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  How can Ukraine demilitarize when Russia keeps giving them more tanks and artillery?
context: ...invading a country and trying to destroy their government and infrastructure through mass murder and displacement of civilians IS trying to forcibly demilitarize them.
  You're telling them to surrender, or else you'll invade... in the middle of a failing invasion. >
  
  Yeah, this has a slightly lame tone.  Stop resisting or I'll have to, uh, keep attacking you. >
  
  Lavrov coming hot with the "Black Knight from Holy Grail" vibes >
  
  It's just a scratch! >
  
  A mere flesh wound. >
  
  He will call it a draw soon. >
  
  Just remember, you walked away, I didn’t. >
  
  
  “Ukraine will demilitarize the RF (Russian Federation) to the end, oust the invaders from all occupied territories. Wait for the finale silently…” >
  
  …this could be I hope the end of Putin’s Russia. >
  
  The Ukrainian offensive was and is the beginning of the end of Putin's Russia. >
  
  Russia must fuck off or fuck off >
  
  Russian ship fucked itself >
  
  Russia never shuts up, does it? >
  
  They are kids >
  
  Even kids learn to shut up after getting slapped around enough. >
  
  Dude looks like a sagging testicle. >
  
  I like to say he has a face like a slapped ballsack. >
  
  The world needs to deLavrov >
  
  I agree, ruzzia should demilitarize >
  
  Russia is doing a pretty good job of demilitarizing themselves with all of the tanks, artillery, and infantry that they’re losing. They’re so close to being out of ammunition that they’re buying some from N Korea. The Ukrainians military has estimated that the Russians are down to one final wave of massed rockets to fire at civilian targets and they can’t replace them because the sanctions have stopped any technology from being imported by Russia. >
  
  They're down to two or three waves according to Ukrainian intelligence. The latest raid on Engels might've also put another nail in Russia's bombing campaign if the rumors of several bombers being seriously damaged are true. Supposedly they were planning a raid on Christmas, but were instead forced to evacuate their planes to Siberia. If the terror bombing fails then Russia is pretty much out of options. >
  
  If true, that's somewhat of a relief. >
  
  Oh yeah you and what army? >
  
  The Belorussian army, that’s what! >
  
  If you think the separatist soldiers are pathetic, wait till you see the Belarusian ones haha