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Oooh, right. How could we ever forget (what the politburo tells you to say)?Actually, it's Elensky and his nazi who is shipping food out, not Putin.Let us call Pootie's special military operation for what it is. Holdomor Ii.
Oooh, right. How could we ever forget (what the politburo tells you to say)?Actually, it's Elensky and his nazi who is shipping food out, not Putin.Let us call Pootie's special military operation for what it is. Holdomor Ii.
Ukraine has been himarsing the bridges over that waterway for months. If they wanted to destroy the lock, they could have done it anytime. Russia hasn't provided any evidence that the lock was actually hit or damaged, so it's probably a lie to justify Russia blowing up the dam when they retreat.Yeah, I vaguely remember the news about water gateway on that hydro power station being HIMARSed a week or so ago. Intentions of ukro-nazi strategists was clear.Well, official explanation is a threat of khahovka dam destruction and subsequent loss of communication.
Bridges yes, water gateway on power station no. It was recent and new.Ukraine has been himarsing the bridges over that waterway for months.
So why did they bomb it then?Ukraine has no reason to blow up the dam.
Actually, it's Elensky and his nazi who is shipping food out, not Putin.Let us call Pootie's special military operation for what it is. Holdomor Ii.
Well, they probably figured Russia was blowing up Ukrainian public infrastructure left and right, why not get in on the action.Bridges yes, water gateway on power station no. It was recent and new.Ukraine has been himarsing the bridges over that waterway for months.
So why did they bomb it then?Ukraine has no reason to blow up the dam.
I meant these temporary bridges over that gateway:Bridges yes, water gateway on power station no. It was recent and new.Ukraine has been himarsing the bridges over that waterway for months.

Maybe they didn't, and Russia is just lying about it?So why did they bomb it then?Ukraine has no reason to blow up the dam.
Nobody cares about bridges anymore. Problem is potential risk of flooding.I meant these temporary bridges over that gateway:Bridges yes, water gateway on power station no. It was recent and new.Ukraine has been himarsing the bridges over that waterway for months.
It was not destroyed. it was hit and merely damaged. But the treat of destruction was and still is there.I don't have photographic evidence of them being destroyed, because Russia doesn't seem to publish them anymore, quite sensibly. Why let your enemy know if they hit you? But there have been reports of himars strikes in Nova Kakhovka regularly.
Why would Russia lie about that?Maybe they didn't, and Russia is just lying about it?So why did they bomb it then?Ukraine has no reason to blow up the dam.
Genocide is what US and their nazi puppets have been doing since 2014.Actually, it's Elensky and his nazi who is shipping food out, not Putin.Let us call Pootie's special military operation for what it is. Holdomor Ii.
It is Pootie and his murders that are committing genocide. Russian troops callously murdering innocent civillians. War crimes. Putin is a war criminal. We will soon have a new epithet for mass murders. Facists, Nazis and Russians.
Yup. Excuses abound - Barbos will be happy to tell you how it’s just Ukranian Nazis killing themselves to make poor Putler look bad.Everywhere Ukraine forces Russia to retreat, Russians leave numerous massacred civilians. Ukraine does not and never did.
I wonder if Barbos lives in Russia or in the EU somewhere where there is rule of law and free speech...
Maybe they'll give him time off for good behavior if he can get us to buy their propaganda.He has told us that he lives somewhere in Siberia
He's best be careful. It's those outlying areas that are being most heavily conscripted to protect motherland.I wonder if Barbos lives in Russia or in the EU somewhere where there is rule of law and free speech...
He has told us that he lives somewhere in Siberia, and I see no reason to doubt him on that.
The Kremlin has ordered its forces to withdraw from the city of Kherson on the Black Sea coast in southern Ukraine.
The order comes eight months after the Russians captured Kherson and its 300,000 residents, six months after Ukrainian troops began bombarding the Kherson garrison’s supply line and two months after Ukrainian brigades launched a counteroffensive in the south aimed at liberating Kherson.
It’s a profound victory for Ukraine, and a major defeat for Russia. Arguably the biggest Russian defeat in a generation.
From there, the Ukrainians with their European-made howitzers and American-made rocket-launchers easily can strike the Isthmus of Perekop, the three-mile-wide strip of land, 45 miles south of Kherson, that connects the Russian-occupied Crimean Peninsula to Kherson Oblast south of the Dnipro.
Crimea, which Russian troops seized from Ukraine back in 2014, is the base for all Russian operations in southern Ukraine. The pin holding together the occupation of the entire region.
For the Ukrainian military, liberating Kherson is a step toward liberating Crimea. Soon, Ukrainian rockets and gun barrels will begin zeroing in on the Isthmus of Perekop, the gateway to the occupied peninsula.
I don't know. Power, water, amd food infrastrucre has been destroyed.Biggest Defeat For Russia In A Generation As Starving Troops Flee Across A Key Ukrainian River
The Kremlin has ordered its forces to withdraw from the city of Kherson on the Black Sea coast in southern Ukraine.
The order comes eight months after the Russians captured Kherson and its 300,000 residents, six months after Ukrainian troops began bombarding the Kherson garrison’s supply line and two months after Ukrainian brigades launched a counteroffensive in the south aimed at liberating Kherson.
It’s a profound victory for Ukraine, and a major defeat for Russia. Arguably the biggest Russian defeat in a generation.
From there, the Ukrainians with their European-made howitzers and American-made rocket-launchers easily can strike the Isthmus of Perekop, the three-mile-wide strip of land, 45 miles south of Kherson, that connects the Russian-occupied Crimean Peninsula to Kherson Oblast south of the Dnipro.
Crimea, which Russian troops seized from Ukraine back in 2014, is the base for all Russian operations in southern Ukraine. The pin holding together the occupation of the entire region.
For the Ukrainian military, liberating Kherson is a step toward liberating Crimea. Soon, Ukrainian rockets and gun barrels will begin zeroing in on the Isthmus of Perekop, the gateway to the occupied peninsula.
Is there a reason I should not be optimistic about Ukraine's chances?