Kharkiv Palace Hotel in Kharkiv has been hit. Just awful. Many international journalists frequently stayed there pic.twitter.com/VqlzW32Eys

— Maria Avdeeva (@maria_avdv) December 30, 2023

Lots of seething tards in the comments screaming this isn't fair

🚨 Ukrainians are being stopped at the border with Poland, no one is allowed to leave the country, not even women

Zelensky is losing hundreds of soldiers every day and is desperate for more cannon fodder‼️

Ukrainians need to surrender‼️

They will be much safer in Russia 🇷🇺 pic.twitter.com/CfEeLrLJj9

— Gabe (@GabeZZOZZ) December 30, 2023

I will defer to the judges if this would technically constitute round three.

https://archive.is/YvjYH

After hitting Russia with an unprecedented array of sanctions following its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, G7 allies are considering an even more drastic step: spending Moscow's money.

Western nations, including the US, are exploring ways to justify seizing Russian central bank assets that are frozen in the financial system, and using them to fund Kyiv.

Silence is russian violence

MAGA Mike

You are required to pay your taxes to Ukraine

Defense Weapons

Muh dead babies

I never understood pro khohol cope about Russian will run out of soldier soon while even before this conflict started huge % of khohols men were working in EU, they have less people than Russia, older population than Russian then a lot more men run away from Ukraine than Russia yet pro khohols were non stop talking about Russia will run out of men

And this downie is mobilised from August mobilisation rules that failed and the one introduced in December will be a lot harsher.

Ukraine legit needs elections to get a new gov that just take the L and moves on.

Incredibly messed up pic.twitter.com/PRIhibkswv

— DD Geopolitics (@DD_Geopolitics) December 29, 2023

As a current US service member I'm willing to deploy today, have been for a couple of years now.

The Russia/MAGA/Hamas partnership has worked out marvelously for Putin. He might be a creepy Annabelle doll animated by a dark spirit, but he's crafty.

As we sit and do nothing. Shame on the butthole Republicans for holding up their aid!

The Republicans need to be stopped from blocking aid to ukraine

Someone gotta tell them the should have run out of missiles a long time ago pic.twitter.com/SCJbaVjPfQ

— Odinkato (@odinkato) December 29, 2023

I don't get it why they still selling that s300

BS. It has only 50km range in ground mode it wouldn't even reach Kharkiv from Belgorod and today Russia hit Lviv, Kiev, Dnipor and Odesa all are 100's km from front

Looks like one of the missiles hit a shopping center in Dnepropetrovsk.

Out of the 10 strikes reported, this is the only released footage. pic.twitter.com/lZqAEHKwRY

— DD Geopolitics (@DD_Geopolitics) December 29, 2023

>Seoul was worried that a change of government combined with a lack of funds could jeopardise some deals

>Tusk said that Warsaw would review its defence contracts but intended to continue with them.

So Korean were right

During the summer of 2016, members of President Barack Obama's national-security team secretly staged a war game in which Russia invades a NATO country in the Baltics and then uses a low-yield tactical nuclear weapon against NATO forces to end the conflict on favorable terms. As described by Fred Kaplan in The Bomb (2020), two groups of Obama officials reached widely divergent conclusions about what the United States should do. The National Security Council's so-called Principals Committee—including Cabinet officers and members of the Joint Chiefs of Staff—decided that the United States had no choice but to retaliate with nuclear weapons. Any other type of response, the committee argued, would show a lack of resolve, damage American credibility, and weaken the NATO alliance. Choosing a suitable nuclear target proved difficult, however. Hitting Russia's invading force would kill innocent civilians in a NATO country. Striking targets inside Russia might escalate the conflict to an all-out nuclear war. In the end, the NSC Principals Committee recommended a nuclear attack on Belarus—a nation that had played no role whatsoever in the invasion of the NATO ally but had the misfortune of being a Russian ally.

Basically the idea if Russia uses nuke on Ukraine Nato as retaliation can nuke Belarus

Here are some response that west can do if Russia uses nukes in Ukraine

>Deliver MIG-29 Soviet era fighter aircraft (currently in the hands of the Poles) to the Ukrainians immediately, as their pilots already fly them very capably. In this scenario, the U.S. would immediately backfill with F-16s to Warsaw

>Consider giving the Ukrainians U.S. F-16 fighter aircraft, particularly some of the early models. These are relatively simple to fly, very lethal in both air-to-air scenarios and in air-to-ground attacks. The U.S. would train a cadre of Ukrainian pilots, probably taking them to Ramstein Air Force Base in Germany

>Increase the supply of advanced surface to air defensive missile systems, probably older Hawk systems but also the modern Patriot (wide area, relatively easy to train to operate) and Iron Dome (developed jointly with Israel, excellent point defense systems to be used around big

>Directly and overtly target the Russian Black Sea fleet and provide Ukraine with the intelligence and long-range cruise missiles to sink a significant number of high value warship's

>Strongly consider a response is the world of cyber, particularly going after Russian military capabilities aggressively.

>Confiscate all Russian financial assets in western hands, around $300 billion, for the express use of reconstructing Ukraine

>Push China, India, and other major “swing voter” nations to condemn Putin and cut off trade with Russia

Yes this is time magazine from 2022 so as you see only Russian using nukes is missing.

That's why I been saying west played all its cards, only direct war with Russia is left in wish they are going to win KDA game

Could they made the certificate more cheap ?

🇷🇺🇺🇦‼️🚨Military avoidance is a whole industry in Ukraine.

pic.twitter.com/iU9IVc9F4C

— Lord Bebo (@MyLordBebo) December 28, 2023

Time is on Ukrainian side

Time is on Ukrainian side but real time ain't

Time is not on Ukrainian side

Ukraine doesn't need all its territory to win over Putin

And since now they mobilising one lunged fingerless cyclops what better deal can be tomorrow than today ?

And now with “official” support of 60% (no doubts lower) Zelenskyy cancelled the election because if he host those he is going to lose to Zaluzhnyy and now there infightings is even visible to Singaporean inkwells

Basically Zelenskyy blaming failed mobilisation on Zaluzhnyy but Zaluzhnyy says that mobilisation is not task of army and army has no control over it and that's actually true, gov of regions are responsible for mobilisation. And as to prove his intention to be politician, Zaluzhnyy gave him self a PhD in laws today

This is like 4th PhD he gave him self and as you know you get PhD for your work that should be public available, guess what

The Commander-in-Chief wrote and defended a law dissertation on a topic that is classified

So who could had thought that a country where 60% guys have a master degree, compared to Netherland with 12% could had ended like this

And because khohols were so glad to hear new mobilisation rules, we got a new package of refugees

Wow! Ukraine Ambassador Chalyi, who participated in peace talks with Russia in Spring 2022, states that "we concluded" "Istanbul Communique" & "were very close in... April to finalize our war with some peaceful settlement" & that Putin "tried everything possible to conclude… pic.twitter.com/NxknX9mTgP

— Ivan Katchanovski (@I_Katchanovski) December 28, 2023

They went from just losing Crimea to having a real fight with Russia and losing a lot more territory

Cutie twink has 2 eyes seems like prime candidate for mobilisation but would he ?

Looks like some Odessa residents—like these two protesting with a hammer and sickle Natsbol (!) flag against Kiev’s politics—stopped giving a damn. I suppose they could avoid mobilization by being put in jail. 💀 pic.twitter.com/6dTNmn1kHn

— Nina 🐙 Byzantina (@NinaByzantina) December 27, 2023

That's pure money laundering

Starting pumping those things when the differences are irrelevant is just low iq or

Also they won't be able to mobilise a lot of foids, foids will start big butt protests and demand the war to end before they waste their lives

Those foids are brave screaming in Germany “who is not jumping is moscal” but they won't go to the front and by their logic those guys:

https://x.com/imetatronink/status/1739724950989377787

Are moscal because they ain't jumping

Like only khohols could had created a such slogan that easily can backfire

So we are getting millions khohols that ain't working as refugees then we are getting more of them:

Because they don't like new mobilisation rules and ain't willing to die for khoholstan and we are paying fully their salaries in Ukraine because media tells khohols are motivate

https://www.kyivpost.com/post/25981

Under current legislation, people with disabilities fall into three categories. Those with the most severe disabilities – in groups one and two, would remain ineligible for mobilization, but under the draft law, those in group three, with less severe disabilities, could be mobilized.

Ultimately, the final call would fall to military medical commissions to determine whether someone was able to serve or not.

Some Telegram groups critical of the draft law identified some of the more severe forms of disability that still fall under the third category:

blindness in one eye

paralysis of the hand, stump of the upper limb, absence of fingers

thigh or lower leg stump; shortening of the leg by 7 centimeters or more

castration in men

an inoperable defect of the jaw, when a person cannot chew normally and loses weight

Also someone who is missing a lung and kidney

We basically accepted 33 millions useless refugees that now obviously ain't going to win