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Assault on Kiev: Russian helicopters swoop above Ukraine's capital


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1 hour ago, ozimoron said:

That would be the logical equivalent of Cambodia having a referendum to claim it is the successor to the Khmer Empire and restoring it's territorial integrity over Thailand and Myanmar.

Along with Rome claiming most of Europe and all of the Mediterranean coast.

 

I wonder if Macedonia will claim to be the successor to the conquests of Alexander the Great and try to control lands as far east as India?

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7 minutes ago, friendofthai said:

Sadly to say, but it looks like the western leaders are loosing support in their countries. Is it right?
 

Don't feed the troll. :offtopic::offtopic:

 

Perhaps he should loosen his belt before he loses support.

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10 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

80% with a state controlled media feeding a one sided propaganda.

 

Also hard to get accurate polling im a brutal repressive dictatorship.

 

I suggest watching the youtube channel 1420 to get a flavor of the complexity of Russian public opinion and to smell the fear in the air there. Man on the street interviews.

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26 minutes ago, Kwasaki said:

France 24 reported today nearly 80% of the Russian population support Putin. 

Then you have the wise ones outside of the country and that have access to uncensored news:

 

Thousands of Russians rally against Putin in Prague

 

https://www.france24.com/en/live-news/20220326-thousands-of-russians-rally-against-putin-in-prague

 

 

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6 minutes ago, friendofthai said:

If you have exited legally from any conglomerate, you are completely free. But we don't think Ukraine have exited legally. We are preparing one of the biggest lawsuit in human history - about 100k citizens of USSR against Gorbachev. I hope you will enjoy it. The Vlad`s court in Moscow, the fairest court in the world, will make the fairest decision.

The conglomerate no longer exists.  Laws describing procedures for leaving the conglomerate became void when all elements of the conglomerate agreed to the dissolution. 

 

It doesn't matter if Russia changed its mind about the dissolution 30 years after the fact.  It's too late.  There is no longer a USSR. 

 

This is obviously a war of conquest and empire building.  I think you are ok with that.  Stop inventing specious legal arguments.  Vlad's court is a joke.

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https://www.pravda.com.ua/eng/news/2022/03/28/7335261/

 

Government estimates: Almost 5,000 people killed in Mariupol, 170,000 remain under siege

 

there will be hell to pay, Vlad.

 

Mod's Note: the link above is for Ukrayinska Pravda, a Ukrainian media outlet with a good record for factual reporting, as opposed to the Russian Pravda, which is a non-credible "questionable source" and not allowed here.

 

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I guess this is the good faith, some apologists in this forum spoke of regarding Russia.

Keep your sad emojis to yourselves please.

 

 

Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich and Ukrainian diplomats suffered poisoning symptoms after they met with Russian peace negotiators, it’s been claimed.

 

https://www.news.com.au/world/europe/abramovich-ukrainian-diplomats-suffer-poisoning-symptoms-after-meeting-with-russian-peace-negotiators/news-story/f4afa1d3affa62c8c9b01b7f10e9a8d0

 

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2022/3/28/russias-abramovich-suffered-symptoms-of-suspected-poisoning-reports

 

https://www.wsj.com/articles/roman-abramovich-and-ukrainian-peace-negotiators-suffer-symptoms-of-suspected-poisoning-11648480493

 

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11 hours ago, Bkk Brian said:

Ukraine has published the names and addresses of 620 FSB officers in an apparent data breach of the Russian security agency

 

As well as names and addresses, the list also includes agents’ car models and licence plates, mobile phone numbers and dates and places of birth.

All those on the list were registered as living in the Lubyanka, the service’s Moscow headquarters.

The FSB is Russia’s domestic security service, akin to MI5. However its remit also encompasses countries of the former Soviet Union including Ukraine.

 

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/names-and-addresses-of-625-fsb-officers-published-after-data-breach-q68sqdh2t?

 

 

Which one of the generals that is left will be brave enough to tell Putin this bombshell…lol

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Is this reflective of the bravery, ethics and calibre of those serving Mother Russia?

 

A female Russian sniper allegedly responsible for killing 40 Ukrainian people has been captured after she was left to die by her fellow fighters.

 

https://www.news.com.au/world/europe/ukraine-captures-female-sniper-who-killed-40-in-russian-invasion/news-story/074740129917042d73ea5088cee7c022

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13 hours ago, RJRS1301 said:

Is this reflective of the bravery, ethics and calibre of those serving Mother Russia?

 

A female Russian sniper allegedly responsible for killing 40 Ukrainian people has been captured after she was left to die by her fellow fighters.

 

https://www.news.com.au/world/europe/ukraine-captures-female-sniper-who-killed-40-in-russian-invasion/news-story/074740129917042d73ea5088cee7c022

 

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reportedly she is responsible for “killing 40 Ukrainians including civilians”.

next stop ... a court.

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Russia no longer demanding Ukraine be ‘denazified’ in ceasefire talks

Requests include Kyiv dropping Nato pursuit in exchange for security guarantees and EU membership

 

Russia is no longer requesting Ukraine be “denazified” and is prepared to let Kyiv join the EU if it remains militarily non-aligned as part of ceasefire negotiations, according to four people briefed on the discussions. Moscow and Kyiv are discussing a pause in hostilities as part of a possible deal that would involve Ukraine abandoning its drive for Nato membership in exchange for security guarantees and the prospect to join the EU, the people said under the condition of anonymity because the matter is not yet finalised.

 

https://www.ft.com/content/7f14efe8-2f4c-47a2-aa6b-9a755a39b626

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