Yes, I think so. I remember a few months ago, there was talk of Ukraine changed the courses of a few Russian drones or missiles.I haven't had time to research this drone downing, but here's an alternative...
- Russian drone malfunctions or has it's nav disabled by Ukraine
- Belarus/Russia notice it's off course, and they agree for Belarus to shoot it down.
Is that possible or am I missing more detail somewhere
Africa. With access to loads of cash.
Zimbabwe will take anyone with money.
I thought that was the UK
Argentina is a popular destination for retired fascists, I believe!
It is... although Poland hasn't yet (Russian drones crossing occasionally), and I think the jolly US has advised 'restraint' from Poland. I'm pretty sure I read that two days back...but I could be wrong and just in a bad mood!
I am confident, whatever the US say, any country would shoot down a missile entering their airspace, surely?
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it's like Bond villain type stuff.
Extremely dangerous.. Politicians here said his incendiary comments in riots were a trial run. I believe them
I did look at it and bluesky, but i'm sticking on X for forseeable, just too many Ukraine accounts I follow that are there,........ wont pay a cent for anything to do with X thats for sure and it was particularly liberating to join the "Block Musk" movement a month ago, who have blocked him and his bullshit.
Hearing too (Times Radio) that Ukraine tanks are in BelgorodAt night, UAVs attacked two Russian Hydroelectric Power Stations Kashirsk in the Moscow region and Konakovsk in the Tver region, and the Moscow oil refinery was also attacked.
Busy night
www.rferl.org
I imagine the motivations are mainly 'money', 'some food', and a gun to the head. Also, if they are killed, their relatives will probably be untraceable thereby saving death in service payments. Win win.Russia is recruiting for its armed forces again.
After hiring convicts, and an assortment of Siberians, Africans, Indians, Nepalese etc, Russia is now seeking to get Siberia's homeless to sign up to fight in Ukraine.
You can draw your own conclusions.
'Already Dead': Siberia's Homeless Pushed To Join Russia's War On Ukraine
An unknown number of Siberian homeless men are among the roughly 190,000 men Russia says it recruited this year to fight its war in Ukraine. Money, patriotism, and a desire for purpose motivate the homeless to join up, but activists doubt that fighting in Ukraine will give them a “normal life.”
If you're homeless in Angarsk (near Lake Baikal) then your quality of life won't be great. In winter, you have to be inside in a homeless shelter, or you die. Another benefit is it's well away from the Moscow and St. Petersburg chatterati.
Yes I'd read about the defensive lines Ukraine are making in Kursk
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Yes, seems they are making slow but steady progress towards Kharkiv, very worrying.Yes I'd read about the defensive lines Ukraine are making in Kursk
On the negatives, Russia is making slow but steady progress in Donetsk area
