Russian invasion of Ukraine discussion

**mack7.62** · 09-09-22, 09:29

So they are cut off from the North and UAF pushing to complete the encirclement.

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Alexander Kots says Ukrainian forces are also attacking Russian positions south of Izyum.
https://t.me/sashakots/35461

**WillBrink** · 09-09-22, 09:31

Originally Posted by DG23

It's from CNN and you seriously want anyone to believe it is somehow NOT propaganda?

Your sources are unbiased, all other sources that create cognitive dissonance are biased. Got it. To repeat, I have low faith in accuracy of western/pro Ukraine sources, zero faith in Russian/pro Putin sources.

Regardless, if you watched the vid, it's an interview with a few guys on the front line who downplayed the Ukrainian/western narrative on what success they are having, but also seem to have high moral they are making progress and will prevail.

All sources on this conflict must be suspect due to highest level psyops/PR campaign, and the Ukrainians are kicking the Russian's a$$ on that front.

I do personally know a few people on the ground there, and my partner has a business there, and he speaks to his people regularly, and that helps to to fill in the data points to form a full picture.

**tn1911** · 09-09-22, 11:57

'Substantial victory' for Kyiv as Russian front crumbles near Kharkiv

https://www.reuters.com/world/europe...rce=reddit.com

**tn1911** · 09-09-22, 11:58

Ukraine has retaken 1,000 square kilometres in a week

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europ...mpaign=KARANGA

**tn1911** · 09-09-22, 12:00

Top Russian General Possibly Captured in UAF Kharkiv Offensive

https://www.kyivpost.com/russias-war...offensive.html

Ukrainian infantrymen attacking the Kharkiv Region town of Balakliya have likely captured a top Russian general in charge of half the forces deployed in Ukraine by the Kremlin.

**WillBrink** · 09-09-22, 12:16

Originally Posted by tn1911

Top Russian General Possibly Captured in UAF Kharkiv Offensive

https://www.kyivpost.com/russias-war...offensive.html

Ukrainian infantrymen attacking the Kharkiv Region town of Balakliya have likely captured a top Russian general in charge of half the forces deployed in Ukraine by the Kremlin.

Wouldn't be surprised if dude was captured intentionally knowing he's likely better off.

**tn1911** · 09-09-22, 12:30

Originally Posted by WillBrink

Wouldn't be surprised if dude was captured intentionally knowing he's likely better off.

Well he is worth more to the Ukrainians alive than dead just from a purely intelligence standpoint.

**tn1911** · 09-09-22, 12:30

Team Putin Admits Their Worst Case Scenario Is Coming True

https://www.thedailybeast.com/russia...is-coming-true

With state TV studios full of doom and gloom, prominent pundits and experts seem to be preparing Russian audiences for future losses of occupied Ukrainian lands, which are being painstakingly reclaimed by the Ukrainian military. During Wednesday’s broadcast of the state TV show 60 Minutes, host Evgeny Popov said: “We wish courage to our warriors, who are indeed doing very important work, they are resisting an enormous horde that has been trained in the West.”