not great bob
https://www.npr.org/2022/03/01/10837...-official-says
How does Russia keep running out of fuel?? lolRussia's 40-mile convoy has stalled on its way to Kyiv, a U.S. official says
That'll get your fucking attention
that same convoy just took out a civilian tv tower a couple kms from central kyiv 3+ hours ago... is that what those reports are seeing from the convoy stopping? the long range bombardment of that tv station?
https://www.cnbc.com/2022/03/01/ukra...r-in-kyiv.html
next we'll have to worry about the above Russians
We've just got more social media now and more people seem to be going out of their way to keep up to date about the state of the world, so here we are.
I would assume most of us are in our 30s or older which means we've literally been alive for a genocide (Rwanda)
putin started his career by turning the capital of chechnya into what was considered the most destroyed city on earth, with thousands of civilians bombed into dust... and thats just 1 russian example. we're all old enough to have seen way worse
sadly this shit hasn't even started yet, and looks to be moving in that direction if this convoy moving towards kyiv is in fact a giant artillery brigade like reports say it is. which is terrifying shit
Chechnya is part of Russia though, so that was an internal matter. This is the closest analogue but wasn't at the same scale.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russ...Soviet%20Union.
I mean I distinctly remember the first Iraq war. Watching missile barrages go out from ships. This is far more televised and on a much more intimate scale but if you were born in the early '80's or earlier you have definitely seen full scale war and invasions before. Really the biggest difference is the level of recording happening from every angle.