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a reply to: tsurfer2000h
Introducing Russian military hardware or even troops(even though they are already there) on Ukraine soil that changes how the world reacts and the game will be changing.
originally posted by: MrSpad
originally posted by: Vovin
a reply to: MrSpad
Except that the separatists are not collapsing. In fact, the Ukrainian army is collapsing, hence the Pentagon advisors sent to Ukraine to rebuild the army.
When a few hundred rebels have held strong in half the country and defeated thousands of soldiers, armour and air power, it does not make sense to claim that the separatists are losing grip.
In fact, the fifth column of international antifa fighters is pouring in to fight the fascists that have also poured into Ukraine. This is 1930s Spain all over again.
Not only are the rebels collapsing the PM party resigned and killed the coalition and called for new elections because they believe the rebels will be done with a next few weeks and they want to ride the victory to take enough seats that they will not need or completely dominate any new coalition government. The US advisors are to train the Ukraine to take on Russia if it comes to an invasion. That is not likely Putin has been takling about a ceasefire.
He is calling for this for two reasons. One, the rebels are falling apart and without the support of the local population or Russian intervention they will be defeated soon. If they had local support they could have dragged this out for years but, either it was never there or their actions with the locals caused to end. They do have a reputation of stealing everything not bolted to the ground. Second Russia with new santions wants to deflect attention from investigation into the airliner shoot down. If the Russians are in peace talks the results of the investigation will be smoother over in so as not derail talks.
As I am dealing in reality I am not going to bother with your facist and antifa fighter nonsense as it has about as much to with Ukraine as do with lizard people and the NWO.
originally posted by: victor7
Reports of lots of Russian machines crossing into Ukraine. It seems Russia is upping the ante here and would like the Kiev forces pretty occupied for next few months atleast.
Russia should send in artillery guns and grads to rebels so that any advancing Junta forces get a good welcome at every 5-10 miles and get finished even before reaching any town or city.
Btw, reports of "at random" shelling on the civilian areas in Horlivka. 15 civilians killed and many injured. This is outright war crime.
This has to stop. Going after rebels does not mean the whole town residential blocks are leveled to ground.
originally posted by: MrSpad
originally posted by: victor7
Reports of lots of Russian machines crossing into Ukraine. It seems Russia is upping the ante here and would like the Kiev forces pretty occupied for next few months atleast.
Russia should send in artillery guns and grads to rebels so that any advancing Junta forces get a good welcome at every 5-10 miles and get finished even before reaching any town or city.
Btw, reports of "at random" shelling on the civilian areas in Horlivka. 15 civilians killed and many injured. This is outright war crime.
This has to stop. Going after rebels does not mean the whole town residential blocks are leveled to ground.
It does not matter what Russia sends at this point unless it is troops. No rebel group no matter how well armed can survive without the backing of the local population. When you have that you can fight for years with a hodge podge of crappy weapons. If you do not have that then it does matter what you have because you are going to get crushed. And how can Russia justify any support for the rebels when the entire story was suppose to be the locals so wanted to leave Ukraine and join Russia they were in the state of a popular uprising. The general opinion of the locals about the rebels seems to be that they are bunch of thieves using the conflict as and excuse to rob them blind.
originally posted by: bbracken677
a reply to: Vovin
So we are using logic to determine whether the locals support the separatists?
I am sure the locals will be happy to learn what our consensus is on what is logical.
So we are using logic to determine whether the locals support the separatists?
originally posted by: bbracken677
a reply to: Vovin
So we are using logic to determine whether the locals support the separatists?
I am sure the locals will be happy to learn what our consensus is on what is logical.
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And isn't it weird how there's no mention of Kiev artilery firing into Russia?
originally posted by: tsurfer2000h
a reply to: Zcustosmorum
And isn't it weird how there's no mention of Kiev artilery firing into Russia?
Could that be because they aren't and the only one's saying it is Russia
originally posted by: bbracken677
a reply to: Vovin
So we are using logic to determine whether the locals support the separatists?
I am sure the locals will be happy to learn what our consensus is on what is logical.
And we're back to propagnda bullsh*t again, how do you know they aren't? And you can't be serious to believe the U.S. who fail to produce definitve evidence with every claim they make.