The war in Ukraine...
- Thread starter Danllan
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At least 40 dead.
Good heavens! I’m so worried now. Is Pigwoman safe? Surely she isn’t bacon…
Mr Mackay
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Very worrying - is it a false flag to blame Ukraine ? Putin wanting full mobilisation so who knows.
America warned of a possible terrorist attack a few days ago
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hard to know, the news seems to be obsessed with some women having a bit of medical treatment
Danllan
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Hard for Russia to pin it on Ukraine now, but I'd not be surprised if they try and claim link from Ukraine to it... supplying the arms or some such.
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The attackers have escaped. Maybe they can get Putin next 
farmerm
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and timed to reinforce that claim, a false flag mass murder of concert goers in Russia including children!
. Next an announcement of a major increase in conscription and the quiet ramping up of preparations for phase two. The next few years are going to be very messy, not because of western interference but because of western dithering 🫤All this NATO expansion is not looking so clever now!
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Moscow terror attack to escalate conflict in Ukraine: Serbian president
‘It doesn't mean anything if the terrorists are from Ingushetia or Dagestan, or even from Ukraine,’ says Aleksandar Vucic
Mustafa Talha Öztürk |23.03.2024 - Update : 23.03.20243172317
If others posted that you would claim provide your source, you're telling lies etc etc.
I said a couple of days ago, Putins mates the Oligarchs are not stupid, those Ukrainians attacking Russia has given Putin the green light to attack at will, using the precedent set by Israel.
The Palestinians and Ukrainians are both fighting for their homelands, against more powerful nations, unfortunately both have no chance of achieving much.
and timed to reinforce that claim, a false flag mass murder of concert goers in Russia including children!
Russia will take the Israeli approach it will defend its people.
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Danllan
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No, a rather stupid thing to post; you constantly write 'is', 'are', 'will', 'have', 'did' etc., which are statements of claimed fact. I'm just speculating here and, by the rather clever use of the word 'if', I make that clear to all but real idiots.
Hans Nothstein
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RUSSIA CANNOT INDEFINITELY SUSTAIN ITS WAR IN UKRAINE While it may appear to some right now that Russia has unlimited military power, it is simply not the case. 1) Their Soviet stores of key heavy weapons - tanks, armored infantry vehicles, and howitzers - will all be completely depleted in 1.5-2.5 years from today. Their domestic production of these systems is not even 10% of their battlefield loss rates. I haven’t seen any evidence they’re producing howitzers whatsoever, and that’s what they’ll almost certainly run out of first, in just 1.5-2 years. 2) Despite a seemingly growing economy, the growth is all driven by military spending, and the economy will almost certainly collapse if the spending stops. • GDP growth of 4.6% between January 2023 and January 2024 was mostly a recovery - it had contracted -2.7% the year prior. • Inflation has been above 7% for months, and has been increasingly slowly but steadily. • The central bank interest rate is at 16% and won’t be coming down anytime soon. • There is a persistent labor shortage, driving up demand for workers, driving up wages, which ultimately drives up inflation further. • Successful Ukrainian strikes on Russian oil refineries and distribution centers has cut output by ~11% in recent months, and ongoing strikes will severely interfere with the Kremlin’s main source of revenue. 3) Russia lost 47,000 men October-March to take Avdiivka, a city with a pre-war population of 35,000. They advanced the frontline 14km in the process, but have over 50km to reach the Donetsk Oblast border. By their 2 year rate of progress, they’ll need another 7 years to reach the closest border edge of an oblast they claim to have already annexed. NOTHING about Russia’s war effort is sustainable. IT WILL EVENTUALLY FALL APART. #UkraineWillWin
https://twitter.com/HansNothstein
RUSSIA CANNOT INDEFINITELY SUSTAIN ITS WAR IN UKRAINE While it may appear to some right now that Russia has unlimited military power, it is simply not the case. 1) Their Soviet stores of key heavy weapons - tanks, armored infantry vehicles, and howitzers - will all be completely depleted in 1.5-2.5 years from today. Their domestic production of these systems is not even 10% of their battlefield loss rates. I haven’t seen any evidence they’re producing howitzers whatsoever, and that’s what they’ll almost certainly run out of first, in just 1.5-2 years. 2) Despite a seemingly growing economy, the growth is all driven by military spending, and the economy will almost certainly collapse if the spending stops. • GDP growth of 4.6% between January 2023 and January 2024 was mostly a recovery - it had contracted -2.7% the year prior. • Inflation has been above 7% for months, and has been increasingly slowly but steadily. • The central bank interest rate is at 16% and won’t be coming down anytime soon. • There is a persistent labor shortage, driving up demand for workers, driving up wages, which ultimately drives up inflation further. • Successful Ukrainian strikes on Russian oil refineries and distribution centers has cut output by ~11% in recent months, and ongoing strikes will severely interfere with the Kremlin’s main source of revenue. 3) Russia lost 47,000 men October-March to take Avdiivka, a city with a pre-war population of 35,000. They advanced the frontline 14km in the process, but have over 50km to reach the Donetsk Oblast border. By their 2 year rate of progress, they’ll need another 7 years to reach the closest border edge of an oblast they claim to have already annexed. NOTHING about Russia’s war effort is sustainable. IT WILL EVENTUALLY FALL APART. #UkraineWillWin
farmerm
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Oh fk off. What russia is doing has nothing to do with defending its people. The biggest danger to Russian citizens is the Russian state!!