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    1. bigorangemachine on

      God I can’t imagine it going well since Ukraine is more prepared now

      I know there are troops along the border responsible for X-KM’s of front for each division (I think it was 100 man for every 100km of front). I doubt they have heavy fortifications like they do in Donbas.

      But I know Ukraine is paying for satellite imagery now so they likely could do a long range preemptive strike it would be more a question if they want to drag Belarus further into the war.

    2. NewHampshireAngle on

      The saddest bunch yet, to be led to slaughter by abusive officers sheltered in the rear. “Waist deep in the Big Muddy and the damn fool said push on.” I wonder what a counterculture would look like in this gangster kingdom. Can a gopnik molt into a bead-wearing love child? It’s Putin’s Vietnam.

    3. Far-Crow-7195 on

      Russia couldn’t take them from the north when they had surprise and Ukraine was relying on a post-Soviet army. Remember that massive column that just sat there for weeks? If they attack now a few bridges will drop and thousands of drones will hammer them.

    4. The harder they try to win this war outright, the harder will be their downfall.

    5. He’s done and he knows it. This is the only way he can go out the ‚Hero‘, by attacking, then losing to NATO. He can try to play off his failures that way, but obviously, that’s not going to work, he’s going to be taken out at any moment by somebody.

    6. according to current statistics, 100k Muscovite mobiks are worth roughly 3 months of war, maybe slightly more as idk the rate of recoverable casualties

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