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Someone is saying that is a report of the phone call, not the order.
Time for Ukraine to invade and cut them off
It is a report of a phone call, not the order. I hereby verify that.Someone is saying that is a report of the phone call, not the order.
Someone is saying that is a report of the phone call, not the order.
Yeah, it does matter. We need accurate information.Does it matter at this point?
No but massing an army sure makes it easy to redraw boarders doesn’tThere will be no landbridge through just Donetsk and Luhansk, check the map you've posted.
If we think he is going to stop at Mariupol, we’re delusional.No but massing an army sure makes it easy to redraw boarders doesn’t
Yeah, it does matter. We need accurate information.
If we think he is going to stop at Mariupol, we’re delusional.
KYIV — Ukraine’s former defence minister Andriy Zagorodnyuk said any attempt by Russia to expand the territory controlled by pro-Moscow separatists would mean a full-scale war with Ukraine.
The historic borders of Luhansk and Donetsk regions are much larger than the exiting pro-Moscow-run areas. Key Ukrainian cities include the port city of Mariupol, Kramatorsk- where Ukraine’s army has its eastern HQ - and numerous villages.
“Those regions are regular towns where people live regular lives. Any attempt to occupy those areas would be direct violent aggression by Russia onto Ukraine. There would be war,” Zagorodnyuk said. He added: “There would some attacks, resistance, deaths, casualties, losses. And there would be trials against Putin as a war criminal.
NATO countries are now being directly threatened. Biden needs to open up a serious case of whoop ass now!!!!
He is bombing USSR and their doings to various republics so hard right now. Love it. Karabakh also proves these words.
All this mess we're having for last couple of years are the consequences of a failed policy of Soviet officials.Wtf. Are you drinking buddy?
All this mess we're having for last couple of years are the consequences of a failed policy of Soviet officials.
