AnimalNoodles
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...*looks at the Kharkiv front. Looks at Kherson*.
Sureeeee
You mean the grand advances into territories that had already been mostly evacuated?
...*looks at the Kharkiv front. Looks at Kherson*.
Sureeeee
Nah, you are making up their reason for fighting. Ukrainians have such high morale because they consider themselves to be in similar situation as Chechnya or Georgia were in their wars.If Russia gets pushed out of Ukraine, it won’t be for a while. Putin’s reputation and legacy is tied up in this war, if it ends without something positive to show for it, he is utterly humiliated.
On the Ukrainian side, they are basically under the control of the GAE, which doesn’t care about expense or casualties and has no reason to compromise or capitulate in any way.
So essentially, the leaders in both sides don’t care about casualties, suffering, or economic destruction - winning is more important. That could make this a quagmire that drags on for years
Kharkiv front wasn't until the Ukrainians broke through.You mean the grand advances into territories that had already been mostly evacuated?
You mean the grand advances into territories that had already been mostly evacuated?
Kharkiv front wasn't until the Ukrainians broke through.
How is Russian advances at Bakhmut?
Uh...the one of the major units of the Russian Arny was there .the 1st GTA. Or a major unit of thiers. Wiped out and a lot of vics captured.Kharkhiv had a small number of national guard and some light infantry. Thats it. Thats why it was chosen for the offensive. and the Ukrainians still took immense casualties from the preregistered artillery.
Considering the purpose of Bakhmut is to draw the Ukrainians into a meat grinder, it seems to be going just fine.
This all seems to assume the only reason Ukraine is resisting Putin is because the 'GAE' wants them to.If Russia gets pushed out of Ukraine, it won’t be for a while. Putin’s reputation and legacy is tied up in this war, if it ends without something positive to show for it, he is utterly humiliated.
On the Ukrainian side, they are basically under the control of the GAE, which doesn’t care about expense or casualties and has no reason to compromise or capitulate in any way.
So essentially, the leaders in both sides don’t care about casualties, suffering, or economic destruction - winning is more important. That could make this a quagmire that drags on for years
>MeatgrinderKharkhiv had a small number of national guard and some light infantry. Thats it. Thats why it was chosen for the offensive. and the Ukrainians still took immense casualties from the preregistered artillery.
Considering the purpose of Bakhmut is to draw the Ukrainians into a meat grinder, it seems to be going just fine.
What drugs are you on that you've come up with this alternative universe view? This sounds like a Herschel Walker conspiracy. Do you have lingering brain damage?Kharkhiv had a small number of national guard and some light infantry. Thats it. Thats why it was chosen for the offensive. and the Ukrainians still took immense casualties from the preregistered artillery.
Considering the purpose of Bakhmut is to draw the Ukrainians into a meat grinder, it seems to be going just fine.
Kharkhiv had a small number of national guard and some light infantry. Thats it. Thats why it was chosen for the offensive. and the Ukrainians still took immense casualties from the preregistered artillery.
Considering the purpose of Bakhmut is to draw the Ukrainians into a meat grinder, it seems to be going just fine.
I think who wins or loses the war will be determined this year. Russia has the numbers and increasingly the Ukrainians have the quality.This all seems to assume the only reason Ukraine is resisting Putin is because the 'GAE' wants them to.
It completely removes agency from the Ukrainian people, completely ignores that this war could end tomorrow if Putin and Russia just left Ukraine's soil and stopped firing over the border, and equates Zelensky with Putin, which is so disgustingly false I have to wonder how much Russian propaganda you've swallowed uncritically.
Ukraine will achieve victory in the war and remove the Russian invaders from their lands; it will likely take till at least 2024 due to climatic/seasonal weather cycles slowing down armored thrusts, but Ukraine expects to be liberating Crimea this year, and forcing Russia out of the Donbas in 2024.
But don't let inconvenient facts get in the way of 'bothsaming' Ukraine and Zelensky to Russia and Putin. After all the 'real' enemy is the 'GAE', not the imperialist power invading Ukraine.
Head of UKR intel says Putin is terminally ill. This is the real reason for the war, so Putin can go out in a 'blaze of glory that leaves a legacy'.
There is no negotiating with someone who has nothing to lose anymore; the only question is who takes over after Putin dies and if they are willing to end this madness of the invasion of Ukraine.
That is absolutely a possibility.Whoever wins the power struggle after he dies will probably be far worse, and looking to succeed where their predecessor failed.
That's guaranteed to backfire on us sooner or later; like every other time we've tried "regime change". Probably sooner, considering that the west's own mounting issues are not going to leave us much room to keep propping up whomever we picked; and the moment we stop is the moment they get ousted by those even worse than who we would have ended up with, had we just stayed out of it in the first place. Basically, think Iran; but with already massive nuclear stockpiles.That is absolutely a possibility.
However, that also means when Putin does kick it, is when the west needs to use whatever assets we can to help make sure whoever succeeds Putin is more likely to end the invasion and madness Putin started.
Because Putin's death has every possibility of kicking off another Russian Civil War, and this time we cannot allow the commies to retain power in Russia, even if it means 'picking' the winner via underhanded means.
Then back the ethic groups that want to split off from Russia like the chechinians and the tartarsThat's guaranteed to backfire on us sooner or later; like every other time we've tried "regime change". Probably sooner, considering that the west's own mounting issues are not going to leave us much room to keep propping up whomever we picked; and the moment we stop is the moment they get ousted by those even worse than who we would have ended up with, had we just stayed out of it in the first place. Basically, think Iran; but with already massive nuclear stockpiles.
Then back the ethic groups that want to split off from Russia like the chechinians and the tartars
Ramzan is just as much of a piece of shit as Putin is, unfortunately, if not even more so even his treatment of gay people in Chechnya.
That's guaranteed to backfire on us sooner or later; like every other time we've tried "regime change". Probably sooner, considering that the west's own mounting issues are not going to leave us much room to keep propping up whomever we picked; and the moment we stop is the moment they get ousted by those even worse than who we would have ended up with, had we just stayed out of it in the first place. Basically, think Iran; but with already massive nuclear stockpiles.