Russo-Ukrainian War - 2022 Edition - Part 10

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Blu82 said:
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Russia has been smacking whatever they want whenever they want in Ukraine since day one. AFU shooting down 15 out of every 3 incomings was always Iriqi level BS.
So the real question is why is Ropcke talking this particular brand of crap or is his just singing from Bidens hymn books of send all the money and guns to Ukraine for US military industry benefit? (Pentagon chief just said 50 of the next 60 billion would be spent in the US)
Either way soon you'll be able to tell who's a Nato troll by whoever is suing for peace...trying to slow down the collapse and save any kind of Nato bridgehead in whats left of Ukraine.
 
while "the west" and Ukraine pretend they ever had any hope in hell of discussing peace without Russia in the room, Russia has decided to lead the retarded horses to water and spell it out:

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i.e. now that even the slowest idiots realized Zelensky's "peace formula" of demanding Russia surrenders while it is kicking Ukraine's ass was never going to happen, they should also realize the peace deal they scuppered back in 2022 cannot be pivoted to, it is off the table

the next step is Ukraine's unconditional surrender, there's only a small window for peace talks remaining before that becomes the demand
 
MiW said:
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Only the Russian Orcs could be like this, vranyo in all its glory

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Russian parliament admits guilt over Polish massacre

Symbolic acknowledgment of culpability over Katyn murders in 1940 signals Russia's willingness to face up to its past
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Russian parliament admits guilt over Polish massacre​

In a symbolic admission of guilt, Russia's parliament has declared that Joseph Stalin ordered his secret police to execute 22,000 Polish army officers and civilians in 1940, in one of the greatest mass murders of the 20th century.

Today's acknowledgment of Stalin's personal culpability over the Katyn massacre comes amid a cautious thaw between Moscow and Warsaw, whose recent relations have been thorny at best. It was also seen as a sign that Russia may finally be ready for muted self-scrutiny over its totalitarian past.

Mikhail Gorbachev admitted in 1990 that the NKVD was to blame for the massacre, after a half-century of the Soviets blaming it on Nazi troops. However, there has never been a formal statement which implicates the Soviet leadership in such explicit terms.
 
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Trump thought Ukraine ‘must be part of Russia’ during presidency, book says​

As president, Donald Trump “made it very clear” that he thought Ukraine “must be part of Russia”, his former adviser Fiona Hill says in a new book about US national security under threat from Russia and China.

“Trump made it very clear that he thought, you know, that Ukraine, and certainly Crimea, must be part of Russia,” Hill, senior director for European and Russian affairs on the US national security council between 2017 and 2019, tells David Sanger, a New York Times reporter and author of New Cold Wars: China’s Rise, Russia’s Invasion, and America’s Struggle to Defend the West.
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Trump thought Ukraine ‘must be part of Russia’ during presidency, book says

Ex-president ‘could not get his head around the idea that Ukraine was an independent state’, former adviser Fiona Hill tells author
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Zelensky says he will listen to Trump’s ideas to end war in Ukraine ‘with pleasure’​

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said he would listen to former US President Donald Trump’s ideas to end the war in Ukraine with “pleasure” but trod carefully around the issue during an interview at the Delphi Economic Forum in Greece.
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told you before the war, the best option is "the surrender of ukraine" .......
 
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