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It has to look like Ukraine did it, they'll plant that one byraktar wreck they have next to his body.
It says a lot about Russia that these scumbags are getting released after 6 months of not being dumb enough to die, while volunteers and conscripts are having their contracts force renewed. >

They have military experience now.  I bet it’s a matter of time before mobilization. >

Why do you think he left for Turkey >

Estimated Russian losses from 24.02.2022 to 25.01.2023 (Day 336):
It was a good day for Ukraine.  
|Category              |Change*|Total     |
|:---|:---|:---|
|Personnel             |+910      |123080    |
|Tanks                 |+9      |3161      |
|APVs                  |+23     |6307      |
|Artillery             |+6     |2154      |
|MLRS                  |+2      |450       |
|Anti-aircraft Systems |-      |220       |
|Aircraft              |+1      |290       |
|Helicopters           |-      |281       |
|UAVs                  |+5    |1902      |
|Missiles              |-      |749       |
|Warships / Boats      |-      |18        |
|Other Vehicles        |+23      |4967      |
|Special Equipment     |-      |194       |
*Change since the previous day.
Source: The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine >

Does losses for personnel here mean total casualties including dead, wounded, missing and captured? >

Nope >


Jason Jay Smart
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Putin considering another wave of mobilizations of up to 200,000 people, CNN writes, citing US officials familiar with the intelligence.
The draft would be done “quietly” to not upset the population.
The initial invasion, almost a year ago, included less than 150k troops.

Any creative ideas on how Putin could go about conducting a quiet mobilization? >

Ivan hops onto the train for his morning commute to work. It takes him a little longer than it should to realize he got on the wrong train when he notices the view out of the window is different. He gets up to go ask what's going on when government officials in plain clothes tell him to sit back down. When the train does stop he finds himself at a military training camp. Not soon after, the doors open and the shouting starts. >

There was someone posting here recently from Moscow who did say he heard they were grabbing people in metro stations so you probably aren't far off. >

Lol if you want to know what Russia will do next, just think of what stupid idea would have severe unintended consequences. In this case it's grabbing the people headed to work. Make sure you kill off the people working the blue collar jobs that keep the country running and making the others stop going to work when they realize people are being grabbed on their way to work. >

Narrator, "Kyiv expressed interest" >

🍆 >

Happy birthday Mr President. The worlds gift to you will be one day soon the defeat of Russian pigs >

And maybe a hundred tanks as well! >

Place your bets on how many copies of The Sims 3 will be found next to his body. >

“We overdid it last time, this time sims 2” >

Nah, they only do that for foreigners.
This will be a case of shooting himself three times in the back of the head and then jumping out of a window.
If anyone has any concerns call lifeline.