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In recent days, the number of reports by Ukrainian media on the operations of pro-Russian partisans in various Kiev-controlled regions increased dramatically.
On the night of February 4, Ukrainian warehouse with volunteer aid for the Armed Forces of Ukraine was burned down near the village of Leninskoye in the Odessa region. According to local reports, the fire destroyed military uniforms, anti-drone guns, medicines etc, which were stored on the outskirts of Odessa before being sent to the Kherson region.
On January 30, pro-Russian partisans in the Kherson region shared footage of the arson of a relay cabinet on a guarded railway line used by the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
The attack on a strategically important railway line is a clear sign that the next operation may target Ukrainian military equipment or military personnel that are necessary to continue at least some operations across the Dnieper River.
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Some pro-Russian citizens of the Ukrainian rear regions engaged in dangerous underground work in some different ways. For example, two residents of the Kharkiv region used the mass addiction of the Ukrainian military to alcohol to poison them with home-made moonshine.
Underground moonshiners conducted subversive activities for six months. During this time, they managed to sell more than 600 liters of poisoned alcohol to the AFU, ii.e. about 100 liters per month. More than 600 Ukrainian militants were poisoned.
The poisoners were captured by the Ukrainian Security Service and admitted that they were allegedly motivated by their political ideals. However, Ukrainian security services could not find any links between the moonshiners and any Russian services.
Pro-Russian guerrilla movement remains active in the Ukrainian rear regions. It mainly consists of highly motivated groups of activists united by their ideals. They provide Russian forces with important data and coordinates for the strikes on the Ukrainian military, commit arsons on Ukrainian military facilities etc. Some of these groups, for example in the southern Kherson, Odessa and Mykolaiv regions, are organised and are in contact with the Russian side. However, a lot of the pro-Russian activists are acting on their own and are inspired by their ideals.
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took them just 2 full years and around 600.000 deaths between the 2 sides, for these people to gather the courage to throw a molotov cocktail…
the number of aggressive really stupid peopl in ukraine is finally dying down and aggressive gullible people shutting up. i can’t say that of my country. they’re still hanging up ukrainian flags.
they are coming around, they got to the truth of what’s happening
does frit-rus actually deserve the heroics of these partisans, or the other groups (from chechens to dpr to lpr etc..) that have fought so bravely to drive out ukrnzis. maybe they could form an independent state?
the current rf leadership has not done well, and is yet to break out of dnbss or zprzhye to form an effective buff-zone (too busy digging trenches in dntsk to protect p’s pad in crmea!)
only srvkn had the ability to get real results, and that’s why he’s banged up …
da, sunt intr o nebuloasa, cate vaci zburatoare vor mai trimite in gura canistrelor h mars??
si a p riot
all of that is immaterial, the point is, you have either minions and dogs of the wef, and their overlords and you have those fighting against it, that is all.
my point is wholly relevant! rus leadership must be judged by it’s actions and results. p is afraid of annoying yoosa, and so rus is failing to protect donbs and syr. cccp would have also protected plst, but rus looks the other way.
does that make p a wef minion or a dog or simply a coward (for not wanting to fight the wef-nwo)? fact is p is a globalist too.
there is hope for ukraine. people of the western world take note. you don’t have to wear the uniform or do what they say. there’s more then one way to skin a junta or regime.
a sad ending with the hope of renewal after bloody suffering awaits ukraine after this war.
it is only the beginning of the suffering for the ukrainian people when the imf comes to claim its debts and wants to import throngs of third worlders into ukraine just as they have ireland, france and the united kingdom.
all three of the aforementioned countries are bordering on civil violence.
slavics helping slavics, it should be like this.
orban needs to realize that the eu is not worth the soul of his country, slavic identity is stronger together not bending over to the eu.