Russian Invasion of Ukraine Megathread

How well is the war this going for Russia?

  • ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Blyatskrieg

    Votes: 249 10.6%
  • ⭐⭐⭐⭐ I ain't afraid of no Ghost of Kiev

    Votes: 278 11.8%
  • ⭐⭐⭐ Competent attack with some upsets

    Votes: 796 33.7%
  • ⭐⭐ Stalemate

    Votes: 659 27.9%
  • ⭐ Ukraine takes back Crimea 2022

    Votes: 378 16.0%

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Pretty entertaining how when literally every hospital, apartment complex, or general civilian area gets bombed, the Russian MoD instantly says "Azov was in there" or "Azov did it", for a Battalion, meaning they got around 1000 troops tops, they sure do know how to get around. :story:
Well, maybe if Azov stopped hiding in hospitals, apartment complexes, or general civilian areas, then maybe they would not get bombed. Told the same thing to a Palestinian the other day, too.
 
If the Putin-laugh.gif weren't overused like a mother-fucker, it would be the appropriate response to that comment.
Then who, pray tell, should be in charge of interpreting the Ukrainian constitution?
 
I’m not an American, I don’t like America, and I don’t think America could win a direct war against Russia. Which is why I never said anything to that effect. I said America could guarantee that Ukraine won its war against Russia, which is not a full Russian military commitment but which is fast becoming a total war for Ukraine. Russia most likely isn’t going to go into total war mode and mass mobilize the country for this war, a Ukrainian victory would merely involve a stalemate in which Russian forces felt like they couldn’t make significant advances anymore and which was too costly for Russia to maintain long term.

America has a lot of high end military equipment, it could arm and train Ukrainian forces sufficiently to achieve a stalemate if it was willing to absorb the massive cost. “Guarantee” is hyperbole, but it would definitely make Ukraine’s chances a lot better than the current 0%.

I could be wrong, and Russia could be willing to commit to national war mobilization in which case nothing can save Ukraine.
As an American this part bothers me "America has a lot of high end military equipment, it could arm and train Ukrainian forces sufficiently to achieve a stalemate if it was willing to absorb the massive cost." I don't get to pick where my tax money goes and it effects my living (gas where I live is almost 5& a gallon and it hasn't slowed down in the rise) I am not fond of Americas proxy wars or of living in a country where they are a kettle calling a pot black (sanctioning Russia when they do the same things to the Middle East and get away with it). The US LOVES war, its a very warmongering country so this could be an entirely real possibility.
 
To your nonsensical comments?
My comment was a direct response to the "unconstitutionality" claim. Now, I wasn't even on that particular strand of conversation but if you dragged me back - I obliged.

Do you have anything to retort with or are you just being sarcastic because you can't retort to something you don't like?

Then who, pray tell, should be in charge of interpreting the Ukrainian constitution?
I DON'T CARE! PUTIN'S THE BEST KIKES GLOBOHOMO REEEEEEEE
 
Well, maybe if Azov stopped hiding in hospitals, apartment complexes, or general civilian areas, then maybe they would not get bombed. Told the same thing to a Palestinian the other day, too.
Nearly all of Azov seems to be trapped in Mariupol. Plus given how we have confirmed intel that Russians are using dumb bombs when hitting "military targets" inside cities, I'm pretty sure they've hit the stage where they don't care about civilian casualties but don't want to go full blown Grozny yet.
 
Nearly all of Azov seems to be trapped in Mariupol. Plus given how we have confirmed intel that Russians are using dumb bombs when hitting "military targets" inside cities, I'm pretty sure they've hit the stage where they don't care about civilian casualties but don't want to go full blown Grozny yet.
If that's the case, I'm sure there will be footage of those dumb bombs soon enough, not just fakes made with old rusty junk.

For some levity, bunch of NATO mercs got yeeted and are butthurt about it. Forward Observations Group has "completed" their mission and are returning home, at least some of them.
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It started like this, it was basically a toy version of the Nuremberg court, but everyone pretty much lost interest in it because a permanent court is too expensive and problematic to keep it going. It keeps opening investigations that go nowhere and it works mostly as a fancier human rights watch.

It won’t do shit in and for Russia or Ukraine unless NATO steps in.

Funny thing, the US passed the Hague invasion act in 2002, which says that if the ICC detains any Americans there for trial in wartime that they can basically bomb the shit out of it and retrieve them

 
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