Russia & Ukraine
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Couple of good ole' Ukrainian soldiers just making multiple Nazi salutes:
https://t.me/ukraine_watch/2610
Seriously, they go crazy with it in the vid. Worth watching, like Abbot and Costello join the Hitler brigade.
https://t.me/ukraine_watch/2610
Seriously, they go crazy with it in the vid. Worth watching, like Abbot and Costello join the Hitler brigade.
trolls on here keep harping that nonsense. It's probably one of the stupidest propaganda talking points I've come across, and I've addressed the neo-nazis in the Azov. I'm not even sure which maggats are still buying that besides the Q types. Vatniks on here should report this feedback to the troll farm to up their game.....though they may have run out of creative types (writers) to exodus.
So according to your logic, if one speaks against the narrative, this makes him a troll? Did u ever speak out against C19? Or climate change? Do u dare to speak up when u disagree or you never disagree? Or is it because you want this thread for one way posting pro-Ukraine and anti-Russia? I thought you lived in a country where there is freedom speech LMAO
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It will be a big blow to Putin if Erdogan is defeated in the Turkish elections tomorrow.
As I have repeatedly said, Erdogan is the snakiest of the snakes. NATO member in Putin's hip pocket except he snakes it so that he uses NATO to put Putin in his own pocket. And back and forth it goes. It's all about Erdogan. It has been an embarassment and a high risk having Turkey as a NATO member.
Polling seems to show that the opposition is in the lead now going into the final stretch but the fear is that Erdogan and the Russians will work together to "fix things" so that the election comes out okay. We shall see.
Anyway, if Erdogan goes, it will be another big loss for Putin in the region.
As I have repeatedly said, Erdogan is the snakiest of the snakes. NATO member in Putin's hip pocket except he snakes it so that he uses NATO to put Putin in his own pocket. And back and forth it goes. It's all about Erdogan. It has been an embarassment and a high risk having Turkey as a NATO member.
Polling seems to show that the opposition is in the lead now going into the final stretch but the fear is that Erdogan and the Russians will work together to "fix things" so that the election comes out okay. We shall see.
Anyway, if Erdogan goes, it will be another big loss for Putin in the region.
It is ironic (and reflective of Russian "democracy") that elections in Turkey may have a bigger effect on Russia than "elections" in Russia.
Four Russian military aircraft shot down near Ukraine, Russian daily reports
MOSCOW, May 13 (Reuters) - Russian news outlet Kommersant said two Russian fighter jets and two military helicopters had been shot down on Saturday close to the Ukrainian border, in what would be a spectacular coup for Kyiv if confirmed.
Kommersant said on its website that the Su-34 fighter-bomber, Su-35 fighter and two Mi-8 helicopters had made up a raiding party, and had been "shot down almost simultaneously" in an ambush in the Bryansk region, adjoining northeast Ukraine.
"According to preliminary data ... the fighters were supposed to deliver a missile and bomb attack on targets in the Chernihiv region of Ukraine, and the helicopters were there to back them up - among other things to pick up the 'Su' crews if they were shot down."
The Russian state news agency TASS said a Russian Su-34 warplane had crashed in that region but did not specify a cause.
TASS also cited an emergency services official as saying an engine fire in a helicopter had caused it to crash near Klintsy, which is about 40 km (25 miles) from the border.
https://www.reuters.com/world/europ...down-russia-near-ukrainian-border-2023-05-13/
MOSCOW, May 13 (Reuters) - Russian news outlet Kommersant said two Russian fighter jets and two military helicopters had been shot down on Saturday close to the Ukrainian border, in what would be a spectacular coup for Kyiv if confirmed.
Kommersant said on its website that the Su-34 fighter-bomber, Su-35 fighter and two Mi-8 helicopters had made up a raiding party, and had been "shot down almost simultaneously" in an ambush in the Bryansk region, adjoining northeast Ukraine.
"According to preliminary data ... the fighters were supposed to deliver a missile and bomb attack on targets in the Chernihiv region of Ukraine, and the helicopters were there to back them up - among other things to pick up the 'Su' crews if they were shot down."
The Russian state news agency TASS said a Russian Su-34 warplane had crashed in that region but did not specify a cause.
TASS also cited an emergency services official as saying an engine fire in a helicopter had caused it to crash near Klintsy, which is about 40 km (25 miles) from the border.
https://www.reuters.com/world/europ...down-russia-near-ukrainian-border-2023-05-13/
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