More like it becomes less painful to pay taxes when you can live comfortably withing your legitimate finances and see it being put towards services and construction that actually improves your daily lives. No Canadian city has central heating, but that seems to be something more common in Russia, for example.
The only Russian thing he can look forward to is a horse sized Russian dildo up his ass
Jeet Kun do
Are horse sized dildos that common in Russia?
I wonder how Ukraine plans to muster up forces to hold that front? The Kursk game of silly buggers basically sapped it of strength to hold it's other fronts.
Knowing Zelensky he will likely keep doing the same thing he has done since the start: hold on to every inch of ground till even retreat is barely worth it.
Russia's really been on the move lately. I wonder if this is a probing attack? They made a dash into Kupansk a few weeks ago that nothing more came of. Or maybe they've found another paper brigade where officers are pocketing payrolls of soldiers who don't exist (this also happened recently, north of Kupansk) and want to see how much ground they can take before the Ukrainians send real troops. Big sweeping breakthroughs don't seem to be the Russian MO right now, they've been keeping their forces on very tight logistical leashes since late 2022.
I don't see how this is realistically feasible. Last time Russia withdrew it was because their supply chains were in a precarious position with a small handful of connections bridging the Dnieper river. This hasn't changed as far as I can see. If Russia wants to create a new front to bleed Ukraine faster, a proper Sumy offensive is on the cards once Kursk is dealt with. A big arrow push toward Izium is also warranted once Kupiansk is conquered. This is a critical step in isolating the Kramatorsk-Kostiantinivka line. I think they're already pressing toward it based on the efforts to secure the Oskil river.
This might be the most fitting short description of living in the EU that doesn't contain swearwords that I've ever heard.
Thanks that was interesting ^
A dam was blown up in the mean time, which means it can't be blown up again (well, akhchually it can but..)
While the EU cries in its cuckshed, micropenis locked in a chastity cage.
Part of it is likely just how stretched Ukraine is. Any vulnerability Russia might have on this offensive would require Ukraine to have men and material on hand to capitalize on it. If Ukraine does decide this is the more important fight and reallocates the material from other fronts, they'll be forced to back off, but wherever that material comes from is going to keep being a Russian progressive rollup as its denied reinforcement and resupply. Its more likely that Ukraine keeps spreading itself thin, and on that ground this attack is worth trying, in case they fail to response thoroughly enough and give Russia a salient that can protect those supply weaknesses. If they're wrong about it they can just back off again.
Is this for real? Sounds like an absolute nightmare considering that Canadian climate is similar to Russian.
It really is. Aside from a few train stops there is no public heating areas outside of government buildings, they even shut off heaters on the few covered bus stops as they were attracting homeless junkies
Imo most likely situation, again, in my opinion:
I feel youve been swallowing Natoslop. The only person claiming it would take three days was the DEI hire Milley, and then the rest of propaganda machine swallowed it up. Russia never stated how long it was going to take.
So outside of a western officer who said months before the conflict began that an attack on Kyiv would be a 3 day operation, where do you get this from?
That was never the Ukrainian’s goals. Russia wanted to protect the two republics. This has been accomplished, but you could easily argue it’s a pyrrhic victory. Ukraine wanted to take back Crimea and the republics, but was willing to settle for just giving up territory and securing a peace treaty, which they were very close to achieving until the UK promised an easy victory over Russia if they just kept fighting. The west are the ones who wanted as many dead slavs as possible, and they’ve been very successful in that.
