When they were fighting for Bakhmut everyone was saying it was totally worth it and that they were bleeding the Russians white and all that. Retreating then would have been unthinkable.
https://www.president.gov.ua/news/shorazu-koli-bachus-z-nashimi-voyinami-ya-bachu-gotovnist-ne-86781
https://www.radiosvoboda.org/a/news-zelenskyy-zakon-natsmenshyny/32670216.html
Lots of people were commenting that staying Bakhmut was fucking retarded.
The "silly putty" is RTV and it's what every fighter aircraft in the world uses to seal their windscreens and cockpits.
Definitely not possible for Russia, maybe back in the 18th and 19th century a land grab of such size was possible, but definitely not now. If my memory is correct this land area was partitioned three times by a few powers because it was such a large task of conquering and more importantly administering the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth
Depending on when it happens you would probably be surprised in that Russia would prefer it. It would radicalize a lot of Ukrainians into viewing NATO as back stabbing them for a land grab beyond just using them as meat to bludgeon Russia with. We're definitely hitting the exhaustion stage for Ukraine in this war, this is when it starts becoming dangerous for politicians in Ukraine as a certain sense of fatalism about the war sets in, this is where coups and assassinations become a very real threat, this is made worse by the fact that Russia seems to be on a high note right now with their assault into Aviidivka which gives the appearance of being a relatively successful operation thus far even if the initial mass armor assault was a costly fiasco.
Propaganda. Anybody with a cursory amount of knowledge would know that Russia would wipe the floor with the jewcraine.
In fairness, much like the A-10, the Frogfoot is a rugged, tough little aircraft that's designed to take a beating and keep going. The big issue Ukraine is probably facing with them is going to be a lack of spare parts for components like the engines and avionics, what with their forces being whittle down by attrition, no new parts coming in from Russia (for obvious reasons), and ex-Warsaw Pact members of NATO not really being able to provide replacements due to having gotten rid of theirs a decade earlier.
I don't think the posts in question were mocking Ukrainian air force planes...
Dang, you're right.
Oh no, a low flying plane has a couple dents! And there is putty on the cockpit glass! Surely Russia is done for now!
It's the feeling that something was lost in translation from the original Hebrew.
I'd rather ram yarn needles in my ears and run a cheese grater across my cock than listen to anything that piece of trash puts out.
Clearly this clown has never flown a plane. Of any kind let alone one used for CAS.
Oh no, even liberashka smoothbrains are nooooooticing.
