I wonder too (I assume people know who the religious fascist ideologue Dugin is and understand his bizarro language without me explaining it as religious fascisti lingo).
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From earlier today. Some moral problems
Also mentions the execution video (I have seen it, it is…gruesome)
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So, a Russian citizen gets brutally murdered by a private military contractor in a manner that ISIS would be proud of and its not the Kremlin’s business…
The Kremlin is giving Wagner more and more autonomy and allowing them to break Russian law in the process. Not just this murder but also their recruitment processes and opening up of centre’s like the one in St Petersburg. All blatantly illegal activity. Russia is toying around with depths they should not be contemplating going to but, here we are. Someone is going to have to pay the piper at some point and it’s not going to be pretty.
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The verbiage that has come out of Russia in this war actually is unprecedented even for them whom have reached new lows. They will be THE pariahs of the world stage for a generation after this, especially after the war crimes trials 
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Hmm
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And the TIME magazine person of the year is…
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About what I would have expected, a relatively small force, probably carrying a limited AT/AD capacity and likely some targeting gear. From there they can infiltrate, harass, and force a larger Russian force to hold the western flank. Artillery on the other side of the Gulf can fire without much chance of observation outside the effective range of Russian counterbattery radar. It isn’t going to win the war, but it is probably going to have a lot of Russian mobiks in crappy or non-existent winter gear blundering around freezing wetlands chasing phantoms.
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No contest.
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We know who is should be.
But no doubt some billionaire crybaby twat will manage to kill off one of the biggest social media companies in the world in an 8 week timespan, so will get it instead
Several source confirming the UN have approved a resolution that Russia pay war reparations to Ukraine.
Good bye Putin, the beginning of his end. But some more atrocity to follow I fear.
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now that they are to be held financially responsible for the damages they incur, may be a little more hesitant to destroy infrastructure they’ll have to replace in payments…
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I very much hope so, but guess Putin’s regime will just try and ignore the international community - see what Lavrov does at G20 tomorrow - both for war crimes and reparations. I would expect not until Putin is ousted and pro-world leaders come in do we get any sense. Until then Im worried what the crazy desperate bastards will not do. Im totally guessing but, if Ukraine go into Crimea proper, then thats when the finger will be on the low yield nuke button.
This resolution is, like all UN General Asssembly resolutions, recommendations and not legally binding.
Only if Russia is defeated can it be made to pay reparations. It’s a shame, but that is how it works.
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Very interesting if true (a bit strange though, so I remain skeptical):
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