Russo-Ukrainian War - 2022 Edition - Part 7

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Cosmik Debris said:
Oh look, it's starting to fall apart already. Medvedev has sought asylum in Norway:

Mr Osechkin told the BBC that Wagner supplied Medvedev with about 30-40 troops per week, many of them convicts recruited from Russian prisons.

Much of the most intense fighting in Ukraine in the past six months has occurred in the Donbas, and Wagner is believed to be heavily involved in two of the bloodiest battles - in Soledar and Bakhmut.

Medvedev's lawyer in Norway, Brynjulf Risnes, told the BBC that Medvedev witnessed a host of war crimes - including seeing "deserters being executed" by the Wagner Group's internal security service.

And Mr Osechkin said Medvedev decided to leave Wagner after witnessing the group's "terroristic methods".
"He gave to me testimony about what he saw in the war," he said, "and how the special forces of Wagner Group kill Russians who don't want to fight against Ukraine."

www.bbc.com

Andrey Medvedev: How Russian mercenary made an icy escape to Norway

Andrey Medvedev's escape makes him the first Wagner Group mercenary to defect to the West.
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Putin stands accused of a litany of crimes, including war crimes, crimes against humanity, and even genocide. Civilians, including children, continue to be targeted on a daily basis.

www.forbes.com

Putin’s War Crimes Could Be Prosecuted In The United States

On Thursday, January 5, 2023, President Joe Biden signed into law the bipartisan Justice for Victims of War Crimes Act (S. 4240), which expands the scope of individuals subject to prosecution for war crimes.
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From having a giggle in the White House while the treasonous trump signs away bits of the strength of the US and NATO, to not being able to show his face in the US again.
Oh how the mighty have fallen. Seems Russia has some borders after all.
 
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Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered to increase the Russian army to 1.5 million servicemen over the next three years, as well as to form a new army corps and two military districts near the border with Finland

Statement by Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoig
 
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The amount of videos out there of artillery strikes against Wagner troop concentrations beat Solenar are almost heartbreaking. It is such a waste.
 
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MiW said:

Kazakhstan ends indefinite stays for Russians​

Kazakhstan will no longer allow Russian citizens to stay in the Central Asian country indefinitely by doing so-called visa runs every three months, according to a government directive published this week.
The Kazakh government will discontinue the practice from January 26 and will require Russians and citizens of other members of the Eurasian Economic Union, a post-Soviet bloc, to leave the country for at least 90 days after the permitted three-month stay.
Tens of thousands of Russians, mostly young and middle-aged men, relocated to Kazakhstan last year as Moscow, embroiled in the Ukraine conflict, launched its first conscription campaign since World War II.
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Georgia must do the same.
 
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Kissinger says Russia’s war validates Ukraine’s NATO membership bid​

Henry Kissinger has said Russia’s invasion shows there is no longer a point in keeping Ukraine out of NATO, Kyiv’s long-held aspiration he had previously opposed.
The 99-year-old former US secretary of state has for months advocated a ceasefire in the Ukraine war that would in effect accept some military gains by Russia.
But speaking virtually to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Kissinger said that NATO membership for Ukraine would be an “appropriate outcome”.
“Before this war, I was opposed to membership of Ukraine in NATO because I feared that it would start exactly the process that we have seen now,” Kissinger said.
“Now that this process has reached this level,” he said, “the idea of a neutral Ukraine under these conditions is no longer meaningful.”
 
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sefeddt said:
Wagner has to scrounge around for men to replace those killed.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1615283923331809281
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Well the Serbian diktator-wannabe, keeps telling his serfs how great is Russia and putin, brothers forever, and then complains

Serbian president denounces Wagner Group’s alleged efforts to recruit Serbs​

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has called on Russia to crack down on alleged efforts by the Wagner Group to recruit Serbians to fight in Ukraine.
Vucic criticised Russian websites and social media groups for publishing advertisements in the Serbian language in which the paramilitary group calls for volunteers to join its ranks.
“Why do you, from Wagner, call anyone from Serbia when you know that it is against our regulations?” Vucic said late on Monday in a broadcast by the Belgrade-based Happy TV.
Serbian law prohibits citizens from fighting in conflicts abroad.
 
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MiW said:

Kissinger says Russia’s war validates Ukraine’s NATO membership bid​

Henry Kissinger has said Russia’s invasion shows there is no longer a point in keeping Ukraine out of NATO, Kyiv’s long-held aspiration he had previously opposed.
The 99-year-old former US secretary of state has for months advocated a ceasefire in the Ukraine war that would in effect accept some military gains by Russia.
But speaking virtually to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Kissinger said that NATO membership for Ukraine would be an “appropriate outcome”.
“Before this war, I was opposed to membership of Ukraine in NATO because I feared that it would start exactly the process that we have seen now,” Kissinger said.
“Now that this process has reached this level,” he said, “the idea of a neutral Ukraine under these conditions is no longer meaningful.”
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Watch and learn, Putin simps.

Never too late to turn your back on stupid.
 
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