minister Dmytro Kuleba said in a video message posted on his personal Facebook page.
“It is about creating a false balance between the criminal and the victim, between a country that is annihilating civilian populations by the hundreds and the thousands, [is destroying] cities and entire areas, and a country that is desperately defending itself, saving its people and the continent from this invasion,” Kuleba added.
backstory: https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/ ... civilians/
-Military bases set up in residential areas including schools and hospitals (human shields)
-Attacks launched from populated civilian areas
-Such violations in no way justify Russia’s indiscriminate attacks, which have killed and injured countless civilians
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/liveblog ... led-moscow (scroll down)
Ukraine dismisses Amnesty report critical of war tactics
Top Ukrainian officials have rejected a report by Amnesty International that Kyiv’s military tactics put civilians at risk, calling it “unfair”.
“This behaviour of Amnesty International is not about finding and conveying the truth to the world,” foreign minister Dmytro Kuleba said in a video message posted on his personal Facebook page.
“It is about creating a false balance between the criminal and the victim, between a country that is annihilating civilian populations by the hundreds and the thousands, [is destroying] cities and entire areas, and a country that is desperately defending itself, saving its people and the continent from this invasion,” Kuleba added.
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Indeed. Amnesty made numerous reports regarding abuses & civilian targeting by Russian forces, so if Ukraine want to use those reports to condemn Russia's actions then they need to make efforts to address Amnesty's concerns regarding Ukrainian forces.chameleon wrote: ↑Fri Aug 05, 2022 4:52 amSeems Ukraine is no saint, either:
Goose, gander etc.
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The only two road bridges across the Dnieper under Russian control, the Antonivka and Kakhovka bridges in Kherson Oblast, have been struck once again. The extent of damage is unclear however early indications are the Antonivka Bridge was hit hard (it was scheduled to be re-opened at the end of this week after previous attacks). There is no information I have seen regarding the bridge at Nova Kakhova. A third bridge across the Inhulets River was also hit, further restricting supply into Kherson City.
Logistical bottle-necks pose the greatest risk to Russian forces operating on the West bank of the Dnieper, a risk that has heightened with the large amount of additional forces that were moved into the region to regain the initiative in the face of an announced Ukrainian counter-attack.
A Russian offensive Westward from Snihurivka is currently underway and is most likely an attempt to go back on to the front foot.
Logistical bottle-necks pose the greatest risk to Russian forces operating on the West bank of the Dnieper, a risk that has heightened with the large amount of additional forces that were moved into the region to regain the initiative in the face of an announced Ukrainian counter-attack.
A Russian offensive Westward from Snihurivka is currently underway and is most likely an attempt to go back on to the front foot.
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