Putin just made a big mistake:
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@Lizette603_23 it is a thread. If you scroll upwards you will see.
@randahl I'm scrolling...Masto is jumping on my screen tonight. Thanks
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Putin just made a big mistake:
Multiple reports coming out of the NATO country of Poland show a Russian Kh-101 cruise missile has hit somewhere between the town of Otrocz and the town of Tarnawa-Kolonia, 100 km from the Polish border to Ukraine.
Air raid sirens are heard in the city of Lublin 70 km north of Otrocz.
The Polish Operational command writes, Polish fighter jets and an AWACS plane are in the air.
We are entering a day of intense NATO communication.
Thread with videos:
@randahl jfc
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Putin just made a big mistake:
Multiple reports coming out of the NATO country of Poland show a Russian Kh-101 cruise missile has hit somewhere between the town of Otrocz and the town of Tarnawa-Kolonia, 100 km from the Polish border to Ukraine.
Air raid sirens are heard in the city of Lublin 70 km north of Otrocz.
The Polish Operational command writes, Polish fighter jets and an AWACS plane are in the air.
We are entering a day of intense NATO communication.
Thread with videos:
@randahl
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Putin just made a big mistake:
Multiple reports coming out of the NATO country of Poland show a Russian Kh-101 cruise missile has hit somewhere between the town of Otrocz and the town of Tarnawa-Kolonia, 100 km from the Polish border to Ukraine.
Air raid sirens are heard in the city of Lublin 70 km north of Otrocz.
The Polish Operational command writes, Polish fighter jets and an AWACS plane are in the air.
We are entering a day of intense NATO communication.
Thread with videos:
@randahl 2nd time I am thinking Fxxc, xucx, xuxk, fxux today. And today is 90 min old for me. (Copied to clipboard, btw)
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Putin just made a big mistake:
Multiple reports coming out of the NATO country of Poland show a Russian Kh-101 cruise missile has hit somewhere between the town of Otrocz and the town of Tarnawa-Kolonia, 100 km from the Polish border to Ukraine.
Air raid sirens are heard in the city of Lublin 70 km north of Otrocz.
The Polish Operational command writes, Polish fighter jets and an AWACS plane are in the air.
We are entering a day of intense NATO communication.
Thread with videos:
@randahl he is losing, he needs to drag Europe to war to survive and go all in. We shall be cautious about it. And I am not talking about not responding to it, btw few months ago we had air alarms in Estonia, when Ukrainian drones entered our airspace because they have been redirected by Russian gps jamming, one of them even crashed into chimney of power plant, another two crashed near Tartu, thats about 70km away from border. And lets not talk that russian airplanes or boats are intruding Estonian space on monthly basis, or last provocation was, that they was training live firing on Peipsi lake just close to borders (presumably training shooting down water drones) without prior notification, or sometime last year strange military personnel without proper unit signs on uniform operated near land border or MIG aircraft being minutes from Tallinn (capital) or cyber attacks on our infrastructure by groups linked to FSB. I just stopped counting.
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Photo posted online, purportedly showing the point of impact.
The Operational Command of the Polish armed forces confirms that an aerial object has crashed inside Poland near the town of Tarnawa-Kolonia:
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@PeterLG yes there is.
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@randahl he is losing, he needs to drag Europe to war to survive and go all in. We shall be cautious about it. And I am not talking about not responding to it, btw few months ago we had air alarms in Estonia, when Ukrainian drones entered our airspace because they have been redirected by Russian gps jamming, one of them even crashed into chimney of power plant, another two crashed near Tartu, thats about 70km away from border. And lets not talk that russian airplanes or boats are intruding Estonian space on monthly basis, or last provocation was, that they was training live firing on Peipsi lake just close to borders (presumably training shooting down water drones) without prior notification, or sometime last year strange military personnel without proper unit signs on uniform operated near land border or MIG aircraft being minutes from Tallinn (capital) or cyber attacks on our infrastructure by groups linked to FSB. I just stopped counting.
@randahl some links:
https://kriis.ee/en/news/stray-drone-strikes-chimney-auvere-power-plant
https://www.vm.ee/en/news/russian-border-guards-illegally-crossed-temporary-control-line-narva-river
https://www.rferl.org/amp/estonia-russia-border-road-close-masked-soldiers-saatse-boot/33558567.html
https://news.postimees.ee/8295924/russian-vessel-breaches-estonian-waters-for-35-minutes
https://www.ria.ee/en/russian-intelligence-ramps-cyber-pressure-west
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But that was last week. How is relevant to this morning?
@SkyFox @appassionato @randahl -
@randahl he is losing, he needs to drag Europe to war to survive and go all in. We shall be cautious about it. And I am not talking about not responding to it, btw few months ago we had air alarms in Estonia, when Ukrainian drones entered our airspace because they have been redirected by Russian gps jamming, one of them even crashed into chimney of power plant, another two crashed near Tartu, thats about 70km away from border. And lets not talk that russian airplanes or boats are intruding Estonian space on monthly basis, or last provocation was, that they was training live firing on Peipsi lake just close to borders (presumably training shooting down water drones) without prior notification, or sometime last year strange military personnel without proper unit signs on uniform operated near land border or MIG aircraft being minutes from Tallinn (capital) or cyber attacks on our infrastructure by groups linked to FSB. I just stopped counting.
Dear Mr Putin
Would you mind awfully, holding off any war with the EU/UK until at least 2023 so that the UK can get around to at least spending 3% of GDP on defense. If you give us a bit longer we can build more tanks, ships, planes etc and train enough troops to have a good fight.
Thank you
Kind Regards
Mr A Burnham, UK PM.
Reality check, we need to spend more than 3% NOW and start building up what we need.
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@appassionato If nothing had happened, I would not see multiple videos of air sirens going off in Lublin.
Ai gen videos designed to cause panic perhaps.
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@SkyFox @appassionato @randahl
Or it was a test as stated here.
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No Hit in Poland: There is no official confirmation from NATO, the Polish military, or international authorities that a missile landed in or struck Otrocz or any part of Poland.
Update:
Niezidentyfikowany obiekt spadł w pobliżu wsi Tarnawa-Kolonia w województwie lubelskim. Do sprawy odniósł się minister obrony narodowej Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz oraz premier Donald Tusk.
Unidentified object. 10m crater.
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But that was last week. How is relevant to this morning?
@SkyFox @appassionato @randahl@osma
The videos don't have dates in them, but I just now realised that they are too dark for it to be 7 in the morning. And given the the post later in the thread... Well.
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@SkyFox @appassionato @randahl
Good point,
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@randahl Maybe he'll get to say it was another oopsie.
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Putin just made a big mistake:
Multiple reports coming out of the NATO country of Poland show a Russian Kh-101 cruise missile has hit somewhere between the town of Otrocz and the town of Tarnawa-Kolonia, 100 km from the Polish border to Ukraine.
Air raid sirens are heard in the city of Lublin 70 km north of Otrocz.
The Polish Operational command writes, Polish fighter jets and an AWACS plane are in the air.
We are entering a day of intense NATO communication.
Thread with videos:
@randahl
I think Putin saw Poland-Ukraine relations souring and thought a good scare might be enough to split Poland off. -
Putin just made a big mistake:
Multiple reports coming out of the NATO country of Poland show a Russian Kh-101 cruise missile has hit somewhere between the town of Otrocz and the town of Tarnawa-Kolonia, 100 km from the Polish border to Ukraine.
Air raid sirens are heard in the city of Lublin 70 km north of Otrocz.
The Polish Operational command writes, Polish fighter jets and an AWACS plane are in the air.
We are entering a day of intense NATO communication.
Thread with videos:
@randahl Abit off topic, but something worth noting: In 1990 Estonia and Latvia became NATO members. In 1998 Boris Yeltsin joined G7 and in 1999, Putin came to power. In 2014, he started the war with Ukraine, stating that, he wants NATO to move back to it's traditional borders (western Europe). To put this into perspective, Russia has had 2 NATO countries on it's border now, for 37 years, sat at a table of NATO members for 15 years (G7) and started a war with a non NATO country, in a bid to get
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Putin just made a big mistake:
Multiple reports coming out of the NATO country of Poland show a Russian Kh-101 cruise missile has hit somewhere between the town of Otrocz and the town of Tarnawa-Kolonia, 100 km from the Polish border to Ukraine.
Air raid sirens are heard in the city of Lublin 70 km north of Otrocz.
The Polish Operational command writes, Polish fighter jets and an AWACS plane are in the air.
We are entering a day of intense NATO communication.
Thread with videos:
@randahl NATO to move back from it's borders. No matter what you hear from the Kremlin, you can bank on one thing. The Kremlin and it's kronies are talking utter shit....
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Dear Mr Putin
Would you mind awfully, holding off any war with the EU/UK until at least 2023 so that the UK can get around to at least spending 3% of GDP on defense. If you give us a bit longer we can build more tanks, ships, planes etc and train enough troops to have a good fight.
Thank you
Kind Regards
Mr A Burnham, UK PM.
Reality check, we need to spend more than 3% NOW and start building up what we need.
@zleap @randahl meanwhile Estonia already spending more than 5% last year because of this gov raised VAT 2x 20%->22%->24% and also increased another taxes, cut some benefits. Yes I am angry about it as hell, but I understand it and support it. The point is I can afford it, but there are a lot of people who can’t.
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