Ukraine Invasion: Part 32

[MagicFox]

Gosh, that last one filled up quick! Welcome to 32, all 🇺🇦

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Слава Україні! Let’s hope this thread will see some more great developments for Ukraine.

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So sorry this is still necessary but thank you so much for these threads as they are so informative, honest and I also find them hopeful!

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Pmk

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Former head of Danish military intelligence says it's catastrophic for the Russians who are losing around 500 soldiers a day in Ukraine. He says the new moblisation won't timprove the situation and will just mean that number increases.

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The American is reporting for duty. 😀

Ramzan Kadyrov has announced that the time has come for him to send his sons aged 14, 15 and 16 to the war.
Still I daresay they will at least have equipment and know how to fire a gun.

EuroNews, scroll down to second item

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Slava Ukraini.
Thank you everyone for the thread. Great source of updates.

Regular lurker, very grateful for all the knowledge on here

salutes the American!

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Kadyrov is just the absolute pits isn't he?

12,800 posts by a range of mostly as the trolls have largely dropped off interesting and informative voices and counting.

PMK for this next round.

Let’s hope the Darwin Awards are a family award this year.

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2 new mobs (mobilised, is there a shorter word?) died in one of the stationed places in Russia. One looks like alcohol poisoning, the other a suicide (quite possible alcohol was involved there as well). A third person was sent home where they later died of liver cirrhosis...

Many videos out there of drunken soldiers.

Thanks for the new thread. It is very much appreciated.

Following on from the old thread, we see plenty of video of Ukrainian soldiers treating dogs and cats well, and we read stories about Russian soldiers eating them because they have run out of rations. (But luckily no video of that.)

That may be a reflection of national attitudes and/or behaviour but certainly the information management so far in this conflict has been very impressive.