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"I've got morons on my team." Mitt Romney Minor Deity |
Terrified Phone Calls Home Aside from the poignancy, what a trove of intelligence if Russian soldiers feel free to pick up their cell phones and dial home. BTW, the Ukrainians are unearthing the mutilated bodies in Izyum now, from where this poor boy called home to his Spartan wife. | ||
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Has Achieved Nirvana |
Sad, they did not choose to go from what I have read. Hopefully some will go home and tell their stories.
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Minor Deity |
Boy, that conversation - he and she changed roles real fast.
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Minor Deity |
Heartbreaking, whichever side they're on. As always, cannon fodder, especially, the Russian kids who don't have the same idealistic, patriotic drive. Have been watching some very well done historical dramas* about WWI, and the effect was reinforced by recently visiting the Military Museum down the road with my son. So many monuments commemorating local kids as young as 16 and 17 - mostly died or mortally wounded in France in the Marne. That deadly Fall, with so much wasted young life! *"Upstairs Downstairs" for one.
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"I've got morons on my team." Mitt Romney Minor Deity |
Yeah, I referred to her as a Spartan wife, as in "suck it up Russian warrior, with your shield or on it." Glad the harpy isn't MY wife. | |||
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Minor Deity |
And there were also letters left behind by dejected Russian soldiers (and found by Ukrainian troops who turned them over to the Washington Post). These are a small number of soldiers' expressions of despair and demoralization, but unless there are other phone calls and letters expressing the opposite POVs, it certainly sounds like the Russians are miserable, poorly supported by their commands and want out.
https://www.washingtonpost.com...-soldiers-they-fled/
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