Commanders in the key battle for Avdiivka in Donetsk fear the town will be lost in a matter of days if more international aid cannot be secured – and that huge casualties will be suffered in the process.

Then, I guess, the natural question is: does the status quo government have the right to suppress revolution (within means?)

Maybe Westerners shouldn't get their panties in a twist about someone not using a name created by the West because Western colonialists couldn't figure out a better transliteration?

Beehaw once again back with the shit takes

That's true for a lot of places, it's just that Canadians recognize that.

Everyone knows that "Press" looks a lot like "Hamas" to the IDF target acquisition system. You need to forgive them.

And "Lebanon" looks a lot like "Occupied Israel."

It would be a bit more tractable if the US didn't keep throwing billions of dollars at Israel and Netanyahu in particular.

I think these new IDF strikes are the furthest from the border in a while. Most of the skirmishes have been happening literally on the border (as you quote), not a few kilometers away from it.

Can't 17 year olds join the US Army?

No indication of secondary detonation in any available video.

Edit: the whole argument of "ammunition stores!" is in bad faith because we've literally spent the past two years watching munitions stores cook off in Ukraine. We know what they look like.

Edit 2: based on audio, it's pretty hard to argue that this is a fragment of a munition falling out of the sky lol

People have a right to fight for their freedom. The appropriate response to this (if Israel actually cared) is not to push them down and kill people, but to pull them up by developing their economy and social systems.

I'm sure Israel will hold their fire to allow the evacuation to proceed without casualties.

I'm sure of it because Western media told me so.