Russian Invasion of Ukraine (2022): Thread 1 - Ukrainian Liars vs Russian Liars with Air and Artillery Superiority

[hooboy]

LMFAO. 1970's war? WTF??

If this was the US invading Ukraine we'd have been treated to 2 straight weeks of shock and awe bombing. Flatten anything that could give so much as a hair parting. Then march in with light armor and call in airstrikes against any potato farmer that so much as farts in their direction. Keep doing it until reaching the capital and then declare victory while American media lie their arses off about minimal civilian casualties and how that school bus they blew up was in fact filled with suicide vest wearing terrorists who hate our freedoms. Once at the capital, being the retarded cunts they are, end up with a massive insurgency because governing is hard.

The Russians aren't doing any of that,. Why? Not being entitled psychopaths, they don't think murdering tens of thousands of innocent people is a good swap for even 1 dead Russian conscript. The fucking gall of the burgers man. The hubris. All of them need to swallow a giant shut the fuck up after what we saw them do in Iraq and Afghanistan and Lydia and Syria.

I forgot the infamous empathy of mongoloid rape monkeys lol fucking retard

 

[Dave_Ph]

The fuck are you talking about? Their gear is a generation ahead of where they were then.

Is it the diversity hire REMF dipshits? Those morons always existed. They can run the logistics train and push paper. Who cares. It doesn't mean shit for capability as a fighting force. They have some hardass senior NCO making sure they put down the dilator and drive the fucking truck when needed. They are the trained monkey part of the armed forces.

See: Spotify Employees

 

[stakenifes]

The amount of numbers the US would have to commit to make a difference would make the intervention an undeniable fact.

I'm specifically talking drone strikes.

 

[Marley Rathbone]

I agree that the 2021 Russians would be crushed by the U.S. army of 1991 and 2003.

However, there would be higher casualties if we include the modern U.S. army.

Invading a country and simultaneously not wiping out/bombing the fuck out of the civilian infrastructure (like the U.S. in Iraq) tends to slow down an invasion force.

 

[BradCarter]

More video of Kharkov allegedly

 

[Catch The Rainbow]

 

[BayView]

Russia is now threatening to invade Sweden and Finland should they think about joining NATO
https://twitter.com/DanielG453/status/1497226248266858502

 

[Mussi]

I'm specifically talking drone strikes.

Yes, sending enough drones to make a difference would make American intervention obvious. Also, drone warfare against a country with air superiority is beyond retarded.

 

[Dave_Ph]

Yeah but there were no nuclear weapons back then. There's no way two nuclear superpowers will ever go to war for the foreseeable future.

And once again Ivan says
Hold my vodka

 

[Stasi]

Well ACKCHYUALLY, the President has the sole authority to order a nuclear strike, and nobody has the legal authority to stop him. In practice, however, somebody would take Biden out behind the woodshed if he tried.

... I hope.

Is that Moscow - Washington phoneline still a thing where both presidents have direct comms with each other at all times? I can't imagine Putin being able to stomach a conversation with Biden for more than a minute

"Suka blyat, I don't understand what this imbecile is rambling about, I think he forgot who he is speaking to - sounds like he thinks he called KFC? Can we just get Kamala on the phone or something?"

 

[ColtWalker1847]

Yeah..m not sure about that. They continue to have recruitment issues, they continue to drive out competent people for DIE reasons, they just forcibly retired a bunch of vets for not getting vaxxed and forced the remaining people to get vaxxed.

The navy has had multiple ships crash into each other over the years.

Idk if the military is in as bad a shape as I think it might be, but I know it isn't in as a good a shape as you think it is.

None of that shit is new. People cycle through. People get bounced for political reasons. Equipment breaks. Navy has whoopsies. It's all part of running a fuckhuge military.

You only think it is bad because the US is the only one that talks about it openly. Russia and China don't but believe me they have the same problems. They have it worse, actually.

 

[Breadbassket]

Is that Moscow - Washington phoneline still a thing where both presidents have direct comms with each other at all times? I can't imagine Putin being able to stomach a conversation with Biden for more than a minute

"Suka blyat, I don't understand what this imbecile is rambling about, I think he forgot who he is speaking to - sounds like he thinks he called KFC? Can we just get Kamala on the phone or something?"

Apparently its an email system now and has been since 2008.

 

[BayView]

Imagine being russia and your only allies rn are street shitters and chinks SAD!

 

[Estolysis]

People gawking over a destroyed Ukrainian tank in Melitopol.

Missile strike near Kharkov

 

[Delicious Diversity]

God damn, imagine filming THIS from your back garden:

 

[Kiwisee]

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Bugmen, I swear

 

[AnOminous]

They are the trained monkey part of the armed forces.

This is a four-star admiral.

 

[Terra Pax]

The fuck are you talking about? Their gear is a generation ahead of where they were then.

Is it the diversity hire REMF dipshits? Those morons always existed. They can run the logistics train and push paper. Who cares. It doesn't mean shit for capability as a fighting force. They have some hardass senior NCO making sure they put down the dilator and drive the fucking truck when needed. They are the trained monkey part of the armed forces.

Whoa there buddy. Doom-posting only please.

There are pictures of US servicefolx in uniform > therefore the entire military must be cucked, pozzed, vaxxed, and gay - and fundamentality incompetent of-course. Troons in sinecures means that a carrier fleet is basically useless. Those are the rules I'm afraid.

 

[stakenifes]

Yes, sending enough drones to make a difference would make American intervention obvious. Also, drone warfare against a country with air superiority is beyond retarded.

Haha, I'm not disagreeing. I was just wondering if they could possibly be involved in the larger than expected numbers of units down. Just thought you meant a full deployment.

My head just goes to the fact that drones are less risk, provide more plausible deniability (especially if you're arguing against the Russians), and arguably cheaper and easier to deploy than people

 

[Breadbassket]

God damn, imagine filming THIS from your back garden:

What a thing to witness. Step out into your backyard to watch an invasion taking place before your very eyes.