Russian Invasion of Ukraine Megathread - Episode III - Revenge of the Ruski (now unlocked with new skins and gameplay modes!!!)

[RonPaul2008]

It concerns me greatly that the Ukraine side is essentially now a bunch of foreigners, but the flag of Ukraine is being flown.
Russia losing territory and integrity is bad, because it essentially aligns with the goal to fracture Russia and remove it from the table.
This is not a good thing in the long run, since it will just make more western slave states.
What I want to know is what exactly flipped the momentum on the board. To me, it appears to be further western involvement i.e. technological superiority, and resources available outside of Ukraine Russia can't touch. ALl the artillery they're firing isn't stopping the advance, and the mobilization for extra troops hasn't even started, there's no counter-offensive.
So what can actually be done by Russia at this point to stop this momentum? It's highly concerning.

 

[Armin Tamzarian]

It concerns me greatly that the Ukraine side is essentially now a bunch of foreigners, but the flag of Ukraine is being flown.
Russia losing territory and integrity is bad, because it essentially aligns with the goal to fracture Russia and remove it from the table.
This is not a good thing in the long run, since it will just make more western slave states.
What I want to know is what exactly flipped the momentum on the board. To me, it appears to be further western involvement i.e. technological superiority, and resources available outside of Ukraine Russia can't touch. ALl the artillery they're firing isn't stopping the advance, and the mobilization for extra troops hasn't even started, there's no counter-offensive.
So what can actually be done by Russia at this point to stop this momentum? It's highly concerning.

Eastern Globohomo get's replaced by slightly more comfortable Western Globohomo. Couldn't give much of a shit. Hell is big and dark.Niggers are real.

 

[mindlessobserver]

It concerns me greatly that the Ukraine side is essentially now a bunch of foreigners, but the flag of Ukraine is being flown.
Russia losing territory and integrity is bad, because it essentially aligns with the goal to fracture Russia and remove it from the table.
This is not a good thing in the long run, since it will just make more western slave states.
What I want to know is what exactly flipped the momentum on the board. To me, it appears to be further western involvement i.e. technological superiority, and resources available outside of Ukraine Russia can't touch. ALl the artillery they're firing isn't stopping the advance, and the mobilization for extra troops hasn't even started, there's no counter-offensive.
So what can actually be done by Russia at this point to stop this momentum? It's highly concerning.

The vast majority of the heavy weapons Ukraine is using is either their own or shit they took from Russia. The number of foreigners in the Ukraine Army is also negligible. What is happening is precisely what I warned would happen back in March. Given enough time, Ukraine will field an Army larger then what Russia invaded with. At which point it would be game over. Russia would have to defend too large a front, with an inferior number of troops. And that will be the end.

Welp, the end is here.

 

[Not At All A Lizard]

If the Ukies are really able to do damage in the south while also having a large battle for Lyman in the north that would be pretty shocking news to me. It feels like the Wagners around Bakhmut are the only ones fighting. It implies that the Ukranians are not short of manpower at least.
There will be a degree of the Russians falling back and buying time because they're waiting for the slave legions to show up once the mobilization kicks in, but still.

I also wonder how much the intelligence war is helping the Ukies. They must be able to inspect Putin's fresh turds in 4K resolution by now, with all of NATO hooking them up.

 

[prolapsed_cranium]

So what can actually be done by Russia at this point to stop this momentum? It's highly concerning.

They'll probably slime a village or two.....maybe a decent sized convoy that exploits a hole in the Russian lines. Bet it happens before Halloweener

 

[Foltest]

Z bros? did we get too cocky??
To be serious, if Kherson is in the process of fallen, just a day after Lyman was taken, I will laugh my ass off.

 

[prolapsed_cranium]

What is happening is precisely what I warned would happen back in March. Given enough time, Ukraine will field an Army larger then what Russia invaded with.

And you were right.

I didn't see how an army that sustained 50% losses in material, and tens of thousands of casualties (usually this is a sign of disintegration) would be able to turn it around given most of the 20th Century as an example.

 

[RonPaul2008]

Eastern Globohomo get's replaced by slightly more comfortable Western Globohomo. Couldn't give much of a shit. Hell is big and dark.Niggers are real.

It's worse for all of us though, if there is one globohomo, if any at all.

 

[Fait Accompli]

My first thought was that this is highly unlikely, just some next level subversive action

But...we know that supply throughput to the Kherson region is disturbed, probably very problematic. So ammo isnt endless

1) Ukrainians have been bashing their heads in the brick wall that is Kherson front, now the Russian supply situation is in shambles and a collapse is imminent due to low levels of supply throughput
2) Same as 1 but the Ukies were smart and made probing/diversionary attacks, to minimize casualties and trick the russians into expending ammunition

We'll see

 

[Bork Laser]

Is Kherson falls, does that mean Crimea is in trouble?. I think I watched a Binkov video a few days ago that said Kherson supplies a lot of Fresh water to the area. Unsure if thats true.

 

[AgendaPoster]

It concerns me greatly that the Ukraine side is essentially now a bunch of foreigners, but the flag of Ukraine is being flown.
Russia losing territory and integrity is bad, because it essentially aligns with the goal to fracture Russia and remove it from the table.
This is not a good thing in the long run, since it will just make more western slave states.
What I want to know is what exactly flipped the momentum on the board. To me, it appears to be further western involvement i.e. technological superiority, and resources available outside of Ukraine Russia can't touch. ALl the artillery they're firing isn't stopping the advance, and the mobilization for extra troops hasn't even started, there's no counter-offensive.
So what can actually be done by Russia at this point to stop this momentum? It's highly concerning.

- it is not
- Russia is not losing territory, that territory is not Russia's
- Russia should've considered before invading that it would push East Europe into westoid hands
- Russia should've known better than get baited into dumb open conflict with country the West can supply with weapons forever
- Russia should've been smart and continue the propagandistic push against a "degenerate West" and for "trad values" for another decade and allow the West to hang itself slowly by the dick
- the momentum has not shifted, Russian Army is slow and reacts as fast as a fat retard
- Russia likely cannot stop the Ukraine army with limited forces without overwhelming air support and fire power, no nukes needed, just leveling a few cities like they did with Mariupol.
... but in the long run, it is STILL a Russian loss, even if Ukraine's East falls, because the West has not even entered the battle, it just stays on the side and smirks while churning weapons, just like it did in WW2 - and it's not even mobilized a wartime economy yet. Ukraine will become another Afghanistan and use terror attacks, or freedom fighting, depending on your 'tism lens, and slowly tire and demoralize Russian occupying troops.
Russia got baited and miscalculated, and it'll drag with it if it fails a lot of people in the West too, that got indeed too cocky, thinking Putin will come and redeem them from Jews and nignogs, like the cowardly Anglos that they are, unable to fix their own issues.

 

[mindlessobserver]

And you were right.

I didn't see how an army that sustained 50% losses in material, and tens of thousands of casualties (usually this is a sign of disintegration) would be able to turn it around given most of the 20th Century as an example.

Ukraine didn't need to rely on its domestic defense industry. Eastern Europe had so much soviet shit lying around that NATO intended to use for target practice that instead could be handed over to Ukraine. Likewise things like Uniforms, Helmets, Kevlar body armor and Ammo are dirt cheap and also easy to hand over. Add to this all the crap Russia left behind after the Battle of Kiev. Ukraine just needed to find warm bodies. And considering its population size, finding enough bodies to triple the 170'000 Russian soldiers Putin sent into Ukraine could easily be done in months.

We need to keep in mind this was not the German Invasion of Poland circa 1939 here. Germany and Russia went over the border with 2 MILLION in that campaign. And Poland is a fraction the size of Ukraine. Its also important to remember that despite the chaos around Kiev, Kharkiv and Kherson, the entrenched Ukrainian lines around Donetsk City did not break, and have largely not moved since this war started.

Russia actually never defeated the Ukrainian Army in the field. They just overran some lightly defended areas and territorial guards positions, but the moment they encountered UAF regulars their advance stopped. The writing was on the wall back then. Shame Putin never bothered to read my posts. I said all of this back then too.

 

[Kreitani]

Is Kherson falls, does that mean Crimea is in trouble?. I think I watched a Binkov video a few days ago that said Kherson supplies a lot of Fresh water to the area. Unsure if thats true.

Yesn't.Kherson itself is separated from the rest of the oblast because all bridges(and dam) were bombed into oblivion.If you want to go directly to crimea, you'll need to get through zaporihzha oblast reach the rest of khesons oblast.But thats my opinion.
EDIT: This was about water I realized just now lol

 

[Bork Laser]

Yesn't.Kherson itself is separated from the rest of the oblast because all bridges(and dam) were bombed into oblivion.If you want to go directly to crimea, you'll need to get through zaporihzha oblast reach the rest of khesons oblast.But thats my opinion.
EDIT: This was about water I realized just now lol

Yeah, I was more so talking about the supply of water. I have no idea if Kherson was under Russian control before after the war started but that was m main question. I don't know if Ukraine will go after Crimea yet. I don't THINK they will but if they have cut off alot of the bridges and way into Crimea and now have taken away a big source of water...Crimea isn't gonna be a place you want to start vacationing in soon.

 

[RonPaul2008]

- it is not
- Russia is not losing territory, that territory is not Russia's
- Russia should've considered before invading that it would push East Europe into westoid hands
- Russia should've known better than get baited into dumb open conflict with country the West can supply with weapons forever
- Russia should've been smart and continue the propagandistic push against a "degenerate West" and for "trad values" for another decade and allow the West to hang itself slowly by the dick
- the momentum has not shifted, Russian Army is slow and reacts as fast as a fat retard
- Russia likely cannot stop the Ukraine army with limited forces without overwhelming air support and fire power, no nukes needed, just leveling a few cities like they did with Mariupol.
... but in the long run, it is STILL a Russian loss, even if Ukraine's East falls, because the West has not even entered the battle, it just stays on the side and smirks while churning weapons, just like it did in WW2 - and it's not even mobilized a wartime economy yet. Ukraine will become another Afghanistan and use terror attacks, or freedom fighting, depending on your 'tism lens, and slowly tire and demoralize Russian occupying troops.
Russia got baited and miscalculated, and it'll drag with it if it fails a lot of people in the West too, that got indeed too cocky, thinking Putin will come and redeem them from Jews and nignogs, like the cowardly Anglos that they are, unable to fix their own issues.

The west is a frankenstein monster that contains its citizens with a veneer of national identity, while stripping it.
Any and all resistance to this is a good thing, since it is quite clearly the drive to create a singular world government.
Most of the time this is created through infiltration, and not outright invasion.
However, the desire to destroy Russia has always been on the agenda, it has never been optional, or something that the Russian Government could opt out of.
The fact that people cheer on such things is a major blackpill, since the masses are already inoculated with fictional ideas of global governance, and an atheistic moral imperative driven by science fiction to unite as one human entity. Of course, this is all being led by the worst people in the world, willing to do whatever it takes to get there.
It was always going to happen, which is why Russia did what it did. The problem is that the entire west is willing to manipulate the entire "peacetime" system to fund this hegemony at the cost of their citizens, which is why I would assume they are doing their big push now before the other shoe falls. This game of chicken, this grudge match eats the citizenry which i care about, for the sake of people in power, who if they lose either way will still pass on that suffering to their people, who are all of us.
That's my lament, but people would rather be rallied on the internet to laugh at the dead.

 

[Kreitani]

If ukies manage to liberate the entire kherson oblast, there will be no need in destroying the Crimean bridge,most of the peninsula will be under their arty control.

 

[DumbDude43]

Open source is lighting up. Apparently the entire Russian Right flank north of Nova Kharkovka in Kherson region has completely collapsed. Russians on Telegram are jokingly asking if they are going to get "reinforcements". I'm relying on what other people are saying are translations of Russian Telegram though.

imagine being that commander of the collapsing flank
you have been screaming for reinforcements for weeks now
today the reinforcements come, you think finally the worst is over
then they arrive and it's just a bus full of demoralized mobiks, half of them drunk and the other half 50+ year old boomers
RIP

 

[mindlessobserver]

Yeah, I was more so talking about the supply of water. I have no idea if Kherson was under Russian control before after the war started but that was m main question. I don't know if Ukraine will go after Crimea yet. I don't THINK they will but if they have cut off alot of the bridges and way into Crimea and now have taken away a big source of water...Crimea isn't gonna be a place you want to start vacationing in soon.

Zelensky has said he intends to go for Crimea, and Ukrainian intelligence even hacked Russian TV in that region to broadcast a message from him to the people saying Ukraine was going to return and to be "patient". Crimean Tatars also make up a major contingent of Ukraine's shock forces, and they were very pivotal at the Battle of Kiev. At a minimum Zelensky HAS to "try". More importantly, Russia has breached both the Budapest and Minsk accords, so the fate of Ukraine's borders will be decided by war instead of diplomacy.

 

[Ancient Pioneer]

Yeah, I was more so talking about the supply of water. I have no idea if Kherson was under Russian control before after the war started but that was m main question. I don't know if Ukraine will go after Crimea yet. I don't THINK they will but if they have cut off alot of the bridges and way into Crimea and now have taken away a big source of water...Crimea isn't gonna be a place you want to start vacationing in soon.

Ukraine cut the supply of water to Crimea and is one of the reasons this war began in the first place. This is one of the few tangible things that we know Russia was after at the beginning of the war alongside expansion of the Donetsk and Lughansk states to their full administrative borders. There is nothing stating such but I would suspect that Russia wants enough of the Zaporozhye oblast just to make a land bridge to the Crimea, likely they view the bridge as too vulnerable to keep the peninsula attached to the RF.

 

[Bork Laser]

Zelensky has said he intends to go for Crimea, and Ukrainian intelligence even hacked Russian TV in that region to broadcast a message from him to the people saying Ukraine was going to return and to be "patient". Crimean Tatars also make up a major contingent of Ukraine's shock forces, and they were very pivotal at the Battle of Kiev. At a minimum Zelensky HAS to "try". More importantly, Russia has breached both the Budapest and Minsk accords, so the fate of Ukraine's borders will be decided by war instead of diplomacy.

No I agree. It'll be interesting to see what happens if/when Kherson does fall. Do they keep trying to push into Crimea and get that started, or do they wait, block it off from land and try to whittle it down as they focus on the eastern fronts. Honestly, if Putin is gonna use a nuke, Crimea is where I think it'll happen. Yeah the recently annexed territories are to give him a thinly veiled reasoning to use them but Ukraine called his bluff almost immediately. So either it happens in the next few days, which I doubt, or happens if it looks like Crimea might be in actual danger of getting invaded and taken.

Not that it would help. I don't think him pressing the tact nuke button would lead to Armageddon right away but would make India and perhaps even China reconsider their stance because it's just gonna galvanize the west to help more.