Russia's invasion of Ukraine: Part 5

Jessica Peterson2 said:Ha! 😂 So, according to this, the "terrorist" Vovk supposedly traveled all the way to Russia to carry out an assassination attempt, bringing along her twelve-year-old daughter, a full regiment of "Azov," several kilos of TNT, and—get this—... a kitten!!! 🤦
https://ria.ru/20220823/dugina-1811455625.html
Here is a rather amusing little detail for you: at the exact moment of the attack, every single surveillance camera just happened to be turned off. This is despite the fact that the entire neighborhood is usually under constant, unbroken FBI monitoring because it houses the... Border Patrol Academy!!!
What a complete farce, honestly. 🤦

A movie like this would have a 2.6/10 rating on IMDb.☕

Maybe the original plan was for Daria to pick up a kitten from the street (since she's so noble), and the kitten was actually carrying a virus from those Ukrainian labs that selectively targets Russians 🕺.
Since it didn't happen like Dasha planned, they moved to Plan B.☕

I don't even find this funny anymore. I'm genuinely scared of what tomorrow might bring.
I saw on IG that public gatherings have been banned in Odessa until Friday.

goldenowl73 said:And she somehow managed to drive a chunk of Moscow straight toward the Estonian border right after the explosion. 😁

Seriously though, how many hours do you think it takes to drive all the way to the border from there?

Probably about 9 or 10 hours, though I’d assume our little terrorist would want to follow the rules of the road to avoid getting pulled over for some triviality. So, let’s call it 11 hours.🙂

Dugin is acting like a total amateur.

https://twitter.com/francis_scarr/st...yBidjOdhw&s=19

It isn't politically correct, but I have seen plenty of people like this in the region. They aren't even human; they are just rabid dogs.

Jessica Peterson2 said:Ha! 😂 So, according to this, the "terrorist" Vovk supposedly traveled all the way to Russia to carry out an assassination attempt, bringing along her twelve-year-old daughter, a full regiment of "Azov," several kilos of TNT, and—get this—... a kitten!!! 🤦
https://ria.ru/20220823/dugina-1811455625.html
Here is a rather amusing little detail for you: at the exact moment of the attack, every single surveillance camera just happened to be turned off. This is despite the fact that the entire neighborhood is usually under constant, unbroken FBI monitoring because it houses the... Border Patrol Academy!!!
What a complete farce, honestly. 🤦

☕maybe this lady is some kind of James Bond🤣 who can just tear through all of Russia...🤣 then zip away in a bulletproof Jaguar driven by the CIA across the Russian wilderness straight to the Estonian border after a non-stop 12-hour drive🕺🎉

cosmicgull52 said:Dugin is acting like a total amateur.

https://twitter.com/francis_scarr/st...yBidjOdhw&s=19

It isn't politically correct, but I have seen plenty of people like this in the region. They aren't even human; they are just rabid dogs.

The guy literally led his own kid straight to their death, and true to form for someone like him, there isn't a single shred of empathy to be found... it's honestly sick...

Jessica Peterson2 said:Probably about 9 or 10 hours, though I’d assume our little terrorist would want to follow the rules of the road to avoid getting pulled over for some triviality. So, let’s call it 11 hours.🙂

So, eleven hours after the "attack," she just pops out of the country and crosses the border almost immediately 622 miles. Seriously, what is the FBI doing 🤦

What happened with those long pipes they had out on the streets? All those blockades on the main highways and everything...

goldenowl73 said:So, eleven hours after the "attack," she just pops out of the country and crosses the border almost immediately 622 miles. Seriously, what is the FBI doing 🤦

What happened with those long pipes they had out on the streets? All those blockades on the main highways and everything...

☕Roadblocks and random pipes aren't gonna change anything, 🤣they already know exactly who did it and when. Just look at the FBI offices right next door 🙂—right during the explosion at their own HQ, which is basically the most secure building in the country besides The Kremlin—and suddenly the cameras aren't working...

🙂Seriously though, how can anyone be naive enough to buy into this nonsense?

Justin Mendoza16 said:☕Roadblocks and random pipes aren't gonna change anything, 🤣they already know exactly who did it and when. Just look at the FBI offices right next door 🙂—right during the explosion at their own HQ, which is basically the most secure building in the country besides The Kremlin—and suddenly the cameras aren't working...

🙂Seriously though, how can anyone be naive enough to buy into this nonsense?

Well, I guess it at least creates an illusion of something happening, even if they're pushing these ridiculous narratives. The whole FBI operation is just full of holes. EM spent days tracking her, and then somehow, right after the blast, she manages to spend eleven hours driving around with her kid and the cat before finally slipping out of the country. 🤦

The only people swallowing this story are the gullible masses back in Russia and those loudmouth trolls living abroad.

goldenowl73 Asks:
Eleven hours after that supposed "attack," she suddenly emerges from the ground and makes her way toward the front lines. Is anyone else finding this timing a little too convenient? 622 milesI can't help but wonder—what exactly is the FBI up to these days? It makes you stop and think, doesn't it? 🤦

I honestly don't get it. They already had the Azov-right footage and all those photos in their possession. Their identity was already established; they knew she was traveling with her daughter, driving around in that colorful Mini Cooper with Donetsk plates, and so on. How is this still being questioned?

goldenowl73 Asks:
What ever happened to all those long pipes sitting out in the middle of the streets? You know, the ones used for those blockades on the main thoroughfares and everything else?

I haven't heard anything about something like that.

By the way, I happened to stumble upon an article featuring quite a few photos of a Ukrainian woman.
Tell me, would it be possible for the image... 2/18 So, this image from the Border Patrol files was basically used as the foundation for photoshopping the ID. Can you believe that?Image number 17/18.)

goldenowl73 said:Well, I guess it at least creates an illusion of something happening, even if they're pushing these ridiculous narratives. The whole FBI operation is just full of holes. EM spent days tracking her, and then somehow, right after the blast, she manages to spend eleven hours driving around with her kid and the cat before finally slipping out of the country. 🤦

The only people swallowing this story are the gullible masses back in Russia and those loudmouth trolls living abroad.

Glad the cat made it out okay.🤣Any pictures of the thing? Or is it some kind of genetically modified freak?🤔

yildirim said:Sure, they can't pull this off without help from Americans and the British, but let's be clear: this isn't an attack on Russia. If it were, the fighting would be happening on Ukrainian soil.

It's a delicate situation. Honestly, I'm not even sure what Poland stands to gain here or why they need to be involved. But then again, nothing surprises me anymore, so...

Donetsk

The main headquarters of the so-called leader, Denis Pushilin, was hit in Donetsk—luckily, he wasn't hurt. People online are already having a field day with the news:
"Looks like Pushilin started smoking Russian cigarettes now."
"Didn't they teach you not to touch anything Russian? The quality is sketchy at best."
"Is Pushilin out here running ads for Russian smokes now?"
It’s all stuff like that. Just endless snark.

A bit of joy for those stuck in occupied Donetsk, though I suppose it's a tough pill for the DNR patriots to swallow.

Mariupol

The talk about recruitment calls for the Russian military or the Donetsk People's Republic is picking up speed. Official mass mobilization hasn't hit the streets yet, but some people have already been drafted—while others have just vanished. It's hard to tell if they actually fled the city or were snatched up. On top of that, rumors are swirling about a "hit list" making its way through town—names of the first ones tapped to go "defend" Mother Russia. There are tons of theories about who's on it. Some people suspect local traitors have handed over names of those who helped residents during the worst of it—the folks bringing food, water, medicine, or helping families evacuate. During the fighting, the Russians took away quite a few of those helpers, but some are still hanging around. Honestly, it might be time for them to get out while they can. To make matters worse, it looks like the occupiers aren't doing much about the heating situation, and winter is right around the corner.

We are seeing Russia casually admit to committing what essentially qualifies as genocide under the terms of the Genocide Convention—specifically through the forced relocation of children from one group to another.

Russia claims that over 1,000 children from Mariupol have been 'adopted' by families living in remote parts of Russia. Local officials in Krasnodar have reported that more than 1,000 Ukrainian children from the occupied city of Mariupol have "found new families" as far away as Tyumen, Irkutsk, Kemerovo, and Altai Krai.
https://twitter.com/JimmySecUK/statu...qGVxJ-KRzimt3g

A criminal state through and through—every single department is compromised.

Jessica Peterson2 said:Ha! 😂 So, according to this, the "terrorist" Vovk supposedly traveled all the way to Russia to carry out an assassination attempt, bringing along her twelve-year-old daughter, a full regiment of "Azov," several kilos of TNT, and—get this—... a kitten!!! 🤦
https://ria.ru/20220823/dugina-1811455625.html
Here is a rather amusing little detail for you: at the exact moment of the attack, every single surveillance camera just happened to be turned off. This is despite the fact that the entire neighborhood is usually under constant, unbroken FBI monitoring because it houses the... Border Patrol Academy!!!
What a complete farce, honestly. 🤦

If that's the case, then it's pretty obvious. This was nothing more than a warning to the father.

Justin Mendoza16 said:☕maybe this lady is some kind of James Bond🤣 who can just tear through all of Russia...🤣 then zip away in a bulletproof Jaguar driven by the CIA across the Russian wilderness straight to the Estonian border after a non-stop 12-hour drive🕺🎉

Nah, James Bond is Black.

James Phillips92 said:Nah, James Bond is Black.

Jane Bond. Riding a Mini Cooper instead of an Aston Martin. An Aston Martin would be far too conspicuous on the street. In this installment, Moneypenny is male.
It would be intriguing to determine if such a person even exists, or if they truly traveled from Moscow on the night of the assassination. I suppose journalists will dig into it. Is there any digital footprint left behind on social media?

Timothy Williams5 said:We are seeing Russia casually admit to committing what essentially qualifies as genocide under the terms of the Genocide Convention—specifically through the forced relocation of children from one group to another.

Russia claims that over 1,000 children from Mariupol have been 'adopted' by families living in remote parts of Russia. Local officials in Krasnodar have reported that more than 1,000 Ukrainian children from the occupied city of Mariupol have "found new families" as far away as Tyumen, Irkutsk, Kemerovo, and Altai Krai.
https://twitter.com/JimmySecUK/statu...qGVxJ-KRzimt3g

One of the absolute worst crimes imaginable—just gut-wrenching stuff. 😢There are thousands of kids out there—some we know the location of, others have actually been brought back. My own brother was taken from a shelter in Mariupol and sent all the way to the Far East. The family he was staying with lost both of their sons fighting in Ukraine. Luckily, since my brother is older, he understood exactly what had happened—how things went down—and he knew how to find his way back and navigate the situation. He managed it either on his own or with some help from decent Russians. We finally got to welcome him home in Estonia back in May. But honestly, how many more children are out there like this? Will they all be found and returned? So many parents have been waiting for months now.

who in Russia is actually running this child trafficking ring...

someone's clearly pulling the strings here..

Kate Cook27 said:One of the absolute worst crimes imaginable—just gut-wrenching stuff. 😢There are thousands of kids out there—some we know the location of, others have actually been brought back. My own brother was taken from a shelter in Mariupol and sent all the way to the Far East. The family he was staying with lost both of their sons fighting in Ukraine. Luckily, since my brother is older, he understood exactly what had happened—how things went down—and he knew how to find his way back and navigate the situation. He managed it either on his own or with some help from decent Russians. We finally got to welcome him home in Estonia back in May. But honestly, how many more children are out there like this? Will they all be found and returned? So many parents have been waiting for months now.

A good friend of mine actually lost track of some elderly folks during the siege of Mariupol. They went totally dark, and even after the city fell, there was nothing. Everyone just assumed the worst and thought they were gone. Then, about a month later, they suddenly resurfaced from Primorsky Krai in the Far East, where they had been held for maybe two weeks. After that, they were shuttled off to Donetsk by train, somehow made it to Zaporizhzhia from there, and now they've finally reached Kyiv. Honestly, even they can't make heads or tails of why anyone would bother dragging senior citizens halfway across the world like that. The whole odyssey lasted over a month.