rogersix
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It's also against the Geneva convention.
is it if the pilot wants to do it?
It's also against the Geneva convention.
They might need to expand the camps, 8 generals, the FSB Officials plus 10k+ protestersNice idea, but not really viable. Missions are routinely recorded like dashcam footage for post-mission debrief. If he dropped his payload in a field and / or ejected, writing off a $15-$20m warplane in the process, then the pilot would likely be spending his forseeable future in a Siberian labour camp.
At best.
They might need to expand the camps, 8 generals, the FSB Officials plus 10k+ protesters
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They might need to expand the camps, 8 generals, the FSB Officials plus 10k+ protesters
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I don’t claim to be a military expert in the slightest, but surely it can’t be a sign that things are going well for Russia to lose several high-ranking officers in such a short timeframe? I guess losing one might be a risk, but aren’t senior officers usually nowhere near the actual fighting?
Like I say, no expert and happy to be corrected.
Is this the time to mention that when so many western firms and companies have pulled out / stopped supplying / suspended services to Russia, Marks & Spencer has refused to close its stores and continues to operate. They seem to believe that collecting for Ukraine at the checkouts is an adequate substitute for them to continuing to trade.
The CEO of M&S is Steve Rowe and his email address is:
steve.rowe@marks-and-spencer.com
I hope many others will join me in lobbying Mr Rowe in the hope that he understands that the stance being taken by his organisation is supporting a brutal, murderous regime.
Incredibly inspirational words from Kyiv mayor Vitali Klitschko in the past couple of hours. **** me they're up for this fight and what leaders they have.
https://youtu.be/5x1WNBX8Ou4
Media here is reporting that Putin is preparing to bring in overseas fighters from Syria to aid his forces. Am I missing something?
Seems a bit tinpot for a ‘superpower’.
Media here is reporting that Putin is preparing to bring in overseas fighters from Syria to aid his forces. Am I missing something?
Seems a bit tinpot for a ‘superpower’.
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Fascinating thread
That’s Vladimir Klitschko, Vitali’s brother, but I agree those are incredibly stirring words spoken from the heart and not from a script. He’s a hugely impressive man, and more eloquent and charismatic when speaking the English language than most Englishmen. Brave as a fúcking bear.
I wish him and his people all the hope in the world. They not only need it, but thoroughly deserve it.
A fair few of the Russian pilot parachutes have not worked.
Probably not worth the risk unless there is no other option.
Media here is reporting that Putin is preparing to bring in overseas fighters from Syria to aid his forces. Am I missing something?
Seems a bit tinpot for a ‘superpower’.
Beg pardon. Took the name from the comments section. Poor fact checking on my part.
Media here is reporting that Putin is preparing to bring in overseas fighters from Syria to aid his forces. Am I missing something?
Seems a bit tinpot for a ‘superpower’.
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Fascinating thread
That's an interesting one.
The voices of dissent, while not yet a clamour, are becoming more numerous, and being heard in unexpected places, like Russian state controlled TV.
Maybe it's wishful thinking, but I do believe that if there is going to be regime change (or at least a change at the top), then the best and most fitting way it could happen, is through an awakening of the Russian people.