Ukraine 22: Anyone else holding their breath?

[The Anti-Targ]

1 hour ago, felice said:

Being Russian doesn't mean they automatically like the Russian government and want to remain under its authority...

Though it possibly means the majority want to govern themselves, since they are even less inclined to automatically like the Ukraine govt nor want to go from Russian rule back to Ukrainian rule.

[Kalnestk Oblast]

I'm good with putting crimea to a fair referendum if we can also do that for every other area in Russia.

[JGP]

Geopolitically, world leaders and whoever can bleat all they want about it, but no way the general public would be ok with trying to force an arrangement that Ukraine isn't ok with. There's a lot going on, and of course I could be wrong, but it's hard to imagine any scenario where that wouldn't be very polarizing.

It's Ukraine's call. 

  

[Wilbur]

Finland discusses the likelihood of Russian spies.

Foreign Ministry: Probable that spies work under false identities in Finland too | News | Yle Uutiset

[Wilbur]

Kinburn Peninsula action is probably artillery battles and occasional SOF raids.

 

[Wilbur]

This is the second time I have seen a claim that Russian mobiks are giving up their commanders' locations out of spite.  This is from the Georgian Legion Twitter:

 

[Wilbur]

In yet another piece of evidence that shows how low the stocks of Russian cruise missiles have become, it looks like the Russians are removing tactical nuclear payloads from aging missiles and firing them off as barrel bombs.

Britain says Russia likely removing nuclear warheads from missiles and firing at Ukraine | Reuters

[JGP]

Wait what.