shmmeee
Well-Known Member
They’re telling tourists to use the land bridge through occupied Ukraine
I’ve had some crappy family holiday drives before but that would take the biscuit.
Puts another dent in Putin's reputation at home too, which can't hurt.
Perhaps discourages travel in general across the bridge too, I certainly wouldn't fancy it knowing that it's constantly at risk of attack...
They’re telling tourists to use the land bridge through occupied Ukraine
I’ve had some crappy family holiday drives before but that would take the biscuit.
I remember as a kid is driving to catch the ferry at Belfast when it was a particularly bad summer for sectarian violence and riots in Northern Ireland. The advice from the police was stay away from Belfast if possible and if you have to drive through Belfast make sure all your doors are locked and don’t stop at traffic lights because people were being forced out of their cars so the cars could be set up as barriers and set alight. That was a fun journey. We got to the ferry okay which was a night sailing and as the ship was getting ready to depart I vividly remember standing on the deck looking out at Belfast and just seeing huge fires everywhere.They’re telling tourists to use the land bridge through occupied Ukraine
I’ve had some crappy family holiday drives before but that would take the biscuit.
owned by one of the "gang".
You've got to laugh
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Turkey, Poland, Romania fuck me currently I think Ireland would be able to cause Russia troubleSo. Russia v Poland. And…..
Putin puppet says Russia 'ready to wage war with Turkey' over Black Sea
Russian state media, which is strictly controlled by the Kremlin, is used in part as a tool to overplay Vladimir Putin's global influence to its civilian viewership. The state channels often call on the Russian autocrat to wage war with NATO to mask the reality that such a prospect is not feasible.www.express.co.uk
Hopefully when putin loses power eventually he will be released.19 years of hell for criticising Putin
Hopefully when putin loses power eventually he will be released.
Can think of somewhere better tbhHopefully Putin takes his place.
19 years of hell for criticising Putin
It could have been worse - they could have played round the clock videos of Zekensky dancing on Tic Tok
Started on the sherry early tonight?
Stalemate and it ending around the negotiating table is still the most likely overcome.Ukraine getting F16s then (long overdue).
*awaits WW3*
Stalemate and it ending around the negotiating table is still the most likely overcome.
I think you’re over estimating your influence here. In all seriousness, unfortunately it won’t be entirely up to them - the longer it goes on the more pressure there will be for concessions.That's fine as long as the result of those negotiations is Russia leaving Ukrainian territory.
Until then, no negotiations.
I think you’re over estimating your influence here. In all seriousness, unfortunately it won’t be entirely up to them - the longer it goes on the more pressure there will be for concessions.
The day will come when they have to take stock. Russia is sending canon fodder still. Providing the armoir and ammunition flows from the west, Ukraine will keep going. But, there has to be a point when both sides stop.They're on the offensive, they aren't going to agree to any negotiation which results in Russia remaining in Ukraine.
The day will come when they have to take stock. Russia is sending canon fodder still. Providing the armoir and ammunition flows from the west, Ukraine will keep going. But, there has to be a point when both sides stop.
Yes I agree, and you are right that being supplied by the west is a huge factor, probably the biggest. But until the west stops arming Ukraine then they will keep pushing Russia out.
It might be financially expensive, but at the moment the West is grinding down Russia's military without losing a single soldier.
The US have spent something like 2 weeks worth of their annual defence budget on aid and weapons for Ukraine and has practically crippled the Russian army.
It's a fantastic ROI for them, they will keep funding like this for as long as they want/need to.
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