[Rfneimad]

Originally Posted by Faust ↗

I always knew you are a good person

See, Tsar Neimad 2023, get out and join the Imperial Army!

[Theguywhoisthere]

Kind of unrelated to this week but does anyone have that 15 min video of that soldier who confused the enemy for friendlies and died?

The last link on VEED.io got archived unfortunately.

Anyone?

[WhiskeyOutpost]

Don't assume Putin gives one single shit about his own troops - it's obvious he doesn't.

He won't "decide" to remove the Russian presence in Ukraine because he thinks casualties are "getting too high". Just like Igor Girkin/Strelkov said, this will continue until full Russian military defeat. He clearly understands who and what Putin is.

I love Russians who don't drink the kool-aid, he clearly has a sane look at all this.

[WhiskeyOutpost]

[duntez]

Forensic experts from England and Ukraine said that a lot of people in those graves or found on the streets died from arta. Small pieces found in those bodies were from Russian shells, that’s what they said, but Forgot to mention that this type of shells were produced by USSR too and Ukraine had them as well.
Rus was there for a month, not hard to figure out who was shelling the city all that time. Before that there were street fights.. go figure.
Now Rus claiming they left the city on the 30th of March. There is a video where Major of Bucha saying on his Instagram that Russians are gone on 31st of March and then other videos from Ukr journalist who’s saying in his video that they just entered the city with the first Urk soldiers on April 2nd. So what was happening 2 days in that city apparently unknown. All together this is a very wierd wierd situation. I choose not to believe Ukr propaganda. And BTW when western reporters started to raise questions which were unconmfortable for Ukr side, that woman from Ukr government who was telling crazy stories about Rus army got fired from her position… when later she said ( I believe to Italian journalist) something like I did what I did because we needed heavy equipment and we got it after Bucha.

Now with all the “regardless” staff… if anyone here would have said - those people would be still alive right now if Russians didn’t invade, I would agree. But to blame Rus Army in those crazy things straight up BS.

[Faust]

Originally Posted by Theguywhoisthere ↗

Kind of unrelated to this week but does anyone have that 15 min video of that soldier who confused the enemy for friendlies and died?

The last link on VEED.io got archived unfortunately.

Anyone?

Was this with the western mercenaries and the Ukrainian forces? I don’t believe anybody died in that video but maybe it was shortened

[WhiskeyOutpost]

Originally Posted by Faust ↗

Was this with the western mercenaries and the Ukrainian forces? I don’t believe anybody died in that video but maybe it was shortened

I think I remember some sort of video like this, from beginning of the invasion. Was recorded at quite a distance.

[duntez]

Originally Posted by Rfneimad ↗

Ukraine has been killing civilians since 2014. The Maidan thugs burned the anti-protesters alive in Mariupol.

Each side has their points and being born on one side or the other and experiencing traumatic events leads to them being unable to work out their differences peacefully and overcome their natural human nature and so here we are.

At least we don't have casualties approaching the millions this time.

Shit, I see a “strong hand” and a clear mind of the person who could rule a big ass country!

[WhiskeyOutpost]

Probably bullshit but a lot of news outlets are reporting there was an attempt on Putin's life. Boneface let me know of this last night.

General consensus is all this information is unverified.

https://www.newsweek.com/russia-vlad...-check-1743130

[WhiskeyOutpost]

/Double. These are getting annoying