Ukraine war mega thread

[bsnub]

Death sentence= allowing your militia to be trained by the US war machine.

It is precisely why they have been kicking the shit out of the ruskies forcing them to abandon the assault on Kyiv and retreat. But your propaganda handlers do not inform useful idiots of such information.

Because that is what you are being used for- cannon fodder.

Ah! Yes, of course you are talking about all the dead Russian conscripts on roads leading to Kyiv.

We're seeing it now.

Seeing what exactly? You are a useful idiot who swallows fake news and lives in some false reality. What you see is fiction.

[bsnub]

buffoon

You earned mister "THIS WAR WILL NEVER HAPPEN". Buffoon indeed.

[sabang]

This war should have never happened, but here we are. Better luck this time?

[sabang]

But what actually happens is Fact. Fingers tapping. What do you think about the partition of Ukraine?

[harrybarracuda]

I lost my sense of war humour during Vietnam, Iraq & Afghanistan mate. Some good movies though. Have you considered how many of the atrocities being perpetrated on Ukrainian civilians might be the work of Far Right militia such as Azov, that are supposedly there to protect them?

Shut up with your fucking nonsense. We all know it's just some bullshit you found on a Russian propaganda site, you fucking moron.

[harrybarracuda]

However, “the longer the war goes on, the greater the risk that more crimes will be committed in this context in Germany”, according to Toepfer.

And the more often brainwashed Puffy Putin drones go out supporting his war crimes, the more likely they are to piss off the civilised hosts of the countries in which they stay.

Not fucking difficult, is it?

[sabang]

Your desperation and looming panic are becoming palpable gentlemen. I suggest you start working on your excuses, not that I would ever ask you for them mind you. Now that would be mean.

[pickel]

What do you think about the partition of Ukraine?

I think it should be up to the sovereign nation of Ukraine to decide that, and thanks to NATO training and weapons, they are currently able to say no. What do you think Mr. Chamberlain?

[bsnub]

What do you think about the partition of Ukraine?

I don't.

[sabang]

^^ I think there will be a partition of Ukraine, Mr Gandhi.

[pickel]

I think there will be a partition of Ukraine

Who's going to police the Ukrainians living under it, who now have a deep hatred of Russia that will last a century? Re-draw the maps all you want, the fighting won't stop until Russia leaves.

[harrybarracuda]

^^ I think there will be a partition of Ukraine, Mr Gandhi.

Because you're an idiot.

What you mean is you think Puffy Putin might keep control of the areas into which for a long time he's been pouring money and troops.

Which you think is worth the execution of thousands of innocent civilians, because you are subhuman, retarded vermin.

[sabang]

No harm in calling a Referendum- better than all of this killing, surely?

'^ Avanuther pint o' that luvly, warm Bitter 'arry. How great it must feel to be you��

[bsnub]

Your desperation and looming panic are becoming palpable gentlemen.

You are a really are a delusional clown.

[sabang]

How about that Referendum

[OhOh]

I think it should be up to the sovereign nation of Ukraine to decide tha

Ukraine signed treaties, Minsk 1 and 2. Unfortunately, their leaders were informed by their handlers, not to comply with the treaties they agreed and signed, nor the two European guarantors.

Ukraine military, actually, continued bombing and splattering Ukrainian men, women and children for 8 or so years.

Crimes against humanity.

The Ukrainian "government" had no ability to make any decisions then or indeed now. Cannon fodder for others schemes.

NaGastan and its vassals will fight this war until the last Ukrainian/Syrian/Afghani/Iraqi/Iranian/Yemeni/Lebanese/Palestinian .... .

SOP for many decades, all around the world.

[pickel]

How about that Referendum

You still think Ukrainians want to be "liberated". How naive.

How about free and fair democratic elections in Russia, and an independent media?

[pickel]

this war

Off to the gulag with you.

[harrybarracuda]

Ukraine signed treaties, Minsk 1 and 2. Unfortunately, their leaders were informed by their handlers, not to comply with the treaties they agreed and signed, nor the two European guarantors.

Ukraine military, actually, continued bombing and splattering Ukrainian men, women and children for 8 or so years.

Crimes against humanity.

The Ukrainian "government" had no ability to make any decisions then or indeed now. Cannon fodder for others schemes.

NaGastan and its vassals will fight this war until the last Ukrainian/Syrian/Afghani/Iraqi/Iranian/Yemeni/Lebanese/Palestinian .... .

SOP for many decades, all around the world.

Not only does Puffy Putin come up with bullshit to try and deny the massacre of Ukrainians in places such as Bucha, but the chinkies are going along with his lies.

Which means idiots like the four wanketeers will consider the bullshit "corroborated".

[Switch]

Your desperation and looming panic are becoming palpable gentlemen. I suggest you start working on your excuses, not that I would ever ask you for them mind you. Now that would be mean.

No desperation and zero panic. Using the ‘excuse’ that the dog ate your homework, might work for the man child backspin, but I’m sure you are made of sterner stuff.

[bsnub]

This is an excellent video posted by a Russian YouTuber I subscribe too. He speaks about how Russia has changed in ways that make the country unrecognizable to him today. He was based in Saint Petersburg until just a couple of weeks ago, when he left Russia for Georgia. A very informative video and well worth the watch...

[bsnub]

[bsnub]

[helge]

As many as 938 educational facilities and almost 300 hospitals have been destroyed as a result of Russian attacks during the full-scale war in Ukraine.
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky said this in his speech to the parliament of South Korea, an Ukrinform correspondent reported.

Russian forces destroy over 900 educational facilities, almost 300 hospitals

Hospital	Location	Year Established	Comments and references
407th Military Hospital	Chernihiv	1934	[2]
Alexander Clinical Hospital	Kharkiv	1875	[3]
American Medical Center	Lviv
Bila Tserkva City Hospital No. 1	Bila Tserkva		[4]
Bila Tserkva City Hospital No. 2	Bila Tserkva		[5]
City Children's Clinical Hospital No.1	Kyiv		[6]
City Clinical Hospital No.7	Kyiv		[6]
City Clinical Hospital No.2	Kyiv		[6]
City Clinical Hospital No.10	Kyiv
City Clinical Hospital for War Veterans	Kyiv	1984	[7]
City Psychiatric Hospital No. 1 (named for IP Pavlov)	Kyiv	1786	[8]
City Hospital No. 1 (named for NI Pirogov)	Sevastopol	1868	[9]
Clinic No.1 of the Scientists Hospital National Academy of Science of Ukraine	Kyiv
Feofaniya Clinical Hospital	Kyiv-Sviatoshyn Raion	1965	[10]
Hlukhiv Central District Hospital	Hlukhiv		[11]
Khmelnytskyi Regional Clinical Hospital	Khmelnytskyi
Khmelnytsky Regional Psychiatric Hospital No. 1	Skarzhintsy village, Yarmolinets District, Khmelnytskyi Oblast	1952	[12]
Kyiv City Clinical Hospital No.18	Kyiv
Liuboml Central District Hospital	Liuboml	2010
Lutheran Community Hospital (named for MP Bazhana)	Kyiv	1913	[13]
Mariupol regional intensive care hospital	Mariupol	1980	[14]
National Emergency and Trauma Hospital	Kyiv		[6]
National Military Clinical Hospital of the Ministry of Defense	Kyiv	1755	Oldest state hospital[6][15]
Regional Clinical Hospital (named for I.I. Mechnikov)	Dnipro	1798	[16]
Republican Clinical Hospital (named for N. A. Semashko)	Simferopol, Republic of Crimea	1914	[17]
Ternopil University Hospital	Ternopil
Transcarpathian Regional Clinical Hospital named after Andrew Novak	Uzhhorod	1451	[18]
Uman City Hospital	Uman
Usatove Hospital	Usatove
Uman Central District Hospital	Uman
Vinnitsa Regional Mental Hospital No.2	Vinnytsia
Central City Hospital	Vuhledar		[19]
Zhmerynka Railway Hospital	Zhmerynka	1898	[20]

See also

This list of hospitals in Ukraine includes notable and noteworthy hospitals in Ukraine throughout its history. Despite the reduction of the number of hospitals in the late 1990s because of fiscal constraints, Ukraine still has an extensive health care infrastructure. Ukraine went from 3,754 hospital beds in 1994 to 2,369 hospital beds in 2012. During this period, many of the rural hospitals were converted to primary care clinics.<sup>[1]

My Comment:

Sounds like an enourmous and exacaggerated number, even if you include clinics and spin</sup>

[YourDaddy]

Russian troops are so disciplined that not so much as a cell phone video has snuck out

Yes. Russian army second strongest in Ukraine