[Faust]

The last True American Journalist

[WonderMomma]

"...you are all shit....

A sexually mature boy in partaks ... keeps at bay 255 the choir of the Storm tribe,,, there is enough food ... and whoever is against that becomes food ... alarming"

Hope to find this with English subs. The source I got this from is not the greatest at describing the videos. But I believe this is another unit responding to the Storm Z group saying that there is enough food and whoever is against fighting, becomes food. But this video must have been posted prior to this event.

[duntez]

Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

"...you are all shit....

A sexually mature boy in partaks ... keeps at bay 255 the choir of the Storm tribe,,, there is enough food ... and whoever is against that becomes food ... alarming"

Hope to find this with English subs. The source I got this from is not the greatest at describing the videos. But I believe this is another unit responding to the Storm Z group saying that there is enough food and whoever is against fighting, becomes food. But this video must have been posted prior to this event.

He’s addressing to the people of other video who introduced themselfs as “storm z” and who was complaining about everything being fucked up.
He said this is 255th Storm Z regiment. They have been fighting there since April, his call sign is “Burya” and if anyone wants to Challenge his words they are welcome. So he said those folks are full of shit.
This guys are practicing, they have plenty of food, they are getting paid, they have arta support when needed, they have air support when needed etc.. and politely asked those guys to stfu with that BS.

[scorpion9]

Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

Wow.

Found in a trench near Bakhmut. One source jokes "where are the washing machines?"

"Russian propaganda brochures about the difference between a Russian and a Ukrainian soldiers. "

Is it just me, or does the left picture depict the man moving towards the camera, and the woman moving away, splitting up the family and tearing the child apart :D ?

Also, the picture on the right is just sad. A grown man taking a bath whilst a pedophile in funny clothes watches. I'd rather have a party with the satan.
Anyways, its sad to see such levels of dehumanizing propaganda. It's close to the level of nazi germany. Goebbels would be proud.

[kellyhound]

Originally Posted by Faust ↗

In Mariupol, a local resident is very happy about the city being rebuilt. Such cities would eventually need Israel levels of society/security to stop terrorist threats and attacks IMO but at least they are making some progress which is great because the city was pretty much destroyed

Throughout Mariupol, Russian workers are tearing down bombed-out buildings at a rate of at least one a day, hauling away shattered bodies with the debris.

Russian military convoys are rumbling down the broad avenues of what is swiftly becoming a garrison city, and Russian soldiers, builders, administrators and doctors are replacing the thousands of Ukrainians who have died or left.

Many of the city’s Ukrainian street names are reverting to Soviet ones, with the Avenue of Peace that cuts through Mariupol to be labeled Lenin Avenue.

Even the large sign that announces the name of the city at its entrance has been Russified, repainted with the red, white and blue of the Russian flag and the Russian spelling.

Eight months after Mariupol fell into Russian hands, Russia is eradicating all vestiges of Ukraine from it – along with the evidence of war crimes buried in its buildings.

The few open schools teach a Russian curriculum, phone and television networks are Russian, the Ukrainian currency is dying out, and Mariupol is now in the Moscow time zone. On the ruins of the old Mariupol, a new Russian city is rising, with materials from at least one European company.

Investigation into life in occupied Mariupol also underlines what its residents already know all too well: No matter what the Russians do, they are building upon a city of death. More than 10,000 new graves now scar Mariupol and the death toll might run three times higher than an early estimate of at least 25,000. The former Ukrainian city has also hollowed out, with Russian plans to demolish well over 50,000 homes.

Videos taken across the city and satellite images show that munitions have left their mark on nearly every building across its 166 square kilometers (64 square miles).

In all, a total at least 10,300 new graves are scattered around Mariupol, confirmed by three forensic pathologists with expertise in mass graves. Thousands more bodies likely never even made it to the graveyard.

Originally Posted by Faust ↗

In Mariupol, a local resident ( Many Ukrainians still there showed video and photos of people being bus’d in and moved to there. One even interviewed one of the new residents who came from Siberia) is very happy about the city being rebuilt.

Such cities would eventually need Israel levels of society/security to stop terrorist threats and attacks IMO but at least they are making some progress which is great because the city was pretty much destroyed

Many Russians complain about the unresolved problems of their city. The Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation, having conducted sociological surveys in 2017, found out which Russian megacities can be called the most disadvantaged in terms of quality of life. Poverty in these cities of Russia borders on the desire to move to another region.

In order to objectively assess the quality of life in a particular Russian city, its residents were asked about such important areas as: the level of medicine and the availability of medical facilities, etc.;

Satisfaction with the state of roads by the work of public transport and traffic police;
willingness to move from hometown in search of a better life;

The state of the housing stock, the quality of housing and communal services, the level of improvement of the city, etc.;

The opportunity to get a good education and the number of cultural institutions in the city;
assessment of the work of the city authorities, including the perception of their level of corruption.

According to the results of the study, Tyumen, Grozny, Kazan, the Northern capital and Krasnodar turned out to be the most prosperous cities in Russia in terms of living standards.

And here is what a dozen outsiders look like.

The worst cities in Russia in terms of living standards for 2018

Rostov-on-Don:
The rating of cities with the lowest standard of living is opened by the largest southern city of Russia. Although he is rapidly preparing for the World Cup, the citizens speak negatively about the work of the city authorities and the condition of the roads, coupled with the work of the traffic police.

But the level of culture and education is high, and Rostovites, for the most part, do not seek to move from their hometown.

Izhevsk: Citizens highly appreciate the state of roads and road facilities, as well as the work of the traffic police. And the level of education and culture is very low. The work of the city authorities also received low marks, and with them the townspeople spoke unflatteringly about the work of housing and communal services and the state of the housing stock.

Ulyanovsk: A beautiful city with a good climate has several sore spots. One of the troubles is the most common in Russia. You may have guessed by now, these are roads. There are also problems with public transport, as well as with cultural leisure and the low quality of education. Also in Ulyanovsk, garbage is very poorly collected.

Lipetsk: Residents of Lipetsk assess the activities of the city authorities very low. The level of education is also low and there are very few attractions. But the quality of medical care is high and the road surface does not suggest a recent bombing.

Chelyabinsk: The city of harsh people, and the developed metallurgical industry is “rolled up” in asphalt, but the quality of the roads leaves much to be desired. And only minibuses “survived” from public transport. Without your own car, it is very difficult to get to the right place in the city if it is not within walking distance.

Education related to technical specialties is at a high level. The level of medicine is average.

Volgograd: In 2017, this city was recognized as the poorest among 13 million-plus cities. The average level of salaries in large and medium-sized institutions of Volgograd is slightly above 32 thousand rubles. In Rostov-on-Don, neighboring Volgograd, which ranks 10th in the ranking of the most disadvantaged cities in Russia in terms of living standards in 2018, the average salary level reaches 38 thousand rubles.

"Killed" roads, high prices for public transport, the poor condition of the housing stock, the inactivity of housing and communal services, difficulties in making an appointment with the right doctor only exacerbate the generally negative picture of life in Volgograd.

This whole resident (1) being happy with the city is one big propaganda shit show and all about expanding territory instead of renewing their own cities being in a bad state. That's almost what happened to the Crimean tartars after Russia took it. Move them away, (after killing and torturing a large number of them), turn everything into russian incl. bus'd in russians from all places and call it a happy place.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deport...Crimean_Tatars

[duntez]

Seems like US guys.
He said he mined one of them.
Location is unknown, but he said they tried to overrun their positions previous night



EDIT: sry wrong thread

[Faust]

Originally Posted by kellyhound ↗

Throughout Mariupol, Russian workers are tearing down bombed-out buildings at a rate of at least one a day, hauling away shattered bodies with the debris.

Russian military convoys are rumbling down the broad avenues of what is swiftly becoming a garrison city, and Russian soldiers, builders, administrators and doctors are replacing the thousands of Ukrainians who have died or left.

Many of the city’s Ukrainian street names are reverting to Soviet ones, with the Avenue of Peace that cuts through Mariupol to be labeled Lenin Avenue.

Even the large sign that announces the name of the city at its entrance has been Russified, repainted with the red, white and blue of the Russian flag and the Russian spelling.

Eight months after Mariupol fell into Russian hands, Russia is eradicating all vestiges of Ukraine from it – along with the evidence of war crimes buried in its buildings.

The few open schools teach a Russian curriculum, phone and television networks are Russian, the Ukrainian currency is dying out, and Mariupol is now in the Moscow time zone. On the ruins of the old Mariupol, a new Russian city is rising, with materials from at least one European company.

Investigation into life in occupied Mariupol also underlines what its residents already know all too well: No matter what the Russians do, they are building upon a city of death. More than 10,000 new graves now scar Mariupol and the death toll might run three times higher than an early estimate of at least 25,000. The former Ukrainian city has also hollowed out, with Russian plans to demolish well over 50,000 homes.

Videos taken across the city and satellite images show that munitions have left their mark on nearly every building across its 166 square kilometers (64 square miles).

In all, a total at least 10,300 new graves are scattered around Mariupol, confirmed by three forensic pathologists with expertise in mass graves. Thousands more bodies likely never even made it to the graveyard.




Many Russians complain about the unresolved problems of their city. The Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation, having conducted sociological surveys in 2017, found out which Russian megacities can be called the most disadvantaged in terms of quality of life. Poverty in these cities of Russia borders on the desire to move to another region.

In order to objectively assess the quality of life in a particular Russian city, its residents were asked about such important areas as: the level of medicine and the availability of medical facilities, etc.;

Satisfaction with the state of roads by the work of public transport and traffic police;
willingness to move from hometown in search of a better life;

The state of the housing stock, the quality of housing and communal services, the level of improvement of the city, etc.;

The opportunity to get a good education and the number of cultural institutions in the city;
assessment of the work of the city authorities, including the perception of their level of corruption.

According to the results of the study, Tyumen, Grozny, Kazan, the Northern capital and Krasnodar turned out to be the most prosperous cities in Russia in terms of living standards.

And here is what a dozen outsiders look like.

The worst cities in Russia in terms of living standards for 2018

Rostov-on-Don:
The rating of cities with the lowest standard of living is opened by the largest southern city of Russia. Although he is rapidly preparing for the World Cup, the citizens speak negatively about the work of the city authorities and the condition of the roads, coupled with the work of the traffic police.

But the level of culture and education is high, and Rostovites, for the most part, do not seek to move from their hometown.

Izhevsk: Citizens highly appreciate the state of roads and road facilities, as well as the work of the traffic police. And the level of education and culture is very low. The work of the city authorities also received low marks, and with them the townspeople spoke unflatteringly about the work of housing and communal services and the state of the housing stock.

Ulyanovsk: A beautiful city with a good climate has several sore spots. One of the troubles is the most common in Russia. You may have guessed by now, these are roads. There are also problems with public transport, as well as with cultural leisure and the low quality of education. Also in Ulyanovsk, garbage is very poorly collected.

Lipetsk: Residents of Lipetsk assess the activities of the city authorities very low. The level of education is also low and there are very few attractions. But the quality of medical care is high and the road surface does not suggest a recent bombing.

Chelyabinsk: The city of harsh people, and the developed metallurgical industry is “rolled up” in asphalt, but the quality of the roads leaves much to be desired. And only minibuses “survived” from public transport. Without your own car, it is very difficult to get to the right place in the city if it is not within walking distance.

Education related to technical specialties is at a high level. The level of medicine is average.

Volgograd: In 2017, this city was recognized as the poorest among 13 million-plus cities. The average level of salaries in large and medium-sized institutions of Volgograd is slightly above 32 thousand rubles. In Rostov-on-Don, neighboring Volgograd, which ranks 10th in the ranking of the most disadvantaged cities in Russia in terms of living standards in 2018, the average salary level reaches 38 thousand rubles.

"Killed" roads, high prices for public transport, the poor condition of the housing stock, the inactivity of housing and communal services, difficulties in making an appointment with the right doctor only exacerbate the generally negative picture of life in Volgograd.

This whole resident (1) being happy with the city is one big propaganda shit show and all about expanding territory instead of renewing their own cities being in a bad state. That's almost what happened to the Crimean tartars after Russia took it. Move them away, (after killing and torturing a large number of them), turn everything into russian incl. bus'd in russians from all places and call it a happy place.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deport...Crimean_Tatars

Damn, the way you frame it really makes one wonder if Ukraine should have maybe signed neutrality documents.

[skich]

Originally Posted by Faust ↗

Damn, the way you frame it really makes one wonder if Ukraine should have maybe signed neutrality documents.

Why people really dislike vatniks, exhibit 1.

You either really do not understand (enormously stupid) or you maliciously pretend.

[Faust]

Originally Posted by skich ↗

Why people really dislike vatniks, exhibit 1.

You either really do not understand (enormously stupid) or you maliciously pretend.

https://www.ohchr.org/en/news/2022/0...te-27-may-2022

According to the United Nations there are around 5000 Ukrainian civilians killed in total; that is all cities in the entire country, combined.

His source claims +10.000 killed in Mariupol.. so the source is kind of garbage.

[skich]

Originally Posted by Faust ↗

https://www.ohchr.org/en/news/2022/0...te-27-may-2022

According to the United Nations there are around 5000 Ukrainian civilians killed in total; that is all cities in the entire country, combined.

His source claims +10.000 killed in Mariupol.. so the source is kind of garbage.

"This concerns, for example, Mariupol (Donetsk region), Izium (Kharkiv region), and Popasna (Luhansk region), where there are allegations of numerous civilian casualties."

This clearly shows they don't have data on the civilian deaths in the region and they are unaccounted for by them.