Earlier this week, I received some not-exactly subtle suggestions that ATACMS had been in place for some time already?
Ukraine also making gains in Donbass...?
Things are starting to come off the rails in Russia:
Russian rail sector moves towards recession this year
The Russian rail and wagon-building sector are getting a hard hit from ongoing military conflict in Ukraine and the ever-tightening sanctions from West, and the situation is gradually deteriorating. This is according to recent statements made by some leading local shippers and analysts in the...www.railfreight.com
This is also likely to nerf the Russian truck sector also. As parts wear out, replacements are not to be found. The slow corrosion of what remains of the Russian economy.
Yasss. That's the stuff I've been waiting on last, idk, 300 pages? Specifically the train system, as it moves the vast majority of everything they need and is quite dependent on bearings and other items coming from the West. Now add in what has happened with their planes and airports.
Russia is on borrowed time. Maybe not a break up, but good chance we'll start to see a form of regionalism where Russian areas compete with one another for resources, business, influence. Goodbye wanna be superpower prestige, see ya domestic space program, toodles international trade deals and modern economy. Have fun wiping China's ass, and do remember to thank Putin for it.
https://medium.com/@x_TomCooper_x/u...ainian-attacks-in-kherson-oblast-ed25239f3116In the case of this Ukrainian offensive in the Kherson Oblast, it looks like not only the Russians, or armies of Putin-fans in the West, but even many of Western ‘experts’ are meanwhile jumping to similar conclusions: Ukrainian offensive ‘must have failed’ — because they expect it to fail.
Now, whether it is so that they think Ukrainians can’t fight, can’t do better, that the GenStab-U was not cautious enough or whatever, is a different reason. Indeed, and ironically, for months already, different people were complaining about ‘overcautious’ GenStab-U, and demanding ‘counteroffensives’: now when one is taking place, then the same GenStab-U is ‘not cautious enough’, and the operation is ‘failing’…?
Point is: although both sides (Kyiv and Moscow) are next-to zip-lip about what’s going on, when one cross-checks available information, conclusions are quite clear, actually. Here an example based on something like 15–20 minutes of ‘scrounging’ the internet.
Stop being a sucker duped by elites who make money from military contracts and write off economic failures to a distant war
Yes, it's exact reason why Russia should win. The price of defeat would be monstrously high. You speak directly about the division of Russia. No matter how I feel about Putin, no one wants their country destroyed. All that remains is to fight to victory and support Putin.Russia is on borrowed time. Maybe not a break up, but good chance we'll start to see a form of regionalism where Russian areas compete with one another for resources, business, influence. Goodbye wanna be superpower prestige, see ya domestic space program, toodles international trade deals and modern economy.
I mean, Russia as you know it has only been around for a couple decades, maybe they just got it wrong this time and it needs to try again? Maybe with less of a horror show for leadership?Yes, it's exact reason why Russia should win. The price of defeat would be monstrously high. You speak directly about the division of Russia. No matter how I feel about Putin, no one wants their country destroyed. All that remains is to fight to victory and support Putin.
The more bias, the more cries of genocide without going into the definition of the word, the more the lies of the victim country are supported, the easier it is for Putin to convince the citizens that the West intends to destroy Russia and therefore needs a complete mobilization and transfer of the entire economy to a war footing.
How it possible? The opposition is suppressed and scattered. All the media, all the power structures and elites are in control. There is plenty of money to support them. The income of the citizens is satisfactory so that they do not openly express displeasure. Change through disaster is probably not worth it. And the result is not predictable; the new government may be worse than the previous one, not only for the citizens, but for the world as a whole.I mean, Russia as you know it has only been around for a couple decades, maybe they just got it wrong this time and it needs to try again? Maybe with less of a horror show for leadership?
Its already done. You can be stuck in the past and drag it out, make it worse - like you're doing now - OR you can focus on a better brighter future for the motherland.Yes, it's exact reason why Russia should win. The price of defeat would be monstrously high. You speak directly about the division of Russia. No matter how I feel about Putin, no one wants their country destroyed. All that remains is to fight to victory and support Putin.
The more bias, the more cries of genocide without going into the definition of the word, the more the lies of the victim country are supported, the easier it is for Putin to convince the citizens that the West intends to destroy Russia and therefore needs a complete mobilization and transfer of the entire economy to a war footing.
Yes, after the victory.Its already done. You can be stuck in the past and drag it out, make it worse - like you're doing now - OR you can focus on a better brighter future for the motherland.
They crossed the river, made some pictures in abandoned village and left it, because it has no strategic value and located in the lowlands.Geolocated video indicates they may have captured Ozerne across the river.
Cant be done. You already lost. You are like a dead man walking oblivious to his own circumstances. Only thing Russia is accomplishing in Ukraine right now is prolonging the misery and upping the body count.Yes, after the victory.
Yes, it's exact reason why Russia should win. The price of defeat would be monstrously high. You speak directly about the division of Russia. No matter how I feel about Putin, no one wants their country destroyed. All that remains is to fight to victory and support Putin.
The more bias, the more cries of genocide without going into the definition of the word, the more the lies of the victim country are supported, the easier it is for Putin to convince the citizens that the West intends to destroy Russia and therefore needs a complete mobilization and transfer of the entire economy to a war footing.
Yes, it's exact reason why Russia should win. The price of defeat would be monstrously high. You speak directly about the division of Russia. No matter how I feel about Putin, no one wants their country destroyed. All that remains is to fight to victory and support Putin.
The more bias, the more cries of genocide without going into the definition of the word, the more the lies of the victim country are supported, the easier it is for Putin to convince the citizens that the West intends to destroy Russia and therefore needs a complete mobilization and transfer of the entire economy to a war footing.
Hell if I know, that's your problem to figure out. Just know that Russia will lose this conflict, and they are going to be locked down worse than Cuba until the current regime doesn't exist, and the new regime looks nothing like it. Best case scenario, Russia becomes a vassal state of China. If you're looking for someone to blame in 30 years, remember this conversation and remember the name Putin.How it possible? The opposition is suppressed and scattered. All the media, all the power structures and elites are in control. There is plenty of money to support them. The income of the citizens is satisfactory so that they do not openly express displeasure. Change through disaster is probably not worth it. And the result is not predictable; the new government may be worse than the previous one, not only for the citizens, but for the world as a whole.