Yes, I understand. I'm not attacking you or your english. I also understand what you are trying to say, and you are not wrong.
By the way, your English is just fine my friend.
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Yes, I understand. I'm not attacking you or your english. I also understand what you are trying to say, and you are not wrong.
By the way, your English is just fine my friend.
RogerdeLluria
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- Jul 5, 2015
The army Putin spent 2 decades building has been largely destroyed in Ukraine, and Russia's 'strategic defeat' could threaten his grip on power
"You're starting to see rumblings — both on TV and at the local grassroots level — of discontent with his leadership," one expert told Insider.
www.businessinsider.com
RogerdeLluria
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- Jul 5, 2015
Admiral Beez
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The other driver was lucky. I imagine Zelenskyy's bodyguard are ready to shoot to kill.
www.cp24.com
Ukraine's president in car accident, no serious injuries: spokesman
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's car collided with another vehicle early Thursday after a battlefield visit, but he was not seriously injured, his spokesman said.
Yep - note my
Ukraine calls for 30 more Bushmasters, offers to pressure-test new Hawkeis
Ukraine's ambassador to Australia says troops are getting creative in the way they're using Bendigo-made Bushmasters in the war with Russia.
www.abc.net.au
Russian forces fortify defences after chaotic retreat in Ukraine's north-east
Ukrainian officials say Russian forces are fortifying defences and it will be hard for Kyiv's troops to maintain the pace of their advance
www.abc.net.au
Putin reveals China has expressed 'concerns' about Ukraine war at summit with Xi Jinping
Russia's President says Moscow backs Beijing's "One China" policy and opposes "provocations" by the US in the Taiwan Strait.
www.abc.net.au
A time 'to show resolve, not appeasement' says European Commission President in state of the union address
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen delivers the annual state of the union address, saying "this is the time for us to show resolve, not appeasement".
www.abc.net.au
Escuadrilla Azul
Tech Sergeant
- 1,805
- Feb 27, 2020
Named after the first president of the independent Chechenia, killed by Rusia with a missile in some kind of ambush in a meeting with russian officials (or in the way to) IIRC.
BTW, he was a Su-25 pilot during the soviet invasion of Afganistán and was shoot down by a pakistani F-16.
Escuadrilla Azul
Tech Sergeant
- 1,805
- Feb 27, 2020
With that many different equipment, mantienance could become a nightmare.
ââWith successful Kharkiv operation, Ukraine turns the war in its favor
KHARKIV â In warfare, there's no such thing as a miracle. Yet what happened in early September in the east of Ukraine's Kharkiv Oblast may ascend in history as the Miracle on the Oskil River. Within a few days, a Ukrainian strike prompted the collapse of the Russian front in the
Without a doubt but I think at this stage the Ukrainians will take what ever they can. When the war is over there will need to be a rationalising.
Thumpalumpacus
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Thumpalumpacus
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KYIV, Sept 15 (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday he understood China's Xi Jinping had concerns about the situation in Ukraine, a surprise acknowledgement of friction with Beijing over the war after a week of stunning Russian losses on the ground.
Since Russia's invasion, China has trod a careful line, criticising Western sanctions against Russia but stopping short of endorsing or assisting in the military campaign.
"We highly value the balanced position of our Chinese friends when it comes to the Ukraine crisis," Putin told Xi at their first meeting since the war began.
[...]
The Russian president's comments suggested a Chinese shift towards a more critical stance, in private at least. Ian Bremmer, political science professor at Columbia University, said they were the "first public sign of Putin recognizing pressure to back down".
"Russia has become a pariah to the G7 because of their invasion. China wants no part of that," he wrote on Twitter, referring to the Group of Seven leading industrialized nations.
[...]
In Kyiv, Ursula von der Leyen, the president of the European Commission, held talks with President Volodymyr Zelenskiy where she told him Ukraine's accession process to the European Union was well on track.
[...]
After a week of the fastest Ukrainian gains since the war's early weeks, Ukrainian officials said Russian forces were now fortifying defences and it would be hard for Kyiv's troops to maintain the pace of their advance.
[...]
Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova had earlier warned Washington to tread carefully, saying any decision to supply Kyiv with longer-range missiles for U.S.-made HIMARS systems would cross a "red line" and make the United States "a direct party to the conflict".
www.reuters.com
A couple of thoughts on the above article:
1) Xi almost certainly gave Putin the Chinese critique in polite but unmistakable language. Given that the Russians need to sell oil and buy chips etc, it looks to me like string-pulling. Reading between the lines, it looks like Putin got told.
2) The Ukrainians seem to not have sufficient reserves to exploit their victory fully. That's okay. They have almost certainly assured their survival through the winter (barring unforeseen calamity, of course), during which time Ukrainian pilots will greatly advance and perhaps complete their training on F-16s, as well as the military in general receive further tranches of advanced weaponry and munitions. And the morale in the Russian army must be execrable.
3) If Russia wants to pick a fight over America sending Ukraine ATACMS, fine. Let us know how that works out for you. Clearly those weapons are making a great impression upon Russian fighting forces, else they wouldn't be griping about them.
Since Russia's invasion, China has trod a careful line, criticising Western sanctions against Russia but stopping short of endorsing or assisting in the military campaign.
"We highly value the balanced position of our Chinese friends when it comes to the Ukraine crisis," Putin told Xi at their first meeting since the war began.
[...]
The Russian president's comments suggested a Chinese shift towards a more critical stance, in private at least. Ian Bremmer, political science professor at Columbia University, said they were the "first public sign of Putin recognizing pressure to back down".
"Russia has become a pariah to the G7 because of their invasion. China wants no part of that," he wrote on Twitter, referring to the Group of Seven leading industrialized nations.
[...]
In Kyiv, Ursula von der Leyen, the president of the European Commission, held talks with President Volodymyr Zelenskiy where she told him Ukraine's accession process to the European Union was well on track.
[...]
After a week of the fastest Ukrainian gains since the war's early weeks, Ukrainian officials said Russian forces were now fortifying defences and it would be hard for Kyiv's troops to maintain the pace of their advance.
[...]
Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova had earlier warned Washington to tread carefully, saying any decision to supply Kyiv with longer-range missiles for U.S.-made HIMARS systems would cross a "red line" and make the United States "a direct party to the conflict".
Putin acknowledges China's concerns over Ukraine in sign of friction
Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday he understood China's Xi Jinping had concerns about the situation in Ukraine, a surprise acknowledgement of friction with Beijing over the war after a week of stunning Russian losses on the ground.
A couple of thoughts on the above article:
1) Xi almost certainly gave Putin the Chinese critique in polite but unmistakable language. Given that the Russians need to sell oil and buy chips etc, it looks to me like string-pulling. Reading between the lines, it looks like Putin got told.
2) The Ukrainians seem to not have sufficient reserves to exploit their victory fully. That's okay. They have almost certainly assured their survival through the winter (barring unforeseen calamity, of course), during which time Ukrainian pilots will greatly advance and perhaps complete their training on F-16s, as well as the military in general receive further tranches of advanced weaponry and munitions. And the morale in the Russian army must be execrable.
3) If Russia wants to pick a fight over America sending Ukraine ATACMS, fine. Let us know how that works out for you. Clearly those weapons are making a great impression upon Russian fighting forces, else they wouldn't be griping about them.
SaparotRob
Unter Gemeine Geschwader Murmeltier XIII
Like, what the heck else can he say? The article didn't say if he then kow-towed to the emperor.
Putin reveals China has expressed 'concerns' about Ukraine war at summit with Xi Jinping
Russia's President says Moscow backs Beijing's "One China" policy and opposes "provocations" by the US in the Taiwan Strait.
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