No, BBC, this is not "A Ukrainian soldier walks past a destroyed Russian tank in Kharkiv", it is "A Ukrainian soldier walks past a destroyed Ukrainian armoured personnel carrier in Kharkiv". No, Daily Mail, same goes for you (though not surprising in this case), and no, it isnt, various random Polish and Finnish newspages, probably some others too.
https://www.bbc.com/news/live/world-europe-60774819
Details do matter.
It's not BBC, that image is from Getty and I'm inclined to believe that Getty is appropriately naming their pictures. Here's the picture - https://www.gettyimages.com/detail/n...?adppopup=true
Sure it's not a tank specifically, but it seems to have the same "cope cage" around its turret that we've seen a lot of Russian armor adopting.
putin seems to be getting more unhinged by the day. Are we certain he does not have the absolute authority on nukes? Some redditors claimed he does, and that the oligarchs and general staff have absolutely no power to veto or object to Putin's decisions.
Yeah, except it is not. BTR-4 is a not a Russian tank and that thing in the picture is a burned down BTR-4 APC.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BTR-4
Let's be even more specific - the one burning in front of the abandoned Russian Tigr 4x4 APC's, when Russians tried to scout Kharkiv with light units and subsequently were forced to retreat.
This one (warning, first picture is NSFW)
https://lostarmour.info/armour/item.php?id=30042
https://www.oryxspioenkop.com/2022/0...equipment.html
Number 4 (destroyed) under BTR-4 for Ukraine
I mean, another thing I said that people rebuked was America wouldn't get involved, but Putin seems to be pushing that line SO hard right now it feels inevitable we will get fully involved. He's implicitly killing random American journalists and the sanctions are consequently coming down harder and harder, leading to his further downward spiral.
How can he be stopped? No one can obviously kill him, he can't be reasoned with at all anymore, and he said he explicitly will take Ukraine unless he is dead.
Today he made that crazed speech threatening the West and it was chilling. I think he will launch nukes eventually even as a mere warning, and that no one should have faith in him being pragmatic or rational now from the way he is.

I dunno, you just admitted the Swiss were forced to close access to North Korea, sounds like the same situation to me. Elaborate, please, on how it's "not the same situation in any way shape or form."
No, Putin is not "implicitly killing random American journalists." They were reporting from a war zone and got killed. That's a risk they take. It sucks, but it's war.

Putin's demands per his phone call with Turkey.
Basically, nothing has changed.
Neutrality, demilitarisation so that Ukraine poses 'no threat', denazification (which is highly offensive but Ukraine has been doing a good job of it the last 3 weeks killing Russians), Crimea permanently Russian, recognition of Donetsk/Lugansk.
Are you suggesting that the only thing that ever stops people from doing immoral things is a codified system of laws and an arbiter?
Wow.
Sometimes people don't do something because it's wrong. Sometimes they don't do it because they know that others will think it's wrong. Sometimes, they decide that they need rules and an arbiter just in case someone does it anyway.
You're ignoring that those first two are even a thing.
R.I.P. Democracy
"The difference between stupidity
and genius is that genius has its limits."
--Alexandre Dumas-fils

WHO has verified 43 attacks on hospitals and health facilities by Russian forces. Those are just the verified ones.

The Swiss held the money for North Korea for decades and the sanctions were the result of a decision of the UN security council last but not least North Korea isn't entirely closed off from the financial system like Russia is at the moment. Everyone knows China along with other countries are laundering money for North Korea no one is threatening China openly because of it.