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Poland's aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 20


Alien  25 | 6397
1 day ago   #121
Russia, let's talk

Eh, what's there to talk about?
Vesko Vukovic  - | 192
1 day ago   #122
riyadh
Meeting in Riyadh

Here is who is participating in the historic meeting in Saudi Arabia

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and Vladimir Putin's adviser Yuri Ushakov met today with high-ranking American diplomats in Saudi Arabia.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, US National Security Adviser Mike Waltz, US Middle East Envoy Steve Witkoff, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and Russian President Vladimir Putin's foreign policy adviser Yuri Ushakov are at the meeting.


Even the waiters and bartenders in Riyadh know more about the peace talks than EU leaders

😁 LOL
Bratwurst Boy  8 | 11920
1 day ago   #123
Now he is ranting against Russia! US President Donald Trump is threatening Kremlin ruler Vladimir Putin (72) with far-reaching sanctions and is calling for peace negotiations with Ukraine.

bild.de/politik/wegen-angriffen-in-ukraine-trump-droht-russland-mit-sanktionen-67cb02b0e06e8b4f9a621cde

....maybe we just have to get used to it....this "style" of communication of his....

...."Due to the fact that Russia is currently 'bombing' Ukraine on the battlefield, I am seriously considering imposing extensive banking sanctions, sanctions and tariffs on Russia until a ceasefire and a FINAL AGREEMENT ON PEACE IS REACHED. To Russia and Ukraine: Sit down at the negotiating table immediately before it is too late. Thank you!!!"
johnny reb  49 | 7927
1 day ago   #124
The Golden Cow revealed today that he has sent a letter to Iran warning that it can either "make a deal" with Washington, D.C., on its nuclear program or face the U.S. "militarily."
I wish Donald would just shut his mouth for a day and go play some golf for a change up.
OP cms neuf  2 | 1838
1 day ago   #125
I'm having a long breakfast today

The US could probably fight a few wars one by one - Panama, Denmark, Gaza then Iran

But they can't fight them all at the same time - especially after insulting all their best friends like Canada and Britain
Novichok  4 | 8485
1 day ago   #126
Even the waiters and bartenders in Riyadh know more about the peace talks than EU leaders...

...and know that prolonging this lopsided war is a war crime, not taking kids to safety.

We need new English words to express my contempt for the warmongers everywhere...starting with the UK wh0re aka Borys Johnson.

The US warmongers are under adult supervision now so they are temporarily exempt.

Vesko, you forget restroom ladies...
OP cms neuf  2 | 1838
1 day ago   #127
theguardian.com/world/2025/mar/07/three-bulgarian-nationals-found-guilty-spying-russia-uk

I don't know how 3 Bulgarians and an Austrian decided to throw their hand in with North Nigeria. Money obviously plus a bit of emotion from these women

Either way they have a long time to think about it - all accessories to murder
Ironside  50 | 12946
1 day ago   #128
te=cms neuf]But they can't fight them all at the same time -
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They can, they don't need to. Denmark would fold, Panama would fold, or it would take a week including mop-up operation.
While Iran could be a tough nut to crack, but not impossible.
No need for any help.
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People here on PF really do not understand Americans at all.

Really? What people?
Novichok  4 | 8485
1 day ago   #129
I wish Donald would just shut his mouth for a day and go play some golf for a change up.

I couldn't agree more. A silent Trump could be more effective by not telling his enemies inside and out what his plans are.

He wouldn't be forced to explain why he changed his mind, either.

They can, they don't need to.

Iron, like it or not, but I like your posts. If I ever get on Euros, you are exempt.

That doesn't mean you can't get on my case and my dementia. I can take it as long as you are reasonable about the US.
Torq  8 | 1018
1 day ago   #130
Now he is ranting against Russia!

Maskirovka.

Too late, Donald Fredovich Trumpov, we already know who you are!
Bratwurst Boy  8 | 11920
1 day ago   #131
we already know who you are!

Do we?

....I'm still undecided!
Bobko  27 | 2079
1 day ago   #135
Good news everyone! Ukrainians in Kursk have been put into an operational encirclement.

Following a breakthrough to the south west of Sudzha, approximately 24-48 hrs ago, Russia now has full fire control over the single remaining supply route into occupied Kursk.

Ukrainian soldiers in Kursk are requesting to be pulled out, according to interviews in the Kiev Independent and Politico.

Given that Zelensky and Syrski never give an order to withdraw until it is too late - I want to wish our Ukrainian brothers good luck!

Did not expect this news this week, or this month even. Surprise!

Source: politico.eu/article/russia-attack-force-ukraine-consider-pull-out-kursk/

Source #2: kyivindependent.com/logistics-is-gone-russia-breaches-ukrainian-positions-in-kursk-oblast-sources-confirm/

Source #3: bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-03-07/russia-close-to-cutting-off-ukrainian-troops-fighting-in-kursk

Ukrainians really seem to love sitting in cauldrons. This is the third time they've been put into an encirclement from the beginning of the year. First in Kurakhove, then in Velika Novoselka. This one is course a much, much larger encirclement.

Currently, there are estimated to be 15,000-20,000 Ukrainian troops in Kursk. The articles state that medical evacuations have become all but impossible. Fuel and ammunition supplies frequently don't reach them, as the last remaining access route has turned into a graveyard of Ukrainian vehicles.

Soldiers that are able to get out, do so on foot, through fields and forests.

If the encirclement goes from an operational one, to a full encirclement - it will be the largest one of the war. Larger even than the two brigades which were captured in Mariupol.

However, it's not likely to happen - I think - since Russia's preferred way of handling these things is to leave one axis open for retreat and then force a withdrawal. Personally - I would of course love to see a massive WW2 style encirclement.

Will have to wait and see.
wariatisthegame  - | 37
1 day ago   #136
look up stalingrad on youtube and see how many ponder still to this day why the great german reich had to die there (even one youtube video has this basically as the header text on the image of the video) and why and how their heros had to be encircled. what i dont get is why these western and americna germans arent rooting for urkiwne the dame wy as the nazis on youtube videos?
Bratwurst Boy  8 | 11920
1 day ago   #137
....again....I get the feeling Putin is reenacting WWII......
mafketis  38 | 11142
1 day ago   #138
utin is reenacting WWII......

But as Adolf....
wariatisthegame  - | 37
1 day ago   #140
a lot of people making youtube videos about stalingrad are serious german or hitler synpathisers.
Przelotnyptak1  - | 532
1 day ago   #141
....I'm still undecided!

To look in the face of a political genius and be undecided is inexcusable, especially from 92% Savic person:::)))
Vesko Vukovic  - | 192
1 day ago   #143
Putin

To look in the face of a political genius

I fully concur with the thoughts of Przelotnyptak1.

The Russians must be running out of champagne by now. 😁
wariatisthegame  - | 37
1 day ago   #144
so trump changes his mind again and loves putin again guys?
youtu.be/AMwNyDUMPAw?si=70Qx4laCs9g5O-iB

this is interesting btw:
youtube.com/shorts/dvmt_CVKOSg?si=c0hPTTjqMxiqtw8c
Vesko Vukovic  - | 192
1 day ago   #145
Good news everyone!

Even more good news 👍🏻

1

Russian Iskander hit a group of French soldiers in Krivoy Rog. According to preliminary data, 28 mercenaries were killed.
Novichok  4 | 8485
1 day ago   #146
for retreat and then force a withdrawal.

A very bad idea that would make invading Russia without consequences.

28 mercenaries were killed.

Love it. Their families must be proud.

Nothing feels as good as dying for another guy's freedom and democracy.
Bobko  27 | 2079
1 day ago   #147
A very bad idea that would make invading Russia without consequences.

There's a military logic to it, of course.

1) Withdrawing along a predetermined corridor that we had left for them - the Ukrainians typically get turned into mincemeat by Russian artillery and FPV drones.

2) An encircled force will fight fiercely (remember Azovstal, or the Germans at Stalingrad). It will attempt multiple breakouts. Friendly forces on the outside will attempt to counterattack, and lift the siege. Russian forces that effect the encirclement, have the unenviable job of keeping the Ukrainians inside bottled up, while defending from the Ukrainians on the outside trying to relieve them.

3) It allows whatever is inside the encirclement to be taken more or less intact. If, instead, a full battle of annihilation is fought - the battle zone will turn into a lunar landscape. A few cities were taken intact recently, using these tactics of squeezing Ukrainians out by encircling them and leaving them only one exit route.

4) Whatever exit routes we leave the Ukrainians, are typically towards directions without cover or defensive lines. In other words, open fields.

Basically, not trying to capture or kill every single Ukrainian caught in a trap, may allow us to move much faster than otherwise.
Vesko Vukovic  - | 192
1 day ago   #148
uk



Pajeets on the dance floor harassing white sluts. the slut should be in the kitchen cooking for her husband while the jeet should be in India instead of being allowed to access white pussy like a kid in a candy store given access to all the sweets.

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wariatisthegame  - | 37
1 day ago   #149
id the ruskis are so tough why didnt they have the balls to throw an iskande ror two against the jews or israel when their buddies iran were getting their butts kicked?
Torq  8 | 1018
1 day ago   #150
Ukrainians typically get turned into mincemeat by Russian artillery

Hm... I remember the days when you would oppose talking about dying soldiers in such way.

Ah, well. Any war, if it's prolonged, is bound to take its toll on people. Not to mention PF taking its toll as well.


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