Poland`s aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 3

There were some rumours that a unit had entered Belgorod, however it seems that the priority is securing the borders, cutting off orc supply lines and liberating Donbas. Apparently orcs are fleeing Kherson too.

The mutiny rumours are intriguing. There are some reports that Vladolf Putler has cancelled a meeting with his generals however of course it could very well be the other way round.


They were. And have.

Germany of course still imports it. Your attempts to relativise Germany's financing of russian war crimes and active opposition to other countries supporting Ukraine during the initial 'special operation' just doesn't work. It leaves a very bad taste in the mouth and does you no favours at all.


I wonder why.

What's most likely is for Ukraine to establish a DMZ within Russian territory so as to prevent Ukrainian territory being shelled. Much like the situation in Israel.

Brothers PF "ukrainians", how is it going for you at the front?

Crnogarc3, it is going just excellent! What a pity you aren`t with us here, celebrating Ukrainian successes! hahahaha

In case you were lurking from a distance, here is a new map for you. Do you like blue colour????? hahahahaha

Yes all ruskis are drowning themselves in vodka including the front line ruski soldiers and Ukrainian soldiers are waiting for them to pass out.Hail matka rosja.

And even a more accurate map straight from the RuSSist Defence Ministry today - it shows RuSSists were pushed to the east from the vicinity of Kharkiv. Territories to the north of the city have been cleaned of RuSSists within one day. Amasing!!!!

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I wonder why the west is only helping Ukraine to push ruskis out,why not attack there homeland.Ukrainian arrmy has the capabilities.Why just push the enemy why not knock there teeth out.I doubt they will resort to nukes and in case they west has better ones together.

Because Ukraine is defending itself, not aggressing. And NATO is a defensive organisation.

I did no such thing. All I did was pointing out that by your own logic, the UK is hardly beyond reproach. If energy ties with Russia are per se enough to nullify a countries' contribution, than that should also apply to the UK. Now you might draw a line and say that beyond a certain amount it becomes unacceptable, and conveniently place the UK on the correct site, but that is hardly convincing.


As does your strange fixation on Germany. There are many European countries that have a similar or even stronger dependency on Russian gas and many who have contributed next to nothing to Ukraine's war effort. Including large countries like Italy or Spain, the former which might soon have far-right government who seek closer ties to Russia.


Beautiful. Would be interesting to know what kind of Codename the Ukrainians had assigned to this Operation. I have a feeling that it might become very famous.

Operation Tempest. :):)

Finally the Russians are doing something smart that should have been done on the first day, they are targeting the electric power grid infrastructure, Kharkov, Sumy, Poltava, Kremenchug and Pavlograd are without electricity and power. There is no way to win a war with your gloves on.

Fleeing for their lives and abandoning their guns and uniforms?


Actually, we are in the matter of Ukraine, as Ukraine itself would (and frequently does) acknowledge.


There you go again, trying to shift the focus. At least you do say that Germany is just one ordinary country among many who let Ukraine down at their most critical hour and are financing war crimes by continuing to buy their oil.

This will doubtless be reflected in Ukraine's post-war reconstruction policies.

All thermal power plants in Ukraine were built by the communists, DECOMMUNIZATION in full.



Massive attacks on the power grid, the obvious goal is to leave a good part of Ukraine without electricity and water, but also to interrupt railway traffic.

In Kiev, there are serious interruptions in the supply of electricity and a complete blackout on the railway towards Sumy, Kharkov and Poltava. The nuclear power plants Yuznoukrajinskaja and Khmelnytskyi were turned off.

They were waiting for September 11... Bashar al-Assad's birthday.

Black-out from the Black Sea

Now Ukrainians have a reason to strike RuSSists critical objects in RuSSia proper. They allowed you to get the taste of it a few months ago when a drone hit the RuSSist powerplant near Belgorod. But is seems you ignored that warning. Don`t be surprised, then. :):):)


Remember the fate of cruiser Moscow which became a submarine??? hahaha So, expect similar events soon, darling. :):):)

So two problems with that - it will end any lingering support for Russia in East Ukraine and also their own better missiles can now easily reach Russian towns

@Crnogorac3
If Ukraine can handle orcs invading their country, trying to destroy their cities, raping children and committing mass murder, power cuts aren't going to weaken their resolve.

As r*SSia loses and becomes unable to challenge any military targets we can expect attacks on population centres. As President Zelenskiy said tonight, they are ready for them.

Meanwhile Ukraine is expected to liberate Kherson after which they can strike any r*SSian military target including aircraft.

Those Ukrainians who have refused education before are learning the nasty truth about RuSSists at last. They are terrorists which need to be removed like Bin Laden and company.


Bridge! Bridge! Take out that fekking bridge! hahahaha

in other words just exactly what the world has come to expect from russia, a country of thieves with no respect for truth or honor (and not deserving any respect) an inferior country full of inferior people...

Zelensky's speech in answer will be widely quote:

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A truly terrorist attack on civilians again. This is the true face of RuSSia and its murderers. Let you burn in Hell.


More and more facts prove it. RuSSia is a rotten country inhabited by people with rotten souls. Let them all burn in Hell. If I was nasty, I would pray for it to our God the Mother.

As I posted a few days ago, from inside info that I have, Ukraine has now started the push back.
Russians and their weak willed supporters need to take note.
This is the beginning of the end for Russia.....

Any news of Pushilin and the DNR leadership. Am surprised they made no public statements so far - complete contrast to a true leader like Zelensky

Wow... That was good...




Indeed!

Some reports that they'd fled before the main assault. Very possible.

Some sources say he's vanished without trace, others say he's in Rostov.

Gary Kasparov tweeted a nice one earlier: "Russia may be banned from the Olympics, but their soldiers are displaying excellent results in the Ukraine Triathlon by swimming, riding, and running!"

:):):) Funny.
Even funnier is they are leaving their armament behind, including 20 tanks in operational condition and many others, but they don`t forget to take their looted stuff, like toilets and washing machines.

It is amaSSing how RuSSian culture will be enriched after the war with those stolen items which have never been seen in many parts of RuSSia, let alone used. .

Well, Pawian try to wash your laundry in a tank.

Well, I tend to agree that much more money and arms need to be gifted to Ukraine and Zelenski. Man is willing and have supporters. Give him more and results will come.

Yes, some RuSSists tried to make that stunt so they drove their tanks into a river to avoid pouring water into the tank from a bucket. Lazy bones!

Stop criticizing President Crnogorac, you filthy westoid! Mr. Putin is a brilliant strategist and the last hope of the white race!!!111

Sadly the Mother of God has no authority with granting prayer requests, only God the Father can do that.


Ukraine's military said it took back more than 700 square miles from Russia in less than 3 days
The Russian people want Putin gone just like the American people want biden gone.

I don't want to ruin anyone's fun (lord knows you waited a long time), but bear in mind that the pendulum of war tends to swing in both directions. In saying this, I don't intend to diminish the magnitude of Ukraine's success, or of our own failure. Just saying - don't be upset if this turns out to be only the end of the beginning, rather than the beginning of the end.

In WW2 the USSR lost Kharkov twice, before taking it back in the Third Battle of Kharkov.