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BMW Driver Seriously Injured After Crashing into Stationary Lorry at Red Light
The way it is described 95% BMW was on his phone. I agree the BMW and MBZ drivers here seem to be the worst speeders and tailgates thinking they rule the road. -
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The Ketogenic Diet: What It Is, Why It’s Popular, and How It Could Benefit You
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Zelensky Pushes Back Against Trump’s “Disinformation” on Ukraine War
That might be the thought if Putin cared for the Kursk region. Much is said about "ethnic" Russians in Eastern Uktraine (in reality, Ukrainian and Russians are both slavs). So ethnicity isn't on genetic marker differences, but self identity. Ethnically, America is full of English, Scots, Welsh, Irish, Polish, German, French, Spanish, Japanese, Chinese, Nigerians, Somalis, Arabs and countless other groups. But all identify as American. In 1930, about 25% of the Kursk region identified as Ukrainian. Most recently, its less than 1% of the population of Kursk identifying as Ukrainian. I suspect the number of Ukrainians is actually higher, and they are not all dead or exiled. Putin, when faced with ejecting a foreign army from Russian territory, did not immedately prioritise his crack troops to take back the Motherland. Most of the captured Russian troops in Kursk are conscripts. Most of the captured Russian troops in Donbass have contracts. The conscripts get less training. Additionally, Putin is using, or was using, low grade North Korean troops in Kursk. He doesn't care about Kursk. The Ukrainians will get bored of it, for the same reasons he is bored of it. There is nothing there. In Donetsk and Luhansk, though, he's got his own Sudenten Germans (the Sudenten Germans enthusiastically welcomed The Germans into Czechoslovakia). That beats the miserable Asiatics in the far east, and bolshie Chechens in the South East, and translates into further support at the ballot box, to support his New Russia project, which is really about a Greater Russia for the Russian Slavs. Putin will not concede a thing, but will instead push for greater and greater concession. There are parallels with the end of the Russian war in Georgia. The Russians never called that a war; it was "Peace Enforcement" (shades of SMO). Back then it was the French negotiating. Medvedev was President (Putin taking a stint as Prime Minister (bt was really the one in charge). 4 points on the Peace Proposals. Russia got two more added, to its advantage, so no cessions. Back then, the Georgian Army was supposed to return to barracks. The Russians were as well, but the peace agreement allowed the Russians to maintain a security force until international arrangements could be agreed. If applied to Ukraine, it would mean the Ukrainian army abandoning defended positions in the contested areas, possibly including Kharkiv and Sevastopol, but no similar movement by the Russian army; the Russians mightn make up an excuse of liquidating irregulars (foreign volunteers who have no barracks to return to) or disposing of abandoned Ukrainian munitions and mines. Once back to barracks, a disillusioned Ukrainian conscript army would likely vote with their feet and go home. The Kyiv government will fall in a spate of recrimination. Citing a need to enforce law and order in Ukraine, Russia would swiftly move to occupy portions of the country. -
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(MASLD)A growing health concern you shouldnt ignore.
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The Ketogenic Diet: What It Is, Why It’s Popular, and How It Could Benefit You
You read it or just guessing? Myguess is you cant read!
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