▶Latest >Ukraine awaits EU candidate status >Hungary proposes route through its territory for grain exports >Lithuania blocking non-essential railway transportation to Kaliningrad >Kazakhstan's president Kassym-Jomart Tokayev refuses to recognize DPR and LPR >EU leaders visit Kyiv >Ukrainian fighters inside the Severodonetsk Azot chemical plant ignored a Russian ultimatum to surrender >US approves additional $1 billion military aid package for Ukraine >All three bridges leading to Severodonetsk have been destroyed, as Russia tries too prevent Ukrainian defenders in the city from resupplying >Reports as many as 800 civilians sheltering in bomb shelters under plant >Mykolaiv Governor: Ukrainian army is running out of ammunition >British MoD: Intense street to street fighting is ongoing in Severodonetsk, both sides likely suffering high casualties >DPR courts sentence two British nationals and a Morrocan, captured in Mariupol, to death >Russian Mjr General Roman Kutuzov killed in Donbas, the 11th Russian General KIA this war >EU to ban two-thirds of Russian oil imports >Food shortages could cause more deaths than war, UK minister warns >Senate passes $40 billion package for Ukraine >War could last years, Nato warns
Threadly reminder that russian separatists are the jannies of this war t.me/s/strelkovii I want you people to note this part from strelkov >As it turns out, the families of most of the mobilized soldiers DID NOT RECEIVE any due payments for THREE MONTHS, while the breadwinners risked their lives and health on the front line. The soldiers of the separatist forces, who are fighting alongside supposedly brotherly nation, who is supposedly liberating them, have not only got no modern equipment, body armour, IFVs or tanks, but they have been fighting for them THIS ENTIRE TIME FOR FREE
repost >…First of all, both the People’s Militia of LPR, and the People’s Militia of DPR, if we take their composition as of 24 February, truly most of them have died in the first weeks, if not days of the war. They died exactly due to reasons I’ve been describing all these years, which are spoken about in the KCPN* report and a lot of other similar documents written by the late “Dobry” during his service in LPR, both in collaboration with me and akela2017, and written separately. Poor training, poor equipment, shoddy supply and a shoddy quality of the most “imported” advisors, who systematically reduce the combat readiness of the troops rather than increasing it… >The only thing worse than defending with such a “background” is advancing. Which is exactly what was done. The vast majority of the people who are currently on the frontline in the infantry companies are the people who returned to service or got there for the first time after the 24 February, or as part of the February “mobilisation”. Most of our “old” infantry, those who had at least some service experience, who were at least one bit ready for what was coming, are already down in graves and hospitals. Currently, in the brigades of the people’s militia, companies the size of a squad are filled with “mobs”. These companies are commanded by sergeants, if not privates if we look at their ranks at the start of the special military operation. wartranslated.com/russian-blogger-who-reported-on-the-35th-army-says-mobilised-d-lpr-militias-died-senselessly/
>all of Europe >all of North America >all of Central America >all of South America >most populous countries of Africa >all of Oceania >good portion of Asia I'd say yes.
>Ukrainians are leaning on Bakhmut and Soledar, which is the second line of their defence they started constructing back in 2015, and never stopped. They continue building field fortifications. Therefore, by leaning on these fortifications they are counting on stopping and exhausting us. The Donetsk infantry is 70% gone, at least the professionals, they are constantly reinforced… The mobilisation started again, but… We *Russians* also have large losses, I won’t be saying how large. This way they locked our main forces in a battle for Donbas. If I was them, I would keep saving up a part of the forces the same way they are saving them up now, I would have created a couple of strike groups, and I would have attacked now, right around mid-June, perhaps at the end – I don’t know how prepared they are, what cohesion they have. > The Donetsk infantry is 70% gone wartranslated.com/igor-girking-predicts-a-battle-for-the-initiative-10-june-2022/
Parker Hill
fuck mutts, and fuck vatniggers, be european and be white!
check currency some one should also post how sausages have anti-theft shit attached too
Ayden Williams
why does Ukraine want to regain Snake Island so bad? one failed attempt after another its embarrassing
Brandon Nguyen
Still Ukraine
Jace Ward
>30 GEPARD anti-aircraft self-propelled tracked armored vehicles including around 6,000 rounds of anti-aircraft ammunition 200 rounds per vehicle. That's what, 0.3s of firing?
