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How Many More Of These ….
Before Russia is declared a terrorist state?
Vynnytsya’s “good luck” ran out this morning
Death toll in Chasiv Yar apartment bombing rises to 48.
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Distressing (even though partially airbrushed) image:
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Get rid of Putin and who’s the favourite to replace him?
Nikolai Patrushev, a man suspected by many of masterminding the Dubrovka and Volgodonsk terrorist attacks in the 2000s
Vynnytsya’s “good luck” ran out this morning
Death toll in Chasiv Yar apartment bombing rises to 48.
Warning:
Distressing (even though partially airbrushed) image:
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Get rid of Putin and who’s the favourite to replace him?
Nikolai Patrushev, a man suspected by many of masterminding the Dubrovka and Volgodonsk terrorist attacks in the 2000s
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There aren't, really, any words, are there? I once knew a young fireman who attended the aftermath of a gas explosion. He cried to me when describing picking-up bits of baby in a room and eventually he left the brigade. Without being voyeuristic, people need to understand the reality of war. I think it has become over-
19:53 Thu 14th Jul 2022
person from ukrainian presidential office discusses what labelling a country a terrorist state involves here…
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obviously would be interested to read a counter-argument!
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obviously would be interested to read a counter-argument!
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The problem is I doubt it would change anything.
Short of the West piling in it will continue I'm afraid. And piling in is out of the question, he would be likely to obliterate Ukraine just out of spite even if he didnt try it on the West.
The man has lost the plot and he is surrounded by sycophants who will do nothing to discourage him.
As for a potential replacement, he/she could be worse. No elections there, its last to be thrown out of a high rise.
Short of the West piling in it will continue I'm afraid. And piling in is out of the question, he would be likely to obliterate Ukraine just out of spite even if he didnt try it on the West.
The man has lost the plot and he is surrounded by sycophants who will do nothing to discourage him.
As for a potential replacement, he/she could be worse. No elections there, its last to be thrown out of a high rise.
Like I say: Patrushev: the man who likely sullied Putin’s hands in the Dubrovka affair, who likely masterminded the Volgodonsk bombings and who may have given the word to attack the school at Beslan to end the hostage crisis prematurely and who fascinatingly may also persuaded Putin not to resign, as apparently wanted to do, after Ukraine’s Orange Revolution in 2004 resulted in humiliation for the Kremlin.
Now the Kremlin is humiliating itself, admittedly at terrible cost to Ukraine (but also to Russia). It will end badly for them but the end almost certainly will not be quick
Now the Kremlin is humiliating itself, admittedly at terrible cost to Ukraine (but also to Russia). It will end badly for them but the end almost certainly will not be quick
I’m sorry to do this to people but …
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I am sure that wasn't at all what naomi was thinking anne.
It's hard for us to comprehend some of these horrors.
I think it's good that these days with social media a lot of this evil is exposed to us. There are fewer places for the butchers to hide their crimes.
And the first convicted russian war criminal was caught on CCTV.
It's hard for us to comprehend some of these horrors.
I think it's good that these days with social media a lot of this evil is exposed to us. There are fewer places for the butchers to hide their crimes.
And the first convicted russian war criminal was caught on CCTV.
