Ein ukrainisches Dorf hat die Belagerung Karthagos offiziell überstanden: 1.500 Tage russischer „Fleischwolf“-Taktik haben Mala Tokmachka immer noch nicht erobert, wo vor der groß angelegten Invasion nur 3.000 Einwohner lebten

I hope that those 3,000 are out of there. If not, the Annals of History shall remember the Killer Walking Canes of the Babushkas of Mala Tokmachka!

Lol. Pathetic Russia.

The entirety of their motivation and strategy has more in common with termites than people:
1) Try to take, expand and destroy.
2) If opposed, send more workers to die.
3) When 2 doesn’t work, repeat 2.

The only advances putin’s Army of Dunces have „captured“ lately are where they send in a two or three man infiltration squad to take a photo of the Russian flag flying somewhere in the town. The softer heads in the room believe that shit.

The syphilitic gnome in the Kremlin is going to have to acknowledge reality one of these days and admit Ukraine cannot and will not be defeated.

Ukrainians have solidified themselves as modern, top tier warriors. Everyone expected Ukraine to fold in 3 weeks, and here they are, pushing back the lines, selling their weapons to Western countries and ready to witness the downfall of Russia.

It’s certainly surpassed _some_ of the greatest historical sieges, but this is a bit misleading. The longest sieges in history lasted literally decades.

Not that it diminishes the work, suffering and sacrifice of the defenders, of course.

Thanks to Rome’s treatment of Carthage, no country can ever trust an enemy who says if they disarm they will be spared. Budapest memorandum is another example. And Iran’s current position.

I’m sure there has been longer sieges, think there’s a thirty year one? But it possibly still had less assault attempts than Mala Tokmachka.