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Ukrainian partisan activity continues to impose costs on Russian occupation forces in Kherson and Zaporizhia oblasts.
This is one of the many areas to pay close attention to. Partisans can wreak alot of havoc on Russian forces in occupied territories.
More on the "partisans wreaking a lot of havok on Russian forces."
Today at 7:50 AM there was an explosion in the 9 story building in Melitopol, in the center of the city.
Judging by the news in Ukrainian media, the "partisans" were targeting the new head of the Zaporojhie region. His family obviously too, and it was not a big deal if few more neighbors would have been killed in a process, just for being neighbors of the "Russian collaborator."
That's the mentality of the nationalists, that's the very essence of their terrorist state.
And it didn't happen on February 24th, that's not the time when this terrorist state was born.
Those were not real "battles" - that's what Ukrainian propaganda would want you to believe.
May be there were couple of exceptions, but in 99% of cases - Russians just withdrew their troops from these locations in order to move them to Donbass.
After all they didn't announce any additional mobilization so far, remember?
Oh give me a break. The Ukrainians totally defeated the Russians in the Northern Ukraine. Remember that 40 mile long convoy of Russian vehicles that made it all the way to the outskirts of Kyiv, where it stalled and then was totally annihilated by Ukrainian attacks? No way can that logically be interpreted as anything other than a massive defeat for the Russians.
Yes, those troops were deployed to the Eastern Front, because they had totally failed to achieve any of their military objectives in the Northern Ukraine. They lost that battle big time, and even the Russians themselves know that.
That said, these are battles and who wins the battles has nothing to do with who wins the war.
I am a fan of Lithuania. They stand up to the CCP in support of Taiwan. Now they stand up to Russia in support of Ukraine. I love how patriotic their people are.
The Lithuanians have recognized the great threat that Russia is for a long time. My Lithuanian relatives suffered greatly under the Nazi German occupation. But when they finally got released from German labor camps, they left everything behind and followed the Germans back to Germany, eventually Western Germany. Because they wanted nothing to do with Russia. Which I guess worked out best for them. It got them all US and Canadian passports for being anti-communist.
man: what company? the Regional Commander... so they started asking questions, those whose contracts are coming to an end.. he asks me 'how much time you've got till your contract is ended?'. I say '20 days'. He says 'well then you've got 20 days to die here'
woman: is he ****ing kidding?
man: well, just like that... and then everybody refused to go on an offensive, to the ****ing forefront...
It's total nonsense. In our BTG out of 600 people 215 left. The others are 200s (dead) and 300s (wounded)
woman: he's a ****ing moron. Is he completely ****ed in his brain?
man: our battery refused to go. He started waving his gun saying I'm gonna ****ing kill you if you don't go there. And there's this kid - he pulled the pin on a grenade and says c'mon kill me, we'll blow up here together... The special ops also started waving their guns at us. And we at them. We were close to a ****ing shoot-out.. The commander got into his car and left..
woman: **** that. Come back home.
man: yeah thats what I think.. After his words I don't want to stay here. Says 'you've got 20 days...'
woman: what's his surname?
man: Solodchuk. Colonel General.
woman: Svolochuk? (funny word play - svoloch means bastard)
man: Solodchuk. Colonel General
woman: ****ing *******.. is he completely ****ed up, this Solodchuk-Volochuk...
man: Our brigade can't do ****. There's nothing left here. No manpower. ****ing nothing. We've got one gun commander left. Two guns out of twelve left. The rest is ****ing smashed. Out of twelve vehicles only three can move.
"You know now what I'm most afraid of, now that the fighting is so intense, so tough?" Dmytro, a former English language teacher, told Reuters television. "That we would be told: That's it, stop it, we have a ceasefire."
"A negotiated settlement can only happen on Ukrainian terms, and at present if it happened it would be a horror."
That's what I've been saying for the last eight years watching the forcible "ukrainianization" of the South-Eastern part of Ukraine by the new puppet regime.
By your definition, whatever government Ukraine has, it will be a puppet regime.
At least, it looks Ukraine doesn't want to be a Russian state puppet anymore. Which makes you mad.
Sometimes, all ya can do is smile.
Russians "withdraw"; Ukrainians "flee", or "lose". Russians, we are told, did not really intend to win at all, so these weren't real battles. Real battles, it seems, are the ones where Russia prevails.
C'mon, don't you already know that Russians have been avoiding "real" battles since the beginning of the invasion at any cost, because they were given orders by the Noble Russian government to save lives not only of Ukrainian civilians, but Ukrainian hostile Nationalists, as well?!
According to "Erasure", of course.
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