Yeah but war is not even over.Did anyone here really think that it would be an independent country...
Yeah but war is not even over.Did anyone here really think that it would be an independent country...
I'm just gonna provide you a source, take this with some scepticism
Any official confirmations already?
In order for this to occur Mariupol have to be taken and the forces involved in the siege redeployed to the north by something like 80km. This could take some time. Besides seeing when Mariupol siege is completely resolved we should watch out for signs that Russian troops are pulling out and letting DPR and Chechens clean up.There are now increasing reports and videos of Russian armored columns moving through Donetsk and Luhansk. Today a large tank armada crossed from Russia proper into Luhansk, likely getting into position for the northern pincer around Izium. It now seems to be everyone's opinion, from the Pentagon to the Twitterati, that Russia is building up forces for a major push across the eastern front. And I also agree with the Twitterati on this one, not that anyone cares. Anyway, the plan seems to be a coordinated and near-simultaneous double envelopment starting from Izium to the north and Velyka Novosilka to the south, with LPR and DPR forces pinning a large part of the Ukrainian army along the eastern front. It's hard to say what kinds of numbers the Russians are putting into this effort, but it looks to be considerable. These next two weeks are going to be the most decisive juncture of the war's conventional phase. If the Russians can pull off what they've struggled to do so far, launching a massive and coordinated combined arms operation, then they're going to win.
A lot of people, including myself, have given the Russians a ton of crap about their performance in the war thus far. But now the Russians deserve some credit for learning from their past mistakes and coming up with a sound war plan. It's what they should've done from the very beginning, but better late than never I guess.
I don't think anyone doubted Russia will win. They can easily brute force it. Just it will win with less finesse as originally envisioned, perhaps a pyrrhic victory depending on what gets annexed and final terms of the agreement. If it's some shitty tiny territories in DNR/LNR, is it worth losing 15 years of economic growth due to sanctions? Russia will win militarily, no doubt, just whether it's (negotiated) gains are worth the cost.There are now increasing reports and videos of Russian armored columns moving through Donetsk and Luhansk. Today a large tank armada crossed from Russia proper into Luhansk, likely getting into position for the northern pincer around Izium. It now seems to be everyone's opinion, from the Pentagon to the Twitterati, that Russia is building up forces for a major push across the eastern front. And I also agree with the Twitterati on this one, not that anyone cares. Anyway, the plan seems to be a coordinated and near-simultaneous double envelopment starting from Izium to the north and Velyka Novosilka to the south, with LPR and DPR forces pinning a large part of the Ukrainian army along the eastern front. It's hard to say what kinds of numbers the Russians are putting into this effort, but it looks to be considerable. These next two weeks are going to be the most decisive juncture of the war's conventional phase. If the Russians can pull off what they've struggled to do so far, launching a massive and coordinated combined arms operation, then they're going to win.
A lot of people, including myself, have given the Russians a ton of crap about their performance in the war thus far. But now the Russians deserve some credit for learning from their past mistakes and coming up with a sound war plan. It's what they should've done from the very beginning, but better late than never I guess.
Sweetie, you have to be truthful to yourself.If people stop arguing or implying that Russia's war is morally justified, then I shall stop arguing otherwise.
I have stated that Russia has some legitimate grievances, which is more than what the West's willing to admit.
Look at the bigger picture: the only thing separating NATO from China is Russia. Therefore, regardless of how 'dirty' you think Russia's moves are, it is a necessary obstacle to Nato.What does West seeking eventual Chinese destruction have to do with NATO responsibility for Ukrainian warcrimes against Russian POWs.
What about West trying to kill China, makes NATO culpable for Ukrainian warcrimes against Russian POWs?
I'm asking, why is Russophiles blaming NATO for Ukrainian warcrimes against Russian POWs, not whether China should abandon Russia or leave it to be devoured by NATO, which is an entirely different topic.Look at the bigger picture: the only thing separating NATO from China is Russia. Therefore, regardless of how 'dirty' you think Russia's moves are, it is a necessary obstacle to Nato.
Because how can your population support a country if said population believes that country is morally wrong?I'm asking, why is Russophiles blaming NATO for Ukrainian warcrimes against Russian POWs, not whether China should abandon Russia or leave it to be devoured by NATO, which is an entirely different topic.
The rest of your post is irrelevant to the original question. As for intent, it's to call out propaganda illogical bullshit, whether American or Russian.
How is saying NATO enables Ukraine warcrimes any different from Westerners saying China enables Russian invasion via trade, sanction avoidance, neutrality? The same original bullshit logic in both cases.