[WonderMomma]

Odesa.

[Roosta]

Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

Odesa.

That has to be a bet !

[WhiskeyOutpost]

Hope you Americans had a good turkey day. If you're not American hope your weekend is going well

[scorpion9]

Originally Posted by Faust ↗

If you have an honest question, then you can probably also give an honest answer yourself:

-Tactically, does an invading force want all civilians gone so that they more easily can kill the enemy?

-What does a (according to Amnesty International) war crime committing force defending a country want? Civilians gone and lose their human shields and get obliterated by artillery?

If you can answer this honestly then you also know wether an attack on civilians would be deliberate or accidental. And who would be behind it as well

Sorry if your message was meant as a “just asking questions”-troll type of message. I just answer respectfully, and if your message was a troll then maybe you learned something

If an invading force is an authoritarian DICK'tatorship then yes....they usually prefer to massacre the enemy civilian population. Thats just how dictators work. Russia doesn't give a fuck about civilians...this has become obvious after their strategic campaign against civilian infrastructure(energy, heating, water).
If Putin could freeze millions of ukrainian civilians to death...he would...he is trying to.

[duntez]

Originally Posted by scorpion9 ↗

Russia doesn't give a fuck about civilians...this has become obvious after their strategic campaign against civilian infrastructure(energy, heating, water).
If Putin could freeze millions of ukrainian civilians to death...he would...he is trying to.

Pretty much what Ukraine did to Krimean people. Without bombing like Donbas… power lines were cut/blown up and blocked the water channel. Some of them had a good laugh about it… even memes were made

[duntez]

WonderMomma

"This is the original message: прощупали бм-21 град на наличие хлопка .. в коллекцию"

Ukrs call Russians "Vata" or "Vatniki" which means cottonwool/wadding. In this case he said "cotton" which I think just a game of words to make it more funny

[duntez]

Estonian Minister of International Affairs is sending a gift to the leader of Wagner Prigozhin in return to his "Wagners hammer"

[WonderMomma]

Originally Posted by duntez ↗

WonderMomma

"This is the original message: прощупали бм-21 град на наличие хлопка .. в коллекцию"

Ukrs call Russians "Vata" or "Vatniki" which means cottonwool/wadding. In this case he said "cotton" which I think just a game of words to make it more funny

Thank you. That explains a lot.

And what does "dill" mean? It translates to english word "dill" which I assume means pickle. hahahahah

[duntez]

Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

Thank you. That explains a lot.

And what does "dill" mean? It translates to english word "dill" which I assume means pickle. hahahahah

Since 2014 ( if im not mistaken) Russians call Ukr "dills" because it sounds close to "Ukraine" - Ukr for short, where dill is "UKRop". Ukrainians kind of liked it and even made badges where it says "dill". Some opened companies with this name.

[WhiskeyOutpost]

Originally Posted by duntez ↗

Since 2014 ( if im not mistaken) Russians call Ukr "dills" because it sounds close to "Ukraine" - Ukr for short, where dill is "UKRop". Ukrainians kind of liked it and even made badges where it says "dill". Some opened companies with this name.

Yeah the Ukrainians seemed to adopt this as a badge of honor. Dill. A well known Ukrainian channel is literally "Ukrop_tg"