Do we believe this? Tbf i don´t care, great story
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I watched until the end. Didn’t see one dead body, didn’t see a single bombed out house, no tanks belonging to foreign invaders, no kids getting abducted or raped.
The people of Ukraine would love for that to be them right now.
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Belgorod again
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Italian TV is apparently full of Russian propaganda. thank you Berlusconi.
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Freed article:
https://archive.ph/20220430202252/https://www.nytimes.com/2022/04/30/world/europe/ukraine-russia-attack-denials.html
Original:
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Russian legion fighting against Russia.
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These pictures always remind me of Lord of the Rings, with the distant lights of Mordor, full of orcs.
Plus, those houses looked like that 30 years ago when I was in Ann Arbor. Detroit’s population collapsed, policies she probably endorsed happily did nothing to help black-majority cities, and whole neighbourhoods were abandoned. I guarantee you won’t find any calls in her timeline to funnel tax dollars to the City of Detroit.
You do have to wonder when the party of Reagan so happily became the party of Stalin though.
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April 30, 5:15pm ET
Further Russian reinforcements to the Izyum axis are unlikely to enable stalled Russian forces to achieve substantial advances. Elements of unspecified Eastern Military District units and several air-defense assets are reportedly deploying from Belgorod to the Izyum front to support likely degraded Russian units attempting to advance south of the city. These forces are unlikely to enable Russian forces to break the current deadlock, as Russian attacks remain confined to two major highways (toward Slovyansk and Barvinkove) and cannot leverage greater numbers. Several successful Ukrainian counterattacks out of Kharkiv city in the last 72 hours have additionally recaptured a ring of suburbs north and east of the city and may additionally force Russian forces to redeploy units intended for the Izyum axis to hold these positions. Russian forces appear increasingly unlikely to achieve any major advances in eastern Ukraine, and Ukrainian forces may be able to conduct wider counterattacks in the coming days.
Key Takeaways
- A Ukrainian counteroffensive out of Kharkiv City will likely alleviate pressure on parts of the city that have suffered the most from Russian shelling and may force Russian troops from Izyum to re-deploy northward to support forces maintaining the partial encirclement of Kharkiv.
- Additional Russian forces are deploying to the Izyum front but are unlikely to enable any major advances.
- Russian troops did not make any confirmed advances to the southwest or southeast of Izyum or to the west of the Donetsk-Luhansk frontline.
- Russian forces in Kherson are pausing major offensive operations to improve their tactical positions and regroup to prepare for a renewed offensive to capture the administrative borders of Kherson.
- Russian occupation forces in Mariupol announced plans to consolidate their control over the city and intend to return Ukrainian citizens forcibly deported into Russia at some point in the future.
Full analysis:
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That account is super dodgy, just as you know for future reference. One should not take much he says serious anymore after his spy thriller tale which you posted above.
Yes, great story. But… 
Fun though.
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