Day 6

 

This map shows the latest Ukrainian-Held Russian Territory on Day 6.

It has become so fashionable to invade Russia nowadays and seems pretty easy since Russia’s Military is poorly run, poorly trained and poorly equipped.

Finland may want to consider getting the land it lost to the Soviet Union during the 1939-1940 Winter War and the 1941-1944 Continuation War (Petsamo, the Karelian Isthmus, Ladoga Karelia, Salla and the Rybachy Peninsula.)

410,000 Finns (12% of Finland’s Population at the Time) were forced out of the newly occupied Soviet Territory that was formerly part of Finland.

Germany may want to consider getting the land it lost to the Soviet Union after 1945 (East Prussia – or Kaliningrad, Russia.)

The Soviets murdered 2.5 Million German Men, Women and Children in East Prussia (after World War 2 ended) and forced 14.6 Million Germans to leave East Prussia/Kaliningrad.

Japan may want to consider getting the land it lost to the Soviet Union after 1945 (the Kuril Islands.)

The Soviets expelled all 17,000 Japanese Men, Women and Children in the Islands in 1946.

Putin and his Russian Nazi Zs can’t even defend 60 miles of their own Territory in Kursk Oblast after 6 days so it seems the time is right for those that want to take it.

Not only are the Ukrainians showing the Russians how they can fight and defend themselves inside Ukraine (including with Ukrainian Partisans in Russian-Occupied Ukrainian Territory) but the Ukrainians are bombing Russian Cities that are hundreds of miles from the Border (including Moscow which is 280 miles away from the Ukrainian Border) to bring the 2 ½ year War to the Russian People for once – so they can’t hide their heads in the sand as they have been doing.)