The War in the Ukraine

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gadgetcool5

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Now that HIMARS are online it can be seen from the last few days of images that the Russians are in trouble. It has changed the course of the war just as I said it would and as some people mocked me for. The fear is that the HIMARS are basically as good as the Russian MLRS but have greater accuracy due to being fed from Western satellites.
In that case Russia is screwed and might have to surrender and withdraw from Ukraine, ending the war with a loss of territory since they once held Crimea and parts of Donbas before this.
 
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gadgetcool5 said:
Now that HIMARS are online it can be seen from the last few days of images that the Russians are in trouble. It has changed the course of the war just as I said it would and as some people mocked me for. The fear is that the HIMARS are basically as good as the Russian MLRS but have greater accuracy due to being fed from Western satellites.
In that case Russia is screwed and might have to surrender and withdraw from Ukraine, ending the war with a loss of territory since they once held Crimea and parts of Donbas before this.
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While I think it's only going to get harder for Russia at this point with Western weapons coming online, Crimea will be under Russia's nuclear umbrella and no one's going to touch it.
 
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taxiya said:
Ideal to whom? Isn't it more ideal that Russia bought Chinese weapons before the war? Anything can be discussed. China increasing Russian import under western pressure is not brave enough? People should not make a grand-standing demand when they need help. Lastly, why should China do anything for any side?

Most importantly, you shouldn't have asked the questions derived from a propaganda piece of the US which likely just a lie.
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The war started in 2014. Back in the 90s Russia provided China with Su-27, Sovremenny, Kilo which foiled America backed Taiwan secession. Without Russian military hardware in the 90s, Taiwan would have seceded and PLA would have been no match for Taiwan's then state of the art military which was armed with F-16, AH-1W and all that. So it is time for China to return the favor.
 
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gadgetcool5 said:
Now that HIMARS are online it can be seen from the last few days of images that the Russians are in trouble. It has changed the course of the war just as I said it would and as some people mocked me for. The fear is that the HIMARS are basically as good as the Russian MLRS but have greater accuracy due to being fed from Western satellites.
In that case Russia is screwed and might have to surrender and withdraw from Ukraine, ending the war with a loss of territory since they once held Crimea and parts of Donbas before this.
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Russians never surrendered to behemoths like Napoleon and Hitler. HIMARS enjoys a temporary advantage, but keep in mind it is much inferior to Tornado-S in terms of firepower and range. Once the Iranian drones come online HIMARS will be easy prey.

Also keep in mind Kiev regime ammo depots get blown up on a daily basis. It is only we do not see any footage of it because Kiev regime passed law which prohibits filming and posting on social media.
 
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Donetsk governor reports massive buildup of Russian troops near Sloviansk

Regional Donetsk Governor Pavlo Kyrylenko said there was a significant buildup of Russian troops, particularly in the Bakhmut and Siversk areas, and around Sloviansk and Kramatorsk. The entire front line in the region was under constant shelling as Russian troops tried to break through but were being repelled, he said.
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It seems like the next offensive may be multi pronged. If Sloviansk cracks from the rear then the entire front will collapse but even if it doesn’t crack then Bakhmut and Siversk will be under pressure since resources will need to be diverted to defend Sloviansk.
 
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It seems like the next offensive may be multi pronged. If Sloviansk cracks from the rear then the entire front will collapse but even if it doesn’t crack then Bakhmut and Siversk will be under pressure since resource will need to be diverted to defend Sloviansk.
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That's the idea. Now that entire Luhansk oblast is cleared of Kiev regime troops, the numbers games for Kiev regime in Donetsk oblast got much worse. Keeping the Kiev regime in Donetsk oblast pressured at multiple spots is the correct strategy.
 
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PhSt said:
In response to HIMARS, Russia should seriously consider dropping some FOABS in major Ukro occupied cities in the west like Lvov, make sure to target regional administrative buildings to send a signal.
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Russians are too nice people to target civilians. Targeting civilians will backfire. Kiev regime indiscriminately shells civilians in Donbas. That's why Donbas people hate Kiev regime so much.
 
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