
Regulations “On the organization of urgent burial of bodies in wartime” began appearing on websites in several Russian cities, underscoring the possibility that Russia is preparing for a large-scale invasion of Ukraine.
Russian city councils were instructed to prepare burial sites for those killed during the military campaign.
Among these cities is Cherepovets, where the authorities have begun preparing a local cemetery.
The municipality’s statement explains which local agency, in case of war, will work with the Interior Ministry to maintain the storage for the bodies, identification and documentation of the dead.
Similar regulations have previously been adopted in Chekhov, Yekaterinburg and Sakhalin.
The Commander-in-Chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, Ruslan Khomchak, during his speech in the Parliament, reported that Russia is amassing troops along Ukrainian borders.
The Ukrainian Defense Ministry’s Intelligence Directorate said that Russia is ready for large-scale provocations, in particular, to attack deep into the territory of Ukraine.
Last week, the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the U.S. Army, General Mark Milley, General Mark Milley, held talks with Valery Gerasimov, Chief of the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces.
“We have made it clear that we see threats from Russia and take them very, very seriously,” Pentagon spokesman John Kirby later said.
He added that Washington would like Moscow to be “more open” about the troop movements. “While we have learned from the bitter experience to not take at face value the Russians’ statements about their intentions,” Kirby said.
NATO troops in the next few months will hold exercises in Ukraine, the scenario of which will be “to repel a large-scale offensive of the armed forces of the hypothetical aggressor country,” the Ukrainian General Staff said.
“The defensive actions will transition to subsequent offensive to restore the state border and territorial integrity amid the aggression by the neighboring state,” the Ukrainian General Staff said.
(C)UAWIRE 2021
A permanent base for the Budapest signatories needs to be established urgently on Ukraine’s Black Sea coastal region. Should have been done in 2014.
“On the organization of urgent burial of bodies in wartime” began appearing on websites in several Russian cities, underscoring the possibility that Russia is preparing for a large-scale invasion of Ukraine.”
BS. If Muscovy was planning to invade Ukraine, they certainly wouldn’t be advertising it on the internet. This is just provocation by shorty the shithead, hoping Ukraine will fall into his “Georgian” trap.
I think you’re right too. During the initial spanking of ruSSkis they just piled the bodies up for weeks and then finally dumping them in mass graves. Some even inside Ukraine. This is another distraction. So where is the mission? We he try to take Mariupol or Odessa?
“On the organization of urgent burial of bodies in wartime”
Beyond any doubt, the mafiosi know very well that they will be burying lots of dead if it does come to an expanded war. But, the Ruskie clown doesn’t care. The Ruskie clown has always died en-mass for his master. There is no cheaper and more willing cannon fodder than a Ruskie clown.
Where can i volunteer as commander of the ukrainian forces? I will be available in less than four days! 🐱
What language will you use to order Ukrainian soldiers? Sign language? Or like the scene from Braveheart when the Scots mooned the English? ;))
Alex Salmond is using Braveheart imagery for his Scottish National socialist campaign. He is a loyal patriot. Of Russia.
Moskali are always stealing things.
I will have a translator with me, who will translate my orders. This is how it works in joint forces, Nato, etc. But as a civilian you are forgiven. 😀
GFY! 😉 Yeah I can imagine your translator…
https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/ab2ba0d54045b96ce8c62e295d1e924cad49b07467b6feb7f3731fd05ade104c.jpg
Hired. LMFAO! 😂
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