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RE: Russian Invasion Of Ukraine - Charlemagne - 27-02-2022 13:14
Ireland have waved the need for Ukrainian refugees to have a VISA
Vladimir Putin has been suspended as honorary president of the International Judo Federation (IJF) following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
RE: Russian Invasion Of Ukraine - HannahsPet - 27-02-2022 13:18
Interesting this transport that boris visited this morning went to poland circled 3 times and then went back home unless they dropped there cargo at 22,000 ft which is possible but unlikely i get the whiff of a publicity stunt
RE: Russian Invasion Of Ukraine - CIA Snooper - 27-02-2022 13:30
(27-02-2022 08:59 )The Silent Majority Wrote: They wouldn't need to go that far. Create a 50 mile exclusion radius and wait for the food to run out.
That's what Hitler thought about Leningrad and that siege didn't work out too well. Leningrad never surrendered even after the food ran out. They just started eating the dead bodies. The siege went on for over 2 years.
Then there's the cost of the whole thing. Putin's apparently paying £15 billion a day to keep this war going. A siege which could easily last for weeks if not months or even years doesn't sound like a promising strategy.
International sanctions such as the SWIFT block are going to increasingly become a problem. Plus foreign arms are increasingly flooding into Ukraine, meaning that Putin needs results now, not at some point in the future.
RE: Russian Invasion Of Ukraine - The Silent Majority - 27-02-2022 13:49
(27-02-2022 13:30 )CIA Snooper Wrote:(27-02-2022 08:59 )The Silent Majority Wrote: They wouldn't need to go that far. Create a 50 mile exclusion radius and wait for the food to run out.
That's what Hitler thought about Leningrad and that siege didn't work out too well.
Going into Stalingrad didn't work out well either. There are no winners either way.
RE: Russian Invasion Of Ukraine - Charlemagne - 27-02-2022 13:53
There's talk that Belarus are sending airbound troops into Ukraine.
RE: Russian Invasion Of Ukraine - HannahsPet - 27-02-2022 14:23
Wouldnt surprise me the Belarus goverment is a fucking putin puppet if it wasnt for putin would have been got rid of last year
RE: Russian Invasion Of Ukraine - Tumble_Drier - 27-02-2022 14:23
Reuters -
Regional Governor says Ukrainian Forces have retaken full control of Kharkiv.
If true that's massive news. It looks increasingly like the Russian Supply Lines are stretched beyond breaking point. If they can't hold a city within spitting distance of the border, they're in big trouble.
RE: Russian Invasion Of Ukraine - SecretAgent - 27-02-2022 15:11
Reuters reporting that Russia is increasing its Nuclear Alert status. This is beginning to look like the end game for Putin as rowing back from such action whilst retaining power becomes increasingly difficult.
Meanwhile a Ukrainian delegation will meet a Russian delegation on the Belorussian border
RE: Russian Invasion Of Ukraine - schvall - 27-02-2022 15:37
(27-02-2022 15:11 )SecretAgent Wrote: a Ukrainian delegation will meat a Russian delegation on the Belorussian border
Possibly a sign of de-escalation? If things were going the way that Putin intended would he have agreed to this?
RE: Russian Invasion Of Ukraine - tony confederate - 27-02-2022 16:37
(27-02-2022 14:23 )Tumble_Drier Wrote: Regional Governor says Ukrainian Forces have retaken full control of Kharkiv.
If true that's massive news.
Yes if true it's a significant setback for the Russian forces.
By the way, a word for the brave people in Russia who are staging protests against the war, despite knowing they are almost certain to be arrested and apparentlly are being threatened with 20 years in jail.