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Spadge Vernacular
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They know so pick such things to troll.
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Ukraine attacks a Russian warship
So Russia attacks a civilian area
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Terrorist rats.
So Russia attacks a civilian area
Moscow bombs Odesa after Ukraine destroys Russian warship in Crimea
Ukrainian forces also targeted a Russian ammo depot in the occupied Donetsk region Sunday evening.
Terrorist rats.
davek
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Looks like Robotyne may be falling back into Russian hands as the Ukrainian counter attack unravels.
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The Ukrainian army said on Monday that Russian forces were trying to retake Robotyne, a village in the south whose liberation at the end of August had given Ukraine hope of a breakthrough in its counteroffensive, a hope that has not come to fruition.
In the south, "the enemy tried to regain its positions near Robotyne, without success", said Andri Kovaliov, spokesperson for the Ukrainian army.
In the east of the country, Moscow's troops are also "continuing" to attack Avdiivka, an industrial town they have been trying to encircle for several weeks, he added.
Since June, the Ukrainian army has been conducting a counteroffensive in the east and south, without succeeding in breaking through the Russian lines. In recent weeks, it has been the Russians who have gone on the attack, leading assaults in several areas.
There have been no significant developments on the front since around a year ago, when the Ukrainian army recaptured the town of Kherson.
The lack of movement is such that the commander-in-chief of the Ukrainian army, Valery Zaloujny, recently declared that the war had "reached a stalemate".
Embezzlement investigation in Ukraine, Kremlin forces on the offensive
The latest developments from the Ukraine war.
www.euronews.com
The Ukrainian army said on Monday that Russian forces were trying to retake Robotyne, a village in the south whose liberation at the end of August had given Ukraine hope of a breakthrough in its counteroffensive, a hope that has not come to fruition.
In the south, "the enemy tried to regain its positions near Robotyne, without success", said Andri Kovaliov, spokesperson for the Ukrainian army.
In the east of the country, Moscow's troops are also "continuing" to attack Avdiivka, an industrial town they have been trying to encircle for several weeks, he added.
Since June, the Ukrainian army has been conducting a counteroffensive in the east and south, without succeeding in breaking through the Russian lines. In recent weeks, it has been the Russians who have gone on the attack, leading assaults in several areas.
There have been no significant developments on the front since around a year ago, when the Ukrainian army recaptured the town of Kherson.
The lack of movement is such that the commander-in-chief of the Ukrainian army, Valery Zaloujny, recently declared that the war had "reached a stalemate".
Nice oneLooks like Robotyne may be falling back into Russian hands as the Ukrainian counter attack unravels.
Embezzlement investigation in Ukraine, Kremlin forces on the offensive
The latest developments from the Ukraine war.
The Ukrainian army said on Monday that Russian forces were trying to retake Robotyne, a village in the south whose liberation at the end of August had given Ukraine hope of a breakthrough in its counteroffensive, a hope that has not come to fruition.
In the south, "the enemy tried to regain its positions near Robotyne, without success", said Andri Kovaliov, spokesperson for the Ukrainian army.
In the east of the country, Moscow's troops are also "continuing" to attack Avdiivka, an industrial town they have been trying to encircle for several weeks, he added.
Since June, the Ukrainian army has been conducting a counteroffensive in the east and south, without succeeding in breaking through the Russian lines. In recent weeks, it has been the Russians who have gone on the attack, leading assaults in several areas.
There have been no significant developments on the front since around a year ago, when the Ukrainian army recaptured the town of Kherson.
The lack of movement is such that the commander-in-chief of the Ukrainian army, Valery Zaloujny, recently declared that the war had "reached a stalemate".
Spadge Vernacular
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Looks like Russia is still intent up trying to brainwash Ukrainian kids.
Spadge Vernacular
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The absolute state of this. He looks like he is on the last hour of a 48 hour bender.
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Todays update on Avdiivka axis. Ukraine has reinforced both flanks and is busy giving the Russians a proper kicking.
Todays update from Robotnye axis. Russians tried to breakthrough on western flank but got battered again.
Todays update from Robotnye axis. Russians tried to breakthrough on western flank but got battered again.
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Several dozen owners of transport companies have today blocked three major Polish border crossings with Ukraine in protest at what they say is unfair competition from the neighbouring country’s businesses.
Trucks lined up at the border checkpoint in Dorohusk, with almost all cargo traffic blocked by protesters who blamed the liberalisation of EU rules for the slump in their revenues. “We want the rules of fair competition to be restored,” Rafal Mekler, a co-organiser of the protest, told AFP in Dorohusk.
Following Russia‘s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the EU waived a system of permits for Ukrainian transport companies to enter the bloc. According to Polish companies, the move triggered an influx of Ukrainian competitors into the sector, causing profits to plunge.
“Their costs of servicing a truck, hiring a driver or merely of opening a business or paying social insurance are much lower,” Marek Oklinski, a transport company owner, told AFP in Dorohusk. “They drive the prices down and take the cargo that we used to carry.”
The protesters staged similar blockages at crossings in Hrebenne and Korczowa.
Trucks lined up at the border checkpoint in Dorohusk, with almost all cargo traffic blocked by protesters who blamed the liberalisation of EU rules for the slump in their revenues. “We want the rules of fair competition to be restored,” Rafal Mekler, a co-organiser of the protest, told AFP in Dorohusk.
Following Russia‘s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the EU waived a system of permits for Ukrainian transport companies to enter the bloc. According to Polish companies, the move triggered an influx of Ukrainian competitors into the sector, causing profits to plunge.
“Their costs of servicing a truck, hiring a driver or merely of opening a business or paying social insurance are much lower,” Marek Oklinski, a transport company owner, told AFP in Dorohusk. “They drive the prices down and take the cargo that we used to carry.”
The protesters staged similar blockages at crossings in Hrebenne and Korczowa.
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If I agreed with you, we’d both be wrong.
The yanks have weakened Russia enough that they aren't a concern militallary to the US and won't be again for quite some time.. Russia are no longer a superpower...
They do still have a madman at the helm and a lot of nukes.
davek
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That arsenal of nuclear warheads says differently.
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