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Tizzer3000 t1_ja756dq wrote
Reply to comment by BoxedLunchable in Russias Medvedev says arms supplies to Kyiv threaten global nuclear catastrophe by R1ckCrypto
It has been called… tons of countries continue to keep providing aid to Ukraine in spite of these statements. Has been going on for months and I don’t see it stopping. Russia is trying everything they can to stop Ukraine from receiving aid because Russia can easily beat Ukraine in a war, what Russia can’t beat is Ukraine being supplied by every other major power on earth (nearly)
AmINotAlpharius t1_ja7566a wrote
Reply to comment by fnorksayer in Belarus to Mobilize 1.5 Million Potential Soldiers Outside the Armed Forces in Case of War, Senior Belarusian Official Claims by Leshracc
Do not underestimate Zerg Rush tactics.
fnorksayer t1_ja750pj wrote
Reply to comment by AmINotAlpharius in Belarus to Mobilize 1.5 Million Potential Soldiers Outside the Armed Forces in Case of War, Senior Belarusian Official Claims by Leshracc
And what are they gonna do anyway? To throw potatoes in the Ukrainian tanks?
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xenoghost1 t1_ja74ybz wrote
Reply to comment by random_nohbdy in Putin casts war as a battle for Russias survival by R1ckCrypto
lmao, i advocated Královec yesterday.
you're right tho.
[deleted] t1_ja74ms9 wrote
Reply to Saudi Arabia agrees to allocate $410 million for humanitarian aid to Ukraine by Straight_Ad2258
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ClubSoda t1_ja74jvr wrote
Reply to comment by VAG0 in Putin casts war as a battle for Russias survival by R1ckCrypto
Hint: propaganda works.
OldMork t1_ja74jk0 wrote
Reply to China approves biggest expansion in new coal power plants since 2015, report finds | China by cosmic_fetus
ditching my plastic straw feels so worth now
ClubSoda t1_ja74iju wrote
Reply to comment by Pants__Goblin in Putin casts war as a battle for Russias survival by R1ckCrypto
He won't be allowed to. He was told by Xi and Biden.
ClubSoda t1_ja74fcw wrote
NATO has bordered ruZZia since Turkey joined in 1949. Get real, Mr. small p.
js49997 t1_ja74fbm wrote
Reply to Russias Medvedev says arms supplies to Kyiv threaten global nuclear catastrophe by R1ckCrypto
No. Russia's illegal invasion of Ukraine "threatens global nuclear catastrophe". Order your troops home and they'll be no more war.
Thue t1_ja74b5w wrote
Reply to comment by ilovefacebook in Belarus to Mobilize 1.5 Million Potential Soldiers Outside the Armed Forces in Case of War, Senior Belarusian Official Claims by Leshracc
Belarus is a semi-puppet state of Russia, with the unpopular dictator Lukashenko being kept in power by Russians military might. As a Russian puppet state, Russians keeps publicly trying to get Belarus to send their troops into Ukraine, but that would be extremely unpopular to the Belarusian population. So Lukashenko keeps making anti-Ukraine and anti-NATO noises to placate Putin, while at the same time doing everything he can to find and loudly talk about excuses to not actually send their troops into Ukraine.
DeliciousBlacksmith7 t1_ja745cq wrote
His*
anti-DHMO-activist t1_ja742es wrote
Reply to comment by Vinomadd4877 in As Tokyo Electric Power Co. moves closer to discharging tons of stored water from its stricken Fukushima No. 1 nuclear plant, local opposition has intensified and cries of betrayal are being heard by DoremusJessup
It's tritium, which is practically rather harmless. And only ~2.2g of it. Even locally that's not going to have any serious impact.
La hague in france releases about 13 times that much, every year.
This is a complete non-issue.
Cr33py07dGuy t1_ja740um wrote
Reply to comment by doctoreldritch in As Tokyo Electric Power Co. moves closer to discharging tons of stored water from its stricken Fukushima No. 1 nuclear plant, local opposition has intensified and cries of betrayal are being heard by DoremusJessup
Sure. Science. But on the flip-side, have you ever seen Godzilla?
random_nohbdy t1_ja73rpo wrote
Reply to comment by xenoghost1 in Putin casts war as a battle for Russias survival by R1ckCrypto
Better yet, they can reunify with their rightful Czech rulers under the name and banner of Královec
autotldr t1_ja73qnl wrote
Reply to First 2000 inmates moved to El Salvador's new gangster prison - President Nayib Bukele, who has declared a "war" on gangs, claims Center for the Confinement of Terrorism is largest mega-prison in Americas. by mortalaa
This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 81%. (I'm a bot)
> The first 2,000 inmates of a new prison built in El Salvador to accommodate more than 40,000 suspected gangsters targeted in President Nayib Bukele's "War" on crime, have arrived at the facility.
> Built on Bukele's orders after he declared a "War" on gangs last March, the prison in Tecoluca, 74 kilometres southeast of the capital San Salvador, consists of eight buildings made of reinforced concrete.
> "There will be no mattresses in the cells," the prison warden - who wore a ski mask to protect his identity - told journalists when the project was unveiled.
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waitinp t1_ja73prg wrote
Reply to China approves biggest expansion in new coal power plants since 2015, report finds | China by cosmic_fetus
Where's Greta now?
Velvy71 t1_ja73kqs wrote
Well there’s only one person who’s put Russia in that position, they were doing quite well until he took over.
yoyo456 t1_ja73exw wrote
Reply to comment by EvenHair4706 in Far-right Israeli minister says 'no' to West Bank settlement freeze by loggiews
Not to mention he called himself openly a "fascist homophobe" and said that his voters knowingly voted for him for that.
bjarkov t1_ja736cd wrote
Reply to comment by BobbyP27 in Putin casts war as a battle for Russias survival by R1ckCrypto
The Russian objectives of the war have changed since the invasion began, starting with most of Ukraine under Russian control, then moving on to recognized annexation of the regions of Donetsk, Kherson, Luhansk and Zhaporizhzhia. Probably a Russian "win" would be recognized annexation of any of the above regions as well as a recognition of Krim as a Russian territory.
The question is if any of these objectives are compatible with a Western view of a Ukrainian "win", which so far amounts to reverting to pre-2014 borders.
The diplomatic and political price of a Russian win, however, looks like it will be very high and will affect regional safety politics for decades to come, firmly estranging Russian interests from the western world
BobbyP27 t1_ja759bm wrote
Reply to comment by bjarkov in Putin casts war as a battle for Russias survival by R1ckCrypto
If that's what counts as a "win", then it does not bode well for Russia in the longer term if they do. The best they would get out of that is something like the situation in Northern Ireland, which involved decades of terrorist insurgency type fighting, and was only sort of resolved when the UK agreed to significant concessions of both autonomy and an agreed potential path to a united Ireland. Is Russia prepared to endure that?