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A LOT of that material came from the good ole USA, enough with the pro russia lies and misinformation. They didn't "win" WW2 Just because you serial post lies and repeat them does not make them true Could Russia have won WWII without the US? Nikita Khrushchev, who led the Soviet Union from 1953 to 1964, agreed with Stalin's assessment. In his memoirs, Khrushchev described how Stalin stressed the value of Lend-Lease aid: “He stated bluntly that if the United States had not helped us, we would not have won the war.”May 2, 2023 Did the US Lend-Lease to Russia in WW2? Lend Lease to the Soviet Union. Assisting the Soviet war effort American Lend-Lease eventually transferred over $11 billion dollars of goods to Soviet Russia—roughly the equivalent of $250 billion today.Jul 29, 2024 Would the Soviet Union have lost without lend lease? Stalin said himself that if it wasn't for lend lease, the Soviets would have lost. Khrushchev and Zhukov said the same thing about lend lease. It took a combined effort to beat the Axis powers, no one nation could do it alone.Mar 21, 2024

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I owned the parking stall in my VT7 condo, Had a separate payment for it and I had a chanote for it That privately owned parking stall was much more resealable than my condo was, had tons of inquiries to sell it.

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A multi-pronged Russian offensive throwing massed tanks and armored personnel carriers into the teeth of prepared Ukrainian defenses in the eastern Donbas sector has scored limited ground gains at some locations, but at the price of possibly record losses in men and fighting machines, Ukrainian official statements, news platforms, and unit battle reports on Monday said.

A train was unloading ammunition at the Toropets depot when the depot was blown up. Russia has never been about quality but about quantity. The sheer size of Russia which has once been an asset helping to defend Russia, becomes a liability in the 21st century.

The Ukrainian army said it had hit a depot near the city of Tikhoretsk in Krasnodar, calling it one of Moscow's "three largest ammunition storage bases" important to the Russian army's logistics for its Ukraine invasion. It also said it struck an arsenal in Tver region's Oktyabrsky village, resulting in a "fire and detonation". The governor of the Krasnodar region, Veniamin Kondratyev, announced the evacuation of 1,200 people after a drone attack had caused a fire that "spread to explosive objects" near Tikhoretsk.

According to the article: appears to be a hybrid, something Ukraine is becoming expert on Unprecedented resources mobilized by the Ukrainian forces have significantly amplified the devastation. An inside military source in Kyiv disclosed that over 100 drones were involved in the operation. Pro-Kremlin Telegram channels mentioned the possibility of a new "Palianytsia" missile drone, whose successful test was announced by President Volodymyr Zelensky at the end of August. In contrast, Ukrainian site Defense Express leans towards the theory of a modified "Neptune" missile with a tripled explosive payload. The likelihood is high that the strike was a hybrid attack, utilizing Ukrainian rocket drones and cruise missiles. Early Wednesday morning, September 18, a series of powerful explosions obliterated a major ammunition depot near the town of Toropets in the Tver region. The hit depot, labeled Arsenal No. 107, housed 240 tons of ammunition and was situated 500 kilometers north of the Ukrainian border.