This might be a little tougher than Putin thought...
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Hit em' where it hurts or, no-we don't want to sober them up! ? 
Anyone think to ask the Poles first?
More than 90% of Polish residents oppose sending the country’s military personnel to Ukraine, according to a survey conducted by the United Surveys research center and commissioned by the RMF FM radio station.
According to the poll results, 90.6% of respondents opposed the direct participation of the Polish army in the military conflict in Ukraine. Altogether, 72.9% of respondents believe that Warsaw should not allow Polish citizens to participate in hostilities on the side of Kiev. Almost half of Polish residents - 45.9% - do not want Warsaw to supply heavy weapons to Kiev.
The poll was conducted on March 8-10 by telephone and online. A total of 1,000 Polish residents took part in the survey.
The effort in Kursk seems to be fizzling.
I can't wrap my head around the kind of operations the Wehrmacht managed to run in 1941-42, crossing huge amounts of terrain and still somehow getting beans, bullets and gas to their guys to keep it all going.
This thing that seemed to have some prospects of unravelling the Russian lines is turning into a footnote.
I can't wrap my head around the kind of operations the Wehrmacht managed to run in 1941-42, crossing huge amounts of terrain and still somehow getting beans, bullets and gas to their guys to keep it all going.
This thing that seemed to have some prospects of unravelling the Russian lines is turning into a footnote.
Cool. Ukraine is about to get some MiGs when some of those guys defect.
Yet Russia still hasn't succeeded in forcing them out of Kursk. Maybe still a good diversion of Russian resources and a source of pride. I have read this is where the North Koreans may be sent, so they aren't technically fighting in Ukraine.The effort in Kursk seems to be fizzling.
I can't wrap my head around the kind of operations the Wehrmacht managed to run in 1941-42, crossing huge amounts of terrain and still somehow getting beans, bullets and gas to their guys to keep it all going.
This thing that seemed to have some prospects of unravelling the Russian lines is turning into a footnote.
Now it's just another front to spread Ukrainian forces on, and they're the ones outnumbered and still losing ground in the east.
I was hoping we'd see something at least akin to Jackson's Valley campaign.
Makes sense that's where the Norks would be used. Still stunning they're actually going to the frontlines.
Excellent point about NK stockpiles, and their ability to replace munitions sent to Russia. Given the high failure rate of NK munitions I doubt they can successfully squeeze more production out of their arms industry.
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Is there some element that relates this to Ukraine?
Only seen what you've posted about this so far.
