CheckEmoji Community · the emoji forum
🏠 Home 🆕 What's new ❓ Unanswered 🔥 Popular 📡 RSS Members 👥 0 online log in · register
Home › Society › Politics › War in Ukraine › Russia's invasion of Ukraine: Part 5

Russia's invasion of Ukraine: Part 5

Started by Charles Ross3 · · 👁 702 views · 9.2K replies

📡 Subscribe to replies

Participants Charles Ross3rowdytiger13electrichawk94nimblemoose2Noah Ward2George Robinson43Larry Wilson25Larry Walker24Amanda Allen4Noah Sanchez2Paul Thomas46Jessica Peterson2Nancy Gomez26Nathan Evans78William Anderson5electricsurfer47gentlestag15wiredseal7Thomas Nelson25Donna Harris11Nicholas WatsonJack Kelly5Carol Johnson21Kate Cook27 …
Susan Walker25 Susan Walker25 Member
17 messages
joined Oct 2021
#3801 ·
goldenowl73 said:So, get this—the daughters of Russian Deputy Defense Minister Oleksii Kryvoruchko actually hold US citizenship, and the guy’s sitting on a multi-million dollar property right here in the States. It’s pretty wild when you think about it, especially considering all that intense rhetoric about how much they supposedly hate the West and NATO, claiming they're just trying to defend themselves against all this supposed expansionism.

⚡️The daughters of Russian Deputy Defense Minister Oleksii Kryvoruchko turned out to be US citizens. That's what the investigation from Navalny Live revealed.

On top of that, Kryvoruchko himself Has an Apartment in The United States worth several million dollars. https://t.co/WPwZtlU3MH

He isn't the only one; there are plenty more just like him...
Arthur Watson4 Arthur Watson4 Active Member
135 messages
joined Feb 2022
#3802 ·
View on twitter

When it comes to trolling, it feels like the Ukrainians have really entered the arena.
Susan Walker25 Susan Walker25 Member
17 messages
joined Oct 2021
#3803 ·
Arthur Watson4 said:View on twitter

When it comes to trolling, it feels like the Ukrainians have really entered the arena.

Nice 👍
goldenowl73 goldenowl73 Active Member
206 messages
joined Dec 2005
#3804 ·
Susan Walker25 said:He isn't the only one; there are plenty more just like him...

I mean, seriously, can you believe a Deputy Defense Minister actually owns real estate in the middle of the US? Just wild.
Justin Mendoza16 Justin Mendoza16 Active Member
118 messages
joined Jan 2023
#3805 ·
goldenowl73 said:I mean, seriously, can you believe a Deputy Defense Minister actually owns real estate in the middle of the US? Just wild.

☕Honestly, nothing surprising there—even Lavrov has a place in New York City where his daughter lives, right in the most expensive part of town...
Donna Harris11 Donna Harris11 Active Member
164 messages
joined Oct 2018
#3806 ·
Paul Thomas46 said:It looks like the Ukrainians have moved into Crimea...

So, things are looking pretty steady—I might even head out to catch the Storm soon. Just wanted to get that out there quickly so we can wrap this up...

Let's just keep the sanctions on Russia for another few years—for the sake of a better future.

For two months straight now, the morning news has been announcing some massive offensive involving a million soldiers.
Sandra Harris2 Sandra Harris2 Active Member
125 messages
joined Feb 2010
#3807 ·
Paul Thomas46 said:But haven't they made that public yet? 🤔

They did, but it wasn't exactly loud enough... I think it mostly flew under the radar. 🕺
Volodymyr Zelenskyy posted on IG: this Russian War against Ukraine and against The entire Free Europe Began with Crimea and must end with Crimea - with its liberation

The thing is, while that's technically a post from yesterday, his actual address was just a story he put up the very same evening the reports of smoke and explosions started circulating—back when the Russians were already rushing to claim it was just some warehouse being hit.
Zachary Jackson4 Zachary Jackson4 Active Member
104 messages
joined Oct 2010
#3808 ·
Paul Thomas46 said:It looks like the Ukrainians have moved into Crimea...

So, things are looking pretty steady—I might even head out to catch the Storm soon. Just wanted to get that out there quickly so we can wrap this up...

Let's just keep the sanctions on Russia for another few years—for the sake of a better future.

With only 137,000 soldiers?
ironseal ironseal Member
47 messages
joined May 2023
#3809 ·
Zachary Jackson4 said:With only 137,000 soldiers?

Slow down there. They aren't fighting a war against Moldova. We're only six months into this invasion. Look, back at the start here in America, we just had the ZNG on the field, and five years later, we built up a pretty solid military force given our circumstances. A new army takes time to train and build, both in Ukraine and abroad. It doesn't happen overnight.
It’s honestly unbelievable how much you have to explain things to people who grew up thinking life works like a war video game. It’s not just here; it’s everywhere online. It’s wild what you have to read through. These people can't tell the difference between a movie, a game, and actual reality.
Zachary Jackson4 Zachary Jackson4 Active Member
104 messages
joined Oct 2010
#3810 ·
Have you read what Blank Page wrote?
ironseal ironseal Member
47 messages
joined May 2023
#3811 ·
Zachary Jackson4 said:Have you read what Blank Page wrote?

I did. My response applies to all that nonsense too—the hype about the Ukrainian Storm tomorrow and the shock when they aren't already pushing Russia back to the border.
Arthur Miller7 Arthur Miller7 Active Member
129 messages
joined Mar 2022
#3812 ·
Zachary Jackson4 said:Have you read what Blank Page wrote?

Seriously, do you actually think they’d just go out and broadcast exact numbers like that? Use your brain for once before you start celebrating.
Jessica Rivera37 Jessica Rivera37 Member
29 messages
joined Feb 2022
#3813 ·


This is such a fantastic video, even if it isn't the absolute latest upload. It’s truly impressive to see how the Ukrainians are managing to capture Russian soldiers
feralcanyon73 feralcanyon73 Active Member
67 messages
joined Sep 2008
#3814 ·
The TOS in action yesterday



Just the last desperate death throes from the occupiers
feralcanyon73 feralcanyon73 Active Member
67 messages
joined Sep 2008
#3815 ·
12 Russian saboteurs busted in Kyiv

LINK
crimsoncyclist71 crimsoncyclist71 Active Member
175 messages
joined Aug 2016
#3816 ·
Russian forces are using civilian buildings as cover to launch their projectiles.

https://twitter.com/bayraktar_1love/...22609843556353

I’m certain all those pro-Putin moralists will be quick to condemn this behavior.
nimbleviper3 nimbleviper3 Active Member
84 messages
joined Feb 2020
#3817 ·
crimsoncyclist71 said:Russian forces are using civilian buildings as cover to launch their projectiles.

https://twitter.com/bayraktar_1love/...22609843556353

I’m certain all those pro-Putin moralists will be quick to condemn this behavior.

Let them hide wherever they want; Ukrainians aren't going to waste their ammo on them.
gentlerider7 gentlerider7 Regular
291 messages
joined Jan 2021
#3818 ·
Russian guy murders buddy over Ukraine dispute

https://www-gazeta-ru.translate.goog..._x_tr_pto=wapp

So, this whole tragedy went down on August 3rd. You’ve got these two guys just hanging out at a mutual friend's place, grabbing some drinks, minding their own business, right? Then, naturally, the conversation shifts to what the Russian military is doing over in Ukraine. Turns out, one of the guests is all about supporting the "special operation," while the host—the guy actually owning the place—is totally against it. Can you even imagine how fast things spiral when people start talking politics like that?

Well, things didn't just get heated; they turned deadly. The guy backing the military action grabbed a kitchen knife and just started stabbing his friend in the back, multiple times. The victim slumped onto the sofa, and the "friends" just... left. They just walked out.

Fast forward a few days, and the victim's wife finds his body. As for the attacker? He actually walked himself straight into the police station and confessed to everything. His excuse? He claims he didn't actually set out to kill his friend; he just couldn't stand the guy's "lack of patriotism." Like, seriously? Is that where we are now?

And if you want to see how deep this goes, recent polls suggest that about 60% of Russians actually support Putin's orders to attack Kyiv. It's just heavy stuff, man.
Larry Walker24 Larry Walker24 Veteran
1K messages
joined Jun 2022
#3819 ·
The Latvian Parliament just officially labeled Russia a state sponsor of terrorism.
Larry Walker24 Larry Walker24 Veteran
1K messages
joined Jun 2022
#3820 ·
After six months of fighting, Ukraine has lost control over its massive stash of natural resources and minerals, leaving a huge chunk of its most vital deposits sitting right under Russian control. Everyone keeps obsessing over how Ukraine is basically the world's breadbasket, but they’re totally overlooking the fact that this place sits on some of the biggest titanium and iron ore reserves on the planet, plus untouched lithium fields and massive coal deposits. We're talking tens of trillions of dollars in value here. It’s pretty obvious that once the dust settles, the war profiteers are going to pivot hard toward mining and energy sectors.

Russia has made its biggest push in the far east, right in the Donbas region. This area is legendary for its mineral wealth, and you can see that history everywhere—cities like Donetsk and Luhansk were practically built by miners, which says everything you need to know about the soul of this territory.

You must log in or register to reply here.

Log in Register

🔗 Similar threads