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

[Fcret]

According to that video it was a Ukrainian checkpoint that was firing at them.

No, they had just passed a Ukrainian checkpoint. The actual culprits were Russian saboteurs.

 

[The golden neckbeard]

Map for Day 9 of the Russian Invasion of Ukraine (03/04/2022)
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Looks like Russia has abandoned the quick victory at all costs route and retooled to fight the brutal and slow war its doctrines have taught for 100 years. Massive artillery barrages, communications interruption, dismounted frontal assaults backed by tanks....maneuver when possible but artillery first and foremost under SAM cover

Gonna get nasty

Consider this the second part of the winter war

 

[JambledUpWords]

New thing to boycott

 

[Dave_Ph]

Because this website started to document Chris Chan and those who are weird on the internet, you guys have Reddit, twatter, Facebook, discord, whatever billion other fucking websites like Ihavenevertouchedavagina.incel to politically sperg
.
Remember one thread got so heated the fbi contacted our dear feeder.
I think in order to be a member of the farms you have to demonstrate a decent knowledge of one lolcow within a month and not just typing “Julayyy!”
All this politics shit needs to get off the fucking farms.

You can block us individually Karen
Or just GO THE FUCK AWAY

 

[737 MAX Stan Account]

Because this website started to document Chris Chan and those who are weird on the internet, you guys have Reddit, twatter, Facebook, discord, whatever billion other fucking websites like Ihavenevertouchedavagina.incel to politically sperg
.
Remember one thread got so heated the fbi contacted our dear feeder.
I think in order to be a member of the farms you have to demonstrate a decent knowledge of one lolcow within a month and not just typing “Julayyy!”
All this politics shit needs to get off the fucking farms.

Cry about it

 

[reptile baht spaniard rid]

Is the Russian Air Force Actually Incapable of Complex Air Operations?

More than a week into the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the Russian Air Force has yet to commence large-scale operations. Inactivity in the first few days could be ascribed to various factors, but the continued absence of major air operations now raises serious capability questions.

rusi.org

This seems serious cope but correct me

 

[mr.moon1488]

I hated this shit so much. Bit off topic and a pl, but I did one of those joint missions once. We where the small group that was sent there first before the rest of the battalion. First thing we did was go to the local booze store and bought some liquor. Was a good night, and the Polish vodka I had was pretty good.

I've never understood the US military's thinking on that.

Go to a military ball and get absolutely smashed while in dress uniform = okay
Have a beer in the field = not okay

 

[Spicey McHaggis]

Is the Russian Air Force Actually Incapable of Complex Air Operations?

More than a week into the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the Russian Air Force has yet to commence large-scale operations. Inactivity in the first few days could be ascribed to various factors, but the continued absence of major air operations now raises serious capability questions.

rusi.org

This seems serious cope but correct me

It's not unreasonable to ask, given how largely absent they were at the start.

 

[HTTP Error 404]

I see Russia is going for the Lose the Propaganda War Ending Any% RTA like Germany did in WW1

Those were Ukrainians firing on the journalists, actually.

Can anyone reach https://www.rt.com/ at the moment?
The Website is unreachable from Germany, but DNS still resolves.
Trying with different Tor exit nodes doesn't help.

Is this the Ukrainian programming socks brigade at work?


I meant it exactly not how you put it. We only heard of a contract (may be LARP, may not be), but not how those volunteers are (to be) deployed or if they are given uniforms etc.
So mercenary treatment is still on the table IMHO.

403 forbidden, but that's a Google error message.

If RT used Google for their domain name and Google just stole their domain, that's an escalation that I don't think anyone expected nor should ever condone.

 

[doesnotglow]

"pls install our malware"

 

[Generic Retard]

New thing to boycott
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Coca Cola is pretty based. Didn't they also put hits out on striking/rebelling workers in some 3rd world country and no one cared?
Edit: https://www.theguardian.com/media/2003/jul/24/marketingandpr.colombia

Those were Ukrainians firing on the journalists, actually.


403 forbidden, but that's a Google error message.

If RT used Google for their domain name and Google just stole their domain, that's an escalation that I don't think anyone expected nor should ever condone.

The site loaded fine just then for me and now back to 403 again. Probably somebody DDoS-ing the site and Tor is the first thing that got axed. It was the same for the farms when the attack were running. Still weird how the site is not responding at all from a German IP though...

 

[Simpadoo]

The American farmer and oil driller is going to make fucking bank. The US is going to come out better in the deal as all the trade can be done favorably. Their competitor, Russia, is the one with limited export markets and everything having to be done at a discount. The US and China are the big winners here. Don't try to reframe this so they aren't.

Yes. They haven't been a credible military threat since the USSR fell, they starved, and the RoK got it's shit together. That's why they worked to get nukes. They knew they couldn't hang conventionally. The south alone could kick the shit out of them. The US is just there as an insurance policy.

Lol. Even Pozzopedia knows this. KYSN.

 

[Random Internet Person]

Because this website started to document Chris Chan and those who are weird on the internet, you guys have Reddit, twatter, Facebook, discord, whatever billion other fucking websites like Ihavenevertouchedavagina.incel to politically sperg
.
Remember one thread got so heated the fbi contacted our dear feeder.
I think in order to be a member of the farms you have to demonstrate a decent knowledge of one lolcow within a month and not just typing “Julayyy!”
All this politics shit needs to get off the fucking farms.

Someone clearly hasn’t learned the ways of the Thunderdome.

We didn't even have this after 9/11.
A few unfortunate Sikhs got punched but there were no mass attacks on Islamics.

My quick visit ro CNN had our famous recently elected Virginia negro conservative, no idea what her name is, saying we nearly averted a nuclear disaster last night and that Putin must me stopped.

Well, when you have people who have decades of wanting actual war making the decisions, no surprise people will take whatever excuse to let the dog off the leash.

YEAH.. why the fuck is a thread about a war turning to politics. Makes no goddamn sense to discuss geopolitics in a thread about a war. And no fucking fighting in the war room, you savages!

Maybe someone is worried about their side getting an ass whooping.

What are you talking about, Russia has just won the propaganda war.

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Also the eternal class struggle lives on.

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1. Why include income? 2. Putin continues to become a 4Chan idol.

 

[Delicious Diversity]

Zelensky is sperging at NATO, he is pissed that we won't enforce a no-fly zone:

Based Zelensky calling NATO weak, lel. Sorry but we ain't risking nuclear war with Russia over Ukraine. Just be happy you got all those stingers, migs and other AA missiles/fighter jets from us for free.

Enforce your own damn NFZ.

 

[RedDelicious]

Totally normal ad for a totally normal and not biased app on Facebook.

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Facebook is cancer but this is 100% a result of your browsing habits, mostly because I can't imagine anyone still using Facebook is actually taking steps to keep their activity private.

 

[The golden neckbeard]

It's not unreasonable to ask, given how largely absent they were at the start.

I think they were hoping to not destroy the infrastructure and keep the airplanes tied to ground advances

That's what most analysts are saying anyway

Kind of like why we didnt just bomb Hanoi into the stone age

 

[Aidan]

Looks like Russia has abandoned the quick victory at all costs route and retooled to fight the brutal and slow war its doctrines have taught for 100 years. Massive artillery barrages, communications interruption, dismounted frontal assaults backed by tanks....maneuver when possible but artillery first and foremost under SAM cover

Gonna get nasty

Consider this the second part of the winter war

Who says this wasn't their plan to begin with? As far as I know, no one outside of Russia knows what their plans and expectations were and are. We are the ones who have speculated their goals and how fast they expect to take anything.
Stop trying to speculate on what the Russian command is thinking, it's almost always going to be wrong, and I mean that kindly.

 

[Scotsman]

WAR! WHAT IS IT GOOD FOR!?

 

[Fcret]

Those were Ukrainians firing on the journalists, actually.

Bullets cascaded through the whole of the car, tracers, bullet flashes, windscreen glass, plastic seats, the steering wheel, and dashboard had disintegrated.

We didn't know it at the time, but we were later told by the Ukrainians that we were being ambushed by a saboteur Russian reconnaissance squad. It was professional, the rounds kept smashing into the car - they didn't miss.

Producer Martin Vowles, who was driving, got out of the car first, quickly followed by Andrii Lytvynenko, our local producer, leaving me, Richie, and my producer Dominique Van Heerden inside, taking cover in the footwells and across the backseat.

At this stage we thought it was a Ukrainian army checkpoint firing at us and that it was a mistake, so we started screaming we were journalists, but the rounds kept coming.

 

[More AWS-8Q Than You]

It's not unreasonable to ask, given how largely absent they were at the start.

Russia probably remembers us handing out stingers to Afghans and doesn't want a repeat. They probably aren't sure just how many western MANPADS are in Ukrainian hands and SU-25s fill the same roll in their forces as the A-10 does in ours, roughly, with similar vulnerabilities. I'm not surprised it's the first Russian plane credibly shot down.