Russian invasion of Ukraine

Video with more context here https://www.instagram.com/p/CiZZIdLA8mx/

He should probably stay away from windows from now on.

He should probably stay away from windows from now on.

Not necessarily? I don't know who this cunt is in particular, but to my understanding Russias 'managed democracy' means appointing designated voices of opposition to get a feel for the general mood.

That's possible, at the start he tries to blame some imaginary people that got Putin into this mess with false predictions.

Meaning it's time for the Czar to make a just and evenhanded decision that lands at a sensible spot between the die hard war hawks who tricked us into the war (wasn't Putin's fault at all really) and the unpatriotic bed wetters who suck up to the globalists.

Pointing at key people in the military and intelligence communities followed by some attempt at getting out seems what they're angling for by blaming bad advice. Expect public trials or further defenestrations.

Lol, can't wait to see Shoigu shit himself in the dock.

Some nice video from Gazprom about the upcoming winter

https://youtu.be/Gl2FIqnLxAY

When you run out of reserves because of how you treat your soldiers
https://twitter.com/PhillipsPOBrien/status/1569406116030726145

from 3:34

https://youtu.be/5VsdKesdaKs?t=214

Something is brewing

A group of district council members in St. Petersburg, President Vladimir Putin’s hometown, called for the Russian leader to be charged with treason and removed from office in a rare but brazen protest against the war in Ukraine.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2022/09/09/lawmakers-putin-impeachment-censure-war/

That is four days old. At least.

A different war back then.

Oh look, another Russian businessman have “fallen overboard” on his private yacht.

Got a link?

https://www.newsweek.com/putins-key-man-artic-found-dead-after-falling-overboard-1742218

No surprise, I had heard that Russian logistics were pretty rubbish

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Saw that too. Surprising considering it's newsweek

New clashes emerge between Azerbaijan and Armenia. Russia's soldiers that were previously in Armenia are already utilised and liquidated in Ukraine. Good time for big moves.

Such a fantastic photo. Looks like a stage set.

That's 3 ladas on their way to the families of the tank crew.

Some nice footage of Russians ambushed by Ukrainian partisans.

https://youtu.be/KU-6ulDNVUE

Is that all kill cam shooty stuff? I've taken to not watching anything you post because that's really not what I want to see, but a bit of a content warning and I'd be a lot happier checking out a few things.

Think you can make out some pixels at some point.

(various distorted voices, smoke, gunfire etc but anything more than about 15m in front of the camera is indistinguishable)

Roughly 500 shots to a flipped truck just to make sure Russians get what they deserve. Every single Russian there is a criminal and I don't see anything bad in eradicating them - in fact I donate regularly to an organisation that sponsors Ukrainian squads like this. Feels surreal to spend euros on killing but hey - we just don't wanna get occupied again.

And no, there was no gore in the video - I've posted it because I was impressed about fast timing - all in / all out and a very good equipment the guys got and the fact that they're quite far behind enemy lines, roughly 100km if i'm not mistaken. That alone is quite interesting - partisan war and stuff.

From description of the video:

There have been a lot of rumors circulating among Russian soldiers
stating that highly NATO trained Ukrainian special forces operate deep
withing their held territory and well this video seems to confirm
that.

We can talk about big picture like energy prices and politics and stuff but on the ground it's a foreigner entering your homeland and killing your people.

I also think that if you distance yourself from all the atrocities of war then you start rationalising stuff like "peace talks" and "giving Putin what he wants" just for the sake of your energy bill.

But yes, as somebody pointed out previously (or maybe it was you), point was taken and i'm a little bit more careful with what I post. This video is totally safe imho.

I'm aware of the realities of war and choose (a privilege) not to view it when possible, I'm not anti videos of it as a thing but a content warning is appreciated .