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Bkk Brian

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  1. After Boris Johnson's visit to Ukraine today this is whats been announced, more in the link: UK to offer major training programme for Ukrainian forces as Prime Minister hails their victorious determination The Prime Minister has offered to launch a major training operation for Ukrainian forces, with the potential to train up to 10,000 soldiers every 120 days. My visit today, in the depths of this war, is to send a clear and simple message to the Ukrainian people: the UK is with you, and we will be with you until you ultimately prevail. As Ukrainian soldiers fire UK missiles in defence of your nation’s sovereignty, they do so also in defence of the very freedoms we take for granted. https://www.gov.uk/government/news/uk-to-offer-major-training-programme-for-ukrainian-forces-as-prime-minister-hails-their-victorious-determination
  2. Those harpoon missiles sent from the west doing their bit.. Spasatel Vasily Bekh, a tug of the russian black sea fleet, successfully demilitarized by the @UA_NAVY The ship was transporting personnel, weapons and ammunition to the occupied Snake Island. Moskva never be alone... VIDEO Last night, a Russian tugboat “Vasily Bekh” was hit by Harpoon missiles near Zmiinnyi Island — Ukrainian Naval Forces. At the time, he transported ammunition, weapons and personnel to the island.
  3. No it does not, read his link again, it relies on: Judges commonly instruct juries that “willful blindness” to facts in front of you establishes criminal intent. Definition: Willful blindness involves conscious avoidance of the truth Which makes the rest of your post redundant
  4. It does on twitter: BREAKING: No more COVID-19 mask mandate outdoor starting July 1, the Centre for COVID-19 Situation Admistration has just decided Friday. [Breaking] The registration with Thailand Pass for foreigners will be canceled, starting July 1, Tourism and Sports Minister Phiphat Ratchakitprakan said after the CCSA meeting.
  5. A third American citizen may be missing in Ukraine; Russia expected Kyiv to fall in 12 hours, Ukraine defense minister says: A third American who traveled to Ukraine to lend assistance in the war against Russia appears to be missing, amid growing indications the other two have been captured. State Department spokesman Ned Price told reporters Thursday the department has been in contact with the family of the third U.S. citizen believed to be missing but did not reveal the person's name. https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2022/06/16/ukraine-live-updates-americans-feared-missing-near-russian-border/7643438001/
  6. Good to hear a little clarity from Macron with his backing of Ukraine in the war: Speaking of a possible compromise, Macron ruled out giving up Russian-occupied Crimea and the occupied part of the Donbas. “I believe that Ukraine fights for its territorial integrity and sovereignty,” he said. “You stand for democratic values, international rule of law, and these values are important for the world and for Europe,” “Neither France nor any other country can set conditions for Ukraine based on which peace talks should be held,” Ukraine must 'resist and win' - Macron French President Emmanuel Macron says Ukraine must win the war against Russia, as he visited the town of Irpin outside the capital Kyiv. Macron told journalists in response to a question on his previous remarks that Russia must not be humiliated.
  7. The 2 US soldiers recently captured are now having their fates discussed on Russian TV Meanwhile on Russian state TV, they're already discussing the death penalty as the only possible outcome for two Americans, Alexander John-Robert Drueke and Andy Tai Ngoc Huynh, reportedly captured by Russian forces in Ukraine [which is yet to be confirmed].
  8. Is there a reason that the US would like to draw this war out as long as possible? The details you are looking for are all in a video posted earlier with Austin and Gen. Milley
  9. Sorry to disappoint you but you won't find this on Russia Today Ukraine’s ‘Nuremberg Moment’ Amid Flood of Alleged Russian War Crimes 10th June 2022 As Russia continues its assault on Ukraine, top Biden administration officials are working behind the scenes with the Ukrainian government and European allies to document a tsunami of war crimes allegedly committed by Russian forces. But the sheer volume of the documented war crime cases could be too overwhelming for Ukraine’s justice system as well as for the International Criminal Court (ICC), raising questions of how many cases will be brought to trial and how many accused Russian war criminals could ultimately face justice. “This is a Nuremberg moment in terms of just the sheer scale of the breach of the rules-based international order that has been perpetrated by Russia in this invasion,” said Beth Van Schaack, the U.S. ambassador-at-large for global criminal justice. https://foreignpolicy.com/2022/06/10/ukraines-nuremberg-moment-amid-flood-of-alleged-russian-war-crimes/ Ukraine reports 15,000 suspected war crimes Around 15,000 suspected war crimes have been reported in Ukraine since the war began, with 200 to 300 more reported daily, its chief prosecutor said. Some 600 suspects have been identified and 80 prosecutions have begun, Iryna Venediktova told reporters in The Hague. The list of suspects includes "top military, politicians and propaganda agents of Russia", she added. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-61652467 Lets also not forget the 2 British and 1 Moroccan sentenced to death by a kangaroo court which I seem to remember you discussing in a few posts
  10. Yes of course, waste all that precious ammo, grenades and manpads, have bullets whizzing past your head just for a set up. Perhaps the reality is that when they are fighting they use cross bows..............???? Putin also thinks its pointless going on about war crimes, the international community does not including Ukraine
  11. Weren't those helicopters laid to rest nicely on the first day of the invasion when they tried to take the airbase near Kiev and got repelled by the Ukrainians? Not much more to talk about on that front. Since then the the amount of war crimes committed have been one of the sadder aspects of this attack that makes it so notable and forms very much part of the progression of Russia's barbarism. More realities you prefer not to talk about
  12. From just 9 hours ago: Defense Secretary Austin and Gen. Milley hold news briefing after Ukraine meeting This is the full press briefing, 35 mins but covers most items with up to date assessments including the delivery of military aid in responses to the Ukraine requests at a meeting in Brussels with some 50 countries backing Ukraine. For those who lack emotions in this war, bear a thought for the Ukrainians and how General Milley put it. @25.53 General Milley: "For Ukraine, this is an existential threat, they're fighting for the very life of their country, your ability to endure suffering, your ability to endure casualties is directly proportional to the object to be obtained, if the object to be obtained is the survival of your country then you're going to sustain it. As long as they have the means to fight then I think they will continue to fight." Austin: "We can't afford to let up and we can't lose steam. The stakes are too high. Ukraine is facing a pivotal moment on the battlefield," "We must intensify our shared commitment to Ukraine's self defence, and we must push ourselves even harder to ensure that Ukraine can defend itself, its citizens and its territory." If anyone thinks the west or Ukraine is lacking the will or their objectives have changed then watch the vid. Meanwhile Putin's alter ego "Peter the Great" will be giving his annual speech at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum on the 17th June. Its rumored his new world order will again be the rhetoric.
  13. Disregarding your completely irrelevant response to the facts in the post you replied to, without emotions, wars would be decided by the push of red buttons.
  14. Well Arnie may not break it down in stats but he certainly is sending a strong message on western media. This from yesterday
  15. & steel............... Russian Media Confirms Extraction of Grain, Steel From Ukraine's Ports Russia has admitted to taking grain and steel cargoes from Ukraine and removing them to Russian territory, confirming Ukrainian accusations of theft. an initial cargo of 2,700 tonnes of Ukrainian steel would be shipped some 100 miles from Mariupol to the Russian port of Rostov-on-Don. No commercial transaction or payment for the cargo was mentioned; https://www.maritime-executive.com/article/russian-state-media-confirms-extraction-of-grain-steel-from-ukraine
  16. Care to share the link on the alleged Ukraine forces setting light to grain stores? Meanwhile I read credible reports, this from Josep Borrell Fontelles, High Representative of the EU: Russian missile strike destroyed the second biggest grain terminal in Ukraine at Mykolaiv. Another Russian missile strike contributing to the global food crisis. Russian forces have destroyed the second biggest grain terminal in #Ukraine, in #Mykolaiv. In light of such reports, the disinformation spread by Putin deflecting blame becomes ever more cynical.
  17. Sure, I bet Russia is itching to be exposed with targeting grain trains, not enough the silos but hey, lets show the world the silos were not a mistake because we'll even target any trains moving it with inaccurate missiles which is all they have left.
  18. Off topic deflection, how far do you want to go back? The Minsk or Budapest treaties? Or debate the Russian backed separatists carrying out their terror campaigns
  19. Their army is useless, thats been demonstrated very well already but there are a lot of them and a lot of artillery. Plus they are not scared of the terrible war crimes they commit. Putin's goals are clearly stated by him and unless he is stopped he will carry on beyond just Ukraine
  20. Pretty tall order which will be a little easier when they get more long range weapons and a decison for them alone to make. The civilians who wanted to leave these areas have done so. The ones that remained did so through choice because it is there home. Putins aggression cannot be rewarded his goals do not finish just in Ukraine
  21. They don't really want any of this, they would have much preferred for Russia to stay witin their own borders. As it is they have no choice but to defend themselves.
  22. There's no war in Ukraine then, those mass graves are empty, it was western actors who set up the Bucha war crimes and those who have lost loved ones are dreaming?
  23. If you're at the stage that you question the head of NATO in relaying Putin's security demands as propaganda then you are so far down the rabbit hole its pointless debating further with you
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