war is going to get ugly soon.
He's not wrong, but he could stand to look less at the large international picture, and actually pay more attention to the constraints on Russia's ability to both supply their troops and repair abilities.
I think Ziehan would benefit from watching Perun's vids for a more...ground level take that is more in-depth than these snippets.
war is going to get ugly soon.
Funny how we can do that to the Russias and not to the organized crime shipping drugs into the USA…
Drug traffickers who keep their money in banks soon become prison population.
Basically destroying oil refineries is a bitch and a half pipes not so much.
The Russian weakness is tech and components they relied on western firms to provide. Since all the western oil companies are out of Russia. What are the chances men from places that do not official exist have debriefed those former oil techs?That's why you hit the oil terminals, tanks, and wells themselves; those are much more dicey to replace and much more likely to have a catastrophic secondary effect.
Cyber-attacks against refineries would probably be more useful than drones; fuck a refinery's IT/control infrastructure, and it won't matter how intact the phycial bits are, because you won't be able to safely use them much.
so basically the wars going to take awhile, europe deciding to disarm was probally a bad idea and the russians are doing a genocide.
Ziehan is all focused on big picture metrics and ideas, and tends to miss rather important developments on the ground, like the refurb supply chain in Russia being shit.Where the hell did he get several millions of armored vehicles out of. Even China has low tens of thousands. Knowing Russian storage standards, at least half the reserve vehicles they do have are basically in need of full factory refurbishment for use.
Where the hell did he get several millions of armored vehicles out of. Even China has low tens of thousands. Knowing Russian storage standards, at least half the reserve vehicles they do have are basically in need of full factory refurbishment for use.
The soviet union made and stock piled a lot of kit.
I mean a lot, they basically spent 40 years building and stock piling weapons, and were then one of the top 10 weapon manufacterers in the world for decades. Even if most of that stuff is horrifically obsolete now, and was misstored and with parts sold off.
Now getting that stuff into use instead of being theorectical numbers on a page well Barcle has a point on that. But I do think this war is going to be with us for awhile because well.
that's how russia rolls.
Big wheat development.