Posts by Zachary Jackson4

Melissa Rivera5, you clearly aren't following this discussion. Did they spill the Russian army's brains on the floor?

What kind of judicial conduct should we expect once this matter actually reaches trial?

You are victims; you can leave immediately.

You are victims, and while we will take that into account, we will proceed with the trial regardless.

https://www.ukr.net/news/details/criminal/92691527.html

There is far too much information being leaked to the press. Some strategic data has been compromised.

Have you read what Blank Page wrote?

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?

How on earth does this one person know all this?

"Yes, the regular army has been largely eliminated in the US Armed Forces"

I have nothing to add to this article. I am neither defending the Ukrainians for the actions mentioned, nor am I defending the Russians for destroying cities.
The article is written exactly as it should be.

It was clearly fake anyway. I couldn't even open it.

Edit: I can access it again now. I have no idea what happened.

Amnesty International

Ukrainian forces are reportedly using schools and hospitals as military bases

https://www.amnesty.org.uk/press-rel...tial-areas-new

The Russian propaganda machine will have a field day with this, obviously.

How did things escalate so rapidly since 2014 regarding the European Union and the awakening of Eastern Ukraine?

Shoigu: Six MLRS HIMARS launchers destroyed during special operation

https://military.pravda.ru/news/1732...specoperacija/

The one I dreamed about, plus two from my video games, plus those two trucks I nicknamed "HIMARS"—that makes six.

I just saw on a defense forum that they used to hold parades for May 9th in Chicago as well. It’s likely why the Russians assumed they would secure more support.

Understood. Thank you. I have another question. What were the specifics regarding the Zelenskyy referendum proposals? I only recently came across the news.
From what I gather, both the Russians and the Ukrainians rejected them.

analogbear5 said:Water isn't some freebie. Krim didn't get his water delivered for nothing.

Thanks.

LinaK, I know I’m going to get blasted by everyone here, but what is your take on cutting off the water supply to Crimea? Using water as a weapon against civilians—I can already hear the people calling this barbaric.

I've managed to condense the entire situation into a single sentence.

I assume things were just too dangerous for those in Crimea to allow the water to be blocked.

https://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/reuters...e-war/47769270

It is merely an assessment. I am unsure if it was actually

Kate Cook27 said:Do you think the casualty numbers were actually higher or lower than that?

That isn't my point. The issue is how they report civilian casualties over an eight-year period versus reporting roughly 10 deaths in 2021. Millions of Jews were killed over an eighty-year period.

https://eadaily.com/ru/news/2021/12/...odyashchiy-god

I stumbled upon something that caught my eye.

https://regnum.ru/news/3467017.html

Why am I using Russian data? Even in their version, the number of civilian casualties is low.

I am simply interested in knowing the number of Russian civilian fatalities during 2021.

https://english.nv.ua/nation/defense...-50256492.html

The conclusion is simple: heavy casualties.