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

How well is the combat this going for Russia?

  • ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Blyatskrieg

    Votes: 46 6.6%
  • ⭐⭐⭐⭐ A well planned strike with few faults

    Votes: 45 6.5%
  • ⭐⭐⭐ Competent attack with some upsets

    Votes: 292 42.1%
  • ⭐⭐ Worse than expected

    Votes: 269 38.8%
  • ⭐ Ukraine takes back Crimea 2022

    Votes: 42 6.1%

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The Ukrainian Sich Riflemen who fought for the Austro-Hungarian Empire and the Central Powers in 1914 had some female fighters who even earned medals for courage. Olena Stepaniv for example.
I bet they didn't look like models with perfect hair and make-up who stand like they're holding a rifle for the first time in their lives, though.
 
Venezuela is broke because Chavez stole billions of dollars, didn't invest anything in improving the oil industry, and outright paid people to not work, figuring that oil prices would rise forever, and the whole country could just live off the proceeds. If your leadership isn't absolutely buttfuck stupid and doesn't do something truly moronic, like try and institute communism, you can live fine off trading with the world outside the USA.
Shit, you might be right now that I think about it. He just has to wait until the early phases of Belt and Road are complete. Chavez and Gaddafi were able to make it for a couple of decades under crushing sanctions. Kim Jong Un does it with far fewer resources. Russia and China aren't the bestest of friends (Russia and India are) but Xi and Putin respect each other and understand they're both going to have to work together against the Great Satan.
 
You should check this out.

It's a thread about exposed Russian communications.


Apparently, the Russians have been receiving horrific casualties by American standarts to the west of Kiev (200 KIA, 300 wounded)
Big X from me.
Even on analogue radio you can "encrypt" your transmissions...

Also what frequency is that supposed to be?
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9.741 MHz (9741 kHz) is way too low.
9.741 GHz (9741 MHz) is way too high to be practical in the field...

97.41 MHz seems an appropriate frequency, but why write it like that if that is the case?
This sounds like some kind of MIL-Larp talk to me.

The entire Twitter account looks like some CIA/NSA Larp lol
 
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Zelensky won't receive troops or weapons or planes. No he receives a STANDING OVATION from EU.
Meanwhile all the chairs have Dildo's in the shape of Putin's cock on them to remind them of the real boss once they sit back down.
 
Yeah ok this is bullshit, it's cope for the Russians that isn't actually necessary, but all strategic and tactical takes in this thread are including mine

In 6 days the Rooski military has advanced in the north and east (along narrow fronts) about the same distance deep into as US did in the first week of invading Iraq and also about the same distance in the south (on a broader front, but the south isn't defended by anywhere near as much Ukrainian soldiers and stuff as Kiev and Kharkov)

The US and Russian advances were both deliberately not as fast as hard as they could have been, for two different reasons. The US did not have a northern front because Turkey wouldn't allow us to use their land as an invasion launch pad. So we deliberately advanced a little slower from Kuwait. Russia wanted to try to decapitate Ukrainian military and government and see if the rest would surrender. They didn't. In week two the US was outpacing its supply lines and had to hold up for almost a week around Najaf to fix the supply problems. If the war is still happening in Ukraine in a week Russia will probably be in a similar situation, needing a pause because the front is advancing too fast for the current supply system

Once the generals decided time to pick things up advances went rather quickly both for the US in Iraq and now for Russia in Ukraine
Yeah the Ukrainians have definitely held out longer and caused more casualties than the US took during the intial Iraq invasion. But this is also going to play out like Syria plus what if the current government flees Kyiv and heads to Lviv near the Romanian, polish, Hungarian, and moldovian borders. That would be too close on nato's doorstep for comfort. You could see a partial NATO mobilization where the Visegrad nations declare war and the US says we won't invade or directly fight you but we will arm people and etc...
Russia will win the Ground war but can they keep the peace. It's a serious question especially with Europe supplying arms and foreign mercs if the government flees to Lviv it Will be interesting.
 
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