All the indescribable pain of Dnipro.
— Ukraine 4 Freedom (@uawarinfo) September 29, 2022
The video shows a dog named Krym.
He does not move away from his destroyed house.
The whole family of the loyal dog's owners died under the ruins: a grandmother, a mother, and two children.
Evil must be punished. pic.twitter.com/PCdgR6HI77
A major Russian milblogger claims that Ukrainian forces broke through the Russian flank near Stavky and managed to cut off Russian forces in Drobysheve.https://t.co/SHQtxw6TCw https://t.co/Z6PNpOqOhu pic.twitter.com/aH0aKHKiTc
— OSINTtechnical (@Osinttechnical) September 30, 2022
Here the cope starts pouring about heroic defenders of Lyman. I can't remember them saying the same when Russians killed their best infantry attacking Lysychansk and Severodonetsk over several weeks.https://t.co/EkT15JvrcX pic.twitter.com/B7mtdQEsCg
— Dmitri (@wartranslated) September 29, 2022
The move follows Russia's sham referendums that it staged in the occupied territories on Sept. 23-27, claiming to ask locals if they wanted the territories to "join Russia."
— The Kyiv Independent (@KyivIndependent) September 29, 2022
The Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov has said earlier that Russian President Vladimir Putin will be signing the "documents" to formally annex Ukraine's occupied territories on Sept. 30, a move condemned by Ukraine and its Western allies as illegitimate and void.
— The Kyiv Independent (@KyivIndependent) September 29, 2022
Rybar reports Lyman is practically in a cauldron now: https://t.co/6XwQlS5YkQ
— Dmitri (@wartranslated) September 29, 2022
Putin should urgently declare Lyman an independent state, maybe it will help!!! pic.twitter.com/EcpmLFf93o
Waffledynamics said:
For those unfamiliar, Rybar is a pro-Russian milblogger.
Waffledynamics said:
Interestingly, Binkov believes the Kherson offensive has not been a feint by Ukraine, and that it has been indeed legitimate but stalled. He makes a decent case for this.
I agree, but I also think they are trying to slowly starve the remaining orc troops in Kherson of critical supplies like ammunition. While they do that, they are slowly encircling them from the north. If they can make those troops feel like they are losing the means to defend their positions and that the door is about to close behind them, they will eventually break and run like the troops up north did.Gordo14 said:Waffledynamics said:
Interestingly, Binkov believes the Kherson offensive has not been a feint by Ukraine, and that it has been indeed legitimate but stalled. He makes a decent case for this.
I don't think it's a feint or stalled. I think the terrian is terrible for offensive maneuvers, and I think Russia has dedicated a ton of power to defending it. It's not really possible to overrun it like Kharkiv. Also Ukraine is trying to be very strategic about it's manpower so that they don't throw soldiers into the meat grinder. I think Ukraine's plan is to slowly grind them down with strategic airstrikes and artillery. Taking land only when the time is right. And constantly destroying the Russian supply lines. I think winter is a more realistic time frame for Ukraine to win on this front.
#Mobilization: Putin's regime enforcers in #Vladivostok triggered the fire alarm in the apartment building to "smoke out" the residents to hand out conscription notices. However, with surveillance video access, residents quickly spread info & no one came out of their apartments. pic.twitter.com/JeB0gad1Nr
— Igor Sushko (@igorsushko) September 29, 2022
#Mobilization: All Russian men applying for travel passport in Tverskoy District of #Moscow are being issued conscription notices. One person ran away as the government employee chased him yelling "Why run away?! We know your address!" This video of a university student w/ waiver pic.twitter.com/Q0EHIQxm3L
— Igor Sushko (@igorsushko) September 30, 2022
🇷🇺 #mobilization #Russia - 20220930 - unknown place. Republic of #Dagestan - Reported around 07.25 am, video being described as 'last dance before going to die' pic.twitter.com/T0kvcHAK1o
— glosm eusec (@glosmeusec) September 30, 2022
🇺🇦Good morning, its day 218 in #Ukraine and i woke up to the best news, 18 more HIMARS are on the way!
— Sofia Ukraini (@SlavaUk30722777) September 29, 2022
Slava Ukraini and God bless America❤️ pic.twitter.com/qQlbC3nIXF
https://instagr.am/p/CjGlF1Jq77GCondensedFogAggie said:
The dad is away fighting in the east. It breaks my heart thinking how he'll have to return to bury his family.
Grapes said:wangus12 said:docb said:
Interestingly I had a Russian middle aged man and his wife in my office yesterday and briefly chatted about the war. The man was pretty adamant that what Putin is doing is justified. I was surprised to hear this from a Russian that lives here.
So ge was totally fine accepting that Putin's decision is likely going to destroy his country? Did you ask if he was volunteering for conscription?
I find it surprising that this thread is so one sided. There is a significant block of the world that thinks the Ukraine, NATO and the US are corrupt as **** and the ones in the wrong here.
I read reports of lots of rain in the area and causing the Ukes to not be able to move equipment as quickly.txags92 said:I agree, but I also think they are trying to slowly starve the remaining orc troops in Kherson of critical supplies like ammunition. While they do that, they are slowly encircling them from the north. If they can make those troops feel like they are losing the means to defend their positions and that the door is about to close behind them, they will eventually break and run like the troops up north did.Gordo14 said:Waffledynamics said:
Interestingly, Binkov believes the Kherson offensive has not been a feint by Ukraine, and that it has been indeed legitimate but stalled. He makes a decent case for this.
I don't think it's a feint or stalled. I think the terrian is terrible for offensive maneuvers, and I think Russia has dedicated a ton of power to defending it. It's not really possible to overrun it like Kharkiv. Also Ukraine is trying to be very strategic about it's manpower so that they don't throw soldiers into the meat grinder. I think Ukraine's plan is to slowly grind them down with strategic airstrikes and artillery. Taking land only when the time is right. And constantly destroying the Russian supply lines. I think winter is a more realistic time frame for Ukraine to win on this front.
Russian forces will attempt their breakthrough out of operational encirclement reportedly through Torske.
— WarMonitor🇺🇦 (@WarMonitor3) September 30, 2022
Russian individual units are holding the town in order for the main forces to be able to withdraw- the escape route is under heavy fire by Ukrainian artillery.
“Units of the Russian army are withdrawing their positions in the city of Lyman in the Donetsk region and are preparing to break out of the besieged city”
— WarMonitor🇺🇦 (@WarMonitor3) September 30, 2022
👀👀
⚡A column of #Russian terrorists and stolen civilian equipment in the village of Zarechnoye. They want to slip into Torskoye and get out of the encirclement.
— 🇺🇦Ukraine News Live🇺🇦 (@UkraineNewsLive) September 30, 2022
The photo was taken 50 minutes ago from a #Ukrainian drone.#UkraineWillWin #UkraineWar #ukrainecounteroffensive #Ukraine pic.twitter.com/nDqj2ctrnA
Not a single mention in Russia's daily MoD of the Lyman encirclement and the loss of Yampil and Drobysheve. It's all good news as per plan, in "The Good Place" parallel universe the Kremlin tries to sell to its population.
— Christo Grozev (@christogrozev) September 30, 2022
Ukriane Forces driving around, reportedly Lyman area. pic.twitter.com/NV56acwS76
— Aldin 🇧🇦 (@tinso_ww) September 30, 2022
Putin has the nerve to declare "incorporation" of 4 Ukrainian regions into 🇷🇺 and still call on 🇺🇦 to sit down to negotiate
— UkraineWorld (@ukraine_world) September 30, 2022
...all of that following 🇷🇺 own shameful defeat in Kharkiv Oblast and hopeless encirclement of its major forces near Lyman happening virtually today
According to her, the Russians cannot pull up enough reserves, as the Armed Forces control all logistical routes and the bridges are blocked. Humeniuk added that some newly arrived Russians are already turning to the Armed Forces to surrender.
— FLASH (@Flash_news_ua) September 30, 2022
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⚡️ Ukraine is applying to join NATO, – President Volodymyr Zelenskyi says.
— FLASH (@Flash_news_ua) September 30, 2022
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NATO will absolutely not do this. At least not yet. Georgia also would not be accepted currently as a full member. It would be tantamount to declaring war on Russia for the whole organization. Not happening.Robk said:
Hmmm, Don't think can happen but who knows. (should say they can apply, but I don't think they would be accepted at this point.)
On Live UA and several 2nd hand tweets now.⚡️ Ukraine is applying to join NATO, – President Volodymyr Zelenskyi says.
— FLASH (@Flash_news_ua) September 30, 2022
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I agree, tend to think at this point it is symbolic, and more geared to "after" the war. If it is true they are applying at all.aezmvp said:NATO will absolutely not do this. At least not yet. Georgia also would not be accepted currently as a full member. It would be tantamount to declaring war on Russia for the whole organization. Not happening.Robk said:
Hmmm, Don't think can happen but who knows. (should say they can apply, but I don't think they would be accepted at this point.)
On Live UA and several 2nd hand tweets now.⚡️ Ukraine is applying to join NATO, – President Volodymyr Zelenskyi says.
— FLASH (@Flash_news_ua) September 30, 2022
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Quote:
President Zelensky: It is impossible to hold talks with Putin, as he knows no honor or dignity. We are ready to talk with Russia, with another President
I think even if the Russians lose that Ukraine being part of NATO might represent a bright red line. Maybe in the chaos if Putin goes down it's possible but if I'm the US, UK, Germany, France, Italy, Turkey or Spain I'd be really wary of doing this. It makes sense from the Baltics, Poland, Balkan country perspectives. Maybe Finland and Sweden too. But for anyone really West of Poland I don't think it's a great idea. Not they aren't worthy of entry? I mean would the Ukes be a stronger member than say Austria or Belgium? Yeah, clearly. But I think that's not in the Alliance's best interest any time soon. Better to make them an associate and deep ties and integrations, joint training exercises, integration into defense standards and equipment synergies all that but you can do a lot to sync up without admitting them.Robk said:I agree, tend to think at this point it is symbolic, and more geared to "after" the war. If it is true they are applying at all.aezmvp said:NATO will absolutely not do this. At least not yet. Georgia also would not be accepted currently as a full member. It would be tantamount to declaring war on Russia for the whole organization. Not happening.Robk said:
Hmmm, Don't think can happen but who knows. (should say they can apply, but I don't think they would be accepted at this point.)
On Live UA and several 2nd hand tweets now.⚡️ Ukraine is applying to join NATO, – President Volodymyr Zelenskyi says.
— FLASH (@Flash_news_ua) September 30, 2022
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Drone footage of Russian soldiers retreating in the woods in the direction of Soledar, Donetsk Oblast. pic.twitter.com/s1QNLvsD4E
— CaucasusWarReport (@Caucasuswar) September 30, 2022
Zelensky, today: “De facto, we have already made our way to NATO … Today, Ukraine is applying to make it de jure.”
— Jack Detsch (@JackDetsch) September 30, 2022
“We are taking our decisive step by signing Ukraine's application for accelerated accession to NATO.”
