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[Politics] Russia invades Ukraine (24/02/2022)
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- Aug 24, 2020
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Sky report, beginning with a Ukrainian drone attack on Moscow and other regions:
news.sky.com
Ukraine-Russia war latest: Trump's team 'split' on how to deal with Putin - as US talks with Russia 'intensifying'
There is a split in the Trump administration on how to deal with Vladimir Putin and approach a potential peace deal in Ukraine, according to reports. It comes as the Kremlin says initial talks with Washington on the matter are "intensifying". Follow the latest on the Ukraine war.
fly high
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Shame, from what I've read none got through, better luck next time.Sky report, beginning with a Ukrainian drone attack on Moscow and other regions:
Ukraine-Russia war latest: Trump's team 'split' on how to deal with Putin - as US talks with Russia 'intensifying'
There is a split in the Trump administration on how to deal with Vladimir Putin and approach a potential peace deal in Ukraine, according to reports. It comes as the Kremlin says initial talks with Washington on the matter are "intensifying". Follow the latest on the Ukraine war.
- Aug 24, 2020
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I read that as a result of the Kursk invasion, Moscow had strengthened its defences 'against sabotage from partisans'. This could have been a test of those defences.
Hopefully means if they think Moscow will be targeted again they'll move some of their defences to protecting there which exposes a few more oil refineries and munitions dumps
Washie
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I don't think thats the point. I think its to just pull attention towards Moscow, which may mean withdrawing troops in Kursk making it easier to advance.
Russia is a big country with widely dispersed infrastructure and their defences can't protect all of it.
Deportivo Seagull
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Putin can control the media but he can’t control or hide a load of Ukrainians making merry in Kursk. It makes it much harder for him to control the narrative. If nothing else it makes him look weak.
- Nov 11, 2009
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This was really quite surprising to listen to today. Mrs says translation is good.
Its one of the Russian propagandist participents that is ever present as a panellist on the shows of one of their main State propgandists, Vladimir Solovyov.
Not heard anything quite so candidly said by a Russian propagandist.
Its one of the Russian propagandist participents that is ever present as a panellist on the shows of one of their main State propgandists, Vladimir Solovyov.
Not heard anything quite so candidly said by a Russian propagandist.
Bloody hell!
He'll disappear tomorrow.
- Nov 11, 2009
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Hes been present on Solovyovs nightly shows for whole war.
I have no doubt he'll be getting visited by the FSB (unless its staged for some ulterior motive thats not obvious) and who would be surprised if he had a sudden heart attack or fell from a 16th floor balcony!
Can we now change the name of this thread to 'Ukraine invades Russia'? 
GT49er
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Wow! That was on Russian official state-run TV?
Incoming heart attack - or a sudden slip from a high level balcony? Probably a heart attack on the way down!
Sorry to hear of his tragic and untimely death tomorrow
Sirnormangall
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- Sep 21, 2017
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Assuming this is true / credible it seems to potentially herald a significant turning point in state control of the media?
Well, I think we do have to wonder a little if it's been staged
. Will the next step be other propagandists 'convincingly' and aggressively explaining how their beloved leader has been let down by incompetent generals etc etc. ??Weird though.