Posted on 04/30/2022 2:26:58 PM PDT by marcusmaximus
Looks like the rumors were true after all.
The Ukrainian Army has killed another Russian General.
Major General Andrei Simonov was at a forward command post near Izyum when it was hit.
He is the 9th Russian general killed so far (or 11th if counting 2 unconfirmed in Kherson).
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Most excellent!
The gaydar needle was past 50.
Is that all you have? You seem a little unhinged. Top of the evening to you.
Artillery.
I think we will be hearing more about them in the coming weeks and months...
I think you’re right.
“or 11th if counting 2 unconfirmed in Kherson”
I saw a rumor that a third General Officer was wounded in that attack, and yet another rumor that that wounded General later died.
- The Rumor Control Officer.
The 3 generals hit in Kherson are yet to be confirmed, but there will probably be funeral notices trickling out within the next 2 or 3 weeks, just like the other dead generals before them.
Nope. In this war, the Soviets are the Nazis.
Lots of Viking blood in Ukraine!
Hardly, dolt. You delusional idiots haven’t a clue.
If Putin goes under the knife and he didn’t send all his enemies to get axed on the Ukraine front, you may very well awake to someone much worse with his finger on the nuclear button.
But that’s just what you trolls want, isn’t it?
In other news, Russian Generals’ Pension Fund no longer considered underfunded 😜
Nice shot.
The Red Shirt Generals!
Rumors of ANOTHER Russian general just killed near Izyum...
Go watch some more TV. They’ll tell you what to think.
As opposed to you telling us what to think. Nothing personal, but I tend to think extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. So far I've yet to see any evidence that indicates the existence of a single Ukrainian general being a Nazi.
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