[arista]

[Denver]

Originally Posted by arista

Yes I have the News on.
And it appears the Massive Russian Convey
will take the Capital.

So why not Surrender
it makes sense

Putin is not an Invader
he says that was,
his old land

Someone should tell him that Ukraine was around a long time before the sovient Union

[arista]

Originally Posted by Denver

Yet Russian deaths are far out weighting the Ukrainian deaths, Russia may have the numbers but their war equipment is very old and it can't cope with a country with barely any military supplies let alone the best in the world

Cluster Bombs


Vacuum Bombs

https://www.marca.com/en/lifestyle/w...e7a8b460f.html

[Denver]

Originally Posted by arista

Cluster Bombs


Vacuum Bombs

https://www.marca.com/en/lifestyle/w...e7a8b460f.html

This things Ukraine don't have access to

[glib]

Originally Posted by arista

Yes I have the News on.
And it appears the Massive Russian Convey
will take the Capital.

So why not Surrender
it makes sense

Putin is not an Invader
he says that was,
his old land

Why are you so heartless?

[bots]

Some clarity on that massive Russian armoured column heading south towards Kyiv.

Close analysis of the latest satellite images by McKenzie Intelligence Services reveals the following:

The convoy is not 40 miles long, it’s a series of logistical ‘packets’ strung out along a major highway from the Belarus border, aiming to link up with Russian units on the northern outskirts of Kyiv.

The convoy appears to be hampered in several places by broken down vehicles.

The column consists of some armour (tanks) and infantry fighting vehicles but mainly logistical vehicles, implying plans for more than just a brief battle.

Separately, the imagery examined by McKenzie Intelligence Services shows a Russian parachute battalion dug in to the area of Hostomel airfield - Ukraine's most important international cargo airport and a key military airbase near Kyiv.

But their artillery is assessed to be outside the range of most of the capital.

The analysts say they have noted very little Russian progress over the past 24 hours.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Denver

Someone should tell him that Ukraine was around a long time before the Soviet Union

[Was Ukraine part of the USSR?

On 30 December 1922, along with the Russian,
Byelorussian, and Transcaucasian republics,
the Ukrainian SSR was one of the
founding members of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR)]

[Alf]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

me neither

he hates women of all races



*jokes

He likes the hard working ones.

[Denver]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

nonsense, the russian armed forces are the largest in europe. It is a 40 mile convey, nothing to do with distance from kyiv. You are just making stuff up

I'll expect an apology

[bots]

so was poland, east germany, latvia, moldova etc etc etc. What is your point Arista. Are you suggesting these countries no longer have a democratic right to govern themselves?

[arista]

Originally Posted by glib

Why are you so heartless?

Again
you do not know what you are talking about




Saving their lives
is a fair viewpoint

[arista]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

so was Poland, east Germany, Latvia, Moldova etc etc etc. What is your point Arista. Are you suggesting these countries no longer have a democratic right to govern themselves?

No they are in Nato
backed by USA


Nothing to do with this War

[arista]

The Stupid Former President Obama
caused all this.

Years ago he Forced Ukraine
to give up its Nuke weapons


FACT.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by arista

No they are in Nato
backed by USA


Nothing to do with this War

Moldova isn't

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by arista

The Stupid Former President Obama
caused all this.

Years ago he Forced Ukraine
to give up its Nuke weapons


FACT.

Obama caused this? Not Putin..............Obama, mmhhmm

[Denver]

Originally Posted by arista

The Stupid Former President Obama
caused all this.

Years ago he Forced Ukraine
to give up its Nuke weapons


FACT.

You mean Obama forced them into signing the no nuclear weapons treaty 14 years before he became President?

[arista]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Obama caused this? Not Putin..............Obama, mmhhmm

Meaning if they Kept their Great Nuke Weapons
Putin would not have invaded


Yes that Stupid Obama
made a massive error.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Moldova isn't

[The Republic of Moldova does not allow the
deployment of armed forces of other states
on its territory." Thus, since Moldova's neutrality
is enshrined in its constitution, the country has
no plans to join either NATO or CSTO.]



Sure Their choice

[glib]

Originally Posted by arista

Again
you do not know what you are talking about




Saving their lives
is a fair viewpoint

so you think britain should have surrendered to Germany in ww2 do you.

[glib]

Originally Posted by arista

The Stupid Former President Obama
caused all this.

Years ago he Forced Ukraine
to give up its Nuke weapons


FACT.

Just stop talking please, you’re digging yourself a deeper hole. Take some time off TiBB, watch Loose Women, you’re on here 24/7 with invalid viewpoints

[arista]

Originally Posted by Denver

You mean Obama forced them into signing the no nuclear weapons treaty 14 years before he became President?

[In the first big foreign policy speech of his presidency,
Obama told a crowd of tens of thousands gathered
in morning sunshine in Prague that America,
as the sole country ever
to fire a nuclear weapon in anger,
bore the moral responsibility for
launching a new era of nuclear disarmament
aimed at eliminating nuclear stockpiles.

His presidency, Obama declared, would see
"America's commitment to seek the peace and
security of a world without nuclear weapons".



https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...s-barack-obama



Most Stupid President Ever

[user104658]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

Some clarity on that massive Russian armoured column heading south towards Kyiv.

Close analysis of the latest satellite images by McKenzie Intelligence Services reveals the following:

The convoy is not 40 miles long, it’s a series of logistical ‘packets’ strung out along a major highway from the Belarus border, aiming to link up with Russian units on the northern outskirts of Kyiv.

The convoy appears to be hampered in several places by broken down vehicles.

The column consists of some armour (tanks) and infantry fighting vehicles but mainly logistical vehicles, implying plans for more than just a brief battle.

Separately, the imagery examined by McKenzie Intelligence Services shows a Russian parachute battalion dug in to the area of Hostomel airfield - Ukraine's most important international cargo airport and a key military airbase near Kyiv.

But their artillery is assessed to be outside the range of most of the capital.

The analysts say they have noted very little Russian progress over the past 24 hours.

Tanks (for obvious reasons) absolutely churn through fuel - it seems that the supply lines are struggling to keep them moving over these longer stretches. Personally i think this entire thing is going to end up being decided based on logistics... if Russia can keep their vehicles fuelled and their troops fed then it's going to get harder and harder for Ukraine to hold out. If they can't... ... Russian troop morale is going to drop, fast.

[The Slim Reaper]

Both main parties being right wing, is really having an adverse affect on the humanity of this country.

[arista]

Originally Posted by glib

Just stop talking please, you’re digging yourself a deeper hole. Take some time off TiBB, watch Loose Women, you’re on here 24/7 with invalid viewpoints

Did not watch Loose Women.
Got it from a Tweet.


You do not like me
best you put me on ignore
much better way for you

[arista]

Originally Posted by glib

so you think britain should have surrendered to Germany in ww2 do you.

No

You do not understand