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If you go on google maps and plot a route from Rostov-on-don to Moscow you can actually see all the road blocks.
If you go on google maps and plot a route from Rostov-on-don to Moscow you can actually see all the road blocks.
Is anyone really surprised by this?
It always has been.
The russian language is already banned in Lviv oblast. It’s a shame so much is given to ukraine when it’s fate is already sealed. But weapons companies make money and that’s all they care about.
I don’t know, I’m just saying that if there was another path that could be taken where so many didn’t have to die, it should’ve. Also I never said that the Russian army was killing hundreds of thousands of civilians, I said that the combined death toll of the army’s of both sides amounted to that much.
I understand that protecting the russian population in those states, however I don’t believe that invading Ukraine and causing hundreds of thousands of deaths was the right way to protect these people. Not accounting for the untold numbers of people who have fled the regions affected by the fighting.
I understand the territorial disputes of Donbass and Luhansk, but what about the Kherson and Zaporizhzhia, there aren’t any territorial disputes on those regions.
I’m just interested in learning.
8 months? Wow
The message is great, but depleted uranium rounds aren’t radioactive.