Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: Donetsk e' al collasso? (BBC LIVE)

I capi russi dell'insurrezione hanno dato le dimissioni.
 
Qui:
 
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-28785803
 
 
Un lanciamissili, che viaggia accanto al convoglio umanitario, e' stato fotografato.
 
Il Lupo perde il pelo, ma non il vizietto :)

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Come ampiamente anticipato, Anal.
 
Non puoi contenere divisioni di carri armati con armi a spalla.
 
Questo succede perche' i Russi hanno fornito milioni di carri armati e artiglieria pesante, nonche' centinaia di missili anche nucleari.
 
Queste sono le troiate che vermi come te papagallano da NATO.
 
Riassunto, niente coinvolgimento Russo, previsto crollo a fine settimana.
 
Vediamo come finisce, comunque onore a Strelkov l'unico dimessosi, tanti nazi sono schiattati.
 

 Strelkov l'unico dimessosi, tanti nazi sono schiattati.
 
The BBC reported Strelkov may have worked for Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) in a counter-terrorism unit, citing Russian military experts. According to Russian media, he has served as an FSB officer and his last role before retirement was reportedly with the FSB's Directorate for Combating International Terrorism. Anonymous International disclosed what it said were Strelkov's personal emails on 12 May 2014, revealing that he had served in the FSB for 18 years from 1996 to March 2014, including in Chechnya from 1999 to 2005, The Moscow Times reported. The newspaper also said Girkin was born in Moscow and that it contacted him by email and phone but that he would not confirm the claims. A local pro-Russia militia leader in Ukraine, Vyacheslav Ponomarev, a self-described old friend of Girkin's, said the information about Girkin was true.[15] His pseudonym "Strelkov" ("Strelok") can be roughly translated as "Rifleman" or "Shooter". He has also been dubbed Igor Grozny ("Igor the Terrible").
Alexander Cherkasov, head of Russia's leading human rights group Memorial, is convinced that the "Igor Strelkov" of Ukraine is the same person as a Russian military officer called "Strelkov", who was identified as being directly responsible for at least six instances (on four separate occasions) of the forced disappearance and presumed murder of residents of Chechnya's mountain Vedensky District village of Khatuni and nearby settlements of Makhkety and Tevzeni in 2001-2002, when "Strelkov" was attached to the 45th Detached Reconnaissance Regiment special forces unit of the Russian Airborne Troops based near Khatuni. None of these crimes were solved by official investigations. Website of Chechnya's official human rights ombudsman in fact lists at least two residents of Khatuni who went missing in 2001 (Beslan Durtayev and Supyan Tashayev) as having been kidnapped from their homes and taken to the 45th DRR base by the officers known as "Colonel Proskuryn and Strelkov Igor";[22][23] another entry lists the missing person Beslan Taramov as abducted in 2001 in the village of Elistandzhi by the 45th DRR servicemen led by "Igor Strelko(nicknamed Strikal)".[24] Cherkasov too lists Durtayev and Tashayev (but not Taramov) among the alleged victims of "Strelkov".[20] Cherkasov and other observers suspected it was in fact the same "Strelkov" until May 2014, when Igor Strelkov / Girkin himself confirmed he has been present at Khatuni in 2001, where he fought against the "local population". According to Cherkasov, as a result of Strelkov's actions in Chechnya, two sisters of one of those "disappeared", Uvais Nagayev, in effect turned to terrorism and died three years later: one of these sisters, Aminat Nagayeva, blew herself up in the 2004 Russian aircraft bombings over the Tula Oblast aboard a Tu-134 "Volga-Aeroexpress" airliner, killing 43; the other sister, Rosa Nagayeva, participated in the Beslan hostage crisis that same year.

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Di sicuro uno in gamba, caro ex compagno.
 
Diventato Ebreo filo nazista da qualche mese.