something ive missed is whether this hit something important? it'd be a powerful demonstration either way but was it the middle of nowhere or what

because they won WW2 to be exact, that's what the permanent cast on the Security council are; though PRC replaced the ROC

The main theme from Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic

that entire soundtrack, i was a child so it took unreasonably long to complete the game & they're <2 minute loops on each planet/zone. shit is etched in my brain

how do the workers get around that shit my goodness

just looked this up on another thread, Ukraine has been using them in violation of their signing the 1997 ban treaty . I don't know much about mine dispersal but the US-made ones might not be compatible with Ukraine's soviet minelaying tech, which could make them less efficient to disperse and pollute a bit less land. hopefully

Ukraine already violated the treaty and have been using antipersonnel mines, they must just be close to out of USSR leftover stock. Russia not being a party to the treaty have also been using them the whole time. This isn't a very substantial change besides getting Biden's fingers directly in another crime against humanity, dude just loves killing people

Where do you think Ukraine wants to use its missiles

i mean if the idea is to get Kiev flattened then shooting at a nuclear weapon facility would be a good idea. i'm not sure they're quite that suicidal

more red is more better, the original flag of the workers movement is an unadorned red flag

at this particular time when Russia is clearly winning, meeting the escalation in a fair way could open up the way for more effectual escalation on NATO's part, making it more difficult to achieve Russia's goals. 'Oh drat the wunderwaffen didn't make Putin surrender' is a less compelling battlecry to deploy NATO troops than 'they shot down our oh-so-innocent and uninvolved AWACS unit'.

the just-Kursk allowance seems like something Russia could safely ignore, it's pretty laughable that Ukraine still seems to think occupying a couple villages will net them something substantial in the negotiations, if these missiles were capable of stymieing Russia's liberating of the Kursk territory in the first place--which judging by ATACMS not slowing the Donbass front where they are already allowed to use them... seems doubtful

herzegovina tyres built different. built to disintegrate

actually tho belograd also being on there its probably something about the valleys and local weather in the balkans rn?

what the fuck is sarajevo cooking they are not a large city