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04-27-25 04:23 #4285Senior Member

Posts: 895Ukraine says they're still there...
Originally Posted by Questner
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04-27-25 01:01 #4284Senior Member

Posts: 1656Kursk operation fails
Vladimir Putin was informed about the defeat of the Ukrainian Armed Forces: Kursk region is liberated, the army is moving to Sumy.
The last village in Kursk Oblast has been cleared of Ukrainian soldiers, the Ukrainian operation has finally failed.
The fighting on Russian soil cost the AFU dearly. Kyiv brought in 60,000 men. They were completely ground to pieces in six months. The Ukrainian Armed Forces suffered no less heavy losses in military equipment.
76 thousand people. Losses killed and wounded. 7,700 units of military equipment were destroyed, including 412 tanks, 340 infantry fighting vehicles, 314 armored personnel carriers, 2,300 other armored combat vehicles.
- I would like to separately note the participation of the DPRK military personnel in the liberation of the border areas of the Kursk region. Soldiers and officers of the Korean People's Army, performing combat missions shoulder to shoulder with Russian military personnel, demonstrated high professionalism, showed fortitude, courage and heroism in battle, - The Chief of the General Staff.
Gerasimov reported. At the same time, the general emphasized that the participation of Korean soldiers is fully consistent with international standards. After all, the countries have a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership Treaty, which entered into force on December 4, 2024.
So, we have expected the above results around end of December or early January but it took longer.
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04-27-25 00:42 #4283Senior Member

Posts: 669This is so funny
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04-26-25 22:56 #4282Senior Member

Posts: 1846Well, you're a dumbass, so you going on record doesn't mean jack shit.
Originally Posted by JohnClayton
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Regards,
Blood Red.
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04-26-25 22:05 #4281Senior Member

Posts: 25808It will be best for Russians and our world, if we could be gotten rid of criminal dictator Putin. Unfortunately, stupid Trump wants to give him Donbass and Crimea, forgotting what he said in 2018 . Just senile and now robber.
Originally Posted by JohnClayton
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04-26-25 20:09 #4280Senior Member

Posts: 2386OK, I'll go on record too, saying the clouds are made of cotton candy and the sky is a sea of dreams.
Originally Posted by JohnClayton
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04-26-25 19:58 #4279Senior Member

Posts: 2386Reading is fundamental ShooBree.
Please note below.
Originally Posted by ShooBree
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Originally Posted by Tiny12
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Perhaps you'd like to point towards those shameless lies. I said denazification is NOT sufficient reason for a war. I can see why a monument to a leader of an organization that exterminated Polish and Jewish civilians in large numbers would grate on people though.
Originally Posted by ShooBree
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I have a much higher regard for Ukrainian lives than you do. My constant message in this forum for the last couple of years has been that this is a stupid war and the powers involved need to end it, so people can stop dying.
Originally Posted by ShooBree
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Your claim that Putin's targeting Ukrainian civilians and children is bull shit. The numbers don't bear you out. Please see my comparison between civilian deaths in Ukraine and Gaza below in a reply to Questner, post #4271. Roosevelt and Churchill did target civilians and children in large numbers, when they carpet bombed Germany and Japan. There were single days when they killed more civilians than Russians killed during the entire Ukrainian war.
If you're going to adopt a very loose definition of "targeting", then maybe you have a case. But then wasn't George W. Bush orders of magnitude worse than Putin? Over 4 million people have died in post 9/11 wars by one estimate.
Get a grip ShoBree. You're not logical when you're hysterical. You might want to look at some of Paulie's posts on logic in this thread, although you'll have to wade through a ton of neoconservative clap trap to find them. I'm a poster on a hooker board. I'm not the Almighty. And like I said.
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04-26-25 19:29 #4278Senior Member

Posts: 2386And this is what my colleague wrote to me in an email in July of last year.
Originally Posted by ShooBree
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04-26-25 19:22 #4277Senior Member

Posts: 2386There are a lot of other people who hope the for the same, on both sides. Especially the grunts on the front lines:
Originally Posted by BloodRed
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uk8XJNn9Xtg
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04-26-25 19:14 #4276Senior Member

Posts: 895I am on record saying Putin will be killed by his generals, the Russian army will collapse and rapidly abandon Crimea.
Originally Posted by BloodRed
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04-26-25 13:48 #4275Senior Member

Posts: 1846You may very well be correct in saying that the United States just wants to save face and find an excuse to walk away. Trump has already said a few times that this is Biden's war, meaning he started it, and yes that is correct. But now it's Trump's war and he has to figure out what he is going to do.
Originally Posted by Questner
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I am on record saying here that this will be decided on the battlefield, with the Russians taking much more territory than what they currently hold and a collapse of the AFU. If Trump makes good on his vow to walk away and that means cutting off funding to Ukraine (that would make sense), then that is a very likely outcome.
The Russians will win an ugly victory and Ukraine will lose more territory. I would be happy if both sides accept the deal currently offered by Trump but I don't it's going to happen. I really hope I'm wrong. For Ukraine's sake.
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04-26-25 08:14 #4274Regular Member

Posts: 1277Let me tell you what my close friend was told by his ethnic russian relatives living in one of the occupied Ukrainian territories; Russians were not persecuted by Ukraine, but are afraid of putin, Russia and their unprovoked violence against Ukraine and civilians residing in Ukraine.
Originally Posted by Tiny12
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They do not want to be a part of putins dictatorship, and today they see no chance of ever being a part of a democratic russia in a humane way.
Let me be extremely clear, these are people that lived safely in a democratic Ukraine but now is forced to live in a war zone and they never know what will be putin's next genocidal move. Putin do not protect them, he puts them in danger. In fact, he has killed several ethnic russian Ukrainians.
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04-26-25 08:00 #4273Regular Member

Posts: 1277Why do you pretend that Volodymyr Zelensky, a Jewish Ukrainian, is a nazi?
Originally Posted by Tiny12
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I'm glad however that you are finally out of the closet as a pro-Putin, pro-Russia, pro-disinformation and pro-war troll.
There are more nazis in russia than in Ukraine, it's a fact. European neo-nazist even travelled to russia for training camps together with the russian nazis.
So no, there's no basis for your shameless lies.
What excuse are you going to give for putins war against Georgia? Are the Georgians also nazis?
You're running out of excuses, but your credibility is already long gone.
Putin is a war criminal that's actively targeting Ukrainian civilians and children. There's no way any human can defend that, but you defend it.
You have zero regard for Ukrainian lives.
You, putin and russia have murdered at least 60'000 Ukrainians.
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04-26-25 04:03 #4272Senior Member

Posts: 669It's sad
It used to be that stupid shit in Kyiv was about bad taxi drivers or girls not being nice to you, or scams in the city, etc. Now it's all politics here. War, politics, war and then more politics. I'm sad about this. Dudes, come on man. Let's talk about pussy. Ukraine chicks. Hot Ukraine chicks!
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04-26-25 03:55 #4271Senior Member

Posts: 2386A better analogy would be memorials to Confederate War Heroes. In 1861, southern states in the USA seceded from the country and formed a new government, called the Confederacy. One of its aims was to maintain the institution of slavery. Many cities in the South have or had statues and the like, honoring men who served in the Confederate army.
Originally Posted by Questner
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There used to be a school in a city where I lived, called Robert E. Lee Elementary School. Robert E. Lee was the top general of the Confederacy. There was a movement to change the name of the school. I thought that was a great idea. How would you like to be a black kid, attending a school named for someone who fought to keep your ancestors enslaved? Well, there were a lot of people in the community who disagreed. Two of them ostracized me because I wouldn't sign their petition to keep the name.
But is that sufficient reason for a war? Admittedly I'm a pacifist, but I don't think so. NATO's continued encroachment to the east and the borderline persecution of some Russian speakers in eastern Ukraine would be much stronger arguments.
As to Bucha, regardless of whether it was real, shit happens. It happened to Vietnamese at the hands of Americans at My Lai. Americans gunned down women, children and old men. They raped some of the women first. The alleged death tolls at Bucha and My Lai were similar.
That doesn't change the fact that not that many civilians have died in the Ukraine War. The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights puts the total 12,910 through March 31,2025 for Ukraine. The UN put the total at 45,000 Palestinians in Gaza as of December, 2024. There were about 18 X more people in Ukraine than there were in Gaza before the wars. And the war in Ukraine has been going on longer. The UN believes their estimates are low, for both places. But still it's hard for me to believe that the Russian leadership is targeting civilians, in Bucha or elsewhere. By the numbers, Israel obviously has a lot less respect for the lives of noncombatants than Russia.








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