DIY-HP-LED
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It was a classic and caught the perfect look on the stupid cunt's face, it was posted shortly after the Russian invasion, just days after Tuck praised Putin.
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DIY-HP-LED
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My spell checker ain't worth a fuck and I google lot's of words for spelling checks.
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*lots
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Perfectionism makes ya unhappy, though I frequently edit for clarity and the benefit of future readers, sometimes I just let it be too.
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I gotta say, those are effects radii for a megaton-class airburst.Here comes the nuclear saber rattling while Vlad hides out at his Black sea villa in shock and the country grows increasingly uneasy about his leadership and judgement. Further dramatic victories over the next month could make his situation even more untenable, if the Ukrainians capture tens of thousands of troops and thousands of pieces of equipment in the south near Kherson. Meanwhile they continue to expand control in the north east and could attack the Russians at many points.
Yeah, using nukes on Lviv, right next to the Polish border or a full sized one on Kyiv, now full of civilians and foreign diplomats including Americans, along with a steady stream of world leaders and foreign dignitaries, sounds like a plan to me alright!
Tactical that ain’t.
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IAEA board passes resolution calling on Russia to withdraw from Zaporozhye NPP - agency
The International Atomic Energy Agency's 35-nation Board of Governors has passed a resolution calling on Russia to withdraw from the Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant, Reuters reported on Thursday, citing diplomatic sources.
According to the news agency, the resolution was passed with 26 votes in favor. Russia and China voted against the document and seven countries abstained from voting.
The resolution calls on Russia to "immediately cease all actions against, and at, the Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant and any other nuclear facility in Ukraine". Besides, the IAEA board believes that the presence of Russian troops at the nuclear power plant significantly increases the risk of a nuclear accident. The resolution was drafted by Canada and Poland on behalf of Ukraine, which is not on the board.
According to Russia’s Permanent Mission to International Organizations in Vienna, the resolution failed to take into account regular shelling attacks on the Zaporozhye NPP, which "are the main issue in terms of nuclear security." "The reason is clear: the attacks are conducted by Ukraine whom Western countries strongly support and cover up for," the mission said in a statement.
An IAEA mission led by Director General Rafael Grossi visited the Zaporozhye nuclear plant in early September. The agency later released a report, calling for creating a safety zone around the facility. Russian Permanent Representative to the United Nations Vasily Nebenzya emphasized that the move would not ensure the power plant’s security but would increase the risk of provocative actions by Ukrainian forces.
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The International Atomic Energy Agency's 35-nation Board of Governors has passed a resolution calling on Russia to withdraw from the Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant, Reuters reported on Thursday, citing diplomatic sources.
According to the news agency, the resolution was passed with 26 votes in favor. Russia and China voted against the document and seven countries abstained from voting.
The resolution calls on Russia to "immediately cease all actions against, and at, the Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant and any other nuclear facility in Ukraine". Besides, the IAEA board believes that the presence of Russian troops at the nuclear power plant significantly increases the risk of a nuclear accident. The resolution was drafted by Canada and Poland on behalf of Ukraine, which is not on the board.
According to Russia’s Permanent Mission to International Organizations in Vienna, the resolution failed to take into account regular shelling attacks on the Zaporozhye NPP, which "are the main issue in terms of nuclear security." "The reason is clear: the attacks are conducted by Ukraine whom Western countries strongly support and cover up for," the mission said in a statement.
An IAEA mission led by Director General Rafael Grossi visited the Zaporozhye nuclear plant in early September. The agency later released a report, calling for creating a safety zone around the facility. Russian Permanent Representative to the United Nations Vasily Nebenzya emphasized that the move would not ensure the power plant’s security but would increase the risk of provocative actions by Ukrainian forces.
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IAEA board passes resolution calling on Russia to withdraw from Zaporozhye NPP - agency
According to Reuters, the resolution was passed with 26 votes in favor
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It's good to have allies, Russia has none and Putin's meeting with China's Xi today never went well with him getting an epic ass kicking in Ukraine at the same time. Xi doesn't want to get too close to such an blundering failure and embarrassment, with allies like these who need friends? 
Greece on the other hand is coming through where it counts.
Greece on the other hand is coming through where it counts.
DIY-HP-LED
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If Uncle Sam is sending ATACAMS long range missiles for HIMARS then the Kerch bridge might be on somebody's agenda. This vastly increases Vlad's headaches and if he continues to fire missiles at civilians in Ukraine from Russia, they might just allow the Ukrainians to fire back, all the way to Moscow if required. Take Crimea and they might be able to hit Vlad's Villa at Sochi on the Black sea with one.
Update from Ukraine | USA will send Long Range Rockets to free Ukraine completely.
Update from Ukraine | USA will send Long Range Rockets to free Ukraine completely.
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Hundreds found in mass grave in Ukraine's Izium | Reuters Video
Ukrainian authorities have found a mass grave containing 440 bodies in Izium, a northeastern city recaptured from Russian forces, calling it proof of war crimes carried out by the invaders in territory they had occupied for months. Video shot by Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty on Thursday...
Can we designate Russia a state sponsor of terrorism already?
DIY-HP-LED
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Even the church approves, but these guys have no morals, or moral authority!
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Liberating Ukraine and then Belarus would take care of cultural and political change in Russia, they can't put an iron curtain through the middle of the Russian speaking world. Kyiv would become the Russian broadcast center of Europe and Russians with brains and the right attitude will end up there and in Belarus. Russia cannot become a liberal democracy without flying apart and China would be cutting deals with the parts in the far east.
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Shit like this just means motivation for Ukrainian forces and more arms delivered to Ukraine. It might also probably means some Russians never make it to captivity, or won't be exchanged no matter what. This kind of thing creates generational hatred and future private retribution that will go on for years to come. When WW2 ended history does not speak much about the aftermath and the private retribution that happened all over Europe for years as people sought justice or vengeance for atrocities.