War in Ukraine

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The longer this goes and the more resistance Putin faces, the more I worry he will do the unthinkable.

Does anyone know if we have the capabilities to cause malfunctions to their nuclear launch systems or bring one down if launched?
 
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NorthDallas40 said:
It’s a ballsy move by Erdogan and kudos to him for standing up to the short man complex riddled Putin. His expiration date has been reached if he doesn’t roll Ukraine then he goes and Crimea and the eastern breakaway regions go back to where they belong.

As far as Xi possibly being opportunistic and carving out some pieces of your Motherland? Well if it happens…

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If this plays out like it appears to be, this is not going to be something to be cheering about in the long run. Instead of Putin, now you are going to have an emboldened Erdogan that already has his hands in Syria and has mentioned wanting to unite the Turkic people/countries in Central Asia and expanding his brand of an Islamic/Neo-Ottoman Empire. China will be China and always a threat, but only now, they will likely learn a thing or two from this situation and strategize accordingly in Taiwan.

And last but not least... the group I am most concerned about, the globalists and neocons/neoliberals here in America/The West. They will be encouraged to continue on as they have been, if not up the ante. Russia was one of the few countries that stood in the way of their ambitions along with a few of her allies. But at this point, we can expect more tyranny, woke politics, LGBTQ, corrupt economics and eventual erosion of any Constitutional protections we have left. Oh, and not to mention Biden possibly finally getting some kind of win on any column. The guy has done nothing positive or helpful his entire time and it appears that he is going to back into a situation that justifies everything that was done to provoke what is happening in Ukraine right now.

It is good for the people of Ukraine right now to defend themselves the way they have. But at this point, I'm not sure this won't be a long term nightmare for humanity as a whole. The people that are giving us hell right now are going to be the big winners in all of this. Ukraine, and at this moment Russia, are just pawns in a greater game.
 
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I just don't know what the end game is here. I feel like this is a story where the big bully picks on the little scrawny kid, except the little scrawny kid is a black belt, and opens a can of whoop ***. Like....I dont see this ending any way other than Putin dropping a nuclear weapon on Ukraine just to avoid defeat and perhaps show everyone else what he has at his disposal.
 
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AM64 said:
Wonder why libs and the green horde aren't going after Russia for the pollution they are causing. Surely this is going to melt some glaciers and we'll all drown.
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I heard you can sit and watch the sea level rising on the beaches of the Outter Banks last couple of days from all the fighting in Ukraine. Its been rumored that liberal transplants from the north are going to start a gofundme to help pay for their end of the world BBQ/ Mimosa party.
 
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And a senior U.S. defense official told Fox News correspondent Jennifer Griffin that the Russian military is not moving or fighting at night: Most movement starts just before dawn and occurs during the day because they don’t have night vision and are not trained in night vision, which contributed to slower than expected progress.

Part of the issue may be that the Russian troops are conscripts, not highly trained. Many don’t know why they are there, according to the Soldiers’ Mother Committee.

The Russian army is more incompetent than I thought.
 
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Sumarní estimated loss of the enemy in the three previous days (24,25,26) of the Russian Federation war in Ukraine.

Airplanes 27
Helicopters 26
Tanks 146
Battle armored cars 706
Cannon 49
ZRK BUK 1
City 4
Automobile equipment 30
Cisterns 60
BPLA OTR 2
Ships / Boats 2
The means of PPO
Personal warehouse approximately 4300 (to be specified)

The information is predictable and can be precise as it is extremely difficult to obtain after a fight, as the commanders first focus on the lead of the battle.

In addition, we can only get information after the fight is over, and the fights are extremely lasting in time. The arrival of data may occur the next day, and sometimes a day later.

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Even if these numbers are 2x reality, the Russians are suffering significant losses.

706 battled armor cars? That is a huge number, and would account for the estimated personnel losses.

27 airplanes also sticks out. Whatever Ukraine is using for air defense is working. Hope it holds up.
 
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BigOrangeTrain said:
Yeah it’s just all Putins fault right? Maybe. But then again maybe not.

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So Putin gets to decide what neighboring countries should and should not do? If they feel so threatened by Russia that they choose to join NATO, how is that on anyone else? Seems like you're attempting to make a dumb argument.
 
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MontyPython said:
And a senior U.S. defense official told Fox News correspondent Jennifer Griffin that the Russian military is not moving or fighting at night: Most movement starts just before dawn and occurs during the day because they don’t have night vision and are not trained in night vision, which contributed to slower than expected progress.

Part of the issue may be that the Russian troops are conscripts, not highly trained. Many don’t know why they are there, according to the Soldiers’ Mother Committee.

The Russian army is more incompetent than I thought.
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I swear me and my boys use berr strategy in COD then whatever Russia is doing right now
 
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