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

[mindlessobserver]

It was two Generals and a Colonel, one general and the colonel are confirmed from Russian sources and the one general that supposedly died a few hours ago is still up in the air.
Safe say it's probable as Russia keeps having it's generals near the frontline seemingly forgetting that Ukraine has artillery so it can strike them.

And if they are still broadcasting "in the clear" it's simplicity in itself for American spooks in Lithuania and Poland listening in to tell that Ukrainian Artillery down to a margin of error of 5 square meters where that Russian General is.

 

[Mussi]

Red Cross is saying they sent their field people out to survey one of Russias proposed evacuation routes and found it was booby trapped with land mines.

https://nypost.com/2022/03/07/russians-plant-landmines-in-ukraine-safe-corridor-report/

Will add there is no info on WHO placed the mines. So take that for what you will.

Russia has been very sloppy with their defenses so I could see it being from either side.

 

[MeltyTW]

It was two Generals and a Colonel, one general and the colonel are confirmed from Russian sources and the one general that supposedly died a few hours ago is still up in the air.
Safe say it's probable as Russia keeps having it's generals near the frontline seemingly forgetting that Ukraine has artillery so it can strike them.

SLAV WARS
watch generals get obliterated by fucking artillery lol. maybe they thought they were like walls or bio labs and tried to make a blockade out of nothing but generals,.

 

[TurdFondler]

The flange piece on my replacement starter motor was coated AFTER the mounting bolt holes were threaded, so the bolts wouldn't thread properly until I ran a tap through it to remove the coating.

I've heard this is because China never says no. They will take any and all orders no matter if the manufacturer is running at 100% capacity. They send excess out to contractors with little to no QA. You might get a piece made at a modern factory or some 5 man operation out in the sticks.

They also seem to never replace casting molds so shit goes out of spec, and then they'll make a new mold from the old out of spec one.

 

[XYZpdq]

Russia has been very sloppy with their defenses so I could see it being from either side.

at this point I'd assume it's the Red Cross looking to boost their next grift

 

[Sithis]

Hey guys, did you know KF is being ‘monitored’ by this guy


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who monitors disinformation on the Web? (Here he’s talking about Russian propaganda/disinfo on Ukraine and who is spreading/magnifying it.)

Apparently chinks as well as glowniggers and trannies.
Wanna guess how much of a circle that Venn diagram looks like?
Also, the biolabs shit is definitely interesting. And probably true knowing how things go and the fact that Biden and Obama have been happy to launder plenty of other dirty shit through eastern Europe and Ukraine in particular. None of this shit is just happening out of the blue. And the biolabs are probably just one of many things Biden and the rest of the globalist faggots are hoping they can cover up.

 

[BradCarter]

at this point I'd assume it's the Red Cross looking to boost their next grift

Or the path was close to a biolab. So ZOG had it's NGO discourage foot traffic while they delt with the site.

 

[Smity Werbenjagermanjensen]

This is apparently why the Russians are using unsecured comms, their secured ones use 3G or 4G cell towers to function, and the Russians are blowing them all up so they can't use their secured comms as a consequence. Probably in an attempt to prevent civilians from filming them and broadcasting their numbers and location.

 

[JosephStalin]

I hate that I am literate in Cyrillic reading that.

I seriously doubt that the Russian army is so poor that they can only manage to keep going for another week. Full of incompetence & corruption, sure, but no, I don't think they're going to capitulate that soon.

I still don't get it, folks.

I know Russia's power projection is best when inside their country or in areas contiguous to Russia. As the attacker, you have the luxury of setting up and energizing your supply lines as far in advance as possible. Everyone in the military supply chain should have been on alert, pushing supplies to the front and getting more ready to go. Your applicable factories should have been alerted, wartime orders turned on, supplies coming out of warehouses and production lines ramped up. What is often done is determine the average numbers of miles/kilometers per day traveled by the various tracked and wheeled vehicles, factor in fuel consumption per mile/kilometer, and add in extra for poorly-tuned engines, etc. You also develop replacement factors for tires/lubricants/ammunition/food/water/clothing/general supplies/medical supplies/spare parts and have as much of those things as far front as possible, ready to support the attack. Railheads near Ukraine, both in Russia and in Belarus, should have been full of supplies and trucks, ready to go, possibly even trains on sidings. These concepts apply to any military, not just Russia. Logistics 101. Yet it doesn't seem Russia has done this well at all.

This is why what Putin hoped would be a blitzkrieg has turned into a grind once serious resistance began. Logistics wins wars.

 

[No Batty Boys in Jamaica]

Ok ukraine has apparently claimed to have killed three russian generals in total the whole war which ...... is out there to say the least, i cant and wont believe it without confirmation.

If true, almost makes me think that Vlad really is trying to eliminate people that could carry out a coup by throwing them into the shit. Some people on /k/ are saying that's why he had the VDV decimated.

But I'm still thinking only Tushayev was killed, VDV was just arrogant and corrupt, and the other two generals are still alive.

 

[Fcret]

Russians losing this war because their gopnik soldiers delivered a mortar of peace into the 3G infrastructure they needed to maintain opsec... Truly incredible.

 

[Feline Supremacist]

Russians losing this war because their gopnik soldiers delivered a mortar of peace into the 3G infrastructure they needed to maintain opsec... Truly incredible.

If true. No one knows what's going on in the theater of war or a particular battle unless they are there, and even then shit's confusing.

 

[Richardface]

This is apparently why the Russians are using unsecured comms, their secured ones use 3G or 4G cell towers to function, and the Russians are blowing them all up so they can't use their secured comms as a consequence. Probably in an attempt to prevent civilians from filming them and broadcasting their numbers and location.
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The guy you've quoted is the Bellingcat glowie who said the Russian army would collapse yesterday so id wait for confirmation

 

[Butter Keks]

They keep saying all this stuff about Putin being insane and losing his mental faculties but I remember them lying about Trump and saying the same things so why should I believe them?

Also wasn't Assad totally insane and losing touch with reality? I think there's a pattern here.

 

[Smity Werbenjagermanjensen]

I still don't get it, folks.

I know Russia's power projection is best when inside their country or in areas contiguous to Russia. As the attacker, you have the luxury of setting up and energizing your supply lines as far in advance as possible. Everyone in the military supply chain should have been on alert, pushing supplies to the front and getting more ready to go. Your applicable factories should have been alerted, wartime orders turned on, supplies coming out of warehouses and production lines ramped up. What is often done is determine the average numbers of miles/kilometers per day traveled by the various tracked and wheeled vehicles, factor in fuel consumption per mile/kilometer, and add in extra for poorly-tuned engines, etc. You also develop replacement factors for tires/lubricants/ammunition/food/water/clothing/general supplies/medical supplies/spare parts and have as much of those things as far front as possible, ready to support the attack. Railheads near Ukraine, both in Russia and in Belarus, should have been full of supplies and trucks, ready to go, possibly even trains on sidings. These concepts apply to any military, not just Russia. Logistics 101. Yet it doesn't seem Russia has done this well at all.

This is why what Putin hoped would be a blitzkrieg has turned into a grind once serious resistance began. Logistics wins wars.

Putin fucking invaded right when mud season was kicking off. He, and Russian high command for that matter, obviously thought any serious resistance from a Ukrainians would be a few days to a week at most. To understand this, Putin thinks that Russians and Ukrainians are literally one people, they're just Russians with a different label, and that most Ukrainians would welcome being a part of Russia. Putin may not be insane, but his logic with the Ukrainians is circular, Ukrainians are Russians, therefor most Ukrainians must want to live under Russia.

I don't believe he's insane, but I do think how extremely Pro-Russian Crimea and the Donbass region are, have legitimately convinced him that the rest of Ukraine would be similar, that all he needed to do was send in the tanks and that everything would come together. Look how few forces he sent, most estimates top out at around 200k troops, which is extremely low when trying to invade a country twice the size of Texas and home to 40 million people.

 

[Duke Nukem]

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Hilarious thing is that neither of those statements are de facto. De jure, Russia is a "democracy" as well in that they have elections and presidents and stuff. And they're more multicultural than Ukraine.

Also, Zelensky is a cunt who's probably working on fleeing the country if he hasn't already. Or he'll end up a Russkie puppet instead of a Western one.

 

[Niggaplease]

quick quesntion explain to me like I am retarded, but why can't anyone set up a no fly zone over ukraine? it doesn't have to be the usa, but just any country with the capacity to enforce it, why dick around with something that can end russias shit so quickly with out nukes? if russia can't randomly bombard ukraine unchallenged then it would be forced to give up at some point, its obvious it's getting their asses handed to them on the ground belarus is a wild card with nukes, but nukes are a mutually assured destruction especially if they nuke a nato country,. so what gives?

 

[Mister Qwerty]

Interesting short about russia’s supply problems. TL;DW Russian military logistics is based more on trains and less on trucks.

 

[TracdacianTortoise]

quick quesntion explain to me like I am retarded, but why can't anyone set up a no fly zone over ukraine? it doesn't have to be the usa, but just any country with the capacity to enforce it, why dick around with something that can end russias shit so quickly with out nukes? if russia can't randomly bombard ukraine unchallenged then it would be forced to give up at some point, its obvious it's getting their asses handed to them on the ground belarus is a wild card with nukes, but nukes are a mutually assured destruction especially if they nuke a nato country,. so what gives?

cause that means you declare war with Russia basically. And the powers that are really capable of enforcing a no fly zone and that would do it, are in NATO, and as soon as NATO is involved it all goes to shit.

 

[Richardface]