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Both Micron and the Jerman's are not covering themselves with much glory in this one
Hopefully it will cost Micron the election
Micron needs to start remembering quickly who his friends are
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Hopefully it will cost Micron the election
Micron needs to start remembering quickly who his friends are
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Armenia needs to send arms to Russia ?
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Also many turks are nazis! Here! i have proof!
Hitlers Mein Kampf a bestseller in Turkey
Mein Kampf, Adolf Hitlers work outlining his anti-Semitic world view, has become a bestseller in this officially secular nation.</
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Stop posting BS because it is very easy for me to do the same. This is a thread about the war in Ukraine. Posting BS like these, from a turk (Turkey does not support sanctions against Russia, and did not close it's airspace) is too much. Grow up.
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Bruhh nazi etc. Its normal there are a lot of History fans also joker's to buy this as awkward gift. That doesn't make us Nazi at all. Secondly Turkey supplies Ukraine as much as possible. The examples you gave caused big fart.Also many turks are nazis! Here! i have proof!
Hitlers Mein Kampf a bestseller in Turkey
Mein Kampf, Adolf Hitlers work outlining his anti-Semitic world view, has become a bestseller in this officially secular nation.</gulfnews.com
Stop posting BS because it is very easy for me to do the same. This is a thread about the war in Ukraine. Posting BS like these, from a turk (Turkey does not support sanctions against Russia, and did not close it's airspace) is too much. Grow up.
That slander tradition is normal and expected but you can't cover public support to Russia in Greece.
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No she is not Greek. Greek has strong blood. Spartan's..
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?? definitely BS
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1) Mariupol has not fallen.
2) UA forces have made progress in Kherson
3) UA forces continue to beat back Russian attacks in Donbas.
4) Russian morale is very low, with some units refusing to re-enter Ukraine.
5) Expect a Russian offensive in Donbas region as soon as enough forces are assembled.
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2) UA forces have made progress in Kherson
3) UA forces continue to beat back Russian attacks in Donbas.
4) Russian morale is very low, with some units refusing to re-enter Ukraine.
5) Expect a Russian offensive in Donbas region as soon as enough forces are assembled.
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Ukrainian forces retain control of defensive positions in eastern and southwestern Mariupol, despite Russian claims to have captured most of the city. ISW was able to confirm the specific locations of ongoing Russian assaults on April 8 for the first
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5000 Cars in Berlin? Dude what is he smoking? There were 900 People!
On February 27th there were more than 100.000 people by the Peace Rally in Berlin!
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On that subject:
Quite frankly, I don't think Marders, Warriors or anything of the like would be particularly useful to Ukraine right now. Crews fully trained on T-tanks and BMPs could probably be retrained on their new mounts in a crash-course. But what of the whole logistical megillah?
That would take months rather than weeks. It'd take large stocks of wear and spare parts, along with fully-outfitted repair shops and technical documentation; it'd take technicians capable of completely dis- and reassembling the vehicles to find and fix any defects.
Without that, such a delivery would only result in one thing: that the abandoned Russian vehicles dotting Ukraine's countryside receive company in the form of abandoned Ukrainian vehicles of Western provenance. The Ukrainians need equipment they can use with little preparation.
I put it to you that in the short term, it'd be more sensible for Britain and Germany to pay countries like Czechia to hand over their equipment of Soviet make to Ukraine, so they can more quickly replace their depleted stocks in whichever way they see fit.
Mind you, the argument that the shrunken armies of Western Europe must also retain defence material for themselves is no pretext. But countries like Poland or Czechia will feel even less inclined to empty their stocks and get caught in the open with their pants down.
What I don't buy is this feeble distinction between "defensive" and "offensive" armaments, or the argument that it wouldn't be "appropriate" to supply Ukraine with tanks; every weapon system has an offensive capacity. More than anything else, we have to stop caring about Russia's propaganda machine. The Russians are perfectly capable of fabricating pretexts no matter how hard we try not to give them any.
I must repeat the same question I asked weeks ago when the plan hatched by Poland and the EU to send MiGs to Ukraine was meet with criticism: How could the supplying of infantry fighting vehicles possibly cross the line when the supplying of anti-tank weapons – which have been responsible for hundreds of Russian vehicles lost – didn't? Strictly speaking, NATO has done more than enough to give Russia a casus belli.
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