Ghostagain:
Many romanians also have poor hygiene. You don't wish to have some romanians as your neighbours. Just two romanian families in my neighborhood and they bleeped up the entire place. Once you have them in your neighborhood, more romanians will come and roam near your house, expect your place to be robbed once or twice every 3 months.

Ghostagain:
Yemen is saying this is a result of Yemeni advancement in hypersonic missile technology. Who is Yemen kidding 😂?

lanre316:


Again

WTH!!!

Allthelight:


Who does not know ballistic missiles are hypersonic

Funny people

Ghostagain:
I will never be able to understand why Poland, Hungary and Romania are part of the EU, especially Romania. What in hell do they bring to the table ? And now some people want to add Ukraine

cyber999:


That's crazy speed. Damn!

That's 2.22 km/s.

More than two freaking kilometers each second!!!

😲

Ghostagain:
Nafo slava Kursk, how is it going ?
(How far ? 🤣)

sainttwist1:
on point

cyber999:


That song was....

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Procashtips:


Better she becomes the president.

Ghostagain:

Whomever wins the election, the script of what they shall do has already been written down by the CIA.
If you look attentively at USA politics then you will notice that no matter who gets elected, nothing changes.

petesunday:
Putin is playing a very long, complicated game that very few actually understand. The west hs tried to bait him to no avail. He is fighting a military, economic, political nd psychological war. If he goes full blown on Ukraine, he plays into the Western narrative of a villain and his arsenal may be depleted when NATO faces him directly. He also needs to convince his allies, especially China that they are fighting a just war. There is a growing alliance of global south that will render US powerless but it's building slowly. Putin is buying time, gradually playing the west in their own cat and mouse game.

ourunivibes:


Well i understand you. You know you can never be entirely prepared for a war. Those west are very cunny and evil. Russia shouldn't have enacted any red line at all beacuse all the red lines have been shattered and guess what even countries that can't cough where Russia is, see Netherlands Lithuania and co giving greenlight to strike deep inside Russia. Man e don spoil, Sun Tzu the great Chinese warlord said that was is inevitable and it part of life, don't take a war lightly, and don't underestimate your opponent. By virtue of what is going on man it's not going to go well for Moscow sorry to drop this here. Sentiments aside, Russia need to spioil Ukraine before Ukraine spoil them

Masterviolence:

Something keeps telling me that I should withdraw my support from trump which I've done some days ago.

Donald trump is not the saviour y'all think he is. Trump is a business man and a stubborn one at that, but he cannot go against the deepstate and their interest.
Upon assuming position of the president and getting his sit in the oval office, he'll make more irrational decisions and increase the financing of Ukraine defenses since no active duty American soldier is dying officially in Ukraine.

It's up for trump to prove me wrong if he is lucky enough to win come November.

Masterviolence:

Something keeps telling me that I should withdraw my support from trump which I've done some days ago.

Donald trump is not the saviour y'all think he is. Trump is a business man and a stubborn one at that, but he cannot go against the deepstate and their interest.
Upon assuming position of the president and getting his sit in the oval office, he'll make more irrational decisions and increase the financing of Ukraine defenses since no active duty American soldier is dying officially in Ukraine.

It's up for trump to prove me wrong if he is lucky enough to win come November.

Masterviolence:

Something keeps telling me that I should withdraw my support from trump which I've done some days ago.

Donald trump is not the saviour y'all think he is. Trump is a business man and a stubborn one at that, but he cannot go against the deepstate and their interest.
Upon assuming position of the president and getting his sit in the oval office, he'll make more irrational decisions and increase the financing of Ukraine defenses since no active duty American soldier is dying officially in Ukraine.

It's up for trump to prove me wrong if he is lucky enough to win come November.

Ghostagain:
This is the stupidest thing I've ever heard. 100% tariff means no trade at all. What a dunce this trump is.

WriterrNg:
😂 🤣 😂 🤣 😂


🤡 🤡 🤡 🇪🇺 🇺🇸 🇬🇧 Cowardly alliance 🤡 🤡 🤡

WrriterNg:
⚡🇺🇦 KIEV SENT 15 TRUCKS WITH DEAD BODIES TO SWEDEN.

The attack on a military communications institute in Poltava and a training center for specialists in electronic warfare and surveillance is beginning to take on new details. Official Kiev says about 50 soldiers have been killed and more than 200 wounded.

Military experts, including Western ones, confirm the deaths of about 600 people, including Czech, German and French "specialists". And Sweden is in complete shock at the loss of the entire leadership of the SAAB long-range radar detection and control systems in Poltava.

Crossing Russian red lines is life-threatening
Western journalists and experts continue to discuss the "attack of the century" and report more and more details of the extreme losses.

According to British expert Alexander Mercouris, shared on his blog, among those destroyed in the Iskander strike were specialists trained by the Swedes to operate the AWACS surveillance systems of reconnaissance aircraft.

King Charles XVI of Sweden shuddered at the word "Poltava".

It is already known that German, French and British soldiers served as instructors at the Poltava Military Institute. Their task was to train cadets of the Armed Forces of Ukraine to work with unmanned aerial systems supplied to the Ukrainian army from NATO countries.

But in addition to UAV instructors, there were also top Swedish specialists in electronic warfare and radar systems. The Swedes trained the Ukrainians to work on ASC 890 aircraft to detect long-range radar targets.

WrriterNg:
⚡ "Azerbaijan was not and will not be part of the anti-Russian sanctions campaign."

– Ilham Aliyev, President of Azerbaijan.

WritterNg:


My own be say.... It's time for women everywhere in the world to get drafted to war, equally as men.

And it's time for women to start doing jobs like welding, construction, plumbing, mechanic and other dangerous jobs.

That's what equality really means. Men have tried. We have been carrying the burden since forever.

FoolishBoy419:


Honestly, I can understand their support for the West (visa things 😂) but it takes a special level of mental retardation to believe China is committing genocide while Israel is not.

soqmeov:

A reporter once asked the dumb US secretary of state how they came to the conclusion that on one hand, China is commiting genocide against Uyghurs in Xinjiang (without any substantial or sensible evidence),while on the other, they haven't seen any sign of genocide against Palestinians in Gaza(despite overwhelming evidence).
It's no surprise that their fanboys are saying the same crap.
🤡🇺🇸🤡🇺🇸🤡

DaddyCoool:


Absolutely nothing wrong with being a homo. That's why I don't understand why u so reluctant to come out of the closet

DaddyCoool:


Rigged by who? How?
She'll be President simply because she has the demographics and more money. Why not rig in some openly gay dude? Why not?

DaddyCoool:
My people please what kind of pennises are these? Even women's pads are bigger than these

DaddyCoool:


For you to suppress a truth I want revealed you must be stronger than me. No?

So Kamala is also a man. Who knew. So much for first female president.
What's her man name? Oh I forget it can also be a man's name viz;

WrriterNg:
Where is pansophist, Appleyard And Gerrard5?



They haven't posted here in a while

LordAdam16:


From the early days of the War, a strategic concern had been building.
We've seen many instances of Russia destroying concentrations of foreign mercenaries in Ukraine.
However, Ukraine has been able to amass large aggregations of men and materiel across the country without Russia taking them out.
Maybe it's due to AD. Or Ukraine doing too many things at the same time (since they outsource a lot of the planning to the 14 Eyes and the West), that RU has to prioritize. But that inability made the Kursk incursion a possibility.

All they had to do was designate a Kalibr or Iskander for every grouping that exceeds 2,000 men - enough to cause damage - and run down the clock on the Eastern Front.

Add that to the list of limitations. They also can't stop the free flow of weapons into Ukraine. And they also can't destroy Ukrainian military industry since they can always just move underground. This has been a boon for the production of small drones, since they import parts from Asia which does not have the same deficiencies as the West.

Essentially, Ukraine cannot win the war. But they can be a very costly nuisance. The Kursk gambit reflects this.
It shouldn't lead to anything significant, but it was always an asterisk. Ukraine amassed soldiers on the borders of Belarus, Transnistria, and Russia. They could have pushed into any of the three. Belarus would be a provocation since they aren't currently a belligerent. Moldova firmly opposed moving into Transnistria. So they went into Kursk. The partisan infiltrations into Belgorod over the past 18 months provided critical insight into Russian defenses and response times. They also softened the underbelly with the deep strikes on airfields and radars.

Russia has the trump card because they have the superior force, a lot of land, larger population, and an intact MIC.
By some estimates, Ukraine can only support an incursion of about 100KM. That's the farthest they can go before supply chain and logistic snags wreck them. The deeper they go in, the larger the defense perimeter of the Ukrainians, which they'll have to man with more troops. It also allows Russia lots of surface area to press for pinchers through the flanks. It is a strategic gift.
It's the Prigozhin affair again. Let them roll in and make Russia the newest cemetery for Ukrainians.
From a PR perspective, this is not ideal. But if I can see it, I'm pretty certain Command would have told Putin that his slow, methodical approach would always have this as a potential outcome. Got to take the good with the bad.

This is also reminiscent of the Kharkov offensive. Ukraine had swift, lightspeed attacks. Captured a lot of ground. It fizzled out. They've been on the backfoot since. And right now a repeat seems implausible. Russia is learning a lot on the fly right now.

I had called for a general mobilization since last year. Equip a 5m man army. Take everything east of Dnieper and connect a land bridge to Transnistria. End the war and prepare for other theaters. Russia will need a lot of operators and resources to back its clients in Africa - Libya, Sudan, CAR, and its new Sahel friends; the Middle East (Syria, Iran, Iraq, Lebanon); its Asian commitments - the Big One (a potential Taiwan invasion), North Korea, India, expanding its Pacific Fleet; and South America - Cuba, Bolivia, Venezuela, and maintaining its strategic interests on the continent.

But Putin wants a slow war . And that provides more time and boundless opportunities for more ship sinking, airfield strikes, terrorism and assassination, taking out pricey radar and AD installations, and Kursk-like incursions. These are the drawbacks of a slow war. Right now, many in the West think a Russian mobilization and all-out attack is justified, but Putin still would not bite.

Certainly Netanyahu has provided a stark contrast even though he has not and cannot achieve his objectives. He has helped buttressed the merits of Putin's approach. Ultimately, this is how he has opted to fight this war. When Medvedev fought the Georgian War, he deployed troops at a 5:1 advantage, disabled Georgian air and naval forces. Then it became a turkey shoot.

-Lord

Aizenosa1000:


The suicide squad will be wiped out one way or the other, it's like running into the military barracks and screaming because the brigade is out fighting.

Stoplying:
It feels like the last kick of a dying horse. The desperation of this move shows that Ukraine has lost the war and zelensky and NATO know it. Their media is in full blown propaganda right now.

This move is good for zelensky in the short term (he's become the hero of the media once again) but this move is bad for Ukraine in the short term and the long term.