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169% of the population has voted to form the Kursk People's Republic and seek protection from Russia.
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2024-09-08
Border stops at Moscow, looking from China.
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2024-09-08
Russia blocked YouTube, so they are on information lockdown.
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2024-09-08
It is ironic, but historically, Kursk oblast was a part of Ukraine not so long ago, so a large part of the population is ethnicly Ukrainians
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2024-09-08
Well, factually, Denis Kaputsin served a 9 year prison sentence for hate crimes and terrorism. He was then deported because of his Nazi beliefs. His organization was banned. Most of it members fled or were imprisoned for their attacks on minorities in Russia. After Kaputsin was deported, the EU completely banned him from entering any EU country, citing his hate crimes, Nazi affiliation and his previous attempts to make neo-Nazi parties in the EU. Let’s recap- Denis Kaputsin is a Russian neo-Nazi who was convicted of hate crimes, hate speech and terrorism in Russia. He was deported. His party was banned. The EU has prevented him from setting foot inside it. And Ukraine went to him (he was in Ukraine) and offered him weapons and training to form a military unit. And people thought this was a good idea? It’s a bit more serious than “waving a flag”.
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2024-09-08
> Even if they don’t hit the plant itself, knocking out the substations to cause some massive blackouts would be a nice turnaround on Russia. They wouldn't need to invade for that, just fly some drones with metal wires into the transformers and high voltage lines. Instantly trips the whole plant off the grid and the electrical equipment tends to both not like that very well and take a long time to replace.
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2024-09-08
The F-16s Ukraine is getting are older and generally have shorter range radars compared to modernized ones. They are not going to be able to get either high enough or close enough without exposing themselves to long range SAMs. Their duties at first will most likely be intercepting slower targets like larger Russian reconnaissance drones and cruise missiles. I'd also expect to see them used for ground attack roles later on. But I doubt we'll see them used to intercept Russian attack aircraft or bombers unless Russia makes some serious mistakes. Kinematically, they just can't. They don't have the opportunity to get enough altitude for A2A missiles to have that kind of range, because Russia has long range ground based air defense parked all over the border. Ukraine has absolutely been prioritizing targeting those air defense systems, and done a lot of damage, but there is no way in hell they are going to expose the F-16s and their invaluable pilots to any more risk than they absolutely have to.
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2024-09-08
Legitimately intentionally designed for mobile warfare in the flatlands of Eastern Europe during the cold war. Glad to see it being put to use.
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2024-09-08
^ fucking weird. Prime example.
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2024-09-08
> quite difficult for Russia to counter this attack [Well they tried but unsurprisingly they broadcasted their reinforcements on social media and they were obliterated before they made it to the front.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSicqLrMgho)
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2024-09-08
The bolded part was never meant to represent an actual goal so much as the emotions of the time. Germany had upset the allies to a point where openly setting your cities on fire and seeing civilians die a horrible death, well we shall take glee in watching them burn. That is what his statement says. Total War. Germany started this. We will finish it.
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2024-09-08
No. I’m bringing up a contradiction that people can’t explain.
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2024-09-08
Destroying the transformers alone is more than enough. Transformers that size are made to order. . . . 6+ Months if not year+ to replace.
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2024-09-08
Operation Downfall would've gone ahead if not for Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Large portions of the Japanese leadership, including the Emperor, felt they could weather the bombings and force an invasion. They felt that after the causalities inflicted upon Allied forces, already war weary, at Iwo Jima and Okinawa were a good indication of what Imperial Japanese forces supported by conscripted civilians could do. The hope was that if they inflicted enough causalities during the invasion they could force concessions during the negotiations, and not have to unconditionally surrender. Also, LeMay (and others) felt that the nukes would be more humane than the firebombing raids, which were horrific to say the very least. Bomber crews wore masks to cut the smell of burning human flesh during these raids..
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2024-09-08
I think you might be overestimating tactical nukes. It would only have a kill radius of about a kilometer. It may kill hundreds but it would bring the whole of NATO into the war and they'd win in a matter of weeks if not days. If Russia used strategic nukes it would be mutually assured destruction and the world ends, They would likely never do that, especially not over Kursk and not without plenty of warnings.
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2024-09-08
lol there’s no contradiction. You’re failing at drawing a connection between a handful of people and a nation being attacked by Russia. What I can’t tell is if you are just disingenuous or actually stupid.
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2024-09-08
I mean they said they’d take back every like they lost… they didn’t say it was going to be the same land.
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2024-09-08
Prigozhin spent a day reaching Moscow, despite being attacked by Russian air defense. The 2+ battalions Ukraine has in Kursk now should be able to do the same. I don't think that's their strategy, but goddamnit it would have been an amazing gamble. The main problem is that Russia has overconfidence in Putin. He's not a good leader. He's a nutcase. I think that a suicide attack on Moscow would be devastating for Russia, but that would require thousands of Ukrainian soldiers willing to bet everything on this one, very risky tactic. The best thing Ukraine can do is bring the turmoil onto Russian soil, and prove to everyone, once and for all, that Putin does not care about his country or people.
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2024-09-08
All lies and propoganda. Ukrain aint doin shit to Russia and they will never defeat Russia
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2024-09-08
They could have 3 days ago, but they obviously didn't, because it is all a bluff.
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2024-09-08
not forever but a good while at least. this land they're taking wasn't fortified or mined very well at all. ukraine can do that themselves, and hold it like russia has done on their land.
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2024-09-08
Hey Buddy, I ran your account through an analysis tool and found some interesting stats. In the past 4 days, you've made 721 pro-Russian comments, totaling around 46,000 words. Your activity window is consistently from 3 PM to 5 AM (GMT), which means you've been averaging 14 hours a day on Reddit. To break it down for your average 14 hour day: • 12.9 comments per hour • 821 words per hour An exemplary Kremlin bot! A few more years of this and you'll have enough rubles for a used Lada.
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2024-09-08
Bullies are always quick to whine to the refs when their victims fight back.
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2024-09-08
Why do people keep saying this about the logistics? Ukraine has gone a few dozen miles into Russian land from their own land? Trucks can travel that distance in an extremely short span of time, no? Or have they gotten way further into Russia than I’ve read?
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2024-09-08
If the Ukrainians destroy the cooling towers and electrical infrastructure surrounding the large nuclear power plant located right by their incursion that thing will stay broken for years and their logistics hub will be lit by candles and whale oil lamps. I am sure the Ukrainians know all about this.
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2024-09-08
just in, out in a bag
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2024-09-08
Who's y'all here? There's a pretty big difference between *invading countries that have been dictatorships* to try to "build democracy" vs *support an ally that is already a democracy*. Pretending former Soviet states are anything like the tribal states that the Brits carved up is silly and ignorant.
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2024-09-08
So accurate, except, Poland had power when the temp or wind change more than 4 degrees at a time.
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2024-09-08
"Moscow has long been a minor outpost of Ukraine".
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2024-09-08
We’re are sending them the shit we would have given the police. Let’s take the double win and go home.
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2024-09-08
Those Moscows girls make me scream and shout, that Georgia’s always on my my my my my my my my my my mind!
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That’s because there are no indicators of that. You’re arguing in bad faith, tbh, or at best mind bogglingly stupid, because a reasonable person can observe both of these things.
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2024-09-08
I know vatniks have a remarkable talent for believing in simultaneous, contradictory lies, but I would hope that cycling between them *in the same sentence* would be enough to indicate I was being sardonic.
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2024-09-08
Don’t forget about the removal of the nazis and corruption
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2024-09-08
How thinly stretched do you have to be for an hostile military force to breach your borders and continue to move freely deeper into your territory? Particularly one you’re at war with and are presumably keeping all eyes on?? And you have to “scramble” to scrape up enough troops to protect your own soil?
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2024-09-08
Lol you're right but I still got a funny mental image of putting stabbing himself and not liking it
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2024-09-08
Hmm I wonder if the firebombing of Tokyo was more destructive than both of the atomic bombs combined? If only someone more knowledgeable could reply with this very specific information.
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2024-09-08
Calm down Baltimore.
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2024-09-08
Well, ruzzians bombed their own villages and cities previous time, during the raid into Belhorod region. So no surprise they are doing it again. putler and his minions don't really care about ruzzian people, after all.
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2024-09-08
To call what Germany did looking sideways at the US is a bit disingenuous. Now South America and Iran, we set them straight, didn't we.
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2024-09-08
Military Intelligence may not be an oxymoron after all. Go boys: happy hunting.
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2024-09-08
Funnily enough your example with Mexico is close to history, Pancho Villa raided the US during the Mexican Revolution and completely caught them with their pants down, he got away scot free and pulled the US more directly into the civil war (which he wanted since the US was heavily backing the other guy but the Mexican people had no tolerance for the American army in their country). You never seem to hear Americans mention it, for some reason.
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2024-09-08
Not even an official ally. Russia somehow managed to be such a bad guy, that multiple nations are sending weapons to the other side out of the goodness (diplomatic utility) of their hearts.
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2024-09-08
You guys are missing the obvious one: Mr. PutinButtHole
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2024-09-08
I'm Ukrainian and I'll for fucking russia as much as we can but this is not it. This is dangerous and basically terrorism. Even fucking russians themselves didn't risk blowing up chernobyl or zaporizhia nuclear plants. I think we'd lost ALL support in a heartbeat if we even tried something like that. However, making them scared we're planning to capture it is indeed nice.
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2024-09-08
The winds of shit, Ricky. They blow for thee
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2024-09-08
I love it. Nobody deserved it more than Russian invaders . Putin bombing schools and churches.
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2024-09-08
The same can and should be said about Hamas. Sooooooooo many people want Israel to stop, yet they want Ukraine to continue. Don’t get me wrong, I think Ukraine and Israel should keep going and finish the wars that were they were unwillingly dragged into by the aggression of their neighbors.
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2024-09-08
That Ukraine people have huge balls of steel, we can definitely give that to them
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2024-09-08
Until the money runs out. Which could be years. 
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2024-09-08
Even in Western countries, transformer lead times are measured in years.
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2024-09-08
Beautiful
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2024-10-08
Wonder what became of those Troops China was sending Putin? There stuff fell apart already?
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2024-10-08
Best defense is a good offense. This is an EXCELLENT move by Ukraine. It will force the Russians out of their defensive positions to protect their own country (and freaking Moscow), which will allow Ukraine to conduct some offensive operations to clear their own land..... Well, assuming that Russia can put up any defense between Ukraine and Moscow. Wagner got damned close and I would not be surprised to see Ukrainian flags heading into the square of Moscow. Probably not, but keep in mind Russia doesn't have much left to defend with, and what they do have has golf carts and motorcycles. Put that western tech with veteran crews on the open plains of Kursk, and it'll be like Desert Storm 91 all over again. If Ukraine can act very quickly, they can end this, but if Russia gains some brains or magically creates a new army, they will have to fall back as quickly as they advanced to avoid envelopment.
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2024-10-08
Polish mathematicians helped break Enigma.
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2024-10-08
Fuck yeah, go Ukraine! 🇺🇦
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2024-10-08
A lot of the stuff being sent over is being replaced by new stuff. So... free disposal and Ukraine gets good use out of my tax dollars. Depreciated tax dollars. I'm absolutely fine with this...
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2024-10-08
What goes around is all around?
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2024-10-08
Far too long since I've seen a good civ ref
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2024-10-08
Then zelensky should go on TV, put on a clown nose and imitate Putin describing how 1000 years ago it's always been Ukrainian territory.
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2024-10-08
Oh he had the balls, just because a risk doesn’t pay off (returning to Russia) doesn’t mean it was a poor decision.
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2024-10-08
Hmm that’s unlikely given how he died
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It was rumored that there actually was a 3rd A-bomb called thin man
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2024-10-08
Come on- he half assed it. For him and all his men. Moscow had no answers and he didn’t expect to get that far. Once he did, to his surprise, he didn’t have options based on his original plan.
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2024-10-08
You know, I'm thinking the same thing
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2024-10-08
See how the fascists like it. Their land. Their blood
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2024-10-08
Keep it on and redirect the power to Ukraine like Russia did with Zaporizhzhya
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2024-10-08
which russian forces in particular?
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2024-10-08
Yes we are.
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2024-10-08
Uhh, has anyone told Ukraine about the past history of invading Russia
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2024-10-08
Maybe because of the results of invading Russia in the previous…well, forever
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2024-10-08
Conscript Morty was already dead by day 20
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2024-10-08
I thought of that when I wrote it, and I expected a few MAGA weirdos to reply with, “They’ve already invaded!” But… nothing yet.
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2024-10-08
I’m sure no one knows better than the Ukrainians, which makes this incursion especially embarrassing for Rootin’ Tootin’ PooTin.
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2024-10-08
>Luckily Western resolve hasn't waned so far. Dont worry, JD Vance is here to take care of that and save Ukraine from further bloodshed by letting them all die ASAP.
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2024-10-08
March straight to Moscow, fetch that rat Putin out of his hole and end him!
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2024-10-08
I have been hearing people say this for almost 900 days. It's not going to happen.
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2024-10-08
So just to clarify, yes Hitler was insane and made some incredibly stupid decisions across the course of the war, along with the evil ones we know well, You are however running on history that is massively biased and isn't really the truth and in reality cope from those generals making themselves look better. We have direct sources from WW2 of generals actually overruling Hitler and either persuading him or pressuring him to change his plans to suite them, the idea that he overruled them at every turn is mainly sourced from post war memoirs of German generals who survived the war along with generals selected by western allied nations to help build a more complete picture of both sides of the war, these generals had absolutely every incentive to lie and did indeed lie, as historians have found massive gaps in their stories or evidence has come out that directly contradicts their accounts. The battle of Kursk being a good example, where post war narrative even taught today is it was Hitlers mad final gambit, when in reality the situation was more nuanced with a large amount of his generals confidently assuring him it was the correct plan, and even before he officially signed it to be official in a telephone call he told someone it was turning his stomach and he wasn't all that into it. Not to say he didn't make utterly insane choices, but the main insane choice was to even start the war, they had barely enough fuel to even last a short offensive into Russia before they needed oil fields. Funnily enough the "they almost got Moscow Hitler didn't let them" is another piece of information that gets parroted even though Stalin would have just left and the war would have continued, they needed the caucasus oil fields to even move forward any more, and even then Hitlwe folded and let Army group centre spend way too much time in Moscow instead of redirecting them to the point they got encircled because they had been there too long Also just to be clear, the original blitzkreig was successful but the reason English and French troops escaped back to England across the chanel is the direct result of Hitler taking the back seat and letting Göring (who promised he'd handle Dunkirk) deal with it (he failed). And that was the result of Rommel and other units pushing French troops back too far and then having to stop because they had outpaced their supply lines and had to literally stop and wait which let the allies retreat much further. TLDR: His generals were largly as equally incompetent as Hitler was, they made plenty of their own bad decisions without Hitler even needing to get involved, although he did do that sometimes too
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2024-10-08
The bullies encounter resistance- gotta love it
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2024-10-08
Great thanks for asking ;)
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2024-10-08
I honestly expect putin to show up dead from a "heart attack" and Russia to pull out as fast as they can
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2024-10-08
Yes, I know that you guys are really proud of at least fighting ONE justified war (and I say that without remorse from Germany) but what we DON'T do here is putting the necessary yet ugly things on a pedestal. The literal Firestorm of Hamburg burnt over 40.000 civilians that night. And yes, Germany had it coming and yes the Nazis caused atrocities left and right but... high-fiving yourself and Bomber Harris for burning over 30.000 women and children that night has the same dignity as throwing a party for bombing Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Jeeeeez. Is everything binary to you? Is that because you watch so much Star Wars?
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2024-10-08
It’s certainly created a new dilemma for Putin.
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2024-10-08
Well that’s backfired hasn’t it ? - Putin would clearly have done very much better not starting this war…. So the blame is ultimately down to him.
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2024-10-08
“A considerable quantity of toilet paper” Hahaha holy shit this guy was nuts
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2024-10-08
Yeah, i put it on my profile since Reddit is sometimes weird about Tele links, even normal SFW ones.
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2024-10-08
They are spending Ukrainian and foreign legion lives. ones they can not afford to loose. buy dragging it out to “bleed him dry” its just more tit for tat because he did it to our guys during Afghanistan and Iraq we did it to him in Afghanistan in 80’s and so on. It needs to be stopped. Enough killing just to test weapon systems. Please.
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It’s also worth mentioning that after Russia changed sides, and was struggling to cope, they received a great deal of help from the USA. About 100,000 tons of food, thousands of trucks and millions of rounds of ammunition, and many other items. This helped Russia to get by.
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2024-10-08
They're pretty good at offering him poisoned choices.
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2024-10-08
Because he was one of the first tomopen up about this. Decades ago. WikiLeaks will go in depth but not exactly provide a quick overview. You can laugh all you like. Good for you. Have a nice day.
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2024-10-08
I was referring to WWII. I hope our country has the strength to do that again. For all that there are some obnoxious young Polish men those tend to be exactly like our obnoxious young men so my disliking them is just normal not racist. The British and the Poles are very similar, even our wankers. And there are no massive rallies here in the UK about the largest group of modern immigrants are there? The most likely foreign language you will hear anywhere in the UK, and I travel very extensively, is Polish. I lived for thirty years just down the road from the massive Polish War Memorial to the West of London. There are a large number of sadly lost Polish men who rest forever on the soil they gave their lives to protect after theirs fell. I, at least am very grateful for their bravery and sacrifice.
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2024-10-08
That would be hilarious.. Though I don’t think that’s what is happening.
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2024-10-08
I've seen this take a couple of times, and it's so mind-bogglingly stupid I took it as a joke for the first few. The idea that the Russian government would employ a nuclear device on Russian soil to stop an advance of a thousand troops is beyond lunacy.
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2024-10-08
It’s a bit close to Moscow..
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2024-10-08
The ones sent so far have been intercepted and are now left permanently ‘sleeping’…
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2024-10-08
Well, yeah ... but it's something *any* power plant should be prepared to deal with. Even without a war, a natural disaster or major equipment malfunction might require you to isolate the plant from the grid at any moment, unexpectedly. Any nuclear plant should have established procedures and training for this, and should be able to handle it without any disasters occurring. Going without such precautions would be extremely reckless, because even without a war going on nearby, the plant's connection to the grid could be unexpectedly severed at any moment.
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Right but geopolitically we don't even factor the actual use into it, it's just a thing they'll say that will inevitably bring Europe and the US to tell the Ukrainian govt to hold back. The Ukrainian themselves may hold back. It's just a trump card. Obviously they don't even need to tactically nuke the Kursk region. This is a country with icbms. They'll threaten kyiv itself. This is all things Ukraine knows and is operating under the assumption it would eventually occur. Hence why they wouldn't even plan to push that far. It serves no real purpose and opens them up to more front line to man. Russia is already redeploying assets. Whether this is effective depends on how successful the real attacks are in the occupied regions due to this redeployment.
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