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Lines today in Moscow.

Bank run accelerates in #Moscow after Putin imposed crippling capital controls last night to protect a collapsing economy. This is Svetnoi Boulevard in the heart of Moscow. pic.twitter.com/LgaclQzaPB

— Jason Corcoran (@jason_corcoran) March 1, 2022

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Дом Путина во Франции помечен тегом #PutinHitler #PutinsWar #Kharkivr
#PutinWarCriminal #Poutine #Kharkov #Kiev #VladimirZemmour pic.twitter.com/b5sUW6vV3Z

— anatolia_turc (@AnatoliaPasa) March 1, 2022

Alexey Danilov announced the liquidation of a group of Kadyrovites who planned to kill Zelensky. pic.twitter.com/qa245WqfER

— NEXTA (@nexta_tv) March 1, 2022

(Reuters) - Multiple cluster bombs were fired on Ukraine's second largest city Kharkiv on Monday, two munitions experts said after reviewing footage posted on social media.

Reuters geo-located two separate videos that show thuds and flashes over a wide residential area

— Phil Stewart (@phildstewart) March 1, 2022

The aftermath of a Russian air strike in Kharkiv. https://t.co/0QS4CdfUbohttps://t.co/M59xyuSAhc pic.twitter.com/svAw2r4L1W

— Rob Lee (@RALee85) March 1, 2022

Dilettante said:

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But Russia won't leave. They will likely accomplish their aims, right? Even if the cost was higher than expected (although I don't think we know what they expected). The region could be relatively stable then, leaving the question of how long we intend to maintain these sanctions.

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#Britain imposed sanctions against the #Russian Direct Investment Fund and its head Kirill Dmitriev. The fund's assets, if found, will be frozen.

— NEXTA (@nexta_tv) March 1, 2022

TChaney said:

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Дом Путина во Франции помечен тегом #PutinHitler #PutinsWar #Kharkivr
#PutinWarCriminal #Poutine #Kharkov #Kiev #VladimirZemmour pic.twitter.com/b5sUW6vV3Z

— anatolia_turc (@AnatoliaPasa) March 1, 2022

Putin's house in France is tagged

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Dilettante said:

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But Russia won't leave. They will likely accomplish their aims, right? Even if the cost was higher than expected (although I don't think we know what they expected). The region could be relatively stable then, leaving the question of how long we intend to maintain these sanctions.

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* RUSSIAN MOVE ON KYIV IS STALLED, OFFICIAL SAYS

* U.S. HAS INDICATIONS THAT SOME RUSSIAN UNITS HAVE SURRENDERED WITHOUT A FIGHT, U.S. OFFICIAL SAYS@Reuters

— Carl Quintanilla (@carlquintanilla) March 1, 2022

A person filmed the moment when a tank fired a shell towards the building where he was. This video would have been filmed in Borodianka, I am working on the geolocation.pic.twitter.com/du5XwFCvnF

— C O U P S U R E (@COUPSURE) March 1, 2022

javajaws said:

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Dilettante said:

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But Russia won't leave. They will likely accomplish their aims, right? Even if the cost was higher than expected (although I don't think we know what they expected). The region could be relatively stable then, leaving the question of how long we intend to maintain these sanctions.

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You leave the sanctions in place so long as Putin remains in the Ukraine. It's that simple.

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To the whole world: Watch and be terrified.
These are the consequences of the attack on #Kyiv TV Tower. At least five people have been reported dead and five more injured. Those are someone's mothers, fathers, and children. They were alive an hour ago.#StopRussia #StopPutin pic.twitter.com/u4GrGNY09T

— Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine (@ua_parliament) March 1, 2022

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Kharkiv, that is a chunk of an SU-34 pic.twitter.com/eK76SJ1b3V

— OSINTtechnical (@Osinttechnical) March 1, 2022

We also heard them cry during a fight near Kharkhiv, as heard in this recording. But also had fuel issues, trouble coordinating because lack of maps, ... While also requesting air support or talking about Iskander strikes. https://t.co/ouOWie1t1G

— ShadowBreak Intl. (@sbreakintl) March 1, 2022

TChaney said:

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Kharkiv, that is a chunk of an SU-34 pic.twitter.com/eK76SJ1b3V

— OSINTtechnical (@Osinttechnical) March 1, 2022

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No Spin Ag said:

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javajaws said:

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Dilettante said:

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But Russia won't leave. They will likely accomplish their aims, right? Even if the cost was higher than expected (although I don't think we know what they expected). The region could be relatively stable then, leaving the question of how long we intend to maintain these sanctions.

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You leave the sanctions in place so long as Putin remains in the Ukraine. It's that simple.

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This.

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Rapier108 said:

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TChaney said:

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Kharkiv, that is a chunk of an SU-34 pic.twitter.com/eK76SJ1b3V

— OSINTtechnical (@Osinttechnical) March 1, 2022

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Hopefully true. That is one of Russia's newest and most advanced strike aircraft.

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pic.twitter.com/SLI3aT8DdI

— OSINTtechnical (@Osinttechnical) March 1, 2022

Beat40 said:

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No Spin Ag said:

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javajaws said:

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Dilettante said:

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But Russia won't leave. They will likely accomplish their aims, right? Even if the cost was higher than expected (although I don't think we know what they expected). The region could be relatively stable then, leaving the question of how long we intend to maintain these sanctions.

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You leave the sanctions in place so long as Putin remains in the Ukraine. It's that simple.

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This.

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The part that takes it from simple arithmetic to calculus is the nuclear component. Going to have to walk that line and not push the dangerous animal so far into the corner that he feels the only recourse is to let one fly.

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RONA Ag said:

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Beat40 said:

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No Spin Ag said:

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javajaws said:

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Dilettante said:

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But Russia won't leave. They will likely accomplish their aims, right? Even if the cost was higher than expected (although I don't think we know what they expected). The region could be relatively stable then, leaving the question of how long we intend to maintain these sanctions.

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You leave the sanctions in place so long as Putin remains in the Ukraine. It's that simple.

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This.

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The part that takes it from simple arithmetic to calculus is the nuclear component. Going to have to walk that line and not push the dangerous animal so far into the corner that he feels the only recourse is to let one fly.

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We have nuclear deterrents for that. If he launches a nuke so be it. His own people will remove him from office. We can't be afraid to act because of something as trivial as a "will he push the button"

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TChaney said:

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Kharkiv, that is a chunk of an SU-34 pic.twitter.com/eK76SJ1b3V

— OSINTtechnical (@Osinttechnical) March 1, 2022

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Rapier108 said:

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TChaney said:

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Kharkiv, that is a chunk of an SU-34 pic.twitter.com/eK76SJ1b3V

— OSINTtechnical (@Osinttechnical) March 1, 2022

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Hopefully true. That is one of Russia's newest and most advanced strike aircraft.

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Rapier108 said:

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RONA Ag said:

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Beat40 said:

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No Spin Ag said:

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javajaws said:

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Dilettante said:

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But Russia won't leave. They will likely accomplish their aims, right? Even if the cost was higher than expected (although I don't think we know what they expected). The region could be relatively stable then, leaving the question of how long we intend to maintain these sanctions.

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You leave the sanctions in place so long as Putin remains in the Ukraine. It's that simple.

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This.

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The part that takes it from simple arithmetic to calculus is the nuclear component. Going to have to walk that line and not push the dangerous animal so far into the corner that he feels the only recourse is to let one fly.

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We have nuclear deterrents for that. If he launches a nuke so be it. His own people will remove him from office. We can't be afraid to act because of something as trivial as a "will he push the button"

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It's not letting 1 nuke fly.

It is letting his entire strategic arsenal fly all at once.

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Rapier108 said:

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RONA Ag said:

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Beat40 said:

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No Spin Ag said:

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javajaws said:

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Dilettante said:

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But Russia won't leave. They will likely accomplish their aims, right? Even if the cost was higher than expected (although I don't think we know what they expected). The region could be relatively stable then, leaving the question of how long we intend to maintain these sanctions.

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You leave the sanctions in place so long as Putin remains in the Ukraine. It's that simple.

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This.

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The part that takes it from simple arithmetic to calculus is the nuclear component. Going to have to walk that line and not push the dangerous animal so far into the corner that he feels the only recourse is to let one fly.

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We have nuclear deterrents for that. If he launches a nuke so be it. His own people will remove him from office. We can't be afraid to act because of something as trivial as a "will he push the button"

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It's not letting 1 nuke fly.

It is letting his entire strategic arsenal fly all at once.

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aggiehawg said:

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Rapier108 said:

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RONA Ag said:

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Beat40 said:

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No Spin Ag said:

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javajaws said:

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Dilettante said:

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But Russia won't leave. They will likely accomplish their aims, right? Even if the cost was higher than expected (although I don't think we know what they expected). The region could be relatively stable then, leaving the question of how long we intend to maintain these sanctions.

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You leave the sanctions in place so long as Putin remains in the Ukraine. It's that simple.

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This.

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The part that takes it from simple arithmetic to calculus is the nuclear component. Going to have to walk that line and not push the dangerous animal so far into the corner that he feels the only recourse is to let one fly.

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We have nuclear deterrents for that. If he launches a nuke so be it. His own people will remove him from office. We can't be afraid to act because of something as trivial as a "will he push the button"

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It's not letting 1 nuke fly.

It is letting his entire strategic arsenal fly all at once.

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I seriously doubt his generals would let him do that. Our submarine nuclear arsenal would take them out.

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aeroag14 said:

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aggiehawg said:

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Rapier108 said:

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RONA Ag said:

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Beat40 said:

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No Spin Ag said:

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javajaws said:

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Dilettante said:

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But Russia won't leave. They will likely accomplish their aims, right? Even if the cost was higher than expected (although I don't think we know what they expected). The region could be relatively stable then, leaving the question of how long we intend to maintain these sanctions.

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You leave the sanctions in place so long as Putin remains in the Ukraine. It's that simple.

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This.

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The part that takes it from simple arithmetic to calculus is the nuclear component. Going to have to walk that line and not push the dangerous animal so far into the corner that he feels the only recourse is to let one fly.

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We have nuclear deterrents for that. If he launches a nuke so be it. His own people will remove him from office. We can't be afraid to act because of something as trivial as a "will he push the button"

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It's not letting 1 nuke fly.

It is letting his entire strategic arsenal fly all at once.

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I seriously doubt his generals would let him do that. Our submarine nuclear arsenal would take them out.

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The problem, whether correct or incorrect, is that Putin also believes that his submarine nuclear arsenal would take us out.

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aeroag14 said:

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aggiehawg said:

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Rapier108 said:

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RONA Ag said:

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Beat40 said:

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No Spin Ag said:

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javajaws said:

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Dilettante said:

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But Russia won't leave. They will likely accomplish their aims, right? Even if the cost was higher than expected (although I don't think we know what they expected). The region could be relatively stable then, leaving the question of how long we intend to maintain these sanctions.

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You leave the sanctions in place so long as Putin remains in the Ukraine. It's that simple.

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This.

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The part that takes it from simple arithmetic to calculus is the nuclear component. Going to have to walk that line and not push the dangerous animal so far into the corner that he feels the only recourse is to let one fly.

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We have nuclear deterrents for that. If he launches a nuke so be it. His own people will remove him from office. We can't be afraid to act because of something as trivial as a "will he push the button"

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It's not letting 1 nuke fly.

It is letting his entire strategic arsenal fly all at once.

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I seriously doubt his generals would let him do that. Our submarine nuclear arsenal would take them out.

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The problem, whether correct or incorrect, is that Putin also believes that his submarine nuclear arsenal would take us out.

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