Vladimir Putin’s forces are intensifying their offensive in Kursk as their mission approaches its conclusion. The Russian Air Force has escalated their attacks by deploying FAB-3000 bombs, following the earlier use of FAB-500s. These 3,000 kg bombs were launched from Su-34 multi-role supersonic fighter-bombers, targeting a cluster of Ukrainian personnel and military equipment. The strikes hit a temporary deployment area in the Sumy region, which borders Kursk, causing deadly damage to Ukrainian positions.
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Interesting.
Quick thoughts:
We are not that much better, though, without fascism, oligarchy, and mass slaughter campaigns around the world since our founding.
Regime change wars do not work either; they only continue to increase foreign working-class deaths with a ROI of profit and natural resources.
I suggest we should invest and help the American people instead of continuing the slaughter of the foreign working class, while also stopping our funding of genocide and proxy wars.
We’re not fighting a proxy war in Ukraine. You seem to be under the impression that I am defending the United States and its actions in matters unrelated to the Russian invasion of Ukraine. I am not. I am saying that I am anti-authoritarian, Putin is an authoritarian, his invasion of Ukraine is illegal, unprovoked, and decidedly not a proxy war in any fashion.
This whataboutism shit is transparent as fuck my dude. Simp for Russia harder. I woke up to the news that not only has there been a counter invasion of the Kursk oblast, but there’s been one in Belgograde also. Again, cope harder Russian shill.
I disagree, Ukraine is just another pawn of NATO for more regime change forever wars.
It does not seem like you are though, you are just pro-NATO, no need to lie or try to hide your views. I am against NATO since I know the non-status quo views as well.
This are just pro-War and Pro-NATO talking points, warmongers like to use these talking points to justify the deaths of Ukraineian people and other working-class people, just for profit, natural resources, and regime change wars, similar to the ones US/NATO have been in the past decades.
Hahahahaha you’re a goddamned nutter. Your friends need some help.
I have seen that footage and much more!
Thanks for the effort!
Bruh Russia literally invaded Ukraine, this isn’t something for you to agree or disagree with, just fucking stop.
The only person trying to change a regime here is Putin. I’m anti-authoritarian, I’m anti-Putin. That’s it.
Warmongers? You mean literally Putin, the bitch mongering war. You’re not fucking clever, you’re not proving some erudite fucking point, you’re just pushing some Putin/Russia propaganda.
Also the only people who quote inline and respond like that are Russia bots. That’s not how normal people have conversations, stop being weird.
I am not disputing the invasion; reread what I am saying instead of assuming.
The point I am trying to make is that invasions do not happen out of nowhere; there are actions, and there is a history that shows why wars escalate. The US and NATO using Ukraine as a pawn is a major reason.
I can tell you are anti-Putin; you are using the status quo talking points.
I am not sure if anti-authoritarian means anything when, at least in my case, my country, the US, supports and helps fund many countries that would fit the authoritarian label.
People that are pro-NATO and pro-war do not like talking about the history before events happened and what caused them, similar to zionists not liking to talk about before October 7, 2023, in Israel and what led to the event.
I know we will not agree on certain topics, especially due to my being anti-war and anti-NATO, but thank you for continuing the small chat. I hope you understand a bit more of what I was trying to get across.