Situazione Ucraina

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per la maggior parte T-34 e T-70, si affrettano ad andare loro incontro

I T70 sono carri del 1970, che ci fanno nella seconda guerra mondiale?

 

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No hai ragione, il T70 è entrato in servizio nel 1942
Mi cospargo il capo di cenere

Quindi quella volta agli iracheni i russi hanno rifilato roba vecchia di 50 anni???

 

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VELYKA NOVOSILKA AVVILUPPATA

 

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Pero in teoria le promesse elettorali almeno dovresti provare a esaudirle, no?

Hai ragione 100%.ma purtroppo la memoria dei politici, appena arrivano alla poltrona,.... Tutti con l'Alzheimer

 

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Ucraina: manifestazione a Kiev per i soldati catturati da Mosca

Centinaia di persone sono scese in piazza nella capitale ucraina per chiedere un maggiore sforzo al governo per liberare i soldati catturati dalla Russia durante il conflitto. Mosca, intanto, ha attacco diversi quartieri di Kiev provocando tre morti e molti danni #EuropeNews

it.euronews.com

 

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Pero in teoria le promesse elettorali almeno dovresti provare a esaudirle, no?

ma va la'!
Dai lo sai bene anche tu che in certe repubbliche presidenziali o parlamentari il potere è piu’ distribuito e di conseguenza le responsabilità sono anche piu’difficili da attribuire. Fazit attaccare o punire politici per le mancate promesse è molto ma molto piu’ difficile! Es. io Trump ti dico che prometto di tagliare le tasse, poi invece arriva il Senato che ridimensiona il tutto ad altri livelli.

p.s. nn mi esprimo esplicitamente sulle promesse riguardo l’Ucraina. E' cmq evidente che ci sono altri interessi/guadagni in ballo soprattutto per un paese come USA cosi’ geograficamente lontano dall’Ucraina.

p.s. ciao a3, stacco ho altro da fare, adiòs

 

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Slavyangrad

"You want to know how bad it is in California right now? This is how bad it is. [President Volodymyr Zelensky has offered to send 150 Ukrainian rescuers to help fight massive wildfires]. We are in such deep shit that a country that has been bombed non-stop for almost three years is saying, 'You...

t.me

 

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Slovak Prime Minister Fico - responding to Zielensky:

I am most inclined to cut further European financial aid to Ukraine, but such a decision requires unanimity in the European Council. Zelensky believes that everyone should be his servant. In my case, the scythe has found a stone. Robert Fitzo is the prime minister of Slovakia, he is not a servant of Ukraine.

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Kiev opposes an early end to the war and is preparing a strike deep into Russia - The Telegraph

"Officials in Kiev told the newspaper that "forcing Ukraine to negotiate with Russia before it regains its advantage on the battlefield would have disastrous consequences."
Fearing that the new US administration may cut military aid if it refuses to negotiate, Zelensky wants to make the case that Ukraine first needs time and support to escalate its campaign deep inside Russia, The Telegraph said.
According to Zelensky's aides, failing to make Putin "feel the pain" before the talks will give him courage, weaken Ukraine and ultimately damage his reputation and Western interests.
Earlier, Trump's special envoy Keith Kellogg said it could take up to 100 days to reach a peace deal.
Such a timeline has caused "deep concern" in Kiev, The Telegraph said.
"Although Russia is making slow but steady progress, notably by consolidating its position around the important logistics hub of Pokrovsk, Ukrainian officials say they are making important advances well beyond the front line," the article said.
By "important successes," officials in Kiev mean the strikes that Ukraine is carrying out against numerous targets in four regions of Russia, hitting oil facilities, industrial plants and military production facilities more than 700 miles from the border. Using homemade drones, US-supplied Atacms missiles and British-provided Storm Shadow missiles.
According to OP adviser Podolyak, "it is crucial that Ukraine gets support to force the Kremlin to enter negotiations by necessity, not by choice."
According to Deputy Prime Minister's adviser Olena Sotnik, if the talks do take place, it is important that they are conducted not only between Russia and the USA, but also that Ukraine and its European partners, especially Britain, are present at the negotiating table.

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Trump's special envoy Keith Kellogg said it could take up to 100 days to reach a peace deal.

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