Live Conflict Ukraine-Russia War

[Hexciter]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1517041760865767424

 

[clonda]

Nice google translation, comrade, to the direction of the warship you may go.

The meaning is clear, and that's good. This slogan was not invented because of a great mind and shows the ignorance and "culture" of the inhabitants of this country.

 

[McCool]

Russia will never again move into the depths of the country, repeating mistakes. Russia does not have the forces for this, and the strategic task has changed to strengthen the defense of Donbass and destroy the Armed Forces in the eastern direction. For these purposes, the capture of convenient settlements on the flanks is now taking place for the subsequent creation of bridgeheads. Russia will hold the eastern territory and control the sky. The economic situation in Ukraine is catastrophically bad, and Ukraine will not be able to continue this war for a long time. If Russia destroys the eastern grouping of the Armed Forces of Ukraine near Donbass, it will be bad for Ukraine. There are no experienced fighters, 3 months is not enough to master the military profession, it takes years and years of experience.Therefore, many cars from the West will lose their profitability. My opinion is that the only chance for Ukraine is to withdraw the army from the eastern border and pull it deeper into its supplies to strengthen its defense. Do not have any illusions about the victory over Russia on its border

I say most if not all of the weapons delivery will be finished by next week or two. There are more Javelins and NLAW than there is Russian tanks in Ukraine.

Funny thing is Russian mission is intended to demilitarize Ukraine, while developments see Ukraine is now even more militarized by the influx of Western weaponry.

If it's not for the war, Ukraine's army will not have access to NLAW's, Starstreak HVM, M777 heavy artillery, Brimstone, Zuzana artillery etc.


Now there's even talk of arming Ukraine with ATACMS and shore based anti ship missile like Harpoon. Something that Ukraine lacks before the war.

Russia will not win this war, their resources are tiny compared to the what the west has.

 

[Soldier30]

The crew of the Russian T-80BV tank demonstrated mastery of the tank in Ukraine. The tankers showed a steep 360-degree drift of the tank.

 

[clonda]

I say most if not all of the weapons delivery will be finished by next week or two. There are more Javelins and NLAW than there is Russian tanks in Ukraine.

Funny thing is Russian mission is intended to demilitarize Ukraine, while developments see Ukraine is now even more militarized by the influx of Western weaponry.

If it's not for the war, Ukraine's army will not have access to NLAW's, Starstreak HVM, M777 heavy artillery, Brimstone, Zuzana artillery etc.


Now there's even talk of arming Ukraine with ATACMS and shore based anti ship missile like Harpoon. Something that Ukraine lacks before the war.

Russia will not win this war, their resources are tiny compared to the what the west has.

Let's look at the course of events. Do not forget that any cool toy is useless in the hands of a demoralized army, the war is won by manpower, not weapons. The fighting spirit and motivation of people is very important and history is proof of this.

 

[Stepan Bandura]

The meaning is clear, and that's good. This slogan was not invented because of a great mind and shows the ignorance and "culture" of the inhabitants of this country.

It's as clear as fake American leaving in Ruzzia, and what you call slogan we call prophecy

 

[McCool]

Let's look at the course of events. Do not forget that any cool toy is useless in the hands of a demoralized army, the war is won by manpower, not weapons. The fighting spirit and motivation of people is very important and history is proof of this.

Yes, this has been Russian army characteristics this entire war. Full of cool toys but manned with demoralized army. No wonder Russia retreats from Kyiv.

Russia has lost so many of its elite in the North and at least 3000+ state of the art equipment in less than 2 months of fighting.

Yikes

 

[McCool]

The crew of the Russian T-80BV tank demonstrated mastery of the tank in Ukraine. The tankers showed a steep 360-degree drift of the tank.

Doing some donuts = epic mastery


Only in Russia

 

[clonda]

Let's look at the course of events. Do not forget that any cool toy is useless in the hands of a demoralized army, the war is won by manpower, not weapons. The fighting spirit and motivation of people is very important and history is proof of this.

Watch on YouTube how Syrians with Kalashnikovs and slippers destroy the Saudis. The Saudis occupy a fortified defensive position on the hill, armed to the teeth with heavy machine guns, mortars and grenade launchers. But a quick surprise attack by the Syrians forces the Saudis to flee from the hill, and this is their critical mistake that leads to their death. There were many such protected hills. An unexpected maneuver always puts a fighter into a stupor

 

[McCool]

Watch on YouTube how Syrians with Kalashnikovs and slippers destroy the Saudis. The Saudis occupy a fortified defensive position on the hill, armed to the teeth with heavy machine guns, mortars and grenade launchers. But a quick surprise attack by the Syrians forces the Saudis to flee from the hill, and this is their critical mistake that leads to their death. There were many such protected hills. An unexpected maneuver always puts a fighter into a stupor

Lmao. Can't even differentiate between Yemenis and Syrian

 

[clonda]

Yes, this has been Russian army characteristics this entire war. Full of cool toys but manned with demoralized army. No wonder Russia retreats from Kyiv.

Russia has lost so many of its elite in the North and at least 3000+ state of the art equipment in less than 2 months of fighting.

Yikes

You are looking at the coin from one side. Yes, it suffered losses, but in your opinion, the Ukrainian army remained untouched?

 

[clonda]

It's as clear as fake American leaving in Ruzzia, and what you call slogan we call prophecy

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The cruiser was not where it was sent, it was in the worst place))

 

[McCool]

You are looking at the coin from one side. Yes, it suffered losses, but in your opinion, the Ukrainian army remained untouched?

Not nearly as much as Russia.

 

[clonda]

Lmao. Can't even differentiate between Yemenis and Syrian

I made a mistake, it happens)

 

[clonda]

Not nearly as much as Russia.

what do you think are the losses of the sides on both sides in manpower?

 

[McCool]

what do you think are the losses of the sides on both sides in manpower?

I dunno man. But Russia is clearly leading the manpower loss race.

Just think about the multiple failed airborne landings in Kyiv and the many who dies in the rushed assault into the center of Kyiv.

Ukraine lost many too but not nearly as much as Russians.

 

[clonda]

I dunno man. But Russia is clearly leading the manpower loss race.

Just think about the multiple failed airborne landings in Kyiv and the many who dies in the rushed assault into the center of Kyiv.

Ukraine lost many too but not nearly as much as Russians.

Perhaps Putin wanted to repeat the "Battle of the Black Sea 1992" in Kiev

 

[Fuzuli NL]

Why can't Turkey just donate them to the U.S., or Poland, directly? Why make a 3rd party spend their financial resources, when they can be allocated elsewhere to aid the war effort? Turkey is a big country, with a strong military. They can afford the donation, no?

That big country's economy is turned to junk thanks to our unreliable allies like U.S , Canada, UK, EU, and NATO countries' unannounced embargoes.

No weapons should ever be donated to Ukraine from Türkiye, only medical or humanitarian aid.

 

[Bogeyman]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1517066996537561089

 

[clonda]

I dunno man. But Russia is clearly leading the manpower loss race.

Just think about the multiple failed airborne landings in Kyiv and the many who dies in the rushed assault into the center of Kyiv.

Ukraine lost many too but not nearly as much as Russians.

However, something doesn't add up. Since the Ukrainian army has suffered so few losses compared to Russia, why are the Russian Armed Forces in the offensive phase and gradually capturing lucrative villages? There are no counterattacks or offensive impulses from the Ukrainian side. Or do you think that Ukrainians cannot fight without NLAW and TB2 and are waiting for supplies?