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Raping Vietnamese women and children is all fun and games until your ass gets caught.
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Ukraine reconstructed the burning Azov men in the Yelanivka detention centre, where the AFU had fucked up with Himars.
The performance turned out to be more than cringe-worthy.
The performance turned out to be more than cringe-worthy.
The Right People Z
🇷🇺 107 years ago, in 1915, soldiers of 13th squadron of 226th Zemlyansky Regiment, who defended the Osovets Fortress, showed the whole world the unbreakable Russian Spirit. 50 soldiers, that survived in the German gas attack, forced almost 7 thousand German…
Graffiti in honour of the "attack of the dead".
uniform of the Moscow Institute of Art and Industry, designed after the uniform of the kornilov regiment of the russian civil war.
The motto of the institute is:
Study! Honour! Motherland!
The motto of the institute is:
Study! Honour! Motherland!
Overall, the situation regarding the war has not changed substantially, but it is set for major changes.
All fronts are in "calm", there is, as for 2 months already, all this speculation in Kherson about who is going to launch the hyper offensive of a million men ...
If the Ukrainians are willing or able to launch it ... I don't know if they want to and why they would want to announce this so much, as for if they can, in theory this offensive was supposed to take place 1 month ago and it hasn't happened yet, so ...
Actually, the biggest changes have been all along the line of the republics, from Donetsk city to Seversk. All along the front line there have been advances, closing the open spaces and hills all the way to the important towns of Bakhmut and Soledar, as well as assaults on other towns and important points such as Avdevka.
In general I think the month of August will be marked by battles for these 2 cities, whether it will be a Lysichiansk-like breakout or a Popasna-like scenario, I have no idea.
But I think there will be no significant advances in terms of total area until these cities fall, once one of these cities falls the other will be threatened from the flank and it will be relatively quick ...
All fronts are in "calm", there is, as for 2 months already, all this speculation in Kherson about who is going to launch the hyper offensive of a million men ...
If the Ukrainians are willing or able to launch it ... I don't know if they want to and why they would want to announce this so much, as for if they can, in theory this offensive was supposed to take place 1 month ago and it hasn't happened yet, so ...
Actually, the biggest changes have been all along the line of the republics, from Donetsk city to Seversk. All along the front line there have been advances, closing the open spaces and hills all the way to the important towns of Bakhmut and Soledar, as well as assaults on other towns and important points such as Avdevka.
In general I think the month of August will be marked by battles for these 2 cities, whether it will be a Lysichiansk-like breakout or a Popasna-like scenario, I have no idea.
But I think there will be no significant advances in terms of total area until these cities fall, once one of these cities falls the other will be threatened from the flank and it will be relatively quick ...
The Right People Z
Overall, the situation regarding the war has not changed substantially, but it is set for major changes. All fronts are in "calm", there is, as for 2 months already, all this speculation in Kherson about who is going to launch the hyper offensive of a million…
But in general, I am of the opinion that the Russians do not have a "plan" right now.
They just have a general direction in which to advance, they bombard the front line for a week.
They try to advance or test in many places at once, they recognise a weak point where they have local superiority.
They attack that point until they find a major defence.
Now, back to point 1, bomb the whole front line.
In this sense, I don't think there is a "concentration of forces" in order to launch those forces towards a target, because it seems to me impossible to bring those forces together, say 100 tanks, without it going unnoticed, whether it is by the Russians or the Ukrainians.
Instead of seeking superiority in a region, it seems that local superiority is sought, smaller in terms of forces required, size of deployment and advance. But more difficult to nullify.
They just have a general direction in which to advance, they bombard the front line for a week.
They try to advance or test in many places at once, they recognise a weak point where they have local superiority.
They attack that point until they find a major defence.
Now, back to point 1, bomb the whole front line.
In this sense, I don't think there is a "concentration of forces" in order to launch those forces towards a target, because it seems to me impossible to bring those forces together, say 100 tanks, without it going unnoticed, whether it is by the Russians or the Ukrainians.
Instead of seeking superiority in a region, it seems that local superiority is sought, smaller in terms of forces required, size of deployment and advance. But more difficult to nullify.
The Right People Z
But in general, I am of the opinion that the Russians do not have a "plan" right now. They just have a general direction in which to advance, they bombard the front line for a week. They try to advance or test in many places at once, they recognise a weak…
That is to say, Russia is extremely fluid.
There are no objectives set in stone as to how to reach this city, once the advance in one direction becomes complicated, enough material is left to secure the terrain (defence requires less material as a rule) and the remaining material is distributed along the front, rather than being applied to a breakthrough point, once this breakthrough has been met by the aforementioned defences.
In this way Russia is constantly moving material, since Russia not only has more material, but also better logistics, and both advantages are mutually multiplied ...
Of course, this is just my opinion, but it seems to me a sensible idea as to why despite making these advances north of Slaviansk, they simply decided to stop short of launching offensives on the city itself, to reactivate other lines of contact that seemed to have been abandoned ...
There are no objectives set in stone as to how to reach this city, once the advance in one direction becomes complicated, enough material is left to secure the terrain (defence requires less material as a rule) and the remaining material is distributed along the front, rather than being applied to a breakthrough point, once this breakthrough has been met by the aforementioned defences.
In this way Russia is constantly moving material, since Russia not only has more material, but also better logistics, and both advantages are mutually multiplied ...
Of course, this is just my opinion, but it seems to me a sensible idea as to why despite making these advances north of Slaviansk, they simply decided to stop short of launching offensives on the city itself, to reactivate other lines of contact that seemed to have been abandoned ...
A blue house in Odintsovo.
The owner refused to sell her house and plot even at twice the market price. Even after numerous threats, pogroms, broken windows and arson attempts.
Bottom line: it has been chilling amongst the high-rises for several years now.
The story turned out to be so high-profile that this year they are filming a series called "one against all" just based on the story.
The owner refused to sell her house and plot even at twice the market price. Even after numerous threats, pogroms, broken windows and arson attempts.
Bottom line: it has been chilling amongst the high-rises for several years now.
The story turned out to be so high-profile that this year they are filming a series called "one against all" just based on the story.