War in Ukraine

But but the Russian bots...confession through projection...every...single....time


Q: If it walks like a stooge of Russian intelligence and talks like a stooge of Russian intelligence, what is it?

A: It is a stooge of Russian intelligence.
 
You mean like the people on here who insult Candace Owens and Tulsi Gabbard? And claim Marjorie Taylor Greene looks like a man? Which some of your fellow comrades have done.
It's not insulting if it's true. Like pointing out that you support a socialist in Tulsi. She is a socialist. And stupid. And has terrible policies. But you like her bc she is anti US intervention and bitch slapped hillary. That's great. Her beliefs are crap.
 
It's not insulting if it's true. Like pointing out that you support a socialist in Tulsi. She is a socialist. And stupid. And has terrible policies. But you like her bc she is anti US intervention and bitch slapped hillary. That's great. Her beliefs are crap.
It is insulting to Marjorie Taylor Greene to keep saying she looks like a man. Plus she's still better than Jo Jorgensen and Hillary Clinton.

Your anti Trump Republicans, many of whom have allied themselves with the Democrat Party are pushing an openly leftist, communist agenda along with their fellow democrats. Their beliefs are crap along with democrats. So keep supporting the communist blue if you like.
 
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Hearing Japan decided to sanction today. Remember, russia gets booted from swift on the 14th. They havent even felt sanctions kick in yet.
 
It is insulting to Marjorie Taylor Greene to keep saying she looks like a man. Plus she's still better than Jo Jorgensen and Hillary Clinton.

Your anti Trump Republicans, many of whom have allied themselves with the Democrat Party are pushing an openly leftist, communist agenda along with their fellow democrats. Their beliefs are crap along with democrats. So keep supporting the communist blue if you like.
Never said a thing about MGT and her looks. Ever. You support commie in Tulsi. You can be quiet now.
 
There has been a lot if great footage being passed around, but most of it is ambushing russian patrols by Ukraine. Every video has a group of 3-7 men being killed. Obviously, we are not going to post russians being shot dead, but Ukraine is very much in this rn. Notice the war map is at a stand still like they were in the north.
 
Never said a thing about MGT and her looks. Ever. You support commie in Tulsi. You can be quiet now.
And you openly support anti Trump Neocon Republicans that have now allied themselves with the openly authoritarian, leftist, and communist democrat party.

Tulsi actually supports freedom of speech, is anti war, and has spoken out against the establishment. Guess that was 3 strikes for you on her. You are really showing your true colors.

You can be quiet now.
 
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There has been a lot if great footage being passed around, but most of it is ambushing russian patrols by Ukraine. Every video has a group of 3-7 men being killed. Obviously, we are not going to post russians being shot dead, but Ukraine is very much in this rn. Notice the war map is at a stand still like they were in the north.

Crackpot post of the day...at the buzzer.
 
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Seems the Russians are now also running out of "modern" BMPs. Strolling out Circa 1950s crap.

Putin's well is running dry.

Meanwhile, Ukraine is getting more and more modern materiel from the West.

Russia to Send PT-76 Amphibious Light Tanks to Fight Against Ukraine

The Vietnam era PT-76 is going to join its comrade the T-62M and conduct offensive in Ukraine

The PT-76 amphibious light tank equipped with the underpowered 76mm D56T gun was produced from 1951 to 1967 and then was replaced by BMP-1.

The news about applying the PT-76 was provided by the military-political observer Alexander Kovalenko on his Facebook page.

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Putin dirt nap reference from the Rand Corporation.

Honestly, this is really how Russia has historically operated with its power structure.

Putin likely looking over his shoulder alot these days.

  • “Over 100 days, the Russians have pulled back their aims at least tactically, perhaps not strategically, quite a lot. The original goal was to seize three major cities: Kyiv, Kharkiv and Odessa. Russian troops had to withdraw from Kyiv and Kharkiv. And [they] have not been able to get close to Odessa,” said William Courtney, adjunct senior fellow at Rand Corporation.
  • “So (failure to achieve) these major goals really is quite embarrassing for Russia,” said the former U.S. ambassador to Georgia and Kazakhstan.
  • “There could be regime change in Russia. The intense pressure that western sanctions are beginning to put on the Russian economy combined with battlefield setbacks could cause ... popular unrest, elite infighting,” he added.
 
"In general, the battle in the Donbas is more politically significant for Russia than it is for Ukraine. Ukraine can afford to trade territory for attrition, and hope to retake it afterward. This has been the basis of Ukraine’s strategy since the start of the war. The Russian military has a structural problem with force availability, and is not designed to sustain war of this scale at ‘peace time’ strength. Stopgap solutions can extend Russia’s staying power in this war, but not resolve those fundamental challenges. Hence, even though the local military balance in the Donbas appears favorable to Russia, the overall trends in the military balance still favor Ukraine. That is a conditional assessment, based on the current situation, and the assumption that Ukraine receives sustained military support, along with other forms of battlefield relevant assistance from the West."


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It's always darkest before dawn.

Per Time:

The New Russian Offensive Is Intended to Project Power It Cannot Sustain

The fight for Severodonetsk is a Russian information operation in the form of a battle. One of its main purposes for Moscow is to create the impression that Russia has regained its strength and will now overwhelm Ukraine. That impression is false. The Russian military in Ukraine is increasingly a spent force that cannot achieve a decisive victory if Ukrainians hold on.

Russian President Vladimir Putin is therefore trying to turn his invasion of Ukraine into a brutal contest of wills. He’s betting his army on breaking Ukrainians’ collective will to fight on in their country. His own won’t likely break. Fortunately, Ukraine doesn’t need it to. If Ukrainians can weather the current Russian storm and then counterattack the exhausted Russian forces they still have every chance to free their people and all their land...

...Neither Ukrainians nor their friends around the world must give in to Putin or be deluded by the current mirage of Russian success and power he is presenting in the Battle of Severodonetsk. For mirage it is. Russia’s drive in Luhansk is the desperate gamble of a dictator staking the last of the offensive combat power he can scrape together in hopes of breaking his enemies’ will to continue the fight. and let him claim that he’s taken all of Luhansk Oblast. It is a historical rhyme with Hitler’s determination to seize Stalingrad in 1942 or to hold Kharkov in defiance of his commander’s advice. There are no Russian large reserves coming behind this force to carry its successes forward. On the contrary, Putin has created it only by denuding other key axes of the forces they need to defend against Ukrainian counterattacks. This offensive will likely culminate soon because even this slow, grinding advance will exhaust the forces conducting it. Putin will then be unable to launch another for quite some time...

...For all these reasons and more the current Russian offensive will almost certainly stall at a certain point, probably before it has secured the rest of Donetsk Oblast—Putin’s stated objective in this phase of the war. When it does the Russian military will likely have expended the last of its available effective offensive maneuver capability for now. There is no vast mobilization of Russian troops preparing to enter the war, no untapped reserves of combat-ready troops to send, no more areas of the front from which to draw fresh troops for another drive. Even if Putin ordered general mobilization tomorrow, fresh troops would not start streaming into Ukraine for many months—such are the realities of mobilizing and training soldiers even to be cannon fodder.
 
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