Rusija vs. Ukrajina aka. "Putin - še sladkih 16 let na oblasti?"

fur80 je 1. mar 2024 ob 11:07 izjavil:

Kak heroj je tale Putin se vidi po tem, da se boji še mrtvega moža.

Crowds start to gather for Navalny's funeral in Moscow

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Moscow police prepare to lockdown Navalny's funeral.

Dozens of riot vans arrived with hoards of police all over, including on the Brateevsky Bridge and at various locations in preparation for anybody who hints at any support for Navalny

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Queue to church in Moscow where Navalny's funeral service is being held. Russian ASTRA Telegram channel says it stretches for about 1.5 km almost along the whole of Maryinsky Boulevard.
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The draft treaty states that Ukraine, while being allowed to pursue EU membership, wouldn’t be allowed to join military alliances such as the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. No foreign weapons would be allowed on Ukrainian soil. Ukraine’s military would be pared down to a specific size. Russia sought to limit everything from the number of troops and tanks to the maximum firing range of Ukrainian missiles.

The Crimean Peninsula, already occupied by Russia, would remain under Moscow’s influence and not be considered neutral. Moscow also pushed for the Russian language to operate on an equal basis with Ukrainian in government and courts, a clause Kyiv hadn’t signed off on, according to the draft document.

The future of the area of eastern Ukraine covertly invaded and occupied by Russia in 2014, wasn’t included in the draft, leaving it up to Putin and Zelensky to complete in face-to-face talks. That meeting never took place.

The treaty was to be guaranteed by foreign powers, which are listed on the document as including the U.S., U.K, China, France and Russia. Those countries would be given the responsibility to defend Ukraine’s neutrality if the treaty was violated. But while the treaty held, guarantors would be required to “terminate international treaties and agreements, incompatible with the permanent neutrality of Ukraine" including any promises of bilateral military aid. The international security guarantees wouldn’t apply to Crimea and Sevastopol.

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The draft treaty with Ukraine included banning foreign weapons, “including missile weapons of any type, armed forces and formations." Moscow wanted Ukraine’s armed forces capped at 85,000 troops, 342 tanks and 519 artillery pieces. Ukrainian negotiators wanted 250,000 troops, 800 tanks and 1,900 artillery pieces, according to the document. Russia wanted to have the range of Ukrainian missiles capped at 40 kilometers (about 25 miles).

Other issues remained outstanding, notably what would happen if Ukraine was attacked. Russia wanted all guarantor states to agree on a response, meaning a unified response was unlikely if Russia itself was the aggressor. In case of an attack on Ukraine, Ukrainian negotiators wanted its airspace to then be closed, which would require guarantor states to enforce a no-fly zone, and the provision of weapons by the guarantors, a clause not approved by Russia.

Russia wanted to add Belarus as a guarantor; Ukraine wanted to add Turkey. Ukrainian negotiators italicized text indicating they refused to discuss a Russian clause requesting Kyiv withdraw claims for it to come under jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court, which prosecutes war crimes, according to the document. They also wouldn’t ratify a clause to cancel all mutual sanctions.

Kuwait, through the mediation of Croatia, will transfer 100 M-84AV tanks to Ukraine.
It is noted that the tanks will soon arrive at the workshops of the Croatian arms concern Đuro Đaković, where they will be overhauled. After that, they will be sent to Ukraine.

The Kuwaiti army does not need these tanks (they are in storage) because it has 218 American-made M1A2 Abrams tanks.

The M-84AB is a Yugoslav licensed version of the Soviet T-72M tank. Kuwait ordered 200 tanks in 1989 from Yugoslavia, but received 149 before the series of conflicts that led to the breakup of Yugoslavia. In total, Kuwait can provide Ukraine with 75 to 100 machines. Croatia was chosen as an intermediary because a large number of spare parts for this type of equipment have been preserved there since the time of Yugoslavia.

PacificBlue je 1. mar 2024 ob 20:51 izjavil:

At Vladimir Putin's state of the nation, I asked one Russian senator: "Are you not concerned about the state of the nation or its reputation after the death of Alexei Navalny?" His reply: "Who's that?" Our report from Moscow. Steve Rosenberg for BBC News

German PARM 1 mine
Ukrainian FPV drone
American Bradley
and dead are the russians.

47th Brigade of Ukraine repels Russian attack, as said by the Russian 15th Separate Guards Motor Rifle Brigade. Bradley IFV also helped to repel the attack. Avdiivka front

Pac-Man je 2. mar 2024 ob 08:38 izjavil:

Kot redno piše Theiner (oz. noclador@tvitr) je Evropa naredila katastrofalno napako z uničenjem kasetnega streliva. Tole bi bilo rešljivo z eno ali dvema DPCIM granatama, tako je pa nastala relativno kompleksna operacija z udeležbo oklepnika.

Na zadnji povezavi je video

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German PARM 1 mine
Ukrainian FPV drone
American Bradley
and dead are the russians.

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47th Brigade of Ukraine repels Russian attack, as said by the Russian 15th Separate Guards Motor Rifle Brigade. Bradley IFV also helped to repel the attack. Avdiivka front

On 2 March 1992, the short but bloody Russian-Moldovan war started in Transnistria — one of the first wars Russia launched against the former Soviet states. Moscow forced Chisinau to sign a ceasefire on 21 July on its own terms, which has led to the frozen conflict we have today

Russia signed to withdraw its troops and 20,000 tonnes of ammunition from Transnistria in 1999, at the Istanbul OSCE summit. But of course it hasn't fulfilled its promise to this day. Photos by Nicolae Pojoga

I was born during that war, my mother could hear the shelling from the maternity ward in Chisinau

Bauc je 2. mar 2024 ob 19:25 izjavil:

Že spet jih nažgal Bradley.

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Prototype high-speed FPV drone in Ukrainian service with the Toro group, seen here in testing reaching over 130km/h (80 mph).

marS je 3. mar 2024 ob 09:57 izjavil:

Izjava novega Ukrajinskega poveljnika
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bbbbbb2015 je 3. mar 2024 ob 10:43 izjavil:

marS je 3. mar 2024 ob 09:57 izjavil:

Izjava novega Ukrajinskega poveljnika
https://twitter.com/DanielleLemair6/sta...

Sirski je implicitno povedal, da jih je premalo. Premalo ljudi, orožja, opreme. In to hočejo nadoknaditi s 100% trudom. Nobenih bolniških, slabosti, utrujenosti.

Problem je morda ta, da včasih vpliva vreme - gosta megla, da se ti sovražnik priplazi blizu. Sirski meni, da je vse situacije možno 100% obvladati z delom.

Telbanc je 3. mar 2024 ob 10:52 izjavil:

Bauc je 3. mar 2024 ob 08:09 izjavil:

Telbanc je 3. mar 2024 ob 08:07 izjavil:

Super si nas pomiril. Zaj vemo, da to ni možno.

Razen, če imaš ti kakšne druge vire

Seveda boš zaj delil link onega Twiter vira, da bo naš nedeljski popoldanski počitek spokojen in miren.