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Russia could be moving towards a "shell every city to the ground" position, a bit like Grozny in the 90s, but that would take a ton of ammunition and since that ammunition would be first travelling through Ukraine itself to reach the artillery guns perhaps we could see more logistical disasters...

I expect some low-level continued resistance in the case of a Russian-backed coup in Ukraine as well, depending on how well the West supplies them with weapons. Due to its proximity to Europe and land-connection it wouldn't be the hardest thing to pull off. The Ukrainians aren't religious...

Where are the Russian army professionals? Is Russia using mixed brigades with both volunteers and conscripts :ROFLMAO: I thought conscripts would only be used for backline logistics and other non-combat roles. At the same time there were videos of Russian SOF getting beaten the hell out of in...

Mariupol still encircled

Seems Russian forces have slowed down their attack and are beginning to refocus their efforts on artillery. Maybe regrouping and reorganizing after the massive failure that was the first offensive? Hopefully if they try to replan their strategy US intel will catch it. Seems logistical issues...

That's a shame, but I'm not sure Ukraine would have had enough trained pilots to fly them all anyway. It would be nice if NATO would get involved against Belarus though.

A targeting pod is used to designate targets from a plane or helicopter for guided bombs or other munitions, with things like lasers or optics.

Would Air support from F16s and other fighters also be likely in case of NATO strategic bombing?

Sad to see, I hope they're not going to do to Ukraine what they did to Grozny.

Huh??? Edit:

Lots of people are saying that Russians are not using their latest tech yet, or they haven't deployed most of their forces yet, but why wouldn't they? Wasn't it the point to have a lightning war, replace the Kyiv government with a Russian one, leave some bases and go home? A long war drives down...

I don't think the Ukrainians will make any concessions, but if they don't come to a deal, I am afraid Russians will have a pretext to turn Ukrainian cities into rubble like Grozny (if they have the firepower to)

Bucha, Kyiv region! The column of equipment 🇷🇺 of the occupiers marked V was destroyed Anyone know what the V stands for?

More destroyed equipment from the Kharkiv attack earlier today If these numbers are correct, or even nearing the amounts stated, that would be a massive blow to Russia. Also, I wonder what types of drones the Ukrainians shot down.

I'm not sure if everyone agrees with me but I feel like after looking at the Ukraine conflict I'm pretty sure Turkey and NATO would beat the fuck out of Russia if nukes are not used.

Without Ground support I believe they're going to get slaughtered again. For the third time now I think.

Nord Stream 2 really messed up German politics it seems. We shut down our nuclear power plants only to heavily invest in a Russian geopolitical tool.