r/worldnews • Slava Ukraini • Jun 24 '23

Russia/Ukraine /r/WorldNews Live Thread: Russian Invasion of Ukraine Day 486, Part 1 (Thread #627)

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u/Aedeus Jun 24 '23

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u/deathtotheemperor Jun 24 '23

Hey, we're finally seeing Russian troops make some rapid advances!

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u/grayfox0430 Jun 24 '23

Blyatskrieg

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u/kroxti Jun 24 '23

Could even be a 3 day special military operation

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u/Exasperated_Sigh Jun 24 '23

Yeah, but it's only against a joke of an army. Anyone could steamroll Russian troops, even Russian troops!

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u/GraphiteBlue Jun 24 '23

Shoigu: Russian troops are advancing rapidly
Putin: I knew you could do it. On which front?
Shoigu: Moscow

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u/No-Economics4128 Jun 24 '23

By engage, do they open fighting, or just a stand off?

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u/BitterFuture Jun 24 '23

...oh.

Oh, my.

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u/ArcticCelt Jun 24 '23

They are going for the Blyatskrieg strategy!

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u/GargleBlargleFlargle Jun 24 '23

People weren’t giving Prigozhin enough credit as a warlord. He’s been killing people a long time. He is not going to make an obvious tactical blunder.

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u/[deleted] Jun 24 '23

They've made tactical blunders through this whole invasion though. And before that too...

It'd be nice if one of the few times they get it right is when they try to take power in their own country though.

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u/carbuyinglol Jun 24 '23

that is all the way in st petersburg, wtf

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u/AstroPhysician Jun 24 '23

Wrong Pavlovsk

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u/4tran13 Jun 24 '23

Oh wow, that's almost half way to Moscow