Municija je na ovom spisku bitnija i vrijednija nego Patriot. Dosad je Ukrajina rokala samo zapadnom artiljerijom jer za nju imaju municije, sada ce da ozive i sovjetske haubice i visecijevci.
Sto ti je dobar i iskusan politicar misa mu. Cuj: "nezasluzeno ali cijenjeno". On cijeni poklon ali kao smatra da je nezasluzen. Ne moze uzeti zasluge jer bi to rusi odmah iskoristili za svoju medijsku hajku kako ratuju protiv NATO-a, ali kao cijeni to jer je ipak njihov prijatelj.
Zelenski me je impresionirao kao inteligentan politicar tokom skandala koji je izazvao Trumpov prvi opoziv u Kongresu. Tada se provukao kroz iglene usi da se ne zamjeri ni republikancima ni demokratama.apsidejzi wrote: ↑21/12/2022 22:12 Sto ti je dobar i iskusan politicar misa mu. Cuj: "nezasluzeno ali cijenjeno". On cijeni poklon ali kao smatra da je nezasluzen. Ne moze uzeti zasluge jer bi to rusi odmah iskoristili za svoju medijsku hajku kako ratuju protiv NATO-a, ali kao cijeni to jer je ipak njihov prijatelj.
Veoma dubok odgovor. Mislim cak da je ovaj odgovor i pripremljen unaprijed. Nema sanse da se neko toga sjeti u datom trenutku.
Three days after Giuliani’s call, Zelensky was granted what turned out to be his infamous July 25 phone call with Trump. During that call, the president increased the pressure for Ukraine to “do us a favor” and do “whatever you can do” to “look into” “Biden’s son” and Biden “bragging that he stopped the prosecution” of Burisma, the company associated with Hunter Biden. Trump brought this up in direct response to requests from Zelensky for a meeting and “to buy more Javelins from the United States for defense purposes.”
While Zelensky spent most of the call sucking up to Trump and vaguely affirming the president’s statements, he notably showed true backbone in refusing to commit to any tangible action against Biden for Trump. The president left the call unsatisfied, which resulted in Trump withholding $400 million in military aid from Zelensky for months afterward.
Aside from the corrupt nature of Trump’s demand, there were strategic reasons that Zelensky could not acquiesce during that call. Zelensky could not risk being seen taking sides in a U.S. political food fight, for fear of alienating one party or another when his country needed united support from Americans. “You need Trump to like you, and you need this visit, but you also need to retain bipartisan support for Ukraine. You can’t get involved in a conflict between Democrats and Republicans,” Volodymyr Fesenko, a veteran political analyst in Kyiv, told the New Yorker at the time.
If Zelensky had launched a corrupt political probe of Biden’s son at Trump’s request, he would have lost support among Democrats.
Keep in mind, during that call, Zelensky did do everything he could to get on Trump’s good side, short of promising to actually give into Trump’s corrupt demand. Zelensky spent most of the phone call stroking Trump’s ego, saying that he was emulating Trump in his own approach to politics and even repeating his catchphrase “drain the swamp.” “You are a great teacher for us and in that,” Zelensky fawned. Once the rough transcript of the call was released following a whistleblower complaint, Zelensky was ridiculed for that obsequiousness and received further blowback for echoing Trump’s criticisms of Europe, directly disparaging major allies at Trump’s behest. The call, though, was perfect, in that Zelensky did everything he could to try to curry favor with the U.S. president—without giving into corrupt demands that could doom his country down the road.
Revelations surrounding a whistleblower complaint in September 2019 were the clear impetus for the scandal, as it played out in the U.S., as well as the ultimate release of the $400 million in aid. But it seems clear that Zelensky also played a key role in bringing the matter to light. The week before Democrats launched an investigation into the withheld aid, Zelensky told Democratic Sen. Chris Murphy that Giuliani had pressed him to investigate Biden and that the security aid was still being withheld. He essentially tattled on Trump’s personal attorney as a last resort.
At the same time, Zelensky’s fingerprints were largely kept off of the exposure of the embarrassing—potentially criminal—Trump blackmail scheme, which was largely credited to the whistleblower. Indirectly, Zelensky brought about Trump’s impeachment and earned the release of the aid to his nation without appearing to do so in a way that would infuriate Trump.
And after the early details of the quid pro quo campaign were exposed, Zelensky went out of his way to continue to appease Trump and protect his own country. When Trump and Zelensky finally had their face-to-face meeting the day the rough transcript of their call was released, the Ukrainian president was asked if Trump had pressured him to investigate the Bidens.
Zelensky played dumb and fudged the truth, but also gave Trump what he wanted this time. “You heard that we had, I think, good phone call. It was normal. We spoke about many things and I—so I think, and you read it, that nobody push it, pushed me.” Trump translated that as “no pressure” and said straight to Zelensky’s face, “I appreciate the answer.”
Again, this broken-English half-denial was misleading, as testimony and phone recordings later demonstrated. But it didn’t matter. Zelensky had done what he needed to do to alienate neither Republicans nor Democrats. He stuck to this line throughout the impeachment saga, saying at various times “there was no pressure or blackmail from the U.S.” and “it’s not about quid pro quo.” While these statements were incredibly misleading, they also did not directly address specifics of the situation about whether Trump had blackmailed him. At the same time, they gave Trump exactly what he wanted as part of his impeachment defense.
F-ovi će se uključiti kada dođe vrijeme za bombardovanje patuljkovog bunkera, a doći će kad taddrug_profi wrote: ↑21/12/2022 22:19 Meni je na spisku interesantno
- precision aerial munitions
JDAM ili nesto drugo, svejedno, ofanzivne je prirode.
- 100.000 tenkovskih granata
po meni izrazito ofanzivna logistika
- night vision optic (za zimski rat neophodne)
- grad rakete (zasipanje komunikacija u pozadini, sprijecavanje dotura pojacanja i municije, itd)
damn, ofanzivno je itekako...
Nedostaju F-ovi.
“We’re going to continue help Ukraine succeed on the battlefield…I don’t think we should underestimate the impact this war is having on Russia and the losses they’re suffering...Putin is increasingly going after civilian targets…This guy is, well…he’s going to fail…He’s failed in the past and it’s very important for him and everyone else to see that president Zelenskiy and I are…united together,” said Biden.
Rogozin, inače, po nalogu Kremlja već sedmicama tumara po Donjecku kao šef grupe "Carski vukovi" i obećava nekakvo tajno/super oružje koje će uskoro ući u upotrebu. Misiju završava sa gelerima u zadnjici."Na periferiji Donjecka granatiran je hotel sa skupinom vojnih savjetnika predvođenih Dmitrijem Rogozinom. Dmitrij Olegovič je ranjen u leđa. Hospitaliziran je. Nema opasnosti po život. Prema riječima pomoćnika, ozlijeđene su i osobe koje su bile u pratnji Rogozina. Sam Rogozin je u komentaru za RT potvrdio da je ranjen u leđa. "Ranjen u leđa. Živjet ću. Geler je [prošao] centimetar od kralježnice." Nezvanično, Rogozin je zadobio lakše povrede glave, stražnjice te probojnu ranu lijevog bedra od gelera.
Icrpljeni su mobiksi iz oktobra.japin_mutapi wrote: ↑21/12/2022 23:50 sad ce kanuti kes za klix i ostale pa ce lagano proruski stavovi i tekstovi nestati
sprema se velika ofanziva ukrajinske vojske
ocekujte neocekivano - brza i zestoka operacija poput Oluje HV
da li je realno nesto slicno
Realno, wtf? Ko je uzeo pare? Sumnjam na par likova ovdje
Jesam. Jb mamicu svoju, kako psihopata laze. Sta kaze Ukrajinski narod je prijateljski narod. A nedavno i on i onaj poglavar Ruske crkve, jel Kiril bijese, negirali da postoji Ukrajinski narod i Ukrajina, da je to samo pokrajina naziva Krajina prema Zapadu, tako nekako su govorili.
