Yep, we're talking about a massive missile attack three weeks ago. About the fact that as a result of the strike a buried bunker with NATO officers was hit, I learned from a message in a Greek source at the link above. Ukrainian and Russian sources limited themselves to reports that there was a missile strike, without much detail.
Don't you think that it looks a bit strange that immediately after attack Russia didn't started to brag about "destroying NATO bunker and killing 300 NATO officials"? Russian media caught this message from Greek website just now, few weeks after it was posted.
When is the spring offensive? I'm already bored again. Last time, when I got bored, the Armed Forces of Ukraine pleased me with peppy maneuvers in the area of Kherson and Kharkov. I hope this time I will not be disappointed.
Did someone promised that counteroffensive will begin on 15th March, 1st of April or insert any other date there? It will begin when it will be right time, not when someone is bored. And if you're bored, you can go to frontline to get some "enterntainment"
1,340 km more NATO next to Russia. Чтo c лицoм, Пyтин? what's up with the face, Putin?
So what happened? Did Russia invade Finland? Not yet? What is the delay? Is be.open preparing to have a 'victory' parade in Helsinki?
Neah, Putler would never try to attack NATO. He got his ass handed to him by Ukrainians, imagine what would happen
if he went to Finland. There would be 20M Russians dead, instead of ~200K.
So now, NATO tanks need to cross only ~50km to reach St. Petersburg. 2 hours in good weather, lol.
Nice going bunker deedo.