"All of Vlad's forces and all of Vlad's men, are out to put Humpty together again." (5 Viewers)

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KYIV, Dec 24 (Reuters) - A Russian strike on Ukraine's recently recaptured city of Kherson killed at least 10 people, wounded 58 and left bloodied corpses on the road, authorities said, in what Kyiv condemned as wanton killing for pleasure.
A pro-Moscow official responded by saying Ukrainian forces had launched the attack in a bid to blame the Russian military.

Fresh from a trip to the United States seeking weapons to resist the 10-month-old Russian invasion, President Volodymyr Zelenskiy published photos showing streets strewn with burning cars, smashed windows and bodies.

"Social networks will most likely mark these photos as 'sensitive content'. But this is not sensitive content – it is the real life of Ukraine and Ukrainians," he wrote.

"These are not military facilities. ... It is terror, it is killing for the sake of intimidation and pleasure."



This is why we support the Ukrainians.
 
I have been watching Twitter die and be replaced by Mastodon on other forums but have yet to see a Mastodon post here.

This surprises me seeing that Musk wants Ukraine to give Crimea and the other four territories to the Poo-tin.

Mastodon is becoming so mainstream that even the Washington Post has a new article, A guide to getting started with Twitter alternative Mastodon.

And Time has a very interesting take on Musk at The Clarifying Moment Elon Musk Has Given Us
Screw Musk with a sandpaper sex toy.
 
Just saw a YouTube video by Ares28. It's entitled: "Putler finds out his forces have been neutralized by Byraktar drones".
Worth a watch!
 

Dec 24 (Reuters) - A major Russian shipyard that specialises in building non-nuclear submarines said its general director had died suddenly on Saturday after 11 years in the job, but gave no details.

Admiralty Shipyards, based in the western port of St Petersburg, announced the death of Alexander Buzakov in a statement. He had been in the job since August 2012.

His main achievement, it said, had been preserving and strengthening the shipyard's order books for modern non-nuclear submarines, surface ships and deep water vehicles.



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The more I read about the Bakhmut operation the more it reminds me of Stalingrad.
Agreed. And like with Bakhmut, taking Stalingrad was pointless. If Paulus had taken the entirety of Stalingrad before Uranus in Nov 1942, then what? You now own a ruined city with hundreds of thousands of well fed, equipped and armed enemy troops on either flank. What was the point of taking Stalingrad?

Same goes for Bakhmut. Prigozhin's Wagner takes Bakhmut, but not before losing most of his forces, and now owns a ruined city. One with tens of thousands of well fed, equipped and armed Ukrainian soldiers on three sides. Now what does he do? What's the point of taking Bakhmut?
 
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