In such a case, it makes no sense to negotiate with a corpse. Although a corpse might be better at sticking to agreements.
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Not at all. He fully supported the colonial oppression: https://betterlivingthroughbeowulf.com/in-ukraine-a-battle-between-2-poets/
These monuments are dismantled as colonial markers. Every city and town in the empire had to have monuments to Pushkin. They were erected even in some villages. Large cities had several of them. And not because there were so many Pushkin fans. It was a monumental propaganda of the cultural supremacy of Muscovy.
Here it started with tools to report the presence of enemy forces - see e.g. https://bachu.info/ I'm not an expert at organising, but I guess the Internet greatly facilitates civilian resistance - see e.g. https://zlamavka.com/en/home/
They are getting drugs from drug dealers. Here's a Russian traditional public spanking of a drug dealer: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3448310/Drug-dealer-tortured-beaten-death-pro-Russian-rebels.html More details on how they get the drugs: https://theweek.com/defence/drug-use-rife-among-russian-soldiers-in-ukraine
It has some, but: "...the T-72B is a terrible night-fighter. Its 1K13-19 gunner’s sight has a passive night-vision mode that doesn’t require an infrared spotlight, but it lacks range. To identify targets out to the tank’s maximum engagement range of around 1,200 yards, at night, a T-72B crew must switch on its infrared spotlight and use the 1K13-19 sight in its active mode.
The problem, of course, is that any enemy forces with their own infrared sights can see the spotlight, too—and pinpoint the T-72B’s position."
"...the T-72B is a terrible night-fighter. Its 1K13-19 gunner’s sight has a passive night-vision mode that doesn’t require an infrared spotlight, but it lacks range. To identify targets out to the tank’s maximum engagement range of around 1,200 yards, at night, a T-72B crew must switch on its infrared spotlight and use the 1K13-19 sight in its active mode.
The problem, of course, is that any enemy forces with their own infrared sights can see the spotlight, too—and pinpoint the T-72B’s position.”
There's already an agreement that he will return home soon: https://www.dawn.com/news/1788329/russia-to-send-ukraine-teen-home-after-deal
Hopefully, he will return home soon: https://www.dawn.com/news/1788329/russia-to-send-ukraine-teen-home-after-deal
Please re-read, this is not about Juliani. This is about his Ukrainian ally.
AFAIK, equipment is not a problem - they just proceed carefully, waiting for doctors' decision. I also hope for the better.
P.S. Original Ruscist source: https://t.me/kremlin_secrets/3124