[OFF TOPIC] Russia-Ukraine War

[Finnator123 292]

Great threat about the VDV, or Russian paratroopers.
 

 

[hckošice 14,899]

at least one good news, The occupiers will not kill the animals, since they were successfuly evacuated to Poland

 

 

 

 

Animals have been successfully evacuated to Poland from Kyiv zoo after six-day odyssey across Ukraine.

🇺🇦🇵🇱 pic.twitter.com/JKZ0zpLt3N

— Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) March 3, 2022

[bestmen 2,827]

Fire in zaporizhzhia nuclear power station

 

 

[hckošice 14,899]

In one of the czech ZOO, a young rhinoceros of the black eastern subspecies threatened with extinction was born on Friday night and was named Kyjev, (Czech pronouniation of the Ukrainian capital Kyiv) In honor of the Ukrainians defending themselves against the Russian invasion.

Czech press agency ČTK announced. 

[bestmen 2,827]

Russia sends humanitarian aid to Ukraine 

 

[hckošice 14,899]

and speaking about animals, many refugees crossed the UKR/SVK borders with their pets. They also saved a hamster 

 

[dcro 10,210]

So it seems we avoided a nuclear disaster by few hundred meters, if not just few tens of meters. Brilliant move to grenade the largest nuclear plant in Europe. Most of the waste would have ended up in Russia anyways.

 

But not really surprising. They also "accidentally" blew up a dam back in 1941, wiping out 100k people in the process.

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dnieper_Hydroelectric_Station

[LDOG 2,418]

18 minutes ago, dcro said:

So it seems we avoided a nuclear disaster by few hundred meters, if not just few tens of meters. Brilliant move to grenade the largest nuclear plant in Europe. Most of the waste would have ended up in Russia anyways.

 

But not really surprising. They also "accidentally" blew up a dam back in 1941, wiping out 100k people in the process.

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dnieper_Hydroelectric_Station

Most likely it was a fakeout to force ukranians to shut it down and make them lose a big power source.

[dcro 10,210]

Meanwhile in Argentina...

 

Please don't make another Slovakia-Slovenia out of this.

 

[Agger 1,663]

2 hours ago, dcro said:

So it seems we avoided a nuclear disaster by few hundred meters, if not just few tens of meters. Brilliant move to grenade the largest nuclear plant in Europe. Most of the waste would have ended up in Russia anyways.

 

But not really surprising. They also "accidentally" blew up a dam back in 1941, wiping out 100k people in the process.

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dnieper_Hydroelectric_Station

Quite a few experts say that it wasn't really close to any kind of disaster. Those plants are made to withstand quite a lot!