https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-63311744

so to understand the BBC's take, they're saying that Russia moving civilians out of the line of fire constitutes a war crime, but if Russia had kept civilians in Kherson and they got slaughtered that would also be a war crime
even with Russia turning tail and fleeing ahead of the Ukrainian counter offensive in Kherson, its still definitely going to be a hot warzone with lots of shelling, so its pretty unreasonable to say evacuations are wrong, whether they're headed east or west

A general's take on the matter..

Putin to impose martial law in Luhansk, Donetsk, Kherson and Zaporizhzhia oblasts.
Plus equivalent of this one:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/State_Defense_Committee
with Prime Minister Mishustin in charge

This post was edited by Norlander on Oct 19 2022 06:10am

Is 3 day war over yet? Has blitzbrief succeeded? Has NATO retreated to pre-1990s state? Kiev most likely already fell I know. Please let me know when its safe to leave the bunker!

Thought so, just another study with 1,5-14.8 range. not 16 chump

Because 16 is sooooo far from 15. Fucking retard.

Of course they announce this a few hours after I say I saw no proof of Russia moving civilians.

why do fucking russians look like fucking cave people?

Are these the POWs from the Russian penal colony? Watched one the other day, sounded like he signed up for front line just to surrender and GTFO of w/e sentence he supposed to serve.

This post was edited by RedFromWinter on Oct 19 2022 08:05am

This is why I largely take the position I do. MSM media is so manipulative in their framing trying to no matter what steer who to cheer for and who to hate that it’s repulsive. Obvious take is they are moving 60k civilians from this area because there is a coming massive battle so naturally you wouldn’t want them dying.

Western media: Russia forcefully shipping Ukrainians to gulags.