>>/46672/
That's similar to what certain threads were on the Krautchan back then as well. Maybe I should have call him pidoratnik or something. I could comment on the behaviour but I rather not to dwell on it much. Maybe I have to later, one can never know.
> Another approximate map. I don't think that lines and colored areas are good for measurement though,
Yeah, it seems action is going on beyond Cherigov too for example, even tho the map doesn't show.
> Millerovo military airport (Russia, Rostov region) got hit. 
Arms reaching further.
> Cinematic Kadyrov
Men spread out to appear more than the actual number. Dramatic.
> 10 thousands of best warriors in the world will solve every problem,
Muslims fighting over the Black Sea. Like some hundred years ago in the good old days.

 >>/46673/
Russians in Kiev now, so something must have happened.

 >>/46674/
I think somewhere I saw stats on the abortion in the Soviet Union. Maybe was on pol, new, or the q boards.

 >>/46675/
The last such war was Rome's against Hannibal I think. But that wasn't my point. My point was: if it's to close to avoid and then just let the Russians in there, then we could say it is unavoidable for Ukraine to be defeated so why not just give up - let's start at the end, and skip the prelude.
I know you did not mean like that, I did not misunderstand you.