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Tying The Yellow Ribbon Even More Tightly
Full Russian retreat from N Kherson looks like it’s on.
Bridges blown, flags gone, and Kiril Stremousov, their deputy puppet leader, killed this morning in a “car accident”
Details unclear
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Were they waiting for the midterms? ;-)
Bridges blown, flags gone, and Kiril Stremousov, their deputy puppet leader, killed this morning in a “car accident”
Details unclear
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Were they waiting for the midterms? ;-)
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""It is very hard for me to say that Kirill
Stremousov died today, he died in the
territory of the Kherson region, moving
in a car that got into an accident," he
said."
So, not killed in a car accident then, but died in a car, that apparently then got into an accident ? Am I wrong to infer he was already gone before the accident ?
Stremousov died today, he died in the
territory of the Kherson region, moving
in a car that got into an accident," he
said."
So, not killed in a car accident then, but died in a car, that apparently then got into an accident ? Am I wrong to infer he was already gone before the accident ?
No.
They can’t. I think there’s been a lot of understandable paranoia about Russian intentions here. They seem to have left military personnel in the city of Kherson who may have been ordered to stay behind to offer resistance but these are evidently some of their least trained troops.
The big news this morning was the blowing of a bridge at a place called Darivka on the Inhulets river - that was a sure sign they were covering their retreat because without that bridge those on the other side are stuffed.
They can’t. I think there’s been a lot of understandable paranoia about Russian intentions here. They seem to have left military personnel in the city of Kherson who may have been ordered to stay behind to offer resistance but these are evidently some of their least trained troops.
The big news this morning was the blowing of a bridge at a place called Darivka on the Inhulets river - that was a sure sign they were covering their retreat because without that bridge those on the other side are stuffed.
and as to the Crimea, region the was part of Russia from 1783, when the Tsarist Empire annexed it a decade after defeating Ottoman forces in the Battle of Kozludzha. This was the 'ownership' until 1954, when the Soviet government transferred Crimea from the Russian Soviet Federation of Socialist Republics to the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic - the motive for thi being the Russians thanking Ukraine for 300 years of loyalty - well there goes that! Claim it back, boys and gals....
There is a lot more to do.
Ukrainian forces will advance slowly.
There’ll be bloody traps, IEDs, pockets of Russian trooos who’ve been abandoned.
There will be bodies to clear up and frankly the whole mess that the occupiers have left.
And for now they’re only retreating behind the Dnipro.
The news is good: it’s merely the inevitable endgame to what’s actually been going on for months. Ukraine has slowly been strangling the forces west of the Dnipro to the extent that it for some while now has been unsustainable to stay there.
The Russians threatened nuclear war.
Nothing happened.
They threatened the ZNPP. You never hear of that now.
They made noises about a “dirty bomb”
Yesterdays news
Blowing up a dam
Not going to happen
They **** with your mind as it’s basically all they can do.
But ****ed is what they are
Ukrainian forces will advance slowly.
There’ll be bloody traps, IEDs, pockets of Russian trooos who’ve been abandoned.
There will be bodies to clear up and frankly the whole mess that the occupiers have left.
And for now they’re only retreating behind the Dnipro.
The news is good: it’s merely the inevitable endgame to what’s actually been going on for months. Ukraine has slowly been strangling the forces west of the Dnipro to the extent that it for some while now has been unsustainable to stay there.
The Russians threatened nuclear war.
Nothing happened.
They threatened the ZNPP. You never hear of that now.
They made noises about a “dirty bomb”
Yesterdays news
Blowing up a dam
Not going to happen
They **** with your mind as it’s basically all they can do.
But ****ed is what they are
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