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Tag Archives: Dnipro River
LinkSwarm For February 20, 2026
Everyone favors Voter ID except Democrats trying to cling to power, America’s big stick gets bigger, Trump’s tariffs hit a setback at the Supreme Court, another insane tranny shooter, Ukraine recaptures more land from Russia, another Pulitzer Prize winning leftist … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Crime, Democrats, Economics, Elections, Foreign Policy, Guns, Jihad, Media Watch, Military, Republicans, Social Justice Warriors, Supreme Court, Technology, Texas, video, Waste and Fraud
Tagged 2026 Election, 2026 Texas Senate Race, 35th Congressional District, 38th Congressional District, 9th Congressional District, active shooter, Adriana De La Rosa, AI, aircraft carrier, Al Green, Alex Mealer, Babylon Bee, Books, Border Controls, Brandon Herrera, Briscoe Cain, Bryan A. Garner, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Candida auris, Carlos De La Cruz, Central Command (CENTCOM), Chicago, Chicago Bears, China, Cisco, Clownfish TV, Colorado, Crime, Dallas, Dallas Police Department, Dan Mims, Dead Internet Theory, Deddrick Wilmer, Democrats, Dnipro River, dogs, Donald Trump, drones, Dwayne Stovall, Economics, Eddie Murphy, Elections, Facebook, Foreign Policy, fungus, Guns, hacking, hard drives, Harris County, Ian McCollum, Illegal Aliens, India, International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA), Iran, Jack Ireland Jr., James Talarico, Jay Fondren, Jeffrey Epstein, Jesse Jackson, Jessica Hart Steinmann, Jews, Jihad, John Cornyn, John Roberts, Jon Bonck, Ken Paxton, Kherson, Kimberly Bizor Tolbert, Kurt Schlichter, LinkSwarm, lock-picking, Lock-Picking Lawyer, Massachusetts, Matt Mackowiak, Media Watch, Michael Wilson (Texas Scorecard), Military, Nancy Krause, New York City, NFL, Nick Tran, NRA, Obama, Obituary, Ohio, Oswaldo “Oz” Perez, pedophilia, police, polls, Prince Andrew, rape, Regina Ann Santos-Aviles, Renisha Touche Wilkins, Reporting from Ukraine, Republicans, Restore Britain, Rick Beato, Robert Dorgan, Rupert Lowe, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Sarah Ambria Anderson, Saturday Night Live, SAVE Act, Scott Pinkser, Second Amendment, Social Justice Warriors, Stephen Colbert, Stephen Long, Suchomimus, Supreme Court, tariffs, Taxes, technology, Temu, Texas, Texas 23rd Congressional District, Turning Point USA, UK, Ukraine, USS Gerald R. Ford, Veterans Administration, video, Voter Fraud, Washington Post, Wesley Hunt, Wesley Lowrey, Western Digital, Zero Hedge, Zohran Mamdani
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Ukraine Crossed the Dnipro? (Take Two)
Back in November, I put up a post on Ukrainian forces crossing the Dnipro River for a probing raid. Since then I’ve noticed a persistent trickle of hits to the post, presumably off social media posts of further activity. Today … Continue reading
Posted in Military, video
Tagged Antonovsky Bridge, Dachi, Dachy, Dnipro River, Kherson, Military, Oleshky, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Suchomimus, Ukraine, video
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Ukraine Update for November 15, 2022: Dnipro Crossed?
Right after Kherson city was liberated and spans on the Antonivsky and Nova Kakhkovka bridges blown, a whole lot of commenters went “Well, Ukraine obviously isn’t going to try to cross the Dnipro there, it’s too wide.” Looks like that … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, Military, video
Tagged Antonovsky Bridge, Arabat Spit, Crimea, Dnipro River, Foreign Policy, Kinburn Spit, logistics, NATO, Poland, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Suchomimus, Ukraine, video
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Breaking News: Russian Retreat Complete, Kherson City Liberated
Yesterday’s post about Russians starting to bug of Kherson Oblast north/west of the Dnipro Rover is already obsolete, as Russia appears to have completed its retreat. Russia’s military said on Friday it had completed its withdrawal from Kherson, a lightning-fast … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, Military, video
Tagged Antonovsky Bridge, Dnipro River, Foreign Policy, Kherson, Military, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Suchomimus, video
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Russia Starts Bugging Out
Lets look at the news that Russia has announced a complete withdrawal from Kherson oblast north/west of the Dnipro River. First up: A big picture overview from Peter Zeihan, that I have some minor to moderate quibbles with. Takeaways: Russia … Continue reading
Multiple Russian Fronts Collapsing
Ukraine continues to liberate territory from its Russian occupiers, not only in the Kharkiv/northeast front, but also on the Kherson/southwest front, where the last few days have seen a rapid collapse in Russian lines. ISW’s daily brief: Ukrainian forces continued … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, Military, video
Tagged Dnipro River, Foreign Policy, Inhulets River, Kherson, Kreminna, Luhansk, Lysychansk, Military, Peter Zeihan, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Severodonetsk, Suchomimus, Ukraine, video
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Kherson Counteroffensive: Day Two
Ukraine’s Kherson counteroffensive appears to be making significant headway. The Institute for the Study of War has some summary goodness. Ukrainian military officials announced the start of the Ukrainian counteroffensive in Kherson Oblast on August 29. Ukrainian officials reported that … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, Military, video
Tagged Antonivsky Bridge, Arkhanhelske, artillery, Ben Hedges, Dnipro River, EU, Germany, Havrylivka, HIMARS, Inhulets River, Kherson, logistics, Melitopol, Military, Nataliya Gumenyuk, Nova Kakhkovka, Novodmytrivka, nuclear power, Olaf Scholz, Petro Andryushchenko, Poland, Pravdyne, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Sukhyi Stavok, Tomyna Balka, UK, Ukraine, video, Vladimir Putin, Volodymyr Litvinov, Zaporizhzhia
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Ukraine’s Attrition Strategy
A lot of questions have popped up about the much-talked about Ukrainian counteroffensive for Kherson, among the biggest of which is “Where is it?” Anders Puck Nielsen, a military analyst at the Royal Danish Defence College, has some answers. What … Continue reading
Posted in Military, unions, video
Tagged Anders Puck Nielsen, Dnipro River, Donbas, Foreign Policy, Kherson, logistics, Military, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Ukraine, video, Zaporizhzhia
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Russo-Ukrainian War Update for February 27, 2022
The Russian offensive in Ukraine continues to bog down against stiff resistance, Putin puts his nukes on alert, a rumor of peace talks, momentum to suspend some Russian banks from SWIFT builds, and a whole lot of aid from the … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Foreign Policy, Military, video
Tagged Australia, Azov Sea, Berdyansk, Bucha, conscription, Crimea, Dnipro River, Donetsk, Foreign Policy, Germany, Greece, Grozny, Jim Geraghty, Kiev, logistics, Mariupol, Mark Antonio Wright, Military, NATO, nuclear weapons, Odessa (Ukraine), Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Sweden, SWIFT, tanks, Ukraine, video, Vladimir Putin, Volodymyr Zelenskyy
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