Ukrainian War Developments

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Stealthflanker

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Do we have any Biolab captured yet ? or Ukrainian PUREX plant which they mandatorily needs to make plutonium for nuclear weapon.

I'll be honest i dont really buy on this Biolab or nuclear weapon plant in Ukraine.
 

stoss860420

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Do we have any Biolab captured yet ? or Ukrainian PUREX plant which they mandatorily needs to make plutonium for nuclear weapon.

I'll be honest i dont really buy on this Biolab or nuclear weapon plant in Ukraine.
Wikileaks has some documents and Russia released some. But for actual physical evidence nothing has been released except the US admitting there are biolabs they are trying to destroy/prevent from Russia getting.

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We may not even get any physical evidence if everything is destroyed. But they do exist. As to what extent... to be seen.
 

Stealthflanker

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Wikileaks has some documents and Russia released some. But for actual physical evidence nothing has been released except the US admitting there are biolabs they are trying to destroy/prevent from Russia getting.




We may not even get any physical evidence if everything is destroyed. But they do exist. As to what extent... to be seen.

Well there will always be a smoking gun. and Russia now has a Persona spy satellite. They can release us perhaps image of the lab.

Especially for nuclear weapon. PUREX plant is big and not easily concealable. Also it use alot of toxic materials to process the plutonium, this is hard to hide. If it destroyed it's gonna cause massive devastation and quite large area can be rendered uninhabitable.
 

windsclouds2030

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What a senseless foolish war. If Ukraine only had some sane leaders with a 50+ IQ all this mess would have been avoided.

Have they really not read a single history book to realise what is the expected behaviour of a country supposed to be, when your neighbour is a great power?

Ukraine should look at Vietnam and basically copy Vietnam's diplomatic conduct/behaviour/framework with China
The so-called UKRAINIAN LEADERS / POLICY MAKERS / ADVISORS -- pay close attention to their previous professions! Many came from the Entertainment industry, the friends of Zelenskyy when he had his career as a comedian. I did not pay so much attention to this info when I first saw it a week ago or so... but lately I saw some info on the entertainment cabinet circulated through local social media authored by some successful figure pointing out the entertainment industry background as well as the dual-citizenship cabinet members with riches mostly kept in Europe or USA... it reminds me of this piece! You may check David Kersten here:
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supersnoop

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This thingy about the "China help" igetting too much spin.

The USA put pressure onto China to make comitments and give advertisin airtime to the USA interest, but generally China more willing to take the bad end of the santions than to backstab Russia.

Anyway, the FX reserves worth less at least as much as Guam, so there should be a trade during the sanctions. USA get the FX, China Guam : )

Probably Russia thinking about the same, I am sure there are interesting real estates in the owenership of each santioning country that could make good plot for a Russian military base.

Comes from "Unnamed US sources" so probably BS
Really just sounds like more coordinated smear campaign meant to drag China through the mud.
IMO, you are on the right track, gives them an opening to pile on additional sanctions, just waiting for a trigger.
They are willing to take the bad end because the sanctions are coming one way or another, they know this.

Already the western media are playing the "You are with us or against us" card, which is really BS full of crap

If someone is Serbian right now, their head must be about to blow.
"This is Europe!", "People like us!", "Hitting a hospital!"
I guess Belgrade is in Asia, full of non-white people, and all hospitals have an invincible forcefield.
 

Abominable

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Does anyone know of any good independent or semi-independent estimates of Russian and Ukrainian losses so far in the war? I know there's a lot of stuff out there, but it seems rather unreliable. The Ukrainian MOD figures grossly inflate Russian losses and the Russian MOD figures probably inflate Ukrainian losses as well. I know there are sources like Oryx and Ukraine Weapons Tracker counting equipment losses captured on photos and videos. For example, Oryx is currently saying that Russia has lost 205 tanks and Ukraine has lost 59. But a problem I have with these sources is that they have a huge selection bias: because these losses are happening on Ukrainian territory, Ukrainian citizens and soldiers are much more likely to document Russian military losses through photos and videos rather than the losses of the Ukrainian military. By posting pictures and videos of destroyed Russian stuff online, they can also claim to have momentum on their side, thus providing evidence that Western aid is working and justifying more help at the same time. The basic point I'm making is that a lot of these sources are vastly undercounting Ukrainian losses in particular. For another example of my point, Oryx currently says that the Ukrainians have only lost 9 aircraft. That seems rather ridiculous, but it would make perfect sense if the Ukrainian people aren't snapping up photos of their crashed jet fighters and splashing them online. Assuming I'm right then, what are some more reliable estimates of actual Ukrainian losses? Has anyone come across any, or would anyone here like to venture their own educated guess?
Equipment losses - it's too big a conflict to say. Both sides have lost a lot.

The only thing I'm keeping an eye on are soldier deaths. Ukrainians claim they've lost 1,300 soldiers and killed 12,000. Russians haven't said how many they've lost or killed since 2nd March. Back then it was 490 deaths and 2900 kills.

I'm quite sure that Russian deaths up to this point are less than 1,000.
 
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