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Maybe someone in the hierarchy recognizes the wisdom of keeping a thorn in the side around to keep them on their toes and give them a perspective from beyond their information silo. "Inconvenient Truths" Department.
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Admiral Beez
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Maybe. If he can speak English, when this is over and Putin is gone, Khodaryonok will be a welcome commentator on Western media and speaker at NATO military academies.
Once again about that attack on Novofedorivka (Saki) airbase.
The plot thickens...
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The plot thickens...
Why Ukraine probably has long-range missiles
If it was a Ukrainian missile that struck Crimea, what kind was it? The question has preoccupied open-source intelligence sleuths and weapons experts for two weeks.
Admiral Beez
Major
Good on the US and Romania for finding a way to get ATACMS to Ukraine.Once again about that attack on Novofedorivka (Saki) airbase. The plot thickens...
Is the U.S. giving Ukraine some weapons secretly?
Ukraine doesn’t have any missiles with the range to strike Saki air base in Crimea — at least not with the missiles America and its partners publicly say they transferred.
www.politico.com
Or was it something else?
Does Ukraine Have A Stash Of Domestically Developed Ballistic Missiles?
A possible high-profile long-range attack on a Russian airbase has led many to wonder if Ukraine has a pocket arsenal of ballistic missiles.
www.thedrive.com
I can't wait to see the first Abrams or Leo2 MBTs and the first F-16s in Ukrainian colours. What about the BAE BvS 10 'Viking' for traversing the coming autumn mud?
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Admiral Beez
Major
I wholly agree with General Rick Hillier (retired), Canada's Chief of the Defense Staff from 2005 to 2008. We have Leo2 tanks that could easily be donated.
www.ukrainianworldcongress.org
"Canada and our government and our nation should take a whole bunch of our fighting vehicles from the army, 200, 250 of those LAV threes or LAV sixes, that we have excellent fighting vehicles. Combine that with, say, 50 of our Leopard two main battle tanks, among the best battle tanks in the world, with reconnaissance vehicles and engineer vehicles, put together a spare parts package and an ammunition package and give that to Ukraine so they can actually start to build a large reserve counter attack force. And then at the same time. What I would suggest we would do is challenge General Dynamics Land Systems, that center of vehicle manufacturing excellence for fighting vehicles. Challenge them to replace those vehicles within the next one to two years with even better vehicles. And so improve the Canadian forces while we're helping Ukraine in a very real way."
No Nonsense With Pamela Wallin - Ukrainian World Congress
www.ukrainianworldcongress.org
"Canada and our government and our nation should take a whole bunch of our fighting vehicles from the army, 200, 250 of those LAV threes or LAV sixes, that we have excellent fighting vehicles. Combine that with, say, 50 of our Leopard two main battle tanks, among the best battle tanks in the world, with reconnaissance vehicles and engineer vehicles, put together a spare parts package and an ammunition package and give that to Ukraine so they can actually start to build a large reserve counter attack force. And then at the same time. What I would suggest we would do is challenge General Dynamics Land Systems, that center of vehicle manufacturing excellence for fighting vehicles. Challenge them to replace those vehicles within the next one to two years with even better vehicles. And so improve the Canadian forces while we're helping Ukraine in a very real way."
Is the U.S. giving Ukraine some weapons secretly?
Ukraine doesn’t have any missiles with the range to strike Saki air base in Crimea — at least not with the missiles America and its partners publicly say they transferred.
www.politico.com
The last time the ABC spoke to Taras, he was an IT manager. Now he's a soldier fighting in hell on Earth
On February 24, Ukrainians awoke to find their nation at war with Russia. Six months on and millions have fled their homes while others have taken up the fight at home. Those who have survived say they are determined to make sure their pain and suffering is not for nothing.
www.abc.net.au
Russian paratrooper condemns his country's war in Ukraine, telling CNN it is built on a 'lie'
The Kremlin's justification for invading Ukraine "is a lie," a Russian paratrooper who previously publicly condemned his country's war in Ukraine has told CNN.
amp.cnn.com
'5,000 DOLPHINS have died due to Russia's invasion', experts say
WARNING: Graphic content. A Ukrainian biologist has raised the alarm over the Black Sea dolphin population, which he says is being harmed out by Russian vessels and their use of sonar.
Glider
Captain
What I found interesting is that
a) no one interrupted him
b) They were all nodding their heads in agreement
GrauGeist
Generalfeldmarschall zur Luftschiff Abteilung
I'm willing to bet that Khodaryonok's making so much noise in the public's eye, that it's somewhat protecting him from an "accident".
For now, at least.
For now, at least.
Glider
Captain
Ukraine worst nightmare would be someone putting him in charge. He does seem to talk a lot of sense.
Admiral Beez
Major
Khodaryonok does a lot of after the fact, Monday morning QB. But he doesn't say what Russia needs or needed to do to win.
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buffnut453
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Ok...I find this interesting. Photographs were taken at Darya Dugina's funeral. Her body seems remarkably undamaged for someone killed by a fiery car bomb:
And, just for the record, here's an image of the burning wreck of her Toyota Landcruiser:
Now...I've seen some freaky situations where people emerged relatively unscathed from horrific accidents. However, this one just seems a couple of stretches too far. The only explanation I can come up with is that the explosion threw Darya from the car...but I'd still expect facial damage (unless Russian undertakers are way, WAY better than those in other countries).
And, just for the record, here's an image of the burning wreck of her Toyota Landcruiser:
Now...I've seen some freaky situations where people emerged relatively unscathed from horrific accidents. However, this one just seems a couple of stretches too far. The only explanation I can come up with is that the explosion threw Darya from the car...but I'd still expect facial damage (unless Russian undertakers are way, WAY better than those in other countries).
Greg Boeser
1st Sergeant
Perhaps she's an incorruptible.
Now she will be venerated as martyr.
Now she will be venerated as martyr.
Thumpalumpacus
Major
Colonel Mustard, in the courtyard, with the pipe-bomb.
SaparotRob
Unter Gemeine Geschwader Murmeltier XIII
We have a Winner!
GrauGeist
Generalfeldmarschall zur Luftschiff Abteilung
I thought this was an interesting read on the Dugina car bombing.
thedispatch.com
Questions Surround the Death of Daria Dugina
We should be wary of being drawn into stories of plots within plots and other intrigue.
thedispatch.com
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"If you go chasing rabbits, and you know you're going to fall,I thought this was an interesting read on the Dugina car bombing.
Questions Surround the Death of Daria Dugina
We should be wary of being drawn into stories of plots within plots and other intrigue.
Tell 'em a hookah-smoking caterpillar, has given you the call..."
Admiral Beez
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The Nazi-like insignia with its wolfsangel design is unfortunate from a global PR perspective.
This man gives a better message to the world. The parade of wrecked Russian tanks at 6:15 is perfect. This man knows how to reach the hearts, minds and wallets of the world.
This man gives a better message to the world. The parade of wrecked Russian tanks at 6:15 is perfect. This man knows how to reach the hearts, minds and wallets of the world.
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