Praise, O ye servants of the Lord,
praise the name of the Lord.
From the rising of the sun
unto the going down of the same
the Lord's name is to be praised.
Psalms
Praise, O ye servants of the Lord,
praise the name of the Lord.
From the rising of the sun
unto the going down of the same
the Lord's name is to be praised.
Psalms
some of your mountain scenes are just out of this world amazing
Kash Patel@Kash
Replying to @RedGrannyOne and @Kash
Thank you, the #GovernmentGangsters manhunt is about to be on
Battlefield Massacre: Wounded Ukrainian Soldier Vows to ‘Shoot Himself in the Leg’ Rather Than Go Back to the Front – Russian Forces Have a New Radio Frequency to Inform Kiev’s Troops How to Surrender, 800 Troops Have Done So
After over three months of its failed counteroffensive, Ukraine has conquered only 0,25% of the territory controlled by the Russians, after over 71k troops losses and over 500 tanks.
Let me repeat: $110 billion after, Kiev’s regime captured one quarter of one percent of the territory it sought.
This is only worsening the massive draft dodger operation inside the country, as Kiev is now drafting the too young, and the old, the infirm, and even medical women.
The low morale of all those Ukrainian soldiers who are already unwilling to see action has never been clearer, as we can see in this story first published in The Times (behind paywall).
Why Shelf-Stable Beef Will Be an Extremely Valuable Commodity in the Near Future
Sputnik reported:
“Ukrainian draft dodgers “dream up extreme ways” to avoid the frontline as the country is struggling to tackle low morale in the army, a UK newspaper has reported.
As an example, the newspaper referenced a 20-year-old injured Ukrainian soldier, who now says he will never come back to the frontline, not least due to his commanders’ indifferent attitude toward him.”
The soldier, mentioned by the first name Andrey, deserted from his unit after being discharged from hospital still with bullet fragments in his left shoulder.
He was ordered to return to the front, but remains hidden in a refuge in the western Ukrainian city of Lvov, where he vows to take the most extreme measures no to return to the front.
“‘I am absolutely ready to shoot myself in the leg rather than ever go back to the front‘, Andrey, who described himself as ‘a contract soldier’ and “a professional,” told the newspaper.”
[More at link]