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This might be a little tougher than Putin thought...

I agree but...

Couple major things in regard to the Ukraine war.

1) Russia never would have been able to build those multiple lines of fortifications...they'd be under relentless attack from aircraft, drones and guided missiles/artillery.

2) The US reach with cruise missiles ect would extend far beyond the battlefield.

I think we’d be very leery of going through door #2 because we’re wide open to counter attack if the game is lobbing cruise missiles.
 
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This may have been posted in the past but for comparison -

"In terms of the number of deaths per day, the American Civil War is still at the top, with an average of 425 deaths per day, while the First and Second World Wars have averages of roughly 100 and 200 fatalities per day respectively.Aug 4, 2023"

but that of course is nothing to Soviet daily casualties - "4 808 soldiers died every day on the Eastern Front fighting."


Soviet Union population 1940 was 194,000,000 and Russia now has 143,000,000 or about 50,000,000 less bodies to sacrifice but still far less painful per day compared to WW2.
 
This may have been posted in the past but for comparison -

"In terms of the number of deaths per day, the American Civil War is still at the top, with an average of 425 deaths per day, while the First and Second World Wars have averages of roughly 100 and 200 fatalities per day respectively.Aug 4, 2023"

but that of course is nothing to Soviet daily casualties - "4 808 soldiers died every day on the Eastern Front fighting."


Soviet Union population 1940 was 194,000,000 and Russia now has 143,000,000 or about 50,000,000 less bodies to sacrifice but still far less painful per day compared to WW2.
The difference is that the USSR was sacrificing those bodies to preserve its existence. The Nazis were going to take over the whole country, and potentially cleanse millions of soviets, if they weren't stopped.

Russia is sacrificing these bodies today for the opposite reason in that they want to take over a whole country. Putin doesn't want to look like a fool for invading another country so he keeps doubling down on the invasion.
 
The difference is that the USSR was sacrificing those bodies to preserve its existence. The Nazis were going to take over the whole country, and potentially cleanse millions of soviets, if they weren't stopped.

Russia is sacrificing these bodies today for the opposite reason in that they want to take over a whole country. Putin doesn't want to look like a fool for invading another country so he keeps doubling down on the invasion.
It's outrageous that so far Putin has been successful selling this war as another Great Patriotic War. And all of this death and destruction is to just save his own skin.
 


An explosion rang out in the Russian city of Taganrog, Rostov Oblast, on the morning of 7 November; Governor Vasily Golubev denied that air defence was responding.

Source: Medusa and Astra referring to local Telegram channels: Taganrog.Incidents, My Taganrog; Governor of Rostov Oblast Vasily Golubev

Details: One of the city's residents reported that an explosion occurred around 9:00 Moscow time (8:00 Kyiv time – UP) in Taganrog near the airport.

The photo allegedly shows smoke rising from the site.



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The VChK-OGPU Telegram channel wrote that an air defence system was operating in the city.

The governor of Rostov Oblast, Vasily Golubev, said that the air defence systems in Taganrog were not working. He noted that the Russian Armed Forces "constantly perform tasks of fire damage to the units of the Ukrainian Armed Forces – in accordance with the plan of the Joint Forces Operation".

The Russian Ministry of Defence did not comment on the explosions in Taganrog.
 
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1 " Air reconnaissance men of the 14th separate Bpak regiment attacked the Russian team using a kamikaze drone."
2 "About an hour ago, the #AFU attacked the Russian UAV training center in #Donetsk"

 
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"As a result of an explosive device that detonated in Mikhail Filiponenko's car, the People's Council deputy received injuries incompatible with life," his son told the Luhansk Information Centre, a news agency run by Moscow-installed officials in the region,"

 
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"As a result of an explosive device that detonated in Mikhail Filiponenko's car, the People's Council deputy received injuries incompatible with life," his son told the Luhansk Information Centre, a news agency run by Moscow-installed officials in the region,"

"Injuries incompatible with life".

Interesting choice of words.
 
I am for upping funding and beating Russia, but if they called a stalemate in return for immediate entry to NATO, along with every country who wants to be in NATO, that would at least landlock Russia due to article 5. But, let’s exhaust viable military options first.

That’s the only way I think you could reasonably support calling the stalemate. Immediate entry into NATO.
 
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