▶Latest >Russia to remove upper age limit for military service in armed forces >Heavy fighting taking place in & around Severodonetsk >Russia increasing intensity of operations in Donbas >Russia takes control of Svitlodarsk town >Workers digging through rubble allegedly find 200 bodies in Mariupol apartment block basement >Food shortages could cause more deaths than war, UK minister warns >Azov's Cpt Palamar appears in video from Azovstal, claims elements of Azov command remain in the plant & will conduct undisclosed operation >Senate passes $40 billion package for Ukraine >Russia continues air & artillery strikes on Azovstal Steel Plant, indicating that a remnant of Ukrainian defence is still in the plant >Several Missiles hit Lviv >Remaining Azov fighters in azovstal agree to surrender, as per instructions of Ukrainian command >Finland & Sweden to join NATO, Russia threatens to cut gas and energy supplies >UK signs mutual security pacts with Sweden & Finland >ISW: Ukrainian counteroffensive in northern Kharkiv took further ground & possibly closed to within 10km of Russian border >ISW: RU forces involved in battle of Mariupol likely heavily damaged, Ukrainian forces succeeded tying down & degrading substantial Russian force >Lavrov: Special military operation going according to plan >UK MoD: Russia forced to merge & redeploy depleted & disparate units in eastern Ukraine >War could last years, Nato warns
Conceptually and strategically, russia is in deep shit, since the losses that Russia bears not only on the fronts, but civilizationally, as an important geopolitical player, they are all but recoverable. Trying to fix anything now is like slapping band-aid on a beheaded guy. But, It was inevitable, because Russia's internal crisis was not resolved, russians refused to admit defeat in the Cold War, thereby refusing to repent for generational sins. It was all meant to be, and for the better or for the worse, it is going to happen at the turning point, when the Four Horsemen had already entered the arena . Nothing can be done about it now (on a grand scale). It seems for me that America is also experiencing a turning point, for example, a mere e-celeb like Elon Musk is npw becoming a major political figure, this is again proof of what I talked about a lot in the Belkovsky program for two years, maybe this will be the straw that broke the bipartisan system's back? I feel like "right" and "left", "nazi" and "commie" had lost their meanings anyway.
Reminder that the white death from ww2 was the original ghost of queef and if you believe it you're an actual retard. It's funny seeing finns using old lies to try and cope with the fact that Russia is about to make them their bitch (again)
Holy fuck anons, you have no clue how hard I want to impregnate her. Just imagine, you're on top of her, your cock sliding in and outside her warm, wet, and welcoming vagina. She gently caresses and scratches your nape, you lean in passionately kiss, feeling her soft lips and tongue. Your rythm starts increasing, you're thrusting faster and faster alongside her increasingly louder and faster moaning. She screams in pleasure as she orgasms, you can feel like her orgasmic palpitations gripping hard on your cock as you yourself ejaculate inside of her. You fill up her womb with your sperm, painting her insides with your white life juice, planting your seed in her womb. Then you cuddle together and sleep soundly, fully feeling the romantic bond between each other and the life you have created.
>379730394 >implying Russia wouldn't get completely BTFO if they tried anything here >implying they even have the muscle left to make a move >implying they have the balls I keep telling you faggots, Putin ain't gonna do SHIT
Heroyam slava, here's to many more dead vatniggers! >Why doesn't u.s give Ukrainians tomahawk missiles "Muh escalation, Russia scary". Man the fuck up and give us the missiles already. Throw in a couple dozen MLRS vehicles too while you're at it. >Ukrainian counter offensive when, summer? Unironically yes, somewhere in the second half most likely. It'll probably be localized pushes instead of one massive offensive though.
Zachary Turner
>Man the fuck up and give us the missiles already. Throw in a couple dozen MLRS vehicles too while you're at it.
Sent ;)
Oliver White
Looking at who cheers for Russian coming here it's usually third worldists, commies and other faggots.
Winter and not Ukrainian but NATO. Why winter? To make this at least a bit challenging, cause vatniks can’t provide we need weather to do it.
James Brooks
What's the current state of the Russian stock exchange? Is it still closed? How about the ruble? What are the rumors about its price on the black markets? Still none is buying Russian gas in rubles, right?
Jeremiah Hill
Allegedly the Pentagon is already asking the military-industrial complex to make a bunch more MLRS, so they might have already approved it behind closed doors. Alternatively, we'll just give them to Poland to butterfingers across the border.
Adam Richardson
Limited access, open but not for you or I
Nolan Wright
disgusting i'd just pop her in the head and drag the body through the streets
the rubble is still being propped up by dumb currency games, but their central bank head says that things are definitely going to fall apart on the home front in a few more months at most. Not directly, you see, but they're preparing the population for upcoming financial difficulties, in their words.
Joseph Fisher
>Still none is buying Russian gas in rubles, right?
Except for Europeans.
Isaac Flores
"Oopsie doodle! Where did I leave that HIMARS system?"
Dominic Jenkins
It's funny because every single Finnish volunteer who's been fighting in Ukraine this spring that I've seen speaking about their experience, guys that have actually been there on the ground and seen it for themselves, every one has said emphatically that Russia's shambles of a military wouldn't stand a chance against Finland. But these idiots are still trying to scare us with this clown show boogeyman.
Aiden Russell
this is indeed the importance of political realism, doctrine that the US has pursued ever since Theodore Roosvelt, originally US was never meant to join any alliances, but geopolitical circumstances forced US to adapt and overcome. Russia never moved away from its old doctrines, while now geopolitics are dictated by money and diplomacy, Russia thinks that everything can be solved by threats and force. Its stubbornness will be Russia's doom
Liam Rodriguez
What will happen if Kadyrov takes over Russia once Putin dies? He is expected to be promoted after Ukraine, he has his own kingdom, own army, and a shit ton of money. If anyone has a real chance to take over it's him. If Stalin can do it so can he.
