Russian soldier pleads with widow 'to forgive me' as he faces Ukrainian court
During the first war crimes trial arising from Russia's invasion of Ukraine, a 21-year-old Russian soldier asks a Ukrainian widow to forgive him for killing her husband.
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What do you think will happen to this guy if he goes back to Russia?![]()
Russian soldier pleads with widow 'to forgive me' as he faces Ukrainian court
During the first war crimes trial arising from Russia's invasion of Ukraine, a 21-year-old Russian soldier asks a Ukrainian widow to forgive him for killing her husband.www.abc.net.au
I believe pre-war that the Ukrainians were strongly considering buying the Gripen. I believe the Hungarians are happy with theirs.I very highly doubt it. Mind you seeing something like below would be wonderful:
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He won't see Russia or anywhere else! He is a walking corpse. He'll be killed in prison, or most likely, while being transferred to prison.What do you think will happen to this guy if he goes back to Russia?
They would be an excellent choiceI believe pre-war that the Ukrainians were strongly considering buying the Gripen. I believe the Hungarians are happy with theirs.
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I agree 100%. It concerns me that it opens the possibility of other blunders, some whose response would previously have been "he wouldn't be that stupid".
So, Boris just announced "shore-to-ship" missiles.
What would they be, I wonder. Hopefully, something heavier and longer-ranged than Brimstone and faster than Neptune...
Thank you, I just read it. Hopefully, it will not end up like the story with the fighter jets transfer.Probably this answers your question.
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Exclusive: U.S. aims to arm Ukraine with advanced anti-ship missiles to fight Russian blockade
The White House is working to put advanced anti-ship missiles in the hands of Ukrainian fighters to help defeat Russia's naval blockade, officials said, amid concerns more powerful weapons that could sink Russian warships would intensify the conflict.www.reuters.com
Thank you, I just read it. Hopefully, it will not end up like the story with the fighter jets transfer.
I also liked this:
"The two U.S. officials said the M270 or similar system like the M142 HIMARS would be considered for shipment to Ukraine once Congress passed a $40 billion supplemental funding bill".
Too late to deblockade Mariupol, but better late than never.
You've obviously never seen Chinese military build quality.Yeah, this is turning comical. Replacing Soviet equipment with cheap Chinese knock-offs.
Yes, it's too late for Mariupol, but Congress has indeed passed the $40B bill and Biden has already signaled he will sign it.
I believe the Ukrainians will soon have sufficient forces to move southward to first cut off and then re-take Mariupol.
Hopefully the US $40b bill includes some Patriot missiles to prevent the Ukrainians railways from being destroyed. Otherwise all the weaponry will sit in Poland.
Obviously.You've obviously never seen Chinese military build quality.
Obviously.
Obviously.
It's amazing what happens when you focus on quality and not price. I've known a few people who have done business with Chinese factories, and they all say the same thing: If you beat them down on price, they simply drop the quality to reflect what you want to pay.I hope it's better than their guitar amplifiers.
It's amazing what happens when you focus on quality and not price. I've known a few people who have done business with Chinese factories, and they all say the same thing: If you beat them down on price, they simply drop the quality to reflect what you want to pay.
Now, do you think that the Chinese military are focused on price or quality?
I read that McDonald's found a buyer for their Russian operations. Probably will be called McPutin's.