The War in the Ukraine
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Russia seems to have prepared an exhibition of captured Ukranian equipment in Patriot Park. It includes a rather complete TB2
Easy meal for Su-35. MiG-29 is 1980s plane. No match for Su-35.
Destroying them Brimstone launchers.
Alligator helicopters attacking ground targets.
Alligator helicopters attacking ground targets.
Ukrainian ambassador to Germany had a train wreck of an interview where he denied a Ukrainian Nazi collaborator killed Jews, and instead compared him to robin hood (LOL). I must have missed the scene in prince of thieves where the untermenschen were lead into gas chambers.
He got fired by Zelensky who's smart enough to realise it's hard to claim your country isn't Nazi infested if your ambassadors are openly denying the holocaust. There's probably been some sort of internal power struggle that's lead to him fire the others, maybe he gave them an ultimatum to stop denying the holocaust or get fired.
there was a cruise missile strike near Bakhmut
120 mm mortar strikes
ballistic and NLOS missile strikes
120 mm mortar strikes
ballistic and NLOS missile strikes
The total failure of the Kiev regime to retake the Kherson region says it all. All their eggs are in the Donbass basket and
it is game over once they are lost. But I see lots of anticipation by NATO twits that the Kiev regime will start to push
Russia back to Moscow this fall. How? By farting? They cant even handle DPR troops pulling in T-62 tanks and as for them losing some tanks that's a local issue not a Russian Army one. I sort of do take Putins words a little seriously for stating we havent gotten serious yet since Ukraine is facing just the DPR with chechen volunteers.
Ukros are continuing the fight only to ensure they receive western weapons which they can sell to Russian forces for thousands of dollars.
Nah, Russia is very much involved and there definitely are deficiencies and problems with the Russian military (although basically all overblown in western media, cuz western media lol).
With that said, they have choosen to fall back to a more stupid, but also slow and steady approach, minimizing their own casualties while slowly creeping forward with artillery.
This approach is also one that is cheap, which means Russia is burning less resources and it is in fact in Russia's interest for the war to prolong to winter at the very least (since he can gain way more leverage by then as shutting down gas to Europe would be incredibly devasting for EU and to an extent, the US as well).
Can’t just say it’s stupid and only post pros and no cons.
I will add on that mass mobilization would probably be a bad move in the short term as in the last few months. Mobilizing will put a burden on the Russian economy, which plays right into the hands of the western economic shock and awe a couple months ago.