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I will respond to you in good conscience. Germany's ring-exchange program now looks laughable; Greece has stated it will not send the BMP-1s before German Marders are refurbished and transported to its islands...

And delivered none of it. Scholz has been saying all the right things, while doing as little as possible. The recent Marder announcement is an excellent example; after Ukraine asked for the Marders for months and Germany used every excuse in the book, Germany finally decided to give the Marders...

Go ahead and enter "Ukrainian women's organisations warn that up to 2 million" into Google with " ". You'll get zero results. Someone made an image looking like a Twitter post. Thank you for continuing to demonstrate why nothing Russians say can ever be trusted.

At the end he tugs on the ropes to make sure they are safely attached. This video is played on reverse, nice try troll. We don't steal washing machines from civilians like your kind.

Translation is Fuuuuuck, but in meaning it's closer to this Daaaaaaamn: ;)

Yea, check the post above yours. The pic is from an old article.

These are not the ones meant for Ukraine, sorry to disappoint.

Here's an article: https://www.timesofisrael.com/in-first-russian-military-said-to-fire-s-300-missiles-at-israeli-jets-over-syria/ According to the article they fired but the radar didn't manage to lock on.

Clonda, you do realize that when you quote a post we can see that you're using translation software, right? Change the "Origin: USA" part in your profile already, you pretending you're from the US is as believable as Lavrov claiming the special military operation is going according to plan...

Even for your typically awful takes this post wins the award. The best thing for the world would have been if the USSR did not sign the the Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact, thus not providing Germany with the guarantee needed to begin WWII. The best thing for Poland would have been if Russia did not...

Judging by your statements, "things can be rearranged," state should subsidize - you don't understand elementary economics. This isn't the Soviet Union where things are arranged, subsidies are not optimal or desirable in such a basic case, and grapeseed oil being produced 10km from where you are...

Cooking oils can be used interchangeably for some dishes. Ukraine is the world's largest producer of sunflower oil, meaning that if supply of sunflower oil is limited prices of other oils will rise. Additionally in modern economics prices of goods are correlated to energy prices. If the price of...

The fact that several hundred people find this acceptable speaks volumes of norms in Palestinian society.

When/where did NATO say this?

Gas is typically transported via pipelines, which have limited capacity, hence the need for projects like Nordstream 2. Most of Russia's gas pipelines go to Europe, and it does not have the capacity to transport gas in anywhere near the desired quantities to China and elsewhere. You can convert...

I think this is old news and they're talking about the PzH 2000 here, which was already announced on April 20th. Netherlands provides the artillery, while Germany agreed to provide training, maintenance and ammunition for it.

Germany currently imports approximately the same value of oil and gas from Russia. Import of oil can be easily replaced from that of other countries, and the impact to the German economy from completely eliminating Russian oil would be negligible. Gas is more difficult. Overall cutting both oil...

While Ukrainians are bravely fighting against Russia’s invasion, nations all over the world are helping however they can: from accepting refugees to sending weapons. Heavy arms is the type of foreign aid that Ukraine currently needs the most. As one of Europe’s top weapons manufacturers, the...

Just ignore him. If Ukrainian relatives can't convince Russians that they're being bombed by Russians and not Banderovtsyi, we certainly won't be able to change this guy's mind. Russians have mastered never being at fault for anything, deflecting and resorting to whataboutism. Unfortunately for...

Here's the full list: It's from March 11 but still interesting.