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right over the tops of most Americans' heads. most people are too asleep, or too overwhelmed with other stimulus to pay attention. they remember the key talking points, if anything, and that is that it is a conspiracy theory to even suggest that there are US funded biolabs in the Ukraine.
at least we can sleep soundly knowing there were no biological 'ethno weapons' created or experimented with. thank goodness for that, though I didnt even know that was one of the concerns.
Possible Outcomes of the Russo-Ukrainian War and China’s Choice - U.S.-China Perception Monitor
Hu Wei is the vice-chairman of the Public Policy Research Center of the Counselor's Office of the State Council.
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I wonder how the Russian people will eventually respond? Or will the response be suppressed in the name of denazification or some such other nonsense.
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I think they sit around and try to outdo each other with BS proclamations to the American public, to see what they can get away with.
maybe worse is that they might actually believe the BS themselves
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Some update on Geo Legion fighters and volunteers.
An old face returns. Wounded but alive, and some footage of the Russian attack on positions of Georgian-Ukrainian units at the southern front, in and around Volnovakha.
Quoted from the video:
"They came in great numbers, so we had to withdraw. There was a bridge we were about to cross and that's where they ambushed us. They hit our vehicle. It was mounted by 4 Georgians and 5 Ukrainians. We were assaulted with fire from automatic weapons, RPG-7s, SPG-9 etc but managed to fight our way through and continued to resist for another 2 days. That's when another series of massive bombardments were launched. One of our Ukrainians got killed, another 3 and a Georgian seriously injured. The rest of us were all wounded. The enemy deployed MRLS as well as aviation."
Video also shows footage of captured Russian soldiers wearing civilian cloth, in Volnovakha.
Heavy fighting also continues in and near Rubizhne, where Georgian partisans are resisting. Geo-Ukrainian units launched counter attacks and special operations to clean the forest around Rubizhne from dug in Russian units and also recaptured some Ukrainian equipment that fell in enemy hands, including NLAWs.
Geo-UA units in Kharkiv continue to search and destroy saboteur groups. Fighting around Kharkiv has intensified.
An old face returns. Wounded but alive, and some footage of the Russian attack on positions of Georgian-Ukrainian units at the southern front, in and around Volnovakha.
Quoted from the video:
"They came in great numbers, so we had to withdraw. There was a bridge we were about to cross and that's where they ambushed us. They hit our vehicle. It was mounted by 4 Georgians and 5 Ukrainians. We were assaulted with fire from automatic weapons, RPG-7s, SPG-9 etc but managed to fight our way through and continued to resist for another 2 days. That's when another series of massive bombardments were launched. One of our Ukrainians got killed, another 3 and a Georgian seriously injured. The rest of us were all wounded. The enemy deployed MRLS as well as aviation."
Video also shows footage of captured Russian soldiers wearing civilian cloth, in Volnovakha.
Heavy fighting also continues in and near Rubizhne, where Georgian partisans are resisting. Geo-Ukrainian units launched counter attacks and special operations to clean the forest around Rubizhne from dug in Russian units and also recaptured some Ukrainian equipment that fell in enemy hands, including NLAWs.
Geo-UA units in Kharkiv continue to search and destroy saboteur groups. Fighting around Kharkiv has intensified.
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It makes a good headline though. Same as releasing convicts and arming them... what can go wrong? Nothing actually... it will be blamed on "Russian Saboteurs" and it's all sauce for the goose.
On February 26th Volodymyr Zelenksy, Ukraine’s president, went on television and asked foreign volunteers to take up arms in his country’s defence. Jake Priday, a 25-year-old British teacher from Cardiff in Wales, responded to the call. Priday had spent six years in the British army, doing tours of duty with the Royal Engineers in Estonia, Kenya and, most recently, Iraqi Kurdistan, where he helped train local militias in 2017. After he dislocated his knee the following year, he left the armed forces. Back home, he began teaching skills he’d learned as a soldier – making tourniquets and treating wounds – at a vocational school in Cardiff. Most of his students were young men in their late teens, who “had dropped out of university and were looking for some way to improve their lives”.
Fighters with Ukraine’s foreign legion are being asked to sign indefi…
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Fighters with Ukraine’s foreign legion are being asked to sign indefinite contracts. Some have refused
Jake Priday wanted to do his bit. His Ukrainian adventure lasted nine hours
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I wish there was a clear definition for the term "saboteur".
The action performed is pretty well settled, but who are saboteurs?
Are they Russian soldiers behind enemy lines?
Are they pro-Russia Ukrainians/partisans?
Are they foreign nationals working on behalf of either the Russians or pro-Russia Ukrainians?
Because, though the action itself remains the same, the implication is pretty different.
Russian soldiers behind enemy lines would be just like any other unit of any other army; working behind the enemy to disrupt supplies, communications, etc... it pretty common and routine.
The other two though... I don't know... maybe something akin to domestic terrorism?
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They are probaby search & seizing anything that looks suspicious, especialy at night, like in that BBC video about Kharkiv.
12 more military installations. Destroyed.
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