Russia-Ukraine War - News and Developments

[nang2]

Not really bro.... That happens only when the economy collapses entirely

Nope. Economy isn't that fragile. But war is a very effective tool to keep social stability by making people more docile. Check The Report from Iron Mountain.

 

[Dai Toruko]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1496864788365860869

 

[khail007]

This isn't twitter, this is an internet forum.

Sanctions are being imposed as we speak, so there is nothing vague about it here.

It reflects, that wherever you want to avoid you goes in 'twitter' mode. So this is called diplomacy.

Did you read my post? I noticed you didn't.
USA/West, where they feel themselves on weak moral grounds, they use to play a game called 'SANCTIONS' and this is not a new thing. What are they able to change against Iran or Korea?

 

[The SC]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1496862482492801030

 

[Man of steel23]

Nope. Economy isn't that fragile. But war is a very effective tool to keep social stability by making people more docile. Check The Report from Iron Mountain.

Not at inflation treeshold but only when everything collapses

 

[The Eagle]

Russian Defence Ministry and RT.com websites are still down

@RescueRanger

 

[MH.Yang]

The pain of paying off real estate mortgage. It has been already there for quite some time.

Seriously, brother. A month ago, all Chinese economists did not expect European funds to come to China, not USA. They predicted that USA would use the war to raise interest rates to allow European funds to flow to USA.
And the damage of this war to B&R is obvious.
So at first, we all thought that this war would only bring trouble to China's economy.


As for China's control of Russia through this war, this is nonsense, No country can control such a powerful and great country.
The fact is that China will be forced to transfuse blood to Russia. Just now, China's Ministry of Agriculture announced that it would allow wheat from all over Russia to be imported into China.
Shit, Russian wheat has dwarf smut.

 

[ghazi52]

Soon after President Putin declared the beginning of the invasion of Ukraine, videos and images claiming to be from the conflict began trending on major social networks.

While there is lots of genuine footage, some viral clips racking up hundreds of thousands of views show events from past conflicts or old military exercises. Many of these seem to coming from users posting content without checking.

The BBC has seen videos of the 2014 Russia-Ukraine war, the 2011 Libyan war and the 2020 Beirut explosions going viral.

In one example, a former Ukrainian ambassador to the US tweeted a video which he claimed was taken in Mariupol, but a version of the same clip was uploaded to TikTok weeks ago and apparently showing a lightning hitting a power station.

Another viral video claiming to show Russian military paratroopers landing in Ukraine first appeared online in 2016.

But Twitter seems to be taking a proactive role in confronting misleading content, as it seemed to have removed several videos proven to be old or false by fact-checkers and researchers.

 

[Man of steel23]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1496862482492801030

His maps are difficult to understand because his not sharing it in better mapping platform

 

[nang2]

Not at inflation treeshold but only when everything collapses

Nobody worries about the time when everything collapses.

 

[Abid123]

Why is Ukraine not fighting back? What happened to the S-300s?

 

[Man of steel23]

Nobody worries about the time when everything collapses.

Exactly. That is when wars happen

 

[White privilege]

Oh boys, it seems like Talibs vs ANA all over again like last year.

 

[HAIDER]

Military helicopters apparently Russian, fly over the outskirts of Kyiv, Ukraine Photograph: AP

 

[ghazi52]

Military action

Russian forces have invaded Ukraine, with missile strikes and explosions reported near major cities and on its military infrastructure.

The Ukrainian military says it has killed about 50 Russian "occupiers" and shot down at least six Russian aircraft, although this has not been independently verified.

On its side, Russia claims it has met little resistance and claims that Ukrainian armed forces are fleeing en masse, abandoning their weapons and positions.


BBC

Civilian impact

Emergency sirens have been sounding in Kyiv since the first explosions in the early hours. Huge traffic jams have built up as residents try to flee the city after Ukraine closed its airspace to civilian flights.

Elsewhere, residents are seeking shelter in stations - and queues have formed for buses, cashpoints and petrol.

Several European countries bordering Ukraine, including Poland, Slovakia and Hungary, say they are preparing for an influx of refugees.