Arent there thousand of destroyed tanks already? If so then I dont know why was this dragging for so long
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There are apparently videos out there showing hundreds of troop losses and APC/tanks being torn up.
I want to find those vids. They were from Vuhledar.
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This is wild:
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/...er-russian-bomber-engineer-seeks-asylum-in-us
I want to find those vids. They were from Vuhledar.
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This is wild:
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/...er-russian-bomber-engineer-seeks-asylum-in-us
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Sincerely hope it's true. You can see the typical Post retards in the comments of course.
Ukraine eliminates 5,000 Russian soldiers from battle, including elite brigade members: report
https://nypost.com/2023/02/13/ukraine-eliminates-5000-russian-soldiers-from-battle-report/
Looks like you're definitely busy, I hope you're ok over there @Kopanja
Ukraine eliminates 5,000 Russian soldiers from battle, including elite brigade members: report
https://nypost.com/2023/02/13/ukraine-eliminates-5000-russian-soldiers-from-battle-report/
Looks like you're definitely busy, I hope you're ok over there @Kopanja
This is amazing, watched it last night while heading to sleep:
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Via CNN:
A new report says the Russian government is operating a network of camps where it has held thousands of Ukrainian children since the start of the war. The report contains disturbing new details about the extent of Moscow's efforts to relocate, re-educate, and sometimes militarily train or forcibly adopt out Ukrainian children -- actions that constitute war crimes and could provide evidence that Russia's actions amount to genocide. The report, completed by the US State Department-backed Conflict Observatory, found that more than 6,000 children -- ranging in age from mere months old to 17 -- have been in Russian custody at some point during the course of the nearly year-long war. Russia's embassy in Washington dismissed the report as "absurd."
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Via CNN:
A new report says the Russian government is operating a network of camps where it has held thousands of Ukrainian children since the start of the war. The report contains disturbing new details about the extent of Moscow's efforts to relocate, re-educate, and sometimes militarily train or forcibly adopt out Ukrainian children -- actions that constitute war crimes and could provide evidence that Russia's actions amount to genocide. The report, completed by the US State Department-backed Conflict Observatory, found that more than 6,000 children -- ranging in age from mere months old to 17 -- have been in Russian custody at some point during the course of the nearly year-long war. Russia's embassy in Washington dismissed the report as "absurd."
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