Apparently these civilians dont even need a humanitarian corridor. They're in fact not starving, but have ample supplies! So much so that they can feed themselves for a month and poison half a thousand soldiers.
Ukrainian War Developments
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Putin is not installing any Yanukovych...
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I don't think that they will attempt to storm Kharkiv.
Putin is sure regretting listening to anyone OR he himself insisting on a decapitation strike. The Russians are generally wondering how on Earth is it that we believed that we could scare the Ukrainians into submission by an overspeed, undermanned, under-protected, and under resourced decapitation strike.
If Putin insisted on it despite much hesitation and alternative opinion from the Ukrainian Military, then he has only himself to blame. If he received assurances from them or just a few or any of them that it could be carried out successfully, those who have such assurances will have their heads rolling.
Russia has to win decisively in Donbass to significantly salvage its reputation.
If Putin insisted on it despite much hesitation and alternative opinion from the Ukrainian Military, then he has only himself to blame. If he received assurances from them or just a few or any of them that it could be carried out successfully, those who have such assurances will have their heads rolling.
Russia has to win decisively in Donbass to significantly salvage its reputation.
Meanwhile the heroic Ukranian farmer brigade is continuing doing is job.
What could you possibly ask for more
What could you possibly ask for more
Yup. I’m pro Russian but I’m starting to think the whole sending forces into Kiev to prevent reinforcements to the east is copium from the pro Russian side. Because if you have total aerial dominance you wouldn’t have to worry about reinforcements going to the eastern fronts. Your aerial assets would blow them up. In short Russia should have went all out. Two weeks of intense aerial and artillery bombardment to destroy Ukraine’s critical military and civilian infrastructure. Then send ground troops to finish the job. Now they have time to change tactics and it’s looks like they are doing this. However Russia really underestimated the Ukrainian will to fight. People can say why are the Ukrainians fighting hard when their govt is corrupt. Well every govt is corrupt but if a foreign army is invading your country you would fight hard. It’s about nationalism and pride. Russia didn’t realize that for 7 years Ukrainian nationalism got stronger because of the Maidan protest, the lost of Crimea and the Donbas war. Russia really has to go all out in this second phase. If the reports are true that 250k Russia and allies are mobilized then that is the step in the right direction. However I’ll believe it when I see it. The retreat from Kiev looks like Gallipoli. A fucking disaster.
Putin should just let the military do their job and not put constraints on them. I can bet you a bunch of Russian generals are pissed at how this war was planned and executed.
Could be even more embarassing, lol !
How do we know this is an SU-35? This could be SU-27SM3 or SM2, which i need to remind you that also a single seat fighter
This just indicates that Ukrainians has lost most of their recovery vehicle and opted to use farming tools to tow military vehicles
Agreed with your points, and I think a shift seems to be happening now, as negotiations broke down after the attack on Belgorod. Could it be that Putin kept insisting in negotiations before because he thought that he's working from a position of strength, and that the Ukraine could be capitulating? If so, I think its incredibly naïve.
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