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‘When are you going to invite us to join Nato?’ And [Robertson] said: ‘Well, we don’t invite people to join Nato, they apply to join Nato.’ And he said: ‘Well, we’re not standing in line with a lot of countries that don’t matter.’”

Is it just me or does that sound exactly like something Trump would say?

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“Special Military Operation” is a funny way to say Invasion.

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“Protect civilians” ah the classic Russian excuse.

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Oh my effing god its happening

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Ah, shit, here we go!

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Watching Civilian footage trickle out over in Ukraine feels surreal. The numerous perspectives gives it a found footage feel to it where it’s genuinely scary. I can’t fathom how the people of Ukraine must be feeling right now.

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Jesus… Well that went fast… What an incredible cunt. And the audacity of the claims coming out of his filthy KGB mouth :face_vomiting:

Good luck to you Ukraine… Wipe out as many of them as you can.

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fuck. thoughts and prayers to the ukrainians caught up in this business.

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Seems like a complete war began.
Here and there messages of destructions are incoming.
I can’t even imagine what next days will bring.
Maybe I’m being too pessimistic, but I don’t believe in our forces at all.
Will be glad to be mistaken.
But on the other hand there are messages that the enemy also bears significant losses.
I myself heard a few explosions from my place, biut at this very moment the situation more or less calm for civilians.

Here you are a few insides :slight_smile:

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I heard that Odessa had some targets. Hence my post in the What’s New topic.

Glad you are well.

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Can´t blame you, with an attack from several directions and by an enemy superior in numbers and capacities. Plus the terrain isn´t exactly ideal for protracted defence either :frowning: Hard to win without direct outside intervention… Still, the least your forces can do is make it as bloody and costly for Moscow as possible and potentially make it implode on them (wishful thinking perhaps, but still…).

Anyways, good to hear you are ok. Stay safe and keep us posted if you can.

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Every city has. A military unit not far from the city was fired upon. A few died

Thank you.
Thank you all for all your support.
I’ll try to stay safe and online

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holy shit. stay safe, my friend. thoughts are with you.

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Do not trust what you read online. Much of it is Russian disinformation, or unintentional ignorance.

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Moscow Stock Exchange currently dropping by ~1% every 30 seconds, no sign of stopping. We may be witnessing the collapse of Russia’s economy in real time.

Edit: Down nearly 50% now.

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People were saying amphibious assault on Odessa and entire Ukrainian navy neutralized in port. Obviously this is not the case.

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I have a half-brother in Odessa. Hope he’s ok with his family.

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At this moment it’s untrue. But apparently everything is possible.

It’s been an explosion not far from my place, we felt it like an earthquake push.
Still relatively calm in here

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A lot of disinformations are running, some are natural for the circonstances, most are manufactured.

Outside of the obvious desire of creating confusion (giving the belief that every locations is touched and so the impression that what is visibly not currently touched will be very soon) and demoralization, the russian federation wants to create a “fait accomplie”.

Maybe to avoid the blunt of western sanctions, maybe to allow the installation of a more friendly government in Ukraine (the part they do not see as independent regions).

They will present it a mere, almost routine, operation. Therefore with no exceptional events and demanding no exceptional consequences, just a return to normal affairs.
With some new faces in some positions.

I also advise anyone to look into the 2008 Russian-Georgian war and the last 20 years history of the russian federation.

Especially because you will find some parallel on regions becoming “independant republics”. A few years later they then make a vote and decide to integrate in the Russian Federation (that’s why it’s always important to remember that Russia is a federation of republics)

The Russo-Georgian War [note 3] was a war between Georgia, Russia and the Russian-backed self-proclaimed republics of South Ossetia and Abkhazia.

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