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I've also heard one of the biggest problems Ukraine has now is what to do with all the POW's they're capturing.
Put them to work to rebuild the damage they caused.
If they don't like that, they can clear the mines.
I've also heard one of the biggest problems Ukraine has now is what to do with all the POW's they're capturing.
Reports of fighting in the centre of Izium, of Russians fleeing and leaving all their gear behind.
I've also heard one of the biggest problems Ukraine has now is what to do with all the POW's they're capturing.
Reports that Russia has surrendered Izium
Unfortunately it looks like it's the town they have surrendered, not the soldiers who have hastily legged it.Yes please,
There's a lesson that Russia is learning here - and quickly. You try to f*** with the West (by proxy) and
we'll deploy technology, assistance and arms so advanced and so superior, together with an
army motivated for the proper reasons, that it will show you up for the
backward, crude, neanderthal, perverted, disgusting way you operate for what it is.
Reports that Russia has surrendered Izium
Lovely video circulating showing the UA liberating a Ukrainian household. Amazing scenes.
(Sorry it’s on Twitter and way above my tech knowledge to post here!)
If you're on the website, just highlight then copy and paste (right click "copy", right click "paste") the URL (link). Quickest way on a computer is to click in the search bar, press Ctrl A to highlight the link, Ctrl C to copy it, Ctrl V to paste it. On your phone click the search bar, click the little rectangle symbol to copy, then paste on here.
If you're using the Twitter app, click the share button (the open ended triangle with dots on the points), then click copy link then paste it here.
If you want to be fancy and embed the tweet, do the above then copy just the number from the link and paste the number thus:
[tweet]number[/tweet]
(Without the word number, of course)
Hope that helps
If you're on the website, just highlight then copy and paste (right click "copy", right click "paste") the URL (link). Quickest way on a computer is to click in the search bar, press Ctrl A to highlight the link, Ctrl C to copy it, Ctrl V to paste it. On your phone click the search bar, click the little rectangle symbol to copy, then paste on here.
If you're using the Twitter app, click the share button (the open ended triangle with dots on the points), then click copy link then paste it here.
If you want to be fancy and embed the tweet, do the above then copy just the number from the link and paste the number thus:
[tweet!!!!!] number [/tweet]
(Delete the exclamation marks from the above- I had to add them so it would show the structure. Also, without the word number, of course)
Hope that helps
[Tweet]1568594437416300544[/Tweet]