TheBatleyTownswomensGuild
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This is what Donetsk airport in Ukraine looked like a little over a year ago.
...aaaand this is how it looks today.
Jan 22, 2015 11:06 AM
TheBatleyTownswomensGuild
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This is what Donetsk airport in Ukraine looked like a little over a year ago.
...aaaand this is how it looks today.
JAPONfan
Show tower.
coopie4pres
We are living in the times, my friends. We should all just be excellent to one another.
TerribleBot
Take the train.
MrsMalzahn
The story is a battle for control of the airport caused this.Pro Russian rebels are responsible.Nato confirms 331 dead since the cease fire
ivlook
well i am not an architect but i think i see the problem... nobody could get to their planes with that tank blocking the door\
reallyunreal
that's some seriously impressive remodelling they've done.
justwatching
The truth of what is happening here is wrapped in propaganda and geo-political self-interest.
ColdCast
Well to be fair, the Russians do have a history of fucking up in the Ukraine http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chernobyl_disaster
WhenNothingGoesRightGoLeft
The Russians just have a history of fucking up. Themselves, others, international relations, their own citizens, etc.
SexDrugsBirdsandRocknRoll
Umm.. why?
WhenNothingGoesRightGoLeft
It is a semi-relevant strategic position, but mostly symbolic. Whoever controls it is winning. Of course, there is hardly anything (1/2)
WhenNothingGoesRightGoLeft
left to control at this point. (2/2)
Phrozenpoo
Can anyone link me to the info on what's going on over there I remember seeing it at one Time or another here
WhenNothingGoesRightGoLeft
reddit: r/UkraineConflict. Not reddit: http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-26270866 TL;DR A series of protests created a power vacuum (1/2)
WhenNothingGoesRightGoLeft
The Russians saw a chance, invaded Ukraine, and claimed they weren't there. The have been fucking things up there since Feb. 2014. (2/3)
WhenNothingGoesRightGoLeft
I'm hardly unbiased (you don't say?), so do your own thinking as well. (3/3)