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DIY-HP-LED
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Move heaven and earth, along with squeezing the square head's nuts over heavy armor!
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Report: Germany to deliver 'Gepard' anti-aircraft tanks to Ukraine | DW News
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Report: Germany to deliver 'Gepard' anti-aircraft tanks to Ukraine | DW News
captainmorgan
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The mad midget misses riding his shetland pony shirtless, oh those were the days.
CunningCanuk
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At least we didn’t have to wait for the dust to settle to see you look like a nitwit.
thanks for stopping by comrade.
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BudmanTX
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oh hi.....glad you can make it comrade can u explain why there are 22 thousand dead and prolly triple that wounded, can u explain why russian mother and fathers aren't getting they're children back, can you also explain the war crimes that are being commited, the forced explulsion and removable of Ukrainian people, the over 300 children missing......
Fuck Putin
BudmanTX
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BudmanTX
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Insight: Ukraine prepares war crimes charges against Russian military personnel, including pilots
Three Russian pilots suspected of bombing civilian buildings in the Kharkiv and Sumy regions are among at least seven Russian military personnel that Kyiv is preparing war crimes charges against, the Ukrainian prosecutor general’s office told Reuters.
printer
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Russia has taken little land beyond what was held by the separatists before the 'Special Operation' began. There still is a good chance that Russia will take the southern area but there is also a good chance of Ukraine holding them to the areas they have now. If Russia is doing so well why is Putin lying to the Russian people about how the war is going, why they are fighting in the first place? While not as good as knowing the language I use Google translate to view a number of news outlets from Russia. And before you go saying that we are lied to by the Western media the lies told by your media have been exposed many times by events on the ground (we are retreating from Kiev as our objectives have been completed) to the Moskova sinking (Oh, it was a fire and not a Ukrainian missile, we are just moving the rest of our ships farther away so they do not have a similar 'fire').
And speaking about imposing their will on these areas, if the Russian culture and way of life was so go why did Russia not convert them without the end of a gun?
JamieThePainter
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Aye, but she didn't get in, so we'll have to take that as a victory I think. I think the extra 6% odds that she got this time round is to be expected seeing as Macron has been in charge for a wee while now. Still though, I half expected to see her win, so I'm very much relieved.
JamieThePainter
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Propaganda exists on both sides during a war. This is known.
printer
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Putin’s war sparked an urgent need to expand the US military-industrial base
Senior Pentagon officials recently invited leaders of the U.S. defense industry to discuss the need for replenishing the stockpiles of weapons that have been sent to Ukraine in the face of Russian aggression. This and the pacing threat of China are necessary for planning the production of weapons and services by our military industry. But they are not nearly enough for the new era ushered in by Vladimir Putin’s war.
True, the supplying of two particular weapon systems so far has put a significant dent in our stockpiles. We have sent Ukraine 33 percent of our Javelins — a portable anti-tank missile — and around 25 percent of our Stinger anti-aircraft missiles. The Pentagon has quite rightly said these must be replenished — or better still, replaced by more capable newer models. And as there is no indication that the war will end any time soon, we must assume the requirement for resupply will continue and even increase.
The mix of weapons will likely also change over time. Already, the Ukrainian president is asking for HIMRAS (rocket launchers), helicopters and drones. For effective use of these weapons, the Ukrainians will need training and sustainment assistance. The United States and/or NATO will need to organize quickly for this mission, perhaps by establishing a Military Assistance Command to train and sustain the Ukrainian forces. Such a step will also assist with the coordination of resupply operations among allies....
thehill.com
And it goes on. Sad that money that could be put to better use will be used up to shoot one another. But a little man wants to make Russia great again.
Senior Pentagon officials recently invited leaders of the U.S. defense industry to discuss the need for replenishing the stockpiles of weapons that have been sent to Ukraine in the face of Russian aggression. This and the pacing threat of China are necessary for planning the production of weapons and services by our military industry. But they are not nearly enough for the new era ushered in by Vladimir Putin’s war.
True, the supplying of two particular weapon systems so far has put a significant dent in our stockpiles. We have sent Ukraine 33 percent of our Javelins — a portable anti-tank missile — and around 25 percent of our Stinger anti-aircraft missiles. The Pentagon has quite rightly said these must be replenished — or better still, replaced by more capable newer models. And as there is no indication that the war will end any time soon, we must assume the requirement for resupply will continue and even increase.
The mix of weapons will likely also change over time. Already, the Ukrainian president is asking for HIMRAS (rocket launchers), helicopters and drones. For effective use of these weapons, the Ukrainians will need training and sustainment assistance. The United States and/or NATO will need to organize quickly for this mission, perhaps by establishing a Military Assistance Command to train and sustain the Ukrainian forces. Such a step will also assist with the coordination of resupply operations among allies....
Putin’s war sparked an urgent need to expand the US military-industrial base
The Russian invasion of Ukraine requires a significant change in the tone, tenor and tempo of our foreign military sales.
thehill.com
And it goes on. Sad that money that could be put to better use will be used up to shoot one another. But a little man wants to make Russia great again.
printer
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Russia’s Rosneft fails to sell oil in tender after demanding payment in rubles
Russia’s Rosneft failed to sell oil in a jumbo tender after demanding prepayment in rubles, five traders said on Monday, meaning the country’s top oil producer will need to find ways to divert more crude to buyers in Asia through private deals.
Rosneft was unable to award a tender to sell 6.5 milliontonnes of Urals, Siberian Light, Sokol and ESPO Blend oil loading from Russian ports in May-June because there were no bids from buyers, the traders said.
Rosneft did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
english.alarabiya.net
Hope India keeps it up.
Russia’s Rosneft failed to sell oil in a jumbo tender after demanding prepayment in rubles, five traders said on Monday, meaning the country’s top oil producer will need to find ways to divert more crude to buyers in Asia through private deals.
Rosneft was unable to award a tender to sell 6.5 milliontonnes of Urals, Siberian Light, Sokol and ESPO Blend oil loading from Russian ports in May-June because there were no bids from buyers, the traders said.
Rosneft did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
Russia’s Rosneft fails to sell oil in tender after demanding payment in rubles
Russia’s Rosneft failed to sell oil in a jumbo tender after demanding prepayment in rubles, five traders said on Monday, meaning the country’s top oil
Hope India keeps it up.
Budzbuddha
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printer
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News from an 'independent' view of the war.
German journalist spoke about the atrocities of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the hospital of Mariupol
Ukrainian security forces killed a large number of people in a hospital in Mariupol after tying their hands. Alina Lipp, a journalist from Germany, told the Izvestia TV channel about this.
“There is horror here, there are really a lot of corpses, especially with their hands tied. There is a suspicion that these are civilians who were detained and shot,” she said. Lipp noted that she could not imagine such atrocities committed by Russian military personnel, since the Russians only help. “Russians only help other people here, they bring humanitarian aid. I think these are really Ukrainians,” the journalist said. All the atrocities that the representative of the German media had to see, and, according to her, there were many, were committed by the Ukrainian military. On April 15, a correspondent for the Izvestia TV channel, Oleksiy Poltoranin, showed the state of one of the hospital buildings in Mariupol, which was shelled by the Ukrainian military. Being inside the former building is dangerous: a collapse can occur at any moment. Under the rubble are the bodies of the dead, the correspondent said.
On February 24, Russia launched a special operation to protect Donbass. The Kremlin explained that the tasks of the special operation include the demilitarization and denazification of Ukraine, the implementation of which is necessary to ensure the security of Russia. The decision was made against the background of the aggravation of the situation in the LPR and DPR as a result of shelling by the Ukrainian military.
iz.ru
And when I tried to find out something about the German journalist. I won't bother filling up the page, here is the link. Seems she is a propagandist for the Russians. I guess she takes after her Russian father rather than her German mother. But you will not read about that in Russia.
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German journalist spoke about the atrocities of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the hospital of Mariupol
Ukrainian security forces killed a large number of people in a hospital in Mariupol after tying their hands. Alina Lipp, a journalist from Germany, told the Izvestia TV channel about this.
“There is horror here, there are really a lot of corpses, especially with their hands tied. There is a suspicion that these are civilians who were detained and shot,” she said. Lipp noted that she could not imagine such atrocities committed by Russian military personnel, since the Russians only help. “Russians only help other people here, they bring humanitarian aid. I think these are really Ukrainians,” the journalist said. All the atrocities that the representative of the German media had to see, and, according to her, there were many, were committed by the Ukrainian military. On April 15, a correspondent for the Izvestia TV channel, Oleksiy Poltoranin, showed the state of one of the hospital buildings in Mariupol, which was shelled by the Ukrainian military. Being inside the former building is dangerous: a collapse can occur at any moment. Under the rubble are the bodies of the dead, the correspondent said.
On February 24, Russia launched a special operation to protect Donbass. The Kremlin explained that the tasks of the special operation include the demilitarization and denazification of Ukraine, the implementation of which is necessary to ensure the security of Russia. The decision was made against the background of the aggravation of the situation in the LPR and DPR as a result of shelling by the Ukrainian military.
Немецкая журналистка рассказала о зверствах ВСУ в больнице Мариуполя
Украинские силовики убили большое количество человек в больнице Мариуполя, предварительно связав им руки. Об этом рассказала журналистка из Германии Алина Липп телеканалу «Известия». «Здесь ужас, реально очень много трупов, тем более со связанными руками. Есть подозрение, что это мирные...
iz.ru
And when I tried to find out something about the German journalist. I won't bother filling up the page, here is the link. Seems she is a propagandist for the Russians. I guess she takes after her Russian father rather than her German mother. But you will not read about that in Russia.
Alina Lipp auf Telegramm: Einst bei den Grünen, jetzt Putins Infokriegerin
Jenseits der Frontlinie gibt es wenige Journalisten, die über den Ukraine-Kri...
printer
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Actually out of Russia, her father is in Crimea. The news site is Russian, I tried to get a translated link but they have something funny going on with the page detecting the browser. There is right wing and then there is Russian propaganda. Seems she fits in the second category.wait? what? the ukrainians did what? omg....
talk bout right wing out of Germany
captainmorgan
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Gazprom halts gas deliveries to Poland via Yamal pipeline: Polish pipeline operator
printer
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They want payment in Russian funny money and the operator said no, we are paying as per the contract.
BudmanTX
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yeah she does......