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  Lol true
context: Headline doesn't match the content.
  "Donetsk governor Pavlo Kyrylenko said the situation in the town was "difficult" and that Russian troops were advancing from various directions, adding that the Russians had sustained a large number of casualties, including members of the Wagner mercenary group."
  The right one would be something like "Ukrainian and Russian troops are still fighting in Soledar" >
  
  I see a solution in this.  Russia can just tell themselves they won the war in Ukraine and go home. >
  
  I will nominate you for the peace prize this year >
  
  If you have some time Perun has a breakdown on the Russian culture of lying. It’s a bit long but interesting >
  
  His video on how corruption destroys armies is also a long but very interesting watch.
  In a way it's lucky that Russia has such a prevalent culture of lying and corruption. Just imagine the damage their army could do if it were competent and well-supplied. >
  
  "Long but very interesting" basically describes ALL his videos. >
  
  CNN reported last night a full Ukraine retreat from the city. Witnessed by reporters. >
  
  Going off the top comment, Ukraine is moving the goal post just like Russia does with it's reporting of the situation. They just own most of the city but Ukraine considers part of the country that Russia doesn't to be part of the city. This is war, we should accept the good side doesn't always advance. A withdrawal if done right is to set condition to go back on the offensive. >
  
  Bradleys / Marders / AMX-10s will change the course of battle. >
  
  I'm kind of sure more Maxim machine guns and "I don't need a ride, I need ammunition." applies here. >
  
  🤞 >
  
  The whole world happens despite Russian claims
  Bunch of crackheads