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JimmiC
Canada22817 Posts
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zatic
Zurich15366 Posts
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Jones313
Finland173 Posts
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JimmiC
Canada22817 Posts
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0x64
Finland4641 Posts
On July 22 2023 11:03 JimmiC wrote: Prigozhin being the one that is free is the strangest part of the whole thing. PigOzhin is free (relatively) because he is popular with the hard liner. If he was put in the traitor category, this would look so bad. Now they are just adults having a disagreement. yeah right... Sad how delusional this world has become. | ||
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{CC}StealthBlue
United States41117 Posts
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{CC}StealthBlue
United States41117 Posts
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Magic Powers
Austria4478 Posts
https://edition.cnn.com/europe/live-news/russia-ukraine-war-news-07-24-23/h_68fd7fcaea05712c12477cdaebcc0769 | ||
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Ardias
Russian Federation618 Posts
On July 21 2023 19:04 r00ty wrote: Ukrainian grain for Europe is mostly transported over the danube river nowadays. Capacity had been increased before the war already and is being increased further. The cancellation of the grain deal was expected anyway. It's not perfect, the capacity is not quite there yet and we'll still have price hikes but this will hit the middle east and Africa a lot harder. Actually, about that: https://t.me/ChDambiev/24604?single Shahed drone attacks on Reni river port on Danube. | ||
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maybenexttime
Poland5865 Posts
On July 25 2023 03:11 Ardias wrote: Actually, about that: https://t.me/ChDambiev/24604?single Shahed drone attacks on Reni river port on Danube. Yeah, Russia's not even pretending that it's not a terrorist state. | ||
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Sermokala
United States14208 Posts
On July 25 2023 06:37 maybenexttime wrote: Yeah, Russia's not even pretending that it's not a terrorist state. Striking the cathedral is a particularly sickening thing. They don't even consider their own religious houses to be off-limits for missile strikes. | ||
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gobbledydook
Australia2605 Posts
On July 25 2023 12:06 Sermokala wrote: Striking the cathedral is a particularly sickening thing. They don't even consider their own religious houses to be off-limits for missile strikes. It's unclear whether the cathedral was targeted or just hit by a stray missile. Obviously Russia is not interested in conducting ethical war, so maybe the inaccuracy of the strikes is a feature rather than a bug. | ||
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Ardias
Russian Federation618 Posts
On July 21 2023 22:23 KwarK wrote: China hasn’t been a great ally for them in this anyway. No guns, no official dual use exports, Russia already has a UN veto. And why would they be? What about unofficial one? https://www.politico.eu/article/china-firms-russia-body-armor-bullet-proof-drones-thermal-optics-army-equipment-shanghai-h-win/ This looks like quite a military support. | ||
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Ardias
Russian Federation618 Posts
On July 25 2023 12:06 Sermokala wrote: Striking the cathedral is a particularly sickening thing. They don't even consider their own religious houses to be off-limits for missile strikes. Well, Zelensky claimed that missile hitting the cathedral was an Kh-22. Now you can compare the damage in Kremenchug plant and trade center from last year being hit by the same missiles and the damage to the cathedral. It would have just leveled the place. | ||
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Simberto
Germany11990 Posts
A lot of Northern German cities consist basically entirely of buildings built in the 50s, except for the churches. | ||
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{CC}StealthBlue
United States41117 Posts
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KwarK
United States44289 Posts
There’s also a question mark over what Russia will do in response. Bakhmut stands as their only achievement since the first months of the war. At the start of the war they took a lot of ground in lightening strikes and then in the following months took more by expending decades of accumulated Soviet artillery shells. Since the rationing of artillery started and HIMARS kicked in they have taken exactly one city, Bakhmut, and lost several others. If they cannot hold Bakhmut then the writing will be on the wall for all to see. That may lead to more of the same costly and futile attempts to defend that we’ve seen elsewhere. I wouldn’t be surprised if Russia senselessly commits large amounts of reserves to the defence of Bakhmut to avoid the loss of public face. | ||
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KwarK
United States44289 Posts
On July 25 2023 13:20 Ardias wrote: What about unofficial one? https://www.politico.eu/article/china-firms-russia-body-armor-bullet-proof-drones-thermal-optics-army-equipment-shanghai-h-win/ This looks like quite a military support. Yeah, China gonna China, klepto-capitalism gonna klepto-capitalism. But there’s a huge cap between Chinese corporations selling dual use shit under the table to enrich themselves and the way the west is supporting Ukraine. Ukraine’s allies say “tell us what you need and if we can we’ll get it for you free of charge”. By that benchmark China is no ally of Russia. | ||
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sertas
Sweden890 Posts
On July 25 2023 13:28 Ardias wrote: Well, Zelensky claimed that missile hitting the cathedral was an Kh-22. Now you can compare the damage in Kremenchug plant and trade center from last year being hit by the same missiles and the damage to the cathedral. It would have just leveled the place. Thoughts on this then? or tldr : "The attack on the Odessa Transfiguration Cathedral ( 46°28'59.09"N / 30°43'52.94"E) on July 23rd was most likely performed by a Kaliber cruise missile with a ~450 kilogram warhead" | ||
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Lmui
Canada6223 Posts
Other than being in the Southeast, there isn't too much other information coming out just yet. We'll see how well they can get through the minefields since the spearhead needs to penetrate 20-30km through multiple lines before it's able to advance more freely. | ||
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