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Should the worst happen and the Russians invade, I suspect that many rich Russians in the UK will be part of the proposed sanctions, could this affect our foes down the road?
favourite cheese mature Cheddar. FFS there is no such thing as the EPL
Stopped watching the news now..It's just too upsetting. Quiet happy to listen on the radio but Can't watch it. I've donated to countless fundraisers but it will never be enough. Not sure what innocent children (14million displaced) have done to deserve this.
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Russia, Ukraine & Abramovich on 19:59 - Mar 10 with 3477 views
Here here. Living in West London, we have got used to a large Polish community - fine people. During the Brexit campaign some tow rags daubed slogans on the Polish Centre in Hammersmith. Local people sent cards and flowers to the centre to show support.
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Russia, Ukraine & Abramovich on 21:36 - Mar 10 with 3214 views
Just watching CNN. Can you believe there's an organisation called "Stop Bombing Hospitals"? Started by a Syrian woman, after Russian tactics in Syria that killed her doctor husband.
Yes, bombing hospitals seems to be an established Russian military tactic.
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Russia, Ukraine & Abramovich on 23:41 - Mar 10 with 3023 views
Russia, Ukraine & Abramovich on 22:53 - Mar 10 by GloryHunter
Just watching CNN. Can you believe there's an organisation called "Stop Bombing Hospitals"? Started by a Syrian woman, after Russian tactics in Syria that killed her doctor husband.
Yes, bombing hospitals seems to be an established Russian military tactic.
has happened in yemen and iraq, too. War isn't exact or surgical, despite what they would have us believe. It's just evil.
Russia, Ukraine & Abramovich on 18:35 - Mar 10 by Northernr
Heartbreaking scenes showing the true cost of this madness yet powerful and uplifting also.Fair play to Poland and its people ,opening their doors to strangers in desperate need shows the true meaning of giving and humanity. Lets hope the refugees all meet such an incredible family and can find some normalcy going forward
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Russia, Ukraine & Abramovich (n/t) on 02:21 - Mar 11 with 2896 views
The Anonymous hacker collective claimed on Sunday that it had hacked into Russian state TV and streaming services, including Russia 24, Channel One, Moscow 24, Wink and Ivi, in order to show footage depicting the horrors of the conflict in Ukraine.
Anonymous is presently engaged in a full-fledged cyber war against the Russian government, and has urged its members to destabilise Vladimir Putin's regime in whatever way they can.
The cyber security experts described the latest attack as the biggest Anonymous operation ever witnessed after Russian TV networks Russia 24 and Moscow 24 were hacked to broadcast video from the front lines of the Russian invasion.
In a video shared on Twitter, Anonymous showed some of the footage that was broadcast on the channels. Images of the bombing in Ukraine, following Russian attack in the country were among the content shown.
"The hacking collective #Anonymous hacked into the Russian streaming services Wink and Ivi (like Netflix) and live TV channels Russia 24, Channel One, Moscow 24 to broadcast war footage from Ukraine [today]," the group wrote in their Twitter post.
A message appeared towards the end of the video clip, urging Russians to resist the invasion of Ukraine.
Aside from that, hackers are said to have aired troll faces on Russian military broadcasts while also reportedly jamming Russian airwaves with audio of the Ukrainian national anthem.
"Things had started becoming increasingly desperate at Loftus Road but QPR have been handed a massive lifeline and the place has absolutely erupted. it's carnage. It's bedlam. It's 1-1."
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Russia, Ukraine & Abramovich on 14:59 - Mar 11 with 2446 views
I was in M&S today and they were asking customers if they'd like to add a quid or a Lady Godiva to their bill to donate to Ukraine via Unicef. Pity the Chelsea club shop's not open - they could have done the same there.
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Russia, Ukraine & Abramovich on 16:22 - Mar 11 with 2354 views
$400 a week. That equates to around $1,700 a month which is 5 1/2 times more than the average minimum. Now maybe there would be interest then.
I read recently that urban warfare with soldiers having to move street by street and house by house benefits the defenders more than the attackers (hence cowardly use of artillery). Seems like Putin wants experience plus people who don't give a schit about attacking Ukrainians where as some/a lot of Russian soldiers might.
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Russia, Ukraine & Abramovich on 18:19 - Mar 11 with 2103 views
Russia, Ukraine & Abramovich on 17:36 - Mar 11 by Juzzie
$400 a week. That equates to around $1,700 a month which is 5 1/2 times more than the average minimum. Now maybe there would be interest then.
I read recently that urban warfare with soldiers having to move street by street and house by house benefits the defenders more than the attackers (hence cowardly use of artillery). Seems like Putin wants experience plus people who don't give a schit about attacking Ukrainians where as some/a lot of Russian soldiers might.
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"Seems like Putin wants experience plus people who don't give a schit about attacking Ukrainians where as some/a lot of Russian soldiers might."
Very likely, pretty standard practise throughout history
I can't believe we have got to another weekend with Putin still breathing
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Russia, Ukraine & Abramovich on 18:46 - Mar 11 with 5240 views
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