Tiger
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Putin was openly playing 
Finally Tucker has met someone he doesn't dare to lie to the face
Tucker in CIA? God forbid.
Finally Tucker has met someone he doesn't dare to lie to the face
Tucker in CIA? God forbid.
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Russia/Ukraine conflict
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Must be pretty easy to locate with this pic. Either its fake or UA air force is fine making the location public early or he photograph and guy pictured could/should be sanctioned.Seems legit:
F-16 with identification marks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Likely taken at one of the training grounds where Ukrainian pilots undergo training on the fighter jet.
twitter.com/NOELreports/status/1755981512887951847
Looks like Britain. I think he's safe.
navguy12
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I guess that’s how he puts food on the table…91m clicks must buy a lot of meat and potatoes.
SwedishAdvocate
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I would of course agree if the jet was in UKR. But it isn't. From the post on X:
"Likely taken at one of the training grounds where Ukrainian pilots undergo training on the fighter jet. [My u.]"
As of now they aren't training inside of UKR. The jets won't enter UKR territory until they're operational. But hopefully it won't be that much longer now until these F-16s actually are operational.
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Putin was openly playing
Finally Tucker has met someone he doesn't dare to lie to the face
Tucker in CIA? God forbid.
DanCar
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Oh the irony: Russian born general in charge of Ukraine's military.
Alternative title: Russian native in charge of defeating Russia.
www.kyivpost.com
Syrsky is a career soldier who was born in the village of Novyky, in the Vladimir region, 130 kilometers north of Moscow. At the age of 15, he moved to Ukraine, where he has lived ever since.
During Soviet times, he graduated from the Moscow Higher Combined Arms Command School. He served in the army of the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic and, after independence, joined the National Guard and later the AFU.
Alternative title: Russian native in charge of defeating Russia.
Oleksandr Syrsky: A Quick Guide to Ukraine’s New Commander-in-Chief
Oleksandr Syrsky is said to sleep only four and a half hours a day with his only relaxation seemingly to be a daily workout in the gym.
www.kyivpost.com
During Soviet times, he graduated from the Moscow Higher Combined Arms Command School. He served in the army of the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic and, after independence, joined the National Guard and later the AFU.
Tiger
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Oh the irony: Russian born general in charge of Ukraine's military.
Alternative title: Russian native in charge of defeating Russia.
Syrsky is a career soldier who was born in the village of Novyky, in the Vladimir region, 130 kilometers north of Moscow. At the age of 15, he moved to Ukraine, where he has lived ever since.Oleksandr Syrsky: A Quick Guide to Ukraine’s New Commander-in-Chief
Oleksandr Syrsky is said to sleep only four and a half hours a day with his only relaxation seemingly to be a daily workout in the gym.
During Soviet times, he graduated from the Moscow Higher Combined Arms Command School. He served in the army of the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic and, after independence, joined the National Guard and later the AFU.
Clearly a Z nazi. /s
DanCar
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Senate still pushing hard for Ukraine aid. Interesting that Republicans are fractured on this issue. As most of you know, that nothing is going to happen unless the house agrees.
Tiger
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Compact version:
Long story short: Putin feels he could dominate Bush and Trump and would rather work with them than Biden who he cannot figure out how to dominate
Long story short: Putin feels he could dominate Bush and Trump and would rather work with them than Biden who he cannot figure out how to dominate
SwedishAdvocate
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Here's a ~3 min fact check of the 'Tucker-Dictator meet up' from Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty. Most likely known facts to everyone reading this thread, but could perhaps be used for informing friends/relatives/acquaintances if one deems appropriate to do so.
SwedishAdvocate
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Debunking 12 of the Russian Dictator's LIES. Written by Mikhail Khodorkovsky:
Putin's Interview With Tucker Carlson Was Filled With Lies, Here Are Some Egregious Examples [A thread.]
twitter.com/khodorkovsky_en/status/1756041473630360047
Putin's Interview With Tucker Carlson Was Filled With Lies, Here Are Some Egregious Examples [A thread.]
twitter.com/khodorkovsky_en/status/1756041473630360047
navguy12
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navguy12
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I'm shocked that Putin's list of grievances against the grand dutchy of Lithuania from 800 years again didn't land with a western audience.
Everyone in the US already has their mind up about Tucker Carlson. For the minority who like him, he's preaching to the choir. For the rest he's a washed up hack getting played by a vicious dictator.
There are those in the choir who are talking about this moving the needle, but they are disconnected from reality.
One of the problems with Europe stepping up is some of the weapons are US only items. Anders Puck Nielsen recently talked about this
Europe has the economic capacity to spool up military production without severely impacting the civilian economy. But there are some things they can't make. Ukraine is also spooling up production of their own war goods. Ukraine has an indigenous arms industry.
If Putin left tomorrow and the shooting stops it would technically be the end of the war, but the war would have a lot of aftermath.
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There are reports that Ukraine has deployed jet powered long range drones that are mass produced
This could be significant for the war. There are no big "game changers", but it will stress Russia's already stretched air defense network. Russia moved a lot of its air defense into Ukraine for relatively short range air defense, but if Ukraine is going to be able to strike deep into Russia with drones and do it frequently, then Russia is going to have to pull back a significant number of their air defense units to defend strategic targets within Russia. This will thin out their air defense in Ukraine.
Even if Ukraine gets few hits on Russian targets in Russia, it will weaken Russian air defense nearer the front which is a good thing.
Putin blaming Poland for WW2 was a new perspective to me. He even had the gall to mention the Molotov-Ribbentrop pact in the same breath. I suppose all those Polish officers in Katyn forest were actually part of a death cult.
Sociopaths can lie with a straight face all day long.
SwedishAdvocate
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Haven't watched the Puck Nielsen video yet.
But can't the EU/UK/France/Germany/Norway/Netherlands just buy these "US only items" and then simply just transfer them to UKR?
They might, thought Congress can block and arms sale.
