It looks like someone was tasked with editing the soldier out and simply used content-aware fill to do so and called it a day.
So they distorted the evidence to just make it look like they lost two motor rifle divisions worth of equipment in three weeks. Including substantial quantities of the newest bestest gear and the cream of the VDV. It was distorted somehow. We could have simply deceived by those pictures of broken and captured BMD-4s and T-72B3(2016)s. A figment of our imagination. We also could be wrong that nearing a month into the operation there are about 20 BTGs around Kiev (noted by distinctive unit identifiers on distorted equipment losses) who are unable to surround it or move forward because the enemy flooded and mined and entrenched everything with, again, distorted evidence.
Legitimately impressive, not gonna lie. It'd pass muster at a glance and debooonking it will require time and effort.
Hasn't someone already posted here that Russia knew the place is used for military because counter-battery fire was traced to that place or something?
I feel like I'm in the 2020 election thread again.
I meeaaaaaan, I think it's fair enough he was arrested during an invasion, after disclosing military locations? The Russians aren't exactly known to be weak in the espionage game. No evidence he is being treated poorly apart from being arrested?
Not just expressing their opinion, someone else at the same place got arrested simply by not saying anything
Dude, @Sammich is right, you sound retarded. Ukraine is the Guatemala of Eastern Europe, a place with potential but run by corrupt and inept oligarchs overshadowed by bigger and more successful neighboring countries. Ukraine's most recognizable export are its people, Ukrainian immigrants in wealthier countries. It threatened its bigger and more powerful next door neighbor because they thought their kindred corrupt and inept US counterparts had them covered but nope. Oops, no honor among thieves. But here, give Langley and Co. a call.
No.
No-one has said that. What they have said is that Russians are often good at strategic thinking, and the national propensity for chess playing may contribute to that.
What makes you think it was planned for this time? I very much doubt it was planned for any particular time at all. - Russia made a preemptive move when she did because Russia was forced to by the belligerent actions of the US and its NATO/Ukraine stooges.
I'll take that as Ukraine won't accept any compromise that includes giving up any territory, considering Zelenskiy got elected because he promised to return Donbass and Crimea to Ukraine. Russia, of course, won't accept that since they need to gain anything substantial from this waeOkay, this is bizarre. Zelensky is calling to crowdsource the peace talks but the Kremlin is having none of it, understandably.
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Shine on, you crazy diamond.
Pretty much a classic at this point.
You are tilting at windmills. You make some outlandish claim, then you argue with the claim you made. Your house isn't a castle and Helen is not a princess.
