On the other hand Russia has had to use thousands of shells shipped in from North Korea.
This might be a little tougher than Putin thought...
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"Russian security forces are engaged in armed conflict with alleged militants in the town of Karabulak in the Ingushetia republic, according to the Russian news source Baza.
Eyewitnesses reported that the firefight involved grenade launchers and automatic weapons, but that the shooting has died down.
The fighting is reportedly localized in an apartment building where security forces have blockaded alleged militants. Security forces claimed that the fighters were planning a series of terrorist attacks throughout Russia.
The Kyiv Independent could not indepenently verify these reports at time of publication.
Ingushetia is located in the North Caucasus and shares a border with Georgia to the south. It is one of Russia's most unstable regions, with the insurgency in nearby Chechnya at times spilling over its borders."
Russian media: Fighting breaks out in Russia's Ingushetia republic
The fighting is reportedly localized in an apartment building where security forces have blockaded alleged militants. Eyewitnesses reported that the firefight involved grenade launchers and automatic weapons, but that the shooting has died down.
No helicopter lookin' for a murder
Two in the mornin', got the Fatburger
Even saw the lights of the Goodyear Blimp
And it read, "Ice Cube's a pimp!" (Yeah)
Drunk as hell, but no throwin' up
Halfway home, and my pager's still blowin' up
Today, I didn't even have to use my AK
I gotta say it was a good day, shit!
Two in the mornin', got the Fatburger
Even saw the lights of the Goodyear Blimp
And it read, "Ice Cube's a pimp!" (Yeah)
Drunk as hell, but no throwin' up
Halfway home, and my pager's still blowin' up
Today, I didn't even have to use my AK
I gotta say it was a good day, shit!
Doesn't matter how many shells Russia can make, if we arm Ukraine with the missiles and tech to blow up their rail supply lines 100km inside Russia. Those shells can stack up for miles away from the front lines, if we give Ukraine the tools it needs.
Looks like that thing was taking multiple hits from a Bradley...
In theory yes. The US tends to get bored and not finish. Russian military is built on wearing down the enemy. Will be interesting with WW3 on the table.
In reality.
We simply need to provide them the resources to cut off the Russian forces. Bomb the shit out of the bridge to Crimea, and make every rail line from 100km inside Russia unusable.
Interesting behavior by the Russians in the Black Sea.
www.newsweek.com
Russian ships' "very strange" Black Sea maneuver raises questions
A Ukraine Navy spokesman pointed to an "interesting incident" that recently occurred with a group of Russian vessels in the Bosporus Strait.
www.newsweek.com
In another version of the video that is exactly what they claim is happening. The Bradley(s) just ate them up and spit them out. It is becoming a legendary weapon for Ukraine.
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I think the lesson of two years of war is it goes much better for the entrenched defenders vs attackers.
Hit the rail supply lines, daily, 100km inside Russia.
Hit the places you just hit, so you off some of the repair crews and repair equipment.
Give Ukraine the missiles needed to do this. Use as many NATO assets as needed to get the job done.
Hit the places you just hit, so you off some of the repair crews and repair equipment.
Give Ukraine the missiles needed to do this. Use as many NATO assets as needed to get the job done.
Yep. Daily, nightly, and double down on Tuesday.
Yes. And I am gobsmacked by the numbers. I do take the casualties with a healthy grain of salt, and I do think the equipment counts as destroyed many vehicles which have been recovered and repaired, but the scale of verifiable daily losses is incredible. The loss of the planes alone is insane.
Each plane is an experienced pilot lost.
And you cannot just throw more cannon fodder into a jet plane to fly them.....
That, and articles have said that with each loss they are overusing the remaining aircraft a little bit more. There will come a point where Russia is losing planes just for mechanical/maintenance reasons. All the while Ukraine does not have a functional Air Force.
The Russian leadership simply has no concern about casualties. Putin is psychotic. Maybe Zelensky was too cautious last Summer in pushing an offensive, but he feels the pain of losses.
That last paragraph lists 355,000 KIA AND wounded.
Significant difference to the daily tally we get here with the current KIA >400,000.
But when you see some of the drone video, one can understand the difficulty in counting casualties.
Who TF cares if they hit anything in Russian territory?
If Russia doesn't want military-relevant targets hit in its own territory, don't invade other countries and shoot missiles into their territory.
Light.Them.Up
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