Grandpapy
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DIY-HP-LED
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The Ukrainians will target the experienced troops at the rear, they will encourage those at the front to surrender by pounding them a bit with old inaccurate Russian shit while saving them more accurate and longer-range NATO stuff for the more dangerous ones at the rear. With a 25km 155mm artillery range those contract troops will need to be pretty far back, because by now the Ukrainian military reconnaissance drones will be plentiful and circling overhead like buzzards. Once they kill these guys and their C&C in the rear while jamming their communications locally. The conscripts with no training will collapse quickly, especially if they know they will get good treatment as POWs and be exchanged, if they want to. Ukrainian intelligence probably knows all their names and who the criminals are among them already.
BudmanTX
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watch for a false flag op
the surrender of Kherson....maybe
we shall see.....
For those who missed it: Gen. Surovikin is preparing Russian public opinion for the surrender of Kherson. Excuses, inter alia: "Kyiv may use banned weapons, we can't afford to expose the population to that...hard decisions must be made..."
— ChristoGrozev@bsky.social (@christogrozev) October 18, 2022
the surrender of Kherson....maybe
IT BEGINS: The Russian-appointed deputy head of administration for Kherson Oblast, Kirill Stremousov, has urged RU carpetbaggers, collaborators, and civilian tools of the Russian occupation to perform a “Maximum Fast Evacuation”. It’s likely Stremousov will soon be departing too. https://t.co/PUwtiLqOlH
— Chuck Pfarrer | Indications & Warnings | (@ChuckPfarrer) October 18, 2022
we shall see.....
BudmanTX
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meanwhile in the propaganda bullshit brigade....ck this crap out
keep in mind the video that they are showing, incentially is a very grotesque vid by a russian serviceman, showing what they are doing to the dead body they've either killed, tortured, etc etc.........and they are calling it mis-information, like "we didn't do that, aka fake news" and repug tactic that the orange avenger used as well
Watch: this is how Russian state TV deals with those who dare to contradict the approved rhetoric: they're hammered and threatened by other participants to the point of reversing their position. Beware that the origins of the clip they discussed were intentionally misrepresented. pic.twitter.com/NVMl68wh50
— Julia Davis (@JuliaDavisNews) October 18, 2022
keep in mind the video that they are showing, incentially is a very grotesque vid by a russian serviceman, showing what they are doing to the dead body they've either killed, tortured, etc etc.........and they are calling it mis-information, like "we didn't do that, aka fake news" and repug tactic that the orange avenger used as well
Nope_49595933949
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Tell us you've never been hunting without telling us you've never been hunting.
printer
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Ukraine war: Russians start leaving Ukraine's Kherson city
Vladimir Saldo said all Russian-appointed departments and ministries would cross the Dnieper river.
Some 50-60,000 civilians would also leave in an "organised, gradual displacement", he said earlier.
Ukraine has called on residents to ignore the Russian move.
The head of Kherson's regional administration said Russia wanted to take civilians hostage and use them as human shields. The transfer or deportation of civilians by an occupying power from occupied territory is considered a war crime.
But Ukrainian officials have questioned whether large numbers of people are actually being evacuated, suggesting that images of a crowd assembled by the river are largely for show.
Serhiy Khlan, an aide to the ousted head of the Kherson region, suggested the "deportations theatre" could be acting as cover for a much bigger Russian move: a complete military evacuation from the west bank of the river.
"I foresee the withdrawal of troops," he said, adding that he expected Russian forces to attempt to destroy the city after leaving.
Russia, he said, was planning to establish a new capital for the Kherson region at Henichesk, close to the Crimean Peninsula, adding that banks and offices related to the occupation of Kherson had already been evacuated.
One Kherson resident told the BBC's World Service that she was not going anywhere until Kherson was liberated by Ukrainian troops: "People are not panicking, nobody wants to be evacuated."
She said that Russian soldiers were now worried how they could survive in the city. "There are plenty of them here; they are dressed as civilians. We can see them - they are different to Kherson people. They walk in groups, their hair is cut short, they are dressed mainly in black."
Ukrainian officials have warned that this might represent the start of a forcible deportation to Russia.
Vladimir Saldo said all Russian-appointed departments and ministries would cross the Dnieper river.
Some 50-60,000 civilians would also leave in an "organised, gradual displacement", he said earlier.
Ukraine has called on residents to ignore the Russian move.
The head of Kherson's regional administration said Russia wanted to take civilians hostage and use them as human shields. The transfer or deportation of civilians by an occupying power from occupied territory is considered a war crime.
But Ukrainian officials have questioned whether large numbers of people are actually being evacuated, suggesting that images of a crowd assembled by the river are largely for show.
Serhiy Khlan, an aide to the ousted head of the Kherson region, suggested the "deportations theatre" could be acting as cover for a much bigger Russian move: a complete military evacuation from the west bank of the river.
"I foresee the withdrawal of troops," he said, adding that he expected Russian forces to attempt to destroy the city after leaving.
Russia, he said, was planning to establish a new capital for the Kherson region at Henichesk, close to the Crimean Peninsula, adding that banks and offices related to the occupation of Kherson had already been evacuated.
One Kherson resident told the BBC's World Service that she was not going anywhere until Kherson was liberated by Ukrainian troops: "People are not panicking, nobody wants to be evacuated."
She said that Russian soldiers were now worried how they could survive in the city. "There are plenty of them here; they are dressed as civilians. We can see them - they are different to Kherson people. They walk in groups, their hair is cut short, they are dressed mainly in black."
Ukrainian officials have warned that this might represent the start of a forcible deportation to Russia.
Ukraine war: Russians start leaving Ukraine's Kherson city
Russian-appointed officials say staff and civilians will leave Kherson city because of Ukraine's offensive.
www.bbc.com
Budzbuddha
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DIY-HP-LED
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Anybody know about Tom Barrack's trial? He's one of Trump's buddies.
Former Trump ally Tom Barrack planning to call Steve Mnuchin as witness in trial as defense begins
Former Trump adviser Tom Barrack, on trial for allegedly illegally lobbying Trump on behalf of the UAE, plans to call former Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin to testify.
abcnews.go.com
Turns out that when Garland went to Ukraine in June, He learned some stuff😉
— Badd Company (@BaddCompani) October 19, 2022
With Tom Barrack's trial, we are learning even more.
Dear Flynn, sure is getting hot and heavy.
DIY-HP-LED
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NBC News: Federal prosecutors say sensitive U.S. military technology has been found in Russian weapons systems recovered in Ukraine.
— Tom Winter (@Tom_Winter) October 19, 2022
They've charged a group of Russians with illegally purchasing the technology through a network of shell companies and fake documentation.
Budzbuddha
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⚡️Spain to send generators to Ukraine to help with electricity crunch.
— The Kyiv Independent (@KyivIndependent) October 19, 2022
Spain’s Defense Ministry announced the provision of four sets of 400-kilowatt and one set of 150-kilowatt electricity generators to Ukraine, as its energy infrastructure continues to be attacked by Russia
DIY-HP-LED
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It's no way to fight a war! Using stolen cameras from speed radar traps in Sweden on drones! Not exactly sustainable.
Mass theft of speed cameras across Sweden connected to war in Ukraine. According to SÄPO, more than 100 speed cameras (Canon DSLR) have been stolen in recent months, some of which have allegedly been sold to Russia(n proxies) & used in improvised drones https://t.co/3O922ImOzY
— Hugo Kaaman (@HKaaman) October 19, 2022
DIY-HP-LED
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There are thousands of old diesel electric locomotives in the US and Canada sitting on rail sidings, some of which can be converted and refurbished as electric generators, these can be containerized and used as mobile emergency generators.
That Time a Canadian Town Derailed a Diesel Train and Drove It Down the Street to Provide Emergency Power
Even in a suburb of Montreal that’s well versed in dealing with winter storms, inclement weather can still overwhelm basic services like power, an issue
gizmodo.com
DIY-HP-LED
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Something useful to the democrats? This could be the source of many news stories soon and the CIA will have a peek too, if they aren't behind it! 
www.kyivpost.com
Ransom is over - NRA just dumped all the stolen Russian computer files.
Boy they sure didn’t wait long — www.kyivpost.com/… Russian hackers affiliated with the National Republic Army (NRA) have released 1.2 terabytes of sensitive Russian data. This includes information concerning Russia’s key national security...
www.dailykos.com
NRA Releases Full Trove of Data Critical to Russia’s National Security
Russian hackers affiliated with the National Republic Army (NRA) have released 1.2 terabytes of sensitive… - Oct. 19, 2022. By Jason Jay Smart
www.kyivpost.com
DIY-HP-LED
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Ukraine update: Evacuation of Kherson underway as Russia prepares to lose a regional capital
Over the last three days, what started as a trickle of Telegram statements hinting at Russian units being reassigned out of the Kherson area has turned into a flood of evacuation orders instructing people to leave the city immediately. On Wednesday...
www.dailykos.com
DIY-HP-LED
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The last time they did this they attacked somewhere else...
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