Russian invasion of Ukraine | Fewer tweets, more discussion

I can't decide if this is better or worse than when companies pretend to be people on Twitter. I guess this is coming from a better place, so definitely not as bad then.
Yeah we definitely needs AS Roma's and Zenit's view on things here
 
Yeah, the original leaks about the real number that was supposedly mentioned in the 7th paragraph of the decree (the classified one) got out as soon as it was out — with the number being between 1 million and 1,2 million. It's clear that this mobilization is partial only in its name and they certainly don't respect any rules that they themselves openly stated.

I've seen a report that after 2 weeks of mobilization journalists counted around 210k of newly mobilized soldiers — going only by the open sourced information posted by different government bodies. And only 2/3 of the regions had published that info in any way, so the projected number of already conscripted has likely crossed that 300k mark already.

And they haven't stopped.
Have you been called up yet?
 
Probably psyops. Find it hard to believe it was a truck bomb.

 
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Will be interesting to see who gets arrested - whether hardliners or anti-Putin types




Both. Stalin's grand idea was to strike left and right at random, so that nobody feels safe, or ever thinks of backstabbing him.
 
Probably psyops. Find it hard to believe it was a truck bomb.



Surely it was just pure luck that the train happened to be there? It couldn't have been that well timed to blow up just when a fuel carrying train happened to pass by? Suicide truck driver?

Or it was timed this remotely? If so UKR has assess to satellite?
 
Surely it was just pure luck that the train happened to be there? It couldn't have been that well timed to blow up just when a fuel carrying train happened to pass by? Suicide truck driver?

Or it was timed this remotely? If so UKR has assess to satellite?
You don't need a satellite, a Bayraktar TB2 can look at the bridge from a few dozen kilometers away and would allow much more stable real-time observation. Satellites pass quickly and make this much more different.
 
Surely it was just pure luck that the train happened to be there? It couldn't have been that well timed to blow up just when a fuel carrying train happened to pass by? Suicide truck driver?

Or it was timed this remotely? If so UKR has assess to satellite?
After all the theories being thrown around today, I’ve settled on a long-range missile attack being the most likely. Russia, and Ukraine as a matter of convenience in perhaps a strange twist of fate, is running with this truck being a bomb as a red herring methinks. And it is likely not a coincidence that a fuel-laden train was there.


note: the photos flagged as sensitive content here are just of the explosion aftermath