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Roger A. Shrubber

Roger A. Shrubber

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doublejj said:
Russia’s Wagner Group founder admits to US election interference

A day before the United States votes in midterm elections, the founder of Russia’s Wagner Group, a private mercenary force, has admitted to interfering in US elections and promised to continue.

“We have interfered, we are interfering and we will continue to interfere – carefully, accurately, surgically and in our own way, as we know how to do,” Yevgeny Prigozhin said on Monday in comments posted by the press service of his Concord catering firm on Russian social media.

www.aljazeera.com

Russia’s Wagner Group founder admits to US election interference

Russian businessman Yevgeny Prigozhin says a day before US elections that he will continue meddling.
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that is a fucking declaration of war as far as i'm concerned...that would be a sufficient response for me to put a lot of boots o nthe ground in russia...and fuck their bombs, they better get the fuckers launched quick.
 
BudmanTX

BudmanTX

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DIY-HP-LED said:
When they are ready, the missiles are being fitted now. When they drive the Russians off the right bank of the Dnipro and can use it as a defensive line it will free up a lot of forces and resources. Even if the Russians turn part of it into an artillery trap and fill it with poorly equipped conscripts, they won't be attacking anybody, will be cut off and territorials can hold them while most of the army move on to attack in other places. They already have the Azov costal railway under fire and if they drive to the coast of Azov, it will divide and completely cut off the Russians.

For now, the bridge is a good way for the Russian civilians to leave and thus change the facts on the ground and demographics in Crimea, winning the eventual peace as well as the war. Once the Ukrainians take it, more of them will leave and their houses and apartments will be used by displaced Ukrainians. I don't think much, or any rail traffic is going over the Kerch bridge right now and they will destroy it when they are ready and perhaps can (soon). They might want to wait for spring when the impact of a power cut because of a Putin tantrum will be less, but maybe not, fuck Vlad's feelings, half of the idea is to make the fucker miserable or dead ASAP.
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time will tell when they hit it, they need to and soon and before the first snows, this would bottle neck any reinforcements coming through crimea, meanwhile start hitting the airport in crimea, that where the iranian shipments are gonna be place and a few other area in the caspians hopefully not the seperatist side of Moldova.....another thing is, get to Kherson and surround it, i have a feeling it's a trap, get to the bridge and hold it mean while also holding the bridge to the north of there as well..., this would be a good time to start sending troops over the Dnipro River as well as start another push in the Zaporia region, first town to take would be Vasylika and try to make a push toward the power plant to take it.....once that's taken make the push into Nova Kakhovaka....just me being a arm chair general as it were
 
DIY-HP-LED

DIY-HP-LED

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BudmanTX said:
time will tell when they hit it, they need to and soon and before the first snows, this would bottle neck any reinforcements coming through crimea, meanwhile start hitting the airport in crimea, that where the iranian shipments are gonna be place and a few other area in the caspians hopefully not the seperatist side of Moldova.....another thing is, get to Kherson and surround it, i have a feeling it's a trap, get to the bridge and hold it mean while also holding the bridge to the north of there as well..., this would be a good time to start sending troops over the Dnipro River as well as start another push in the Zaporia region, first town to take would be Vasylika and try to make a push toward the power plant to take it.....once that's taken make the push into Nova Kakhovaka....just me being a arm chair general as it were
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The Ukrainian possibilities are expanding, and the Russian ones are shrinking, they are reacting now, the Ukrainians are setting the agenda and the timetable of their defeat. They have good generals and the best military advice, intelligence and consulting on the go, not to mention superior troops, organization, logistics and weapons. The writing is on the wall, and everybody can read it, even Vlad sees it now and is squirming.
 
DIY-HP-LED

DIY-HP-LED

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I believe they are right, considering the seized Russian money they will get and the oil and gas wealth beneath their feet. Europe will want that gas and the Ukrainians will want to sell it while they can, if they displace Russia as Europe's energy supplier it will mean a vast fortune in revenue for a country of 40 million people. Lots of Russians with brains and the right attitude and politics will end up there, money attracts talent and greed. A prosperous liberal democratic Ukraine and perhaps Belarus on their doorstep will mean cultural and political change in European Russia where 80% of the population lives.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1589668724092841986
 
DIY-HP-LED

DIY-HP-LED

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‘It continues to turn against Putin’: Ex-chairman of Joint Chiefs on war in Ukraine

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Retired Adm. Mike Mullen, a former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff under Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama, weighs in on the state of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine as the Ukrainian military advances on Russian-held Kherson.
 
DIY-HP-LED

DIY-HP-LED

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This is not good and arming such men won't go well, they are being treated like prisoners while herded to the front and being guarded there and executed by Chechens. The General was lucky to get out of there alive! It's Putiny on the Ukraine!


Mutinying Russian conscripts surround general and shout 'Shame on you'

RUSSIAN marines have slammed Vladimir Putin for leading them into a "massacre" in a bombshell leaked letter. It emerged as mutinies erupted across Russia's armed forces - with video footage showing 2,000 conscripts surrounding a general and angrily shouting: "Shame on you."

Read more: ‘PUTINY’ GROWS We’re Putin’s cannon fodder, say Russian marines in letter – as vid shows mutinying troops tell general ‘shame on you’ https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/2034531...
 
BudmanTX

BudmanTX

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DIY-HP-LED said:
This is not good and arming such men won't go well, they are being treated like prisoners while herded to the front and being guarded there and executed by Chechens. The General was lucky to get out of there alive! It's Putiny on the Ukraine!


Mutinying Russian conscripts surround general and shout 'Shame on you'

RUSSIAN marines have slammed Vladimir Putin for leading them into a "massacre" in a bombshell leaked letter. It emerged as mutinies erupted across Russia's armed forces - with video footage showing 2,000 conscripts surrounding a general and angrily shouting: "Shame on you."

Read more: ‘PUTINY’ GROWS We’re Putin’s cannon fodder, say Russian marines in letter – as vid shows mutinying troops tell general ‘shame on you’ https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/2034531...
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good i've found reports like that too, 1000's and 1000's of conscripts not wanting to go...
 
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