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Ukraine Situation by Teneiger10

Teneiger10
Teneiger10
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25th Feb 2022
13th Sep 2023
The 2022-23 Russian Invasion Of Ukraine. Map Source: deepstatemap.live/en
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Comments

  • JMBuilder
    JMBuilder     10th Mar 2022
    Also, catchphrase911, one save is pixel art (shockingly good art, I might add) while this one is an informative map of current events. Plus it's been featured by the devs and mods, so naturally, it's going to get a lot more attention.
  • JMBuilder
    JMBuilder     10th Mar 2022
    Very true... Definitely don't want a second Chernobyl.
  • last_worlds
    last_worlds     10th Mar 2022
    Remember Chernobyl and all those active NUCLEAR power plants in Ukraine? Big difference from Georgia.
  • catchphrase911
    catchphrase911     10th Mar 2022
    sorry, but why the f***does this have more upvotes than id:2264345. that save that was made far outshines this
  • JMBuilder
    JMBuilder     10th Mar 2022
    Take what I say with a grain of salt, of course. It's verging on conspiracy theories.
  • JMBuilder
    JMBuilder     10th Mar 2022
    Bear with me while I make a controversial point... Don't get me wrong. I in no way support Putin's blatant act of violence and aggression. However, propaganda cuts both ways, and Putin and his generals aren't the only source. I can almost guarantee that a large number of the claims and stories coming from the Ukrainian government (IE the Ghost of Kyiv or the supposed texts between the young Russian soldier and his mother) are either fabricated or exaggerated. The first casualty of war is truth.
  • JMBuilder
    JMBuilder     10th Mar 2022
    It's the same stunt they pulled with Georgia in 2008... I don't recall global outrage or fears of WWIII over that. This whole scenario is so strange to me.
  • ae
    ae     10th Mar 2022
    yes those people could probably escape, their main focus is kiev
  • jacob1
    jacob1     10th Mar 2022
    So yeah it would be weird to be in blue and completely surrounded by red, but they may still have an escape route despite appearances. But probably no major cities there anyway.
  • jacob1
    jacob1     10th Mar 2022
    Lukandrate: Most of the red areas in the map are like that in reality. The Russian army controls the routes, but they aren't present in every inch of territory. This still means they have effective control of those areas though if the Ukrainian army can't defend it. So that's why they are colored in red. Perhaps the advance to Kyiv should also be filled in red too, but I don't think the Russians have effective control yet, they are just making an advance.