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Old 03-12-2026, 09:44 AM   #15801
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Most of those vehicles look like they are from the 50's.
Yeah I mean it frankly looks like what was rolling around Yugo in the 90's

But I'm talking about the actual landscape.

It is beaten and destroyed.

The thing of nightmares.
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Yeah I mean it frankly looks like what was rolling around Yugo in the 90's

But I'm talking about the actual landscape.

It is beaten and destroyed.

The thing of nightmares.
I know it is probably trivial compared to the human suffering that has been going on and in no way would I want to diminish that, but as a someone who is at the very least a low-key environmentalist, I can't help but think of the long term environmental impacts that happen during wars and the long term implications (both to human health and the ecosystems). Any time a vehicle blows up, a power stations or fuel depot is hit, or a factory, or a ship sinks, it would be considered a pretty big deal, but of course in a war, there isn't the luxury to do much about it. When this war is over, Ukraine will need a lot of help in that regard.
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I know it is probably trivial compared to the human suffering that has been going on and in no way would I want to diminish that, but as a someone who is at the very least a low-key environmentalist, I can't help but think of the long term environmental impacts that happen during wars and the long term implications (both to human health and the ecosystems). Any time a vehicle blows up, a power stations or fuel depot is hit, or a factory, or a ship sinks, it would be considered a pretty big deal, but of course in a war, there isn't the luxury to do much about it. When this war is over, Ukraine will need a lot of help in that regard.
Absolutely correct.

Also the mines and unexploded ordnance, hell they still find things from WW1.

That landscape is years and years away from being useable.

They are still clearing mines in Yugo which was 30 years ago.....
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Reminds me a bit of being in Waterton or Jasper after a big forest fire and seeing a graveyard of trees. This is such another level of destruction up from that, it's unfathomable to comprehend unless you are there. That's not even mentioning the big dam attack a few years ago that destroyed so much terrain. An absolute reckoning needs to come to the russians for the environmental disasters they have caused.

I always wondered what they do with all the junk from blown up tanks and stuff and how you even clean that up. I recall when my wife left her village from the border towards Kharkiv city and the road was littered with tanks, cars, bodies, equipment strewn everywhere for 40kms straight. Like, how do you even begin to plug away at that, haul it all away, while under the threat of being attacked.

I can only imagine the cleanup that went underway in Europe post WW1 and II. I guess we have some references here when hurricanes or wildfires come sweeping through. Still, what a job to clean up that kind of mess on such a massive scale.
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Ukraine has installed anti-drone protection along 42 kilometers of roads in the Dnipropetrovsk region
https://twitter.com/user/status/2032152519888032159


Ukrainian fighters carried out a unique operation near Kostiantynivka. A robot was returning to base after successfully delivering ammunition, food, and medical supplies to soldiers of the 100th Separate Mechanized Brigade. On the way back, it encountered troops from another brigade who were trying to evacuate a wounded soldier.
https://twitter.com/user/status/2032157100000882837


Recently, due to constant threats of drone strikes, communications have begun to be jammed in Moscow. Because of this, problems have already arisen for taxis, courier services, and stores, and Russians have started buying pagers.
https://twitter.com/user/status/2032110585635074275


During February, the "Ghosts" unit of Ukraine’s Defense Intelligence struck many Russian facilities in temporarily occupied Crimea.
https://twitter.com/user/status/2032076133290697176


Péter Szijjártó accused Ukraine of attacking the infrastructure of "TurkStream" in Russia.
https://twitter.com/user/status/2032040388077269288


🔥BAVOVNA at Tikhoretsk Oil Depot and Tula, 💥S-300V launcher, S-300 radar, ammunition depots, 📡GUR destroyed radar stations in Crimea, 👌SBS destroyed 19 air defense in March!
https://twitter.com/user/status/2032133231567348065


The Carpathian Sich battalion is very angry with the occupiers. Drone operators of the 49th OSHB are destroying Russian logistics transport where the occupiers used to travel “relaxed” and even watch the sky.
https://twitter.com/user/status/2032144945293795744


KREMINNA / LYMAN: Limited reporting of major clashes in the last 24-36 hours—mostly artillery duels, small-group probes, and drone engagements near villages like Nevske, Chervonopopivka, or Bilohorivka.
https://twitter.com/user/status/2032115975227637814


CAN’T HIDE: Russia thought the Black Sea Fleet was safe 200 miles east of Crimea. They were wrong. On the night of March 1-2, 2026, a massive Ukrainian swarm of aerial and maritime drones breached the ‘impenetrable' defenses of Novorossiysk.
https://twitter.com/user/status/2031795758526091739


POKROVSK [EXPANDED AO]: A decrease in the number of of Russian contacts is noted since the redeployment of Russian units from Pokrovsk to Huliaipole to staunch UKR advances there. Scattered Russian offensive ops in the Pokrovsk direction on 8-9 MAR without confirmed advances.
https://twitter.com/user/status/2031792920907362417


Perhaps one of the most effective uses of kamikaze drones: 1 FPV = at least three occupiers.
https://twitter.com/user/status/2032114057730236446


Anti-drone nets now cover streets, sidewalks, and highways in Izium, Kharkiv region, eastern Ukraine, designed to tangle the propellers of Russian FPV drones.
https://twitter.com/user/status/2032028955813740636


Ukrainian drones struck Russian-occupied Sevastopol, with two loud explosions reported. Local channels report drones are approaching toward Inkerman, the GRES power station, and Sevastopol Bay.
https://twitter.com/user/status/2032147647272726651


Orban continues his attempts to revive his sinking ratings.

🎥In today’s episode, he casts himself as the anxious family man, blaming Ukrainians for alleged threats against his family.
https://twitter.com/user/status/2031788342233251980


POLITICO: The Hungarian Prime Minister, he helps Russia. You think he's an ally? ZELENSKYY: Yes, of course. He's standing on the side of the Russian leader. He's blocking everything for Ukraine: money, weapons, our way to EU. And he's personally sharing Russian narratives.
https://twitter.com/user/status/2031907095574937652


Russian forces are being driven back in parts of Ukraine, following the Starlink shutdown and degradation of Telegram. This has prompted one Russian warblogger who is fighting in Ukraine to post a blistering denunciation of the leadership in Moscow
https://twitter.com/user/status/2029500674224893963
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