Posted Jul 13, 2014, 5:48 PM UTC
N-no! It can't be! It's just another Ukrainian Nazi propaganda trick! Let me just check RT and see what's really going on here...
And he was never seen again...
"Reassigned"
Retired
On vacation
Tahiti. I hear it is a magical place.
From life
Sounds like a noble deed, he wanted the world to see the truth. Now no one will see him again
Russia sent troops and tanks in, and then complained about the violence.
Well this changes things.
Not really. Everyone already knows what's going on. And redditors will just claim it's fake.
It's clearly fake.
/s?
Of course, I thought it went without saying as a reply to that comment.
I'm not denying Russian involvement in Ukraine but there's just an upclose picture of an APC. There's no telling where it's going to and who's it is. It might have been a check point in the middle of Siberia, I can't tell from the picture.
Secondly, other headlines on this website are "Fighting terrorism in the East of Ukraine", "Terrorists killed a 10 year old boy in Donetsk", "Russian troops advanced 3 km. into Ukraine". This 'news' website seems kind of biased.
Don't say those things, you're ruining the anti-Russian narrative.
Oh snap!
"ongoing invasion" - 1 picture of an APC without any real story or proof. okay.
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It seems that people commenting on that has never seen a land border crossing between two countries. There is ALWAYS two border posts, one for each country. If those APCs were really crossing the border, what do you think will happen once they enter Ukraine post ?
Afaik the rebels are in control of the Izvarino checkpoint.
Supporter of Donetsk Republic/Lughansk Republic here. I'm glad this happened because I am sick and tired of the lukewarm way Russia has been supporting the rebels. Hopefully now that it's all out in the open, they can send real support and the Ukrainian army can be beaten back out of these Republics once in for all. A Russian enfoced no-fly zone would be a good start. A few thousand Russian troops would be even better. Some special forces raids capturing a few of Ukraines leaders in order to put them on trial for war crimes would really help me respect Putin again.
None of the photos unfortunatly have any definite evidence... for all we know they could have just been going for an exercise. Also, what kind of idiots put up the presidential flag of their country on their APC's when conducting a secret operation?
Also, what kind of idiots put up the presidential flag of their country on their APC's when conducting a secret operation?
They don't give a fuck anymore. This was also today in Lugansk. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-GuLyl9PB8U
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Right. Because the Euromaidan supporters were actually from Brussels, waving the EU flag.
BTW the tanks are obviously T-64, which are operated by Ukraine, while Russia got rid of theirs and concentrates on the T-90 and T-72 lines (you can see the export T-72 all over Syria). The T-64 was/is designed and produced in Kharkiv, in eastern Ukraine.
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These pictures don't actually prove that Russia is implicated. Unless Artem says clearly in the subtext that they are entering Ukraine, I would still maintain my doubt; otherwise it is rash to make a judgement. Those vehicles could be carrying border guards to and from the board for example; and the photos could be of the vehicles arriving to the boarder station, and going back to Russia; the direction of the vehicles are ambiguous. And why are they so well armed? Because there is a War in Ukraine... But can anyone provide a translation of his subtext, as it could yield decisive information?
Edit: Instead of down-voting me, prove that these vehicles are going into Ukraine. Provide a translation? I am not going to believe it to be true because it is convenient for your narrative.
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Nice try.
It could be a throwaway. People often use them when voicing inflammatory opinions that could get them harassed by other users, or to prevent their thoughts on the subject from being known by people IRL who know their username.
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"You seen Yuri?" "Not since he took that picture."
His name's Artem, probably a version of Artemis.
Doesn't really matter what his name is anymore...
Edit: missed a word damnit