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The course of the war and the resistance of Ukraine may have changed their minds.
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The course of the war and the resistance of Ukraine may have changed their minds.
Ecderha
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Mate it is not strange.
Those civilian ships HAVE Identifiers ON
Do you understand what this mean?
russia is shooting anything out there on international waters. There are no exuces here
4 ships now
and counting
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Im seriously perplexed by the passivness of the west in that regard, there is war on our doorstep that was started by a lunatic and everybody acts as if it was nothing.
Nothing learned from history...
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Imagine all the thoughts and prayers man, I would be scared too
jokes aside, I expect the war to last until the end of march but for all we know, Kyiv might fall tomorrow and ukrainian government might capitulate. it will be an interesting few days
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The Russians are claiming their army is 70% equipped with modern standard weapons when the majority of their weapons are still soviet era junk (with only a portion modernized)...
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german politicians are probably more worried about the CO2 footprint of this war lol.
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you got me wrong my guy.... read my last post regarding this incident -
1. Russia on a suicidal mission
or
2. something is trying to drag nations into a bigger war -
so if it's the 1. points... yeah.. Russia is out of control - but is Russia that stupid?
to:
invade Ukraine -> threaten Scandinavia -> shooting civilian vessels in just 2 days hahaha that's insane
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Still much better than Ukraine which is %95 stuck in cold war.
Advances have been slow. Full invasion either is not planned or not started yet.
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Germans are worried about their economic interests, its not even about being lefty or whatever its due to pressure from german corporations who would rather do business in Russa than in Ukraine.
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That is right
it is a FACT defending thier HOME . Ukraine.
Putin said that he is coming to kill all fasicsts living in Ukraine for Putin there are no such thing Ukraine and Ukrainian people.
What should be said to such devil mind??!
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yeah I know, it was hyperbole
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watch proud orthodox slavs gathering before being sent to the front...
people who lived in prosperity, with a lot of religious freedom and stuff like that...
how can I join their ranks?
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Oh my ummah
watch proud orthodox slavs gathering before being sent to the front...
people who lived in prosperity, with a lot of religious freedom and stuff like that...
how can I join their ranks?
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Kinda sad to see how the politicinas in a democracy became the playing ball of big corp. explains why the middle class is getting eradicated in germany.
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seems like close Air Defense is still active...
may god provide the Air Defense Troops with good sight and aiming - and maybe some kind of aimbot
MANPADS and AD systems on depot
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After Germany, It seems italy also support expulsion of Russia from SWIFT.
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Day 1 of Combat 
, Takeaways from available information:
1.Russians broke with their own doctrine of relying on heavy, concentrated support fires. 1/
2.Failure to prepare the operational area with adequate preparatory fire to break up and destroy Ukrainian defenses was a critical hinderance 2/
3.Russians allowed themselves to dilute their own strength by advancing (and dividing their forces & fires) along 4 axis of advance. None were capable of achieving their objectives as a result. 3/
4.Insufficiently supported troops failed to achieve necessary tactical breakthroughs with strategic implications for the battlespace 4/
5.Airborne/Air Assault forces cannot operate well against even a semi-intact air defense network, or in contested airspace. 5/
6.Airborne/Air Assault insertions against superior local forces are an expensive waste of highly trained manpower. 6/
7.Commando actions ala Joachim Piper in the Ardennes 1944, in Kyiv, did not achieve much success. Commando infiltration of Kyiv a major success prior to operations – massive Ukrainian security failure. 7/
8.Russian morale is lower than expected. Some units appear to have anticipated being met with grateful Ukrainian crowds instead of stiff opposition. 8/
9.Leadership at the Platoon, Company & Battalion level highly questionable in some units based on behavior. 9/
10.Russian troops are ‘green’ overall, noticeable reluctance to dismount APCs/IFVs and provide infantry screen for the armor when in contact. Heavy resulting casualties vs man portablt anti-tank weapons 10/
11.Overall battleplan’s basic assumptions on opposition levels and Russian capability fundamentally flawed. Command & Control rigid and inflexible. 11/
12.Ukrainians delayed mobilization far too long. Decision not to hold on the Dnieper politically more viable than abandoning East Ukraine, but possibly a critical strategic failure militarily. 12/
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, Takeaways from available information:1.Russians broke with their own doctrine of relying on heavy, concentrated support fires. 1/
2.Failure to prepare the operational area with adequate preparatory fire to break up and destroy Ukrainian defenses was a critical hinderance 2/
3.Russians allowed themselves to dilute their own strength by advancing (and dividing their forces & fires) along 4 axis of advance. None were capable of achieving their objectives as a result. 3/
4.Insufficiently supported troops failed to achieve necessary tactical breakthroughs with strategic implications for the battlespace 4/
5.Airborne/Air Assault forces cannot operate well against even a semi-intact air defense network, or in contested airspace. 5/
6.Airborne/Air Assault insertions against superior local forces are an expensive waste of highly trained manpower. 6/
7.Commando actions ala Joachim Piper in the Ardennes 1944, in Kyiv, did not achieve much success. Commando infiltration of Kyiv a major success prior to operations – massive Ukrainian security failure. 7/
8.Russian morale is lower than expected. Some units appear to have anticipated being met with grateful Ukrainian crowds instead of stiff opposition. 8/
9.Leadership at the Platoon, Company & Battalion level highly questionable in some units based on behavior. 9/
10.Russian troops are ‘green’ overall, noticeable reluctance to dismount APCs/IFVs and provide infantry screen for the armor when in contact. Heavy resulting casualties vs man portablt anti-tank weapons 10/
11.Overall battleplan’s basic assumptions on opposition levels and Russian capability fundamentally flawed. Command & Control rigid and inflexible. 11/
12.Ukrainians delayed mobilization far too long. Decision not to hold on the Dnieper politically more viable than abandoning East Ukraine, but possibly a critical strategic failure militarily. 12/
@RealCynicalFox
