There are no trackable NATO aircraft from the Black Sea to the Baltics. Not one.
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Go **** yourself OlgaWaffledynamics said:
Yeah, okay.🤡 Attacks by Ukraine after the announcement of the results of the "referendums" will be regarded as aggression against the Russian Federation, - Olga Kovitidi pic.twitter.com/8nN2heGVyw
— ТРУХА⚡️English (@TpyxaNews) September 20, 2022
Ozerne village, Donetsk region. Ukraine.
— Roman Hryshchuk (@grishchukroma) September 20, 2022
This is horrible. pic.twitter.com/RbX9AF3SeG
Russia using horrible phosphorus munitions yet again.
The defender of Ukraine played the Ukrainian national anthem right after the battle.
— UkraineWorld (@ukraine_world) September 20, 2022
This is Roman Pochep - the director of music school defending Ukraine now. After the battle he found a violin among the things stolen by Russians and couldn't help but started playing👇 pic.twitter.com/XjeEWTFsqi
An elderly Ukrainian farmer walks up to the American volunteer, Ryan Hendrickson, to thank him for de-mining his farm from Russian anti-tank mines.
— Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) September 20, 2022
Ryan says that it’s for moments like this one that he is in Ukraine.
🇺🇸🇺🇦 pic.twitter.com/JX3hMOPJrJ
Looks like this guy Ryan is on a mission to remove landmines from Ukraine. If you search his name, can see his website explaining his calling.
Our boys going dark would generally mean that we think Russia is about to get squirrelly
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In Rovenky, occupied since 2014, the flag of Ukraine was installed💙💛
— M|§F|T 🇺🇸🇺🇦 (@am_misfit) September 20, 2022
The whole Luhansk region is waiting for de-occupation pic.twitter.com/UFqE2N3j5D
Today's SITREP.
Latest report says the price is now 80,000 TL, which makes $4366. https://t.co/PQhU1zPX0e
— Fuat (@lilygrutcher) September 20, 2022
The annexation plans also coincided with speculation that mobilization will be announced following the Russian parliament's adoption of tighter penalties for deserters during mobilization. Putin is expected to make a statement about these issues on Sept. 21.
— The Kyiv Independent (@KyivIndependent) September 20, 2022
Private PoopyPants said:Latest report says the price is now 80,000 TL, which makes $4366. https://t.co/PQhU1zPX0e
— Fuat (@lilygrutcher) September 20, 2022The annexation plans also coincided with speculation that mobilization will be announced following the Russian parliament's adoption of tighter penalties for deserters during mobilization. Putin is expected to make a statement about these issues on Sept. 21.
— The Kyiv Independent (@KyivIndependent) September 20, 2022
I would love for this to be Putin's last act as leader.
We continue to monitor evolving events in Russia. Don't overreact, but don't ignore what is happening, either.
— DEFCONWarningSystem (@DEFCONWSALERTS) September 21, 2022
— DEFCONWarningSystem (@DEFCONWSALERTS) September 21, 2022
FireAg said:So basically, they have gone from closing on Kyiv to slowly losing their grip on the fringes in the Crimea?Waffledynamics said:
Here is a link to a post a few pages back that has an animated map of the first 200 days, in case you want to see that progress.
https://texags.com/forums/16/topics/3274372/replies/63011091
Vlad got his ass kicked...
IMHO, yep.
txags92 said:My guess is that Putin was having a bad day physically/mentally and wasn't up for a live broadcast. So they recorded it in multiple takes to cut any sign of his frailty/cognitive issues and will play the recording instead.lb3 said:The official response is that they wanted to wait until all of Russia (Eastern Time Zones) was awake (daylight hours) so they are playing the pre-recorded message at 0800 Moscow time.Agthatbuilds said:74OA said:Coup? (fingers crossed)Agthatbuilds said:Vladimir Putins speech on Ukraine did not happen at 20-00 as it was announced, and it not clear when it will be aired. Journalists from the Kremlin pool were writing just half an hour ago that they are "waiting", but it does not seem like something is to happen today
— Elena Chernenko (@ElenaChernenko) September 20, 2022
Another thought- anyway the Kremlin floated the speech and most of its contents to gauge the reaction from the west and is now recalculating their plans?
My guess is they wanted to have the border closed to all adult aged males before the announcement to prevent a rush for the exits.
That doesn't explain the comment by chairman of defense on no full mobilization but martial law. To me the delay and martial law comment signifies dissension and I am all for it. **** putin and russia.
“You can resolve to live your life with integrity. Let your credo be this: Let the lie come into the world, let it even triumph. But not through me.”
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Russia calls up the reserves. DESPERATION
Russian President Vladimir Putin raised the threat of a nuclear response and ordered Russian reservists to mobilize in a major escalation of the war in Ukraine https://t.co/Tv8fFl120j
— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) September 21, 2022
D-Fens said:Russian President Vladimir Putin raised the threat of a nuclear response and ordered Russian reservists to mobilize in a major escalation of the war in Ukraine https://t.co/Tv8fFl120j
— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) September 21, 2022
It's **** around and find out time.
Quote:
"If the territorial integrity of our country is threatened, we will without doubt use all available means to protect Russia and our people - this is not a bluff," Putin said in a televised address to the nation.
He made the comments after accusing the West of "nuclear blackmail", saying that top government officials in several unnamed "leading" NATO countries had spoken of potentially using nuclear weapons against Russia.
What the hell is he talking about?
Next step is WW3.
Odd that besides his head moving during his speech only his left thumb moves. Movements just feel unnatural
Also looking at LiveMap, it does look like Russia is on the artillery offensive again
P.U.T.U said:
Odd that besides his head moving during his speech only his left thumb moves. Movements just feel unnatural
Everytime I see him it makes me more and more confident that he is developing Parkinson's.
Former head of Moscow Aviation Institute Anatoliy Geraschenko died as result of "falling from the high altitude inside institute" https://t.co/BOQRxmeGdr #Russia pic.twitter.com/wL6srCz3cC
— Liveuamap (@Liveuamap) September 21, 2022
⚡️ Reuters: Flights out of Russia sell out after Putin's address.
— The Kyiv Independent (@KyivIndependent) September 21, 2022
After Russian President Vladimir Putin's morning address on Sept. 21, in which he ordered the immediate call-up of 300,000 reservists, one-way flights out of Russia started to sell out quickly, Reuters reports.
RONA Ag said:D-Fens said:Russian President Vladimir Putin raised the threat of a nuclear response and ordered Russian reservists to mobilize in a major escalation of the war in Ukraine https://t.co/Tv8fFl120j
— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) September 21, 2022
It's **** around and find out time.
Yep and Russia knows damn well the rest of the planet isn't gonna recognize this little stunt. Like it has been since this started, they use nukes and it'll all be over for them
CONTEXTCorporal Punishment said:Quote:
"If the territorial integrity of our country is threatened, we will without doubt use all available means to protect Russia and our people - this is not a bluff," Putin said in a televised address to the nation.
He made the comments after accusing the West of "nuclear blackmail", saying that top government officials in several unnamed "leading" NATO countries had spoken of potentially using nuclear weapons against Russia.
What the hell is he talking about?
wangus12 said:RONA Ag said:D-Fens said:Russian President Vladimir Putin raised the threat of a nuclear response and ordered Russian reservists to mobilize in a major escalation of the war in Ukraine https://t.co/Tv8fFl120j
— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) September 21, 2022
It's **** around and find out time.
Yep and Russia knows damn well the rest of the planet isn't gonna recognize this little stunt. Like it has been since this started, they use nukes and it'll all be over for them
Yep, he confirmed this little referendum stunt serves as an excuse to escalate the war.
Ah, comrade, but now you attack mother Russia! We will do what we must to win.
Time is now on Russia's side. They're now signaling they will do everything necessary to win the war. They have a distinct manpower and material advantage over Ukraine, but it will take some time for it to get going.
I'd say Ukraine has about 6-8 months to re-conquer as much as they can and dig in before the tidal wave hits them. Russia isn't going to negotiate until it get all of what it wants.
Until yesterday I thought Russia might've been disinclined to fight a real war and might've negotiated if Ukraine took back Kherson. They've now escalated and I'm afraid Ukraine will not stand a chance against a Russia on a real war-footing unless the west directly intervenes
I'd say Ukraine has about 6-8 months to re-conquer as much as they can and dig in before the tidal wave hits them. Russia isn't going to negotiate until it get all of what it wants.
Until yesterday I thought Russia might've been disinclined to fight a real war and might've negotiated if Ukraine took back Kherson. They've now escalated and I'm afraid Ukraine will not stand a chance against a Russia on a real war-footing unless the west directly intervenes
I disagree with you. Russia doesn't have 300,000 combat ready troops to throw into battle, there is a severe loss of equipment and Putin is likely to be dead in the next 6 months.
Russia has been fighting a real war and has been beaten badly over the last 4 weeks, If the Russians had tanks ,fuel , ammo, competent soldiers, air power etc they would have been using those resources over the last 4 weeks.
Maybe Russian can win by creating a humanitarian disaster in Ukraine but seems likely the EU will be able to resupply the Ukes through Poland which will lessen the humanitarian disaster and the Uke soldiers will have better supplies than the Russian invaders
Maybe Russian can win by creating a humanitarian disaster in Ukraine but seems likely the EU will be able to resupply the Ukes through Poland which will lessen the humanitarian disaster and the Uke soldiers will have better supplies than the Russian invaders
Russia needed this legal maneuver to lawfully increase mobilization efforts and get more forces to the war.
Even if they throw 300k of out of shape reservists and untrained, unwilling troops at them they will be ground up.docb said:
I disagree with you. Russia doesn't have 300,000 combat ready troops to throw into battle, there is a severe loss of equipment and Putin is likely to be dead in the next 6 months.
The article about the chips in the rockets / missiles being fired in Feb were dated 2014 / 2015. The chips they're pulling out now are 2022. RuZZia has blown its wad, but won't admit defeat.
A disorderly mob is no more an army than a heap of building materials is a house. - Socrates
Slava Ukraine!
RuZzia's missile problem - sorry on reddit
docb said:
I disagree with you. Russia doesn't have 300,000 combat ready troops to throw into battle, there is a severe loss of equipment and Putin is likely to be dead in the next 6 months.
I dont think putin will be dead in 6 months and this war is going to escalate.
The Ukrainian army better ramp it up and push Russia out before the Russians attempt to overwhelm them with flesh.
People like putin don't just go down without firing every shot they have.
What materiel and troops does Russia really have? Not what is on paper but ready to deploy to the front lines condition. I'd argue this is nothing more than a last gasp desperate attempt to salvage an outright war (no matter Putin's semantics up to this point) that has gone disastrously wrong. I'd further posit that all this does is hasten the complete demographic collapse of Russia.
After Putin's address I'd support whatever we need to do (read US and NATO allies) to decapitate Russian leadership as I think that Putin has now devolved to a burn it all down philosophy. No longer should we fear the consequences of disarray in Russia. In fact we have a unique moment in history to completely obliterate a geostrategic enemy of this country and we should take advantage of it.
After Putin's address I'd support whatever we need to do (read US and NATO allies) to decapitate Russian leadership as I think that Putin has now devolved to a burn it all down philosophy. No longer should we fear the consequences of disarray in Russia. In fact we have a unique moment in history to completely obliterate a geostrategic enemy of this country and we should take advantage of it.
Russia HAD a material advantage but it's since been destroyed. They don't have enough of their T90 MBT and the Ukes have the Western world as an armory.
While Russia has a larger population the morale of their conscripts is terrible and I think their flash training is even worse.
There are two things Russia can do right now.
1. Continue to hit infrastructure in a manner to create a humanitarian crisis
2. WMD
Neither are tactics that produce a "win" for them and one is an absolute loss for them and maybe the world.
Strategically, Russia is neutered.
While Russia has a larger population the morale of their conscripts is terrible and I think their flash training is even worse.
There are two things Russia can do right now.
1. Continue to hit infrastructure in a manner to create a humanitarian crisis
2. WMD
Neither are tactics that produce a "win" for them and one is an absolute loss for them and maybe the world.
Strategically, Russia is neutered.
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