Quote (doomchaser @ 26 Mar 2024 00:38)

i did your list you have nothing ... Fear the truth and all reality .. you are being exposed as someone who just lies about everything.. denies all facts... A true propagandist ... good bye

Quote (ofthevoid @ 25 Mar 2024 17:11)

The frequency of these types of strikes far away from the front have really ramped up in the last 1-2 weeks. These type of strikes that used to happen maybe like 1-2 monthly are happening daily now in the last week, with Russia clearly going after infrastructure that was previously left unharmed.

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Targeting electricity/water infrastructure in Kharkiv could also be seen as a precursor to an all out assault/invasion in that direction. You first ‘empty out’ the city by targeting the infrastructure, which then causes many civilians to leave and head for safety, so then when you bring war you don’t kill innocent people needlessly.

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The war is certainly escalating, it’s hard to tell if it’s reactionary (response to refineries) or was planned all along.

Quote (Hamsterbaby @ Mar 25 2024 09:48am)

I have recently been looking into this.
It helps a lot in this current troubled and unstable world where you get copious amounts of trolls that will antagonize you with ill and unscrupulous intent.

Check this out, there are a few translations. I think Hays translation is pretty good.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meditations

Quote (doomchaser @ 26 Mar 2024 00:57)

I never claimed to be a saint.. Was I to harsh?

Quote (Gala @ Mar 25 2024 09:03am)

I checked the source you posted including some others and couldn't find any indication that an SBU building was hit.
Can you please provide your source?

Quote (zorzin @ Mar 25 2024 06:22pm)

Ya it was based off of live videos and a geolocation of the building. I won't be able to provide a media source for my claim and I definitely forgot to say allegedly in there but the Russians are claiming it and I don't think they wasted a 10million dollar missle on an apartment building but I definitely could be wrong about it.

https://t.me/boris_rozhin/117909

https://t.me/ChDambiev/28717

https://i.postimg.cc/x82QB3Vn/1711368353368353m.jpg

Quote (Black XistenZ @ Mar 25 2024 12:53pm)

I don't really understand why they're targetting infrastructure now, at the end of winter, though. If they wanted to demoralize and wear down Ukraine's civilian population, it would have been far more effective to carry out these attacks at the height of winter, just like they did a year ago.


Russia's conduct of this war so far hasn't exactly been characterized by an effort to prevent the needless killing of innocent people. :rolleyes:
Imho, destroying the infrastucture of the city is best explained by an attempt at starving out the defenders of the city before Russia tries to take it by storm at a later point, potentially in the summer or during next winter.


Ukrainian attacks on Russian refineries, warships and border towns definitely ramped up in recent weeks, so it oculd be a reaction. On the other hand, it would also make sense that Putin waited for his reelection before pulling the trigger on an all-out war. Particularly if he plans a new round of mobilization (which wasn't popular with the Russian people the first time and will be even less popular this time around).

Quote (Black XistenZ @ Mar 25 2024 04:53pm)

I don't really understand why they're targetting infrastructure now, at the end of winter, though. If they wanted to demoralize and wear down Ukraine's civilian population, it would have been far more effective to carry out these attacks at the height of winter, just like they did a year ago.


Russia's conduct of this war so far hasn't exactly been characterized by an effort to prevent the needless killing of innocent people. :rolleyes:
Imho, destroying the infrastucture of the city is best explained by an attempt at starving out the defenders of the city before Russia tries to take it by storm at a later point, potentially in the summer or during next winter.


Ukrainian attacks on Russian refineries, warships and border towns definitely ramped up in recent weeks, so it oculd be a reaction. On the other hand, it would also make sense that Putin waited for his reelection before pulling the trigger on an all-out war. Particularly if he plans a new round of mobilization (which wasn't popular with the Russian people the first time and will be even less popular this time around).

Quote (Black XistenZ @ Mar 25 2024 05:53pm)

I don't really understand why they're targetting infrastructure now, at the end of winter, though. If they wanted to demoralize and wear down Ukraine's civilian population, it would have been far more effective to carry out these attacks at the height of winter, just like they did a year ago.


Russia's conduct of this war so far hasn't exactly been characterized by an effort to prevent the needless killing of innocent people. :rolleyes:
Imho, destroying the infrastucture of the city is best explained by an attempt at starving out the defenders of the city before Russia tries to take it by storm at a later point, potentially in the summer or during next winter.


Ukrainian attacks on Russian refineries, warships and border towns definitely ramped up in recent weeks, so it oculd be a reaction. On the other hand, it would also make sense that Putin waited for his reelection before pulling the trigger on an all-out war. Particularly if he plans a new round of mobilization (which wasn't popular with the Russian people the first time and will be even less popular this time around).

Quote (Black XistenZ @ Mar 25 2024 05:53pm)

I don't really understand why they're targetting infrastructure now, at the end of winter, though. If they wanted to demoralize and wear down Ukraine's civilian population, it would have been far more effective to carry out these attacks at the height of winter, just like they did a year ago.


Russia's conduct of this war so far hasn't exactly been characterized by an effort to prevent the needless killing of innocent people. :rolleyes:
Imho, destroying the infrastucture of the city is best explained by an attempt at starving out the defenders of the city before Russia tries to take it by storm at a later point, potentially in the summer or during next winter.


Ukrainian attacks on Russian refineries, warships and border towns definitely ramped up in recent weeks, so it oculd be a reaction. On the other hand, it would also make sense that Putin waited for his reelection before pulling the trigger on an all-out war. Particularly if he plans a new round of mobilization (which wasn't popular with the Russian people the first time and will be even less popular this time around).