Russian invasion of Ukraine discussion

**tn1911** · 06-30-22, 12:35

Belarus sends out conscription notices en masse

https://english.nv.ua/nation/belarus...-50253394.html

**Alpha-17** · 07-01-22, 08:34

Originally Posted by tn1911

Belarus sends out conscription notices en masse

https://english.nv.ua/nation/belarus...-50253394.html

I heard about that one. Going to be really interesting if Putin drags his lap dog into this to make up for his casualties. I wonder if a coordinated attack would be enough to get NATO involved (probably not) or get the pro-Russian folks to finally realize just how badly the Ukrainians have hurt Russia. (also probably not; they'd just start talking about how this was the plan all along, and we are fools for thinking that Russia ever wanted anything but all of Ukraine, or something equally different than what they've already said)

**georgeib** · 07-01-22, 11:38

101st Airborne Deployed, Six Destroyers to Mediterranean, F-35 Squadrons to U.K.

https://theconservativetreehouse.com...adrons-to-u-k/

I hope somebody starts de-escalating things soon. It's hot enough in Atlanta as it is.

**mack7.62** · 07-01-22, 12:48

So who is Belarus going to attack, Ukraine or the Honey Badger of countries Lithuania. If they shut off the supply of vodka on July 10th that could start WWIII.

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Despite pressure from Brussels and Berlin not to enforce EU sanctions on Russian goods passing through to Kaliningrad, Lithuania refuses to budge and intends to impose new sanctions on transit as earlier agreed with EU.

July 10 - cement and alcohol
August 10 - coal
Dec 5 - oil

**tn1911** · 07-01-22, 13:07

Russian missile strikes on town near Odesa kill at least 21, says Ukraine. Thirty-eight injured after two missiles hit block of flats and holiday campsite, officials say.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...7-ukraine-says

jesus christ it's like they're trying to win a war crimes competition

**tn1911** · 07-01-22, 13:10

Russians withdraw old military equipment from storage on Sakhalin and in Kaliningrad Ministry of Defence

https://www.yahoo.com/news/russians-...145000281.html

The Russian occupiers are withdrawing weapons and military equipment from storage in the most remote regions of Russia such as Kaliningrad Oblast and Sakhalin Island.

Source: Oleksandr Motuzianyk, spokesperson for the Ministry of Defence, at a briefing, "Interfax-Ukraina"

Quote: "In order to cover current losses in equipment, the Russians are withdrawing the necessary weapons and military equipment from storage.

The Directorate General of Intelligence of the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine has learned that, since April of this year, military equipment has been withdrawn from storage throughout Russia, including the most remote regions such as the Kaliningrad region and Sakhalin Island. The weapons and equipment are being repaired and prepared for transportation to operational areas for further use by the Russian military forces."