Regarding denazification of schools. Haven't you noticed that it's already summer? They are empty. Well, not that empty. Should I add a video of Azov neo-nazi streaming right from kindergarten where his gang is situated? I'm doing you a favor to find it yourself to prove that you are not completely braindead.
Same about nazi-tatooed "Russian".

This post was edited by Norlander on Jul 1 2022 11:41pm

Zaluzhny to post a video of destroying leftovers of Russian military equipment on the Snake Island.

https://m.facebook.com/watch/?v=426402976075218

Lysychansk has fallen to the Russians. Looks like the Ukrainians played it smart and withdrew from the city before getting fully encircled

Bakhmut, Slovyansk and Kramatorsk are the next heavily fortified areas Russia will need to overcome, and it will be an intense fight

Yup, I've already been predicting over a month ago that the battle over Sieverodonetsk (and later Lysychansk) would only be a prelude to the battle over the Slovyansk/Kramatorsk agglomeration, which will be the decisive battle for control over the Donbass.

Slovyansk/Kramatorsk are bigger cities, the headquarters of the Ukrainian army in the region, heavily fortified... and unlike Lysychansk/Sieverodonetsk, they are not surrounded by Russia-controlled territory on three sides before the fighting even begins.



The big question mark right now imho is how exhausted the forces on both sides are. The Ukrainians held Sieverodonetsk far longer than I anticipated, but Lysychansk fell rather quickly. This might have been a consequence of the battlefield, but it could also point to cracks in the Ukrainian defense. Similarly, we have no idea how much or how little time the Russians need to replenish and regroup their forces before they are ready to move on Kramatorsk.

Ukraine lost a lot of their best forces in the JFO the last two months. At this point the Ukrainians are relying heavily on TDF and new recruits, both of which have low training and morale. I think that's one of the reasons we're flying Ukrainian troops to England to train them, not only to teach them how to use NATO-standard equipment. Russia aren't faring that much better either - they're relying on LNR, DNR, Wagner and Rosgvardia

This post was edited by dro94 on Jul 3 2022 08:39am

Yeah, in my impression, the Russians are really pushing things right now, trying to build some sort of momentum and conquer the Donbass before additional heavy weapons arrive in Ukraine and neuter their current artillery advantage. I'm not even sure if the Russians will be able to take Kramatorsk and thus the entire Donbass. But even if they will, I reeeeally doubt that they have it in them to then march on Dnipro or Kharkiv immediately afterwards. Conquering the entire Donbass would also be a natural exit point for the Russians, a point when they could end the war (at least for now) while arguing (primarily to their people and themselves) that they "won" and "achieved all their goals".

lol. you ok, russia?





seems like the vodka production is also going strong...

This post was edited by fender on Jul 4 2022 02:54pm

mb dp

This post was edited by fender on Jul 4 2022 02:54pm

Ukrainians had to go to EU to pick up strawberries. This is how they survive. Probably she's showing that the time has come.