Referendum results: 125% YES vote for reunification
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I was going to say Unbelievable then woke up to myself
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Meanwhile, TikTok brigade was doing what they do best - “taking up more advantageous positions in the rear”
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Surprised he never kept them to use as sandbags. Absolute scum.
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Right one queue, snap referendum!
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Here is Putin squirming with English subs
GERASIMOOOOOV
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During the US civil war, a Union general attacked a confederate position and tore up part of an important train line. To make the incursion more impactful they then took the rails, heated them over huge fires and then bent them like corkscrews around telegraph poles. The Confederates had a shortage of rails at the time, so the testing of them had a huge impact. I would hope that UA forces could take the train line, rip up the tracks and take them back to UA for their own uses.
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That is impressive. And important.
Here is the town and the rail bridge circled:
Fingers crossed they can take the rail bridge and blow it up, looks like a big one:
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Russian losses per 08/08/24 reported by the Ukrainian general staff.
+1140 men
+2 tanks
+9 APVs
+36 artillery pieces
+4 MLRS
+4 AD systems
+1 aircraft
+1 helicopter
+81 UAVs
+3 cruise missiles
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At a 7 August White House press briefing, some journos asked about the US position on Ukraine’s move into Kursk ( against a background of Russia making hay of it).
The spokesman said that the US was going to reach out to the Ukraine military to learn more about Ukraine objectives following the Kursk incursion. The White Hiuse supported ‘common sense’ actions by Ukraine to stop attacks by Russian forces.
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Hmm, this is the same White House that tells Ukraine to back off from snuffing out Putin and hamstrings Ukraine’s use of American provided military equipment?
That White House?
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“common sense” is not so common.
And remember this?
Against both the laws and spirit of the game, but the maggots ignored it totally. And were praised for “common sense umpiring” by that crook who headed the AwFL.
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A little off topic but not as far off topic as the US Politics thread has got to.
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