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if this is the case then it doesn't matter because russia will eventually win, if not tomorrow then the next year and if not next year then in 3 years so it doesn't make any real sense
Ian Evans
Blows my mind that some people are actually trying to act like anyone should feel bad about her dying.
>Shoigu's statement may also represent an attempt by the Russian MoD to set information conditions to explain and excuse the negligible gains Russian forces have made in Ukraine in the last six weeks. Since Russian forces resumed offensive operations following a pause on July 16 Russian forces have gained about 450.84 km2 (roughly 174 square miles) of new territory, an area around the size of Andorra. Russian forces have lost roughly 45,000 km2 of territory since March 21 (the estimated date of Russian forces’ deepest advance into Ukraine), an area larger than Denmark lost a Denmark but gained an Andorra
