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Russia started this war. Russia could end it. The attempts to make this Ukraine's fault somehow are insane.
He's been beating this drum for years. I guess maybe it's a little more extreme now but it's the same general rhetoric.Quote:
Originally Posted by DmitrytheWizzy
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Maybe Silver can tell this babushka what an evil Nazi monster she's fistbumping.
Ooo a shaky Youtube video with no context no evidence - must be a Silverblade Apologist Special!
Russian Radio - Teachers who don't work for Russian Occupiers should be executed or put in a gulag: https://twitter.com/olex_scherba/sta...2ujO0zIAg&s=19
Amnesty International apologizes for report rebuking Ukraine. https://www.reuters.com/world/europe...ne-2022-08-07/
This fuckers can't even apologize correctly - this is some "Sorry you were offended" level bullshit.
Hey Silver. Fuck you, you piece of shit. I used to think you were just some pathetic loser who did not believe in work. Now I know you to be a wad of cock juice. Fuck off and finish dying.
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Originally Posted by DmitrytheWizzy
My fondest wish for you Silver is you experience exactly the same amount of kindness and understanding you have shown the Ukrainian people.
wow... That is a full send corpo apology, I mean like their PR team pulled it almost word for word from the "big book of Corporate choose your own adventure: apology edition".Quote:
Originally Posted by Ninetoes
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How will that apologist Silver blame the Ukrainians for this?
I wonder if they know a lot of that radiation would blow into Russia. Then again it's the Russian military, When have they ever given a flying fuck about civilians.
Ruskies lost some aircraft in Crimea, Sadly the Runway is still intact but good shooting anyway.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-62500560
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There was a large line of traffic leaving the Crimea after that happened. Guess the Russians there have decided the time to get out is now.
Good argument for not blowing up the bridge, the more Russians leave the easier it will be for Ukraine to take the peninsula back.
Now Steven Seagull err Seagal is spreading Kremlin lies
I mean we already knew he was a Putler fanboy but he’s really all in here.
Push em back, push em back, way back
https://abcnews.go.com/International...ry?id=89748763
There is also rumors that things ain’t so peachy in Moscow.
Hopefully Ukraine can keep the pressure on.
whoops guess Putin did just admit its going as bad for them as it actually is
https://www.npr.org/2022/09/21/11242...ssian-citizens
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MOSCOW — Russian President Vladimir Putin declared a "partial mobilization" of Russia's armed forces on Wednesday morning — signing a decree that will send Russians who have gone through military training to join the fight in Ukraine while stopping short of an all-out draft.
"Only those citizens will be drafted to military service who are currently in the reserve and first of all those who have served in the army, who have certain professions and have necessary experience," will be recruited for the campaign, said Putin in a televised address to the nation.
The announcement came just a day after some Russian-controlled areas in Ukraine announced plans for referendums on becoming part of Russia. The choreographed series of events was reminiscent of the Russian leader's announcement to send tens of thousands of troops into Ukraine in February.
Putin's Wednesday announcement also came as his country has struggled to replenish its fighting force in Ukraine and suffered setbacks on the battlefield amid a surging Ukrainian counteroffensive.
In a separate television interview, Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu said Russia would immediately call up 300,000 reservists to "hold the line at the front" in Ukraine.
In his address, Putin said the larger force was necessary as Ukraine continued to receive heavy weaponry from a "collective West" intent on "weakening, isolating, and destroying Russia."
The Russian leader also insisted Russia had a moral obligation to protect civilians in partially Russian-occupied portions of Ukraine as they held a series of "referendums" aimed at joining the Russian Federation later this week.
Putin also accused Western powers of providing Ukraine with long-range weapon systems that can strike deep into Russian territory — and again accused Ukraine and its allies of menacing Russia with nuclear threats. Putin warned Russia and its people would use "all available means" in their defense — noting Russia had its own capable nuclear arsenal. "This is no bluff," Putin said.
"Those who are blackmailing us with nuclear weapons should know – the rose winds can change and blow in their direction."
The defense minister also provided new figures on Russian casualties — saying 5,937 Russian soldiers had died fighting in Ukraine. Western estimates run much higher.