Ukrainian UAV footage allegedly showing artillery strikes on Russian forces in Kharkiv. https://t.co/JvRLutWTOF pic.twitter.com/CNBTOgzPY9
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The Donbas War has been pretty nasty at times and there have been a number of civilians on "both sides" that have died. Its a conflict that long ago needed a UN peacekeeping intervention but Russia will never allow that to happen.
Of course, that's really not why Russia has taken to trying to wipe much of Ukraine off the map. And to the extent it is, its another example of Russia instigating **** in order to justify instigating more *****
Of course, that's really not why Russia has taken to trying to wipe much of Ukraine off the map. And to the extent it is, its another example of Russia instigating **** in order to justify instigating more *****
cosmonautGilligan said:That looked like a "meat sack of potatoes" falling into the picture with a few pieces missing.JFABNRGR said:Wow nice attack. Lost a track. Crew trying to evac.ATX_AG_08 said:Destruction of Russian Forces tank after multiple hits by ATGM in Mariupol.
— Aldin 🇧🇦 (@aldin_ww) March 16, 2022
Video from AZOV drone. pic.twitter.com/9B1MCxHEFX
Watch warning the below reference it gets horrific.
I could not figure out what lands on the road at 1:21 until the end when you see a second tank was also blown up. The angle looks off at first from the direction of the second tank kill but its the shadow.
#Ukraine: Ukrainian artillery continues to destroy positions of the Russian army. This time the command post and supply point was targeted, which led to the destruction of multiple cargo trucks. pic.twitter.com/LjWdB4ohbV
— 🇺🇦 Ukraine Weapons Tracker (@UAWeapons) March 16, 2022
Once again something to keep an eye on, but it could definitely be a demonstration. https://t.co/gyVNlueFcE
— The Intel Hub (@The_IntelHub) March 16, 2022
Аеропорт Херсон. Розбита російська техніка після атаки ЗСУ pic.twitter.com/Lw5JYn9kLr
— Українська правда ✌️ (@ukrpravda_news) March 16, 2022
Looks like Kherson airport has been abandoned by the russians.
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JFABNRGR said:Аеропорт Херсон. Розбита російська техніка після атаки ЗСУ pic.twitter.com/Lw5JYn9kLr
— Українська правда ✌️ (@ukrpravda_news) March 16, 2022
Looks like Kherson airport has been abandoned by the russians.
Hell yes!
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That's huge. They fought pretty hard to take it.
Clip shown by Zelenskyy during his speech to Congress: WAR CRIMES
Twice...FriscoKid said:
That's huge. They fought pretty hard to take it.
Rossticus said:AGHouston11 said:
If things are so bad how do three leaders announce they are visiting the president a day before and they ride a train to visit the President! I'm just trying to figure out how this works with a city completely surrounded by Russians.
It's not completely surrounded. Not even close. Russians have done a isht job and Ukes are doing a solid job of bogging them down. The strikes on Kyiv are rocket strikes.
Ok so not surrounded. I'm still not sure how a train route actually exists! Not only that but one safe enough to carry three country leaders in on an announced meeting!
AGHouston11 said:Rossticus said:AGHouston11 said:
If things are so bad how do three leaders announce they are visiting the president a day before and they ride a train to visit the President! I'm just trying to figure out how this works with a city completely surrounded by Russians.
It's not completely surrounded. Not even close. Russians have done a isht job and Ukes are doing a solid job of bogging them down. The strikes on Kyiv are rocket strikes.
Ok so not surrounded. I'm still not sure how a train route actually exists! Not only that but one safe enough to carry three country leaders in on an announced meeting!
Because Putin knows what it would mean if his forces killed 3 NATO PMs. You can be damn well certain he told his guys to make sure the chamber was empty with the safety on.
Rossticus said:AGHouston11 said:Rossticus said:AGHouston11 said:
If things are so bad how do three leaders announce they are visiting the president a day before and they ride a train to visit the President! I'm just trying to figure out how this works with a city completely surrounded by Russians.
It's not completely surrounded. Not even close. Russians have done a isht job and Ukes are doing a solid job of bogging them down. The strikes on Kyiv are rocket strikes.
Ok so not surrounded. I'm still not sure how a train route actually exists! Not only that but one safe enough to carry three country leaders in on an announced meeting!
Because Putin knows what it would mean if his forces killed 3 NATO PMs. You can be damn well certain he told his guys to make sure the chamber was empty with the safety on.
That was my thinking as well. WW1 was started with only 1/3 of that assassination. The NATO PMs were daring him to try something.
Rossticus said:AGHouston11 said:Rossticus said:AGHouston11 said:
If things are so bad how do three leaders announce they are visiting the president a day before and they ride a train to visit the President! I'm just trying to figure out how this works with a city completely surrounded by Russians.
It's not completely surrounded. Not even close. Russians have done a isht job and Ukes are doing a solid job of bogging them down. The strikes on Kyiv are rocket strikes.
Ok so not surrounded. I'm still not sure how a train route actually exists! Not only that but one safe enough to carry three country leaders in on an announced meeting!
Because Putin knows what it would mean if his forces killed 3 NATO PMs. You can be damn well certain he told his guys to make sure the chamber was empty with the safety on.
That would not even need to happen. Why is there still a train route in to the city? It just doesn't make any sense.
The Russians haven't been able to do significant deep strike outside of ballistic and cruise missiles. It's a fascinating refusal to execute on their own doctrine. The failure to knock out comms, internet and transportation in the first 2 days or even significantly target it is mind boggling.SwigAg11 said:Rossticus said:AGHouston11 said:Rossticus said:AGHouston11 said:
If things are so bad how do three leaders announce they are visiting the president a day before and they ride a train to visit the President! I'm just trying to figure out how this works with a city completely surrounded by Russians.
It's not completely surrounded. Not even close. Russians have done a isht job and Ukes are doing a solid job of bogging them down. The strikes on Kyiv are rocket strikes.
Ok so not surrounded. I'm still not sure how a train route actually exists! Not only that but one safe enough to carry three country leaders in on an announced meeting!
Because Putin knows what it would mean if his forces killed 3 NATO PMs. You can be damn well certain he told his guys to make sure the chamber was empty with the safety on.
That was my thinking as well. WW1 was started with only 1/3 of that assassination. The NATO PMs were daring him to try something.
AGHouston11 said:Rossticus said:AGHouston11 said:Rossticus said:AGHouston11 said:
If things are so bad how do three leaders announce they are visiting the president a day before and they ride a train to visit the President! I'm just trying to figure out how this works with a city completely surrounded by Russians.
It's not completely surrounded. Not even close. Russians have done a isht job and Ukes are doing a solid job of bogging them down. The strikes on Kyiv are rocket strikes.
Ok so not surrounded. I'm still not sure how a train route actually exists! Not only that but one safe enough to carry three country leaders in on an announced meeting!
Because Putin knows what it would mean if his forces killed 3 NATO PMs. You can be damn well certain he told his guys to make sure the chamber was empty with the safety on.
That would not even need to happen. Why is there still a train route in to the city? It just doesn't make any sense.
Likelihood is that Russia sees it as a strategic necessity in the instance that they secure Kyiv. Probably ties in to a line from Belarus as well.
Maybe they did and they just suck at modern war!aezmvp said:The Russians haven't been able to do significant deep strike outside of ballistic and cruise missiles. It's a fascinating refusal to execute on their own doctrine. The failure to knock out comms, internet and transportation in the first 2 days or even significantly target it is mind boggling.SwigAg11 said:Rossticus said:AGHouston11 said:Rossticus said:AGHouston11 said:
If things are so bad how do three leaders announce they are visiting the president a day before and they ride a train to visit the President! I'm just trying to figure out how this works with a city completely surrounded by Russians.
It's not completely surrounded. Not even close. Russians have done a isht job and Ukes are doing a solid job of bogging them down. The strikes on Kyiv are rocket strikes.
Ok so not surrounded. I'm still not sure how a train route actually exists! Not only that but one safe enough to carry three country leaders in on an announced meeting!
Because Putin knows what it would mean if his forces killed 3 NATO PMs. You can be damn well certain he told his guys to make sure the chamber was empty with the safety on.
That was my thinking as well. WW1 was started with only 1/3 of that assassination. The NATO PMs were daring him to try something.
I wonder what happened to the rest of their helicopters there and when the Russians are going to finally run out of trucks.
Previously, Russians abducted Ivan Fedorov, the mayor of Melitopol, and took him to occupied Luhansk. Lots of Ukrainian activists on the temporarily occupied territories were kidnapped as well. #StopRussianAggression
— UkraineWorld (@ukraine_world) March 16, 2022
— Samuel Ramani (@SamRamani2) March 16, 2022
It occurs to me that we've heard/seen next to nothing from the Ukrainian general staff during the course of the information campaign.
Those dudes have executed brilliantly and will never have to pay for a drink at the bar for the rest of their lives.
Those dudes have executed brilliantly and will never have to pay for a drink at the bar for the rest of their lives.
Rossticus said:Previously, Russians abducted Ivan Fedorov, the mayor of Melitopol, and took him to occupied Luhansk. Lots of Ukrainian activists on the temporarily occupied territories were kidnapped as well. #StopRussianAggression
— UkraineWorld (@ukraine_world) March 16, 2022
🇺🇦 says that mayor of Melitopol was released “after a special operation”. Zelensky speaks to him& jokes: “we are happy they took you.. “You seem to have a very lively voice”, he says.
— Ani Chkhikvadze (@achkhikvadze) March 16, 2022
Mayor:”Thank you for not dropping me”.
Z: “We don’t drop our own”. pic.twitter.com/ciOm6NfQMd
Idk, seems like being in a Russian tank in Ukraine is asking to be smited.ABATTBQ11 said:deddog said:Looks like that tank crew was lost, on it's own, no infantryATX_AG_08 said:Destruction of Russian Forces tank after multiple hits by ATGM in Mariupol.
— Aldin 🇧🇦 (@aldin_ww) March 16, 2022
Video from AZOV drone. pic.twitter.com/9B1MCxHEFX
lost in a foreign land, condemned to die by their superiors, and by a maniacal despot.
That sucks for those soldiers and their family
They have a tank. It's not like they can't shoot their superiors.
Rossticus said:AGHouston11 said:Rossticus said:AGHouston11 said:
If things are so bad how do three leaders announce they are visiting the president a day before and they ride a train to visit the President! I'm just trying to figure out how this works with a city completely surrounded by Russians.
It's not completely surrounded. Not even close. Russians have done a isht job and Ukes are doing a solid job of bogging them down. The strikes on Kyiv are rocket strikes.
Ok so not surrounded. I'm still not sure how a train route actually exists! Not only that but one safe enough to carry three country leaders in on an announced meeting!
Because Putin knows what it would mean if his forces killed 3 NATO PMs. You can be damn well certain he told his guys to make sure the chamber was empty with the safety on.
Their comms are so bad they have lost touch with many units in the field. One of those could take a shot at that train in full ignorance of the identity of the passengers.
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ATX_AG_08 said:#Ukraine: Ukrainian artillery continues to destroy positions of the Russian army. This time the command post and supply point was targeted, which led to the destruction of multiple cargo trucks. pic.twitter.com/LjWdB4ohbV
— 🇺🇦 Ukraine Weapons Tracker (@UAWeapons) March 16, 2022
Where are the troops?
Amazing POV video of Ukraine unit hitting Russian troops transport truck.. pic.twitter.com/uwevPcZVNa
— Aldin 🇧🇦 (@aldin_ww) March 16, 2022
Ag In Ok said:ATX_AG_08 said:#Ukraine: Ukrainian artillery continues to destroy positions of the Russian army. This time the command post and supply point was targeted, which led to the destruction of multiple cargo trucks. pic.twitter.com/LjWdB4ohbV
— 🇺🇦 Ukraine Weapons Tracker (@UAWeapons) March 16, 2022
Where are the troops?
They already surrendered.
Red Pear Realty said:JFABNRGR said:Аеропорт Херсон. Розбита російська техніка після атаки ЗСУ pic.twitter.com/Lw5JYn9kLr
— Українська правда ✌️ (@ukrpravda_news) March 16, 2022
Looks like Kherson airport has been abandoned by the russians.
Hell yes!
Novice here, but is that a BMD-1 or -2 at the 1:12 mark? To take the airfield in Kherson?
From a long term strategic standpoint it would be very smart to continue to lend Ukraine whatever assistance they need to bleed the Russian military dry and cripple it for a generation.
Around around 75% of Russia's total military "is committed to the fight in Ukraine" right now, a DoD official says.
— Paul McLeary (@paulmcleary) March 16, 2022
NEW: Russian warships are shelling near Odesa, Ukraine's third-largest city, and are on the move in the Black Sea: senior U.S. defense official
— Jack Detsch (@JackDetsch) March 16, 2022
Apologies if this is already posted somewhere and I missed it. Any news of random Russian soldiers meeting death at the hands of anonymous Ukrainian civilians / snipers in occupied territory?
Must be a misquote - 75% of the committed forces, i can see that with casualties and redeployments. Not of the entire active army. Certainly he wouldn't have moved that many troops in leaving any flank open.
Ag In Ok said:
Must be a misquote - 75% of the committed forces, i can see that with casualties and redeployments. Not of the entire active army. Certainly he wouldn't have moved that many troops in leaving any flank open.
Unless his active forces are significantly fewer than the world has been led to believe…
You are assuming Putin has been given accurate numbers on his fighting forces. It is very possible there are some ghost divisions that only exist on paper.Ag In Ok said:
Must be a misquote - 75% of the committed forces, i can see that with casualties and redeployments. Not of the entire active army. Certainly he wouldn't have moved that many troops in leaving any flank open.
Russian transport vehicle getting struck by the 226th battalion of the Ukrainian 127th brigade during a reconnaissance mission in Kharkiv Oblast.
— BlueSauron👁️ (@Blue_Sauron) March 16, 2022
#Russia #Ukraine pic.twitter.com/MxVvSpSaEd
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