“I need ammunition, not a ride".”
Supposedly, the path to peace consists of:
…”Who owns the land? Who committed crimes? Who bears responsibility? What security order should follow?
And:
How do we stop people killing one another?”…
https://www.counterpunch.org/2026/09/29/the-discipline-of-not-killing/
Destroying a Korea out of it.
Discussing ‘what comes next’.
Sounds like 95% of Blitz posts.
All about resettlement or some-Kim.
US sanctions not already applied? The Yankee swine were never, ever, interested in stopping this war.
American interests. (Read: Profits).
What about my kin, farKim.
…”As South Korea’s political opposition loudly protests the secret arrival of two North Korean soldiers captured by Ukrainian forces in Russia, the Korean media’s past interviews with the two prisoners are back in the spotlight. In the interviews, the men voiced their desperation to come to Korea, as well as their fear that their families back home might suffer because of them.
MBC’s current affairs program “PD Note” aired interviews with the prisoners during a Jan. 27 episode titled “The Russia-Ukraine War and North Korean Troops.”
Appearing on camera under the pseudonyms Ri Kang-un and Paik Pyong-kang, the two young men spoke cautiously about their circumstances. The interviews were conducted in Ukraine last October by the journalist Kim Young-mi, who specializes in conflict zones, about 10 months after their capture.”…
https://english.hani.co.kr/arti/english_edition/e_northkorea/1279966.html
If you remember, it was the one that set off the massive shock wave. The tank was basically vaporized where it got bogged down. It was a T-54 from the museum so not the same turret integrity as a more modern model of soviet tank.
Yeah, l wasn’t serious. With 6 tons of TNT l wouldn’t expect to find any pieces of the tank bigger than an ashtray.
“History may not repeat itself but it sure as hell rhymes…” - (maybe) Mark Twain
Ukrainian stolen children on ABC tonight.
Two intriguing articles at the macro and micro levels, thanks sine
How embarrassment… either way. I prefer to believe the friendly fire version of events over incompetent maintenance.
“Every day, hundreds of enemy infantry units are detected, wounded and destroyed, and hundreds in each of the specified categories… The most difficult situation in the entire frontline is here,” — the military notes.
Russian losses per 01/10/26 reported by the Ukrainian General Staff
+1900 men
+1 ACV
+36 artillery
+3 MLRS
+1 AD system
+1288 UAVs
+14 GRCs
+5 cruise missiles
That’s a bad day to be a Russian soldier, been a few of those lately…..
