War in Ukraine

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BeardedVol said:
Classic President Potato.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Belarus dictator destroys Putin's claim Ukraine was behind ISIS attack

Vladimir Putin has tried to spin Friday's mass killing on the outskirts of Moscow, which left 139 people dead, in his favour by claiming Volodymyr Zelensky had orchestrated it.
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@volgr @Pacer92 @Rasputin_Vol so about that whole “they were from Ukraine and tried to flee back there after the attack” 🐂 💩 narrative? I suppose you’ll now say it was 5D chess and they were trying to get back to Ukraine via going thru Belarus?
 
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NorthDallas40 said:
I read somewhere they were interdicted at the Belarus border and fled and were caught elsewhere 🤷‍♂️
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that brings up a good point. I was probably just reading some of the initial reports so I could easily be wrong on that. definitely seems to counter the Ukraine narrative pretty hard.
 
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LouderVol said:
how do any of these guys claim to know where they were fleeing too? They were all caught in the outskirts of Moscow.
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Belarus state media reported that the Belarusian secret service assisted Russia in their capture; quoted Belarus' ambassador to Russia.
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www.pravda.com.ua

Belarusian secret services assist Russia in capturing suspects in terrorist attack near Moscow on Belarusian border

Belarusian secret services have aided Russia in capturing suspects in the 22 March terrorist attack in Moscow Oblast to prevent the terrorists from sneaking across the border into Belarus.
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NorthDallas40 said:
@volgr @Pacer92 @Rasputin_Vol so about that whole “they were from Ukraine and tried to flee back there after the attack” 🐂 💩 narrative? I suppose you’ll now say it was 5D chess and they were trying to get back to Ukraine via going thru Belarus?
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Our resident slugs are still waiting for their marching orders from Moscow.

Russia done lost its mind...

Alexander Bortnikov, the director of the FSB offered no evidence for his claim, with the US, France and number of other nations all saying that a branch of Isis were responsible for the attack. Isis-K itself has claimed the attack and released a graphic video of it.

“The USA, Britain and Ukraine are behind the terrorist attack in Crocus City Hall,” Mr Bortnikov, a staunch ally of Vladimir Putin, was quoted as saying by TASS, the Russian state-owned news agency. “We believe the action was prepared both by the radical Islamists themselves and, of course, facilitated by Western special services”.
 
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MontyPython said:
Our resident slugs are still waiting for their marching orders from Moscow.

Russia done lost its mind...

Alexander Bortnikov, the director of the FSB offered no evidence for his claim, with the US, France and number of other nations all saying that a branch of Isis were responsible for the attack. Isis-K itself has claimed the attack and released a graphic video of it.

“The USA, Britain and Ukraine are behind the terrorist attack in Crocus City Hall,” Mr Bortnikov, a staunch ally of Vladimir Putin, was quoted as saying by TASS, the Russian state-owned news agency. “We believe the action was prepared both by the radical Islamists themselves and, of course, facilitated by Western special services”.
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Simply hilarious. Based on their performance over the last two years we expected now to believe they could find their own asses with a map and a big foam finger pointed right at it.
 
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NorthDallas40 said:
Simply hilarious. Based on their performance over the last two years we expected now to believe they could find their own asses with a map and a big foam finger pointed right at it.
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The charade that Putin orchestrates is laughable to anyone with 2 eyes... except for the blind like our resident idiots.
 
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LouderVol said:
It took them 8 years to prep for Ukraine. and even all that preparation has turned into a 2 year stalemate with a nation 1/3 the population.
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You are a clown. The 30+ countries of NATO + South Korea, Japan, Israel, Australia, New Zealand and others have sent weapons to Ukraine and they still cannot outproduce Russia, Iran (allegedly) and North Korea (allegedly).

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but somehow, some way, Russia is going to be able to flip the switch and take on all of NATO somewhat shortly after they win in Ukraine.
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No, not "going"... it already has done it.
 
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Rasputin_Vol said:
You are a clown. The 30+ countries of NATO + South Korea, Japan, Israel, Australia, New Zealand and others have sent weapons to Ukraine and they still cannot outproduce Russia, Iran (allegedly) and North Korea (allegedly).


No, not "going"... it already has done it.
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You seriously cannot believe the BS you post.
 
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Rasputin_Vol said:
You are a clown. The 30+ countries of NATO + South Korea, Japan, Israel, Australia, New Zealand and others have sent weapons to Ukraine and they still cannot outproduce Russia, Iran (allegedly) and North Korea (allegedly).


No, not "going"... it already has done it.
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You are a paid Russian stooge.

Enjoy your fantasy world, Ivan.

Even worse, you actually made me agree with @hog88 (for once). Damn your oily hide.
 
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Zelensky Fires Security Chief As Defense Shake-Up Continues

"Another big and expected shakeup in Kyiv. Zelensky has dismissed Oleksiy Danilov from the post of head of Ukraine’s National Security and Defense Council and replaced him with Oleksandr Lytvynenko, who has been serving at Chief of the Foreign Intelligence Service," writes Miller.

This is but the latest in a major shake-up of top defense ranks which began in early February. At that time Ukraine's top general and commander of the armed forces, Gen. Valery Zaluzhny, was booted out despite his widely reported popularity among military ranks.
 
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LouderVol said:
how do any of these guys claim to know where they were fleeing too? They were all caught in the outskirts of Moscow.
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Huh??? Bryansk is the "outskirts" of Moscow??? Is Nashville on the outskirts of Atlanta? Because that is roughly the same distance we are talking about.

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Rasputin_Vol said:
You are a clown. The 30+ countries of NATO + South Korea, Japan, Israel, Australia, New Zealand and others have sent weapons to Ukraine and they still cannot outproduce Russia, Iran (allegedly) and North Korea (allegedly).


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you left off China. and there is no allegedly about it. Putin has thanked Iran for their drones, and NK for their artillery shells.

If Russia was still sending in primarily late model T80s or T90s you could try to claim that Russia is fine. but they can't. they are having to fill out attack columns with T54/55s. they have previously had to use those T55s as artillery pieces, and the ones that broke down from their use as artillery have had their turrets stripped off, and turned into open topped kangaroo infantry transport.

they still don't have air supremacy over Ukraine which is why they are using the glide bombs. and they can't protect their navy from a nation with no navy.

Russia has NO stockpile to rely on for the next war. They haven't been able to honor their arms deals with India, and they had to default on their defensive alliance with Armenia. When NATO defaults on protecting on of their countries you will have an argument about Russia being able to take NATO.

they can't even man their borders with NATO, you know the direct dire threat to the very existence of Russia.

Russia would need a lot of time to prep for a war with the west.
 
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Rasputin_Vol said:
Huh??? Bryansk is the "outskirts" of Moscow??? Is Nashville on the outskirts of Atlanta? Because that is roughly the same distance we are talking about.

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already covered this with ND40. I must have only seen the initial reports which had them stopped outside of Moscow.

it doesn't take me nearly 7 hours to get from Atlanta to Nashville, more like 4. what the hell kinda roads are they driving on over there? I can make it to Tampa from Atlanta in 6.5. thats a 40mph speed limit, to cross freaking Russia, you have to be effing crapping me. I don't ever want to hear Russians have it better than us with that type of mobility.
 
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Seems Ukraine's attacks on refineries is paying off.

"According to Reuters , in March Russia increased the import of gasoline from Belarus to address the problem of potential shortages on the domestic market due to unforeseen repairs of oil refineries after drone attacks. Usually Russia is a fuel exporter, but disruptions in its oil refinery sector have forced oil companies to resort to imports.

In response to drone attacks on Russian oil refineries since the beginning of the year, Russia imposed a ban on gasoline exports starting March 1 to ensure sufficient fuel supplies to the domestic market. Although Russia in general exports fuel, last year in August-October during a deficit it appealed to Belarus, which led to a sharp increase in gasoline prices and imposed another ban on oil exports.

The volume of imports that Russia needs will depend on the timing of the repair of the oil refineries, as another source claims. Industry sources suggest that Russian oil companies may increase oil deliveries to Belarusian refineries in exchange for additional oil products destined for Russia.

Belarus usually exports its petroleum products through Russian Baltic ports to international markets under long-term transit agreements. However, Belarus’ policy on prioritizing fuel exports may contribute to the rise of prices and potential fuel shortage within the country."
 
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