This might be a little tougher than Putin thought...
- Thread starter Nole Lou
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Alright, to hell with the consequences. Let’s nuke these fvcks into oblivion.
Musk/starlink might only be second to US in making this a real fight. Without either Ukraine would have lost by now, I think.
Can someone give me the quick notes for dummies on this? Who should we be cheering for?
Ukraine and Russia both claim control over city - BBC News
The strategic eastern city of Lysychansk is at the centre of competing claims as fighting rages.
www.bbc.com
Just guessing that since they are a member of the CIS, if asked Russia would be required to send in stabilization forces. They did this in Kazakhstan early in 2022, and Belarus in 2021. So, mainly another distraction and drain of Russian resources.
Ukraine is using HIMARS systems to hit high value targets, including command posts.
Good. That’s an effective use of such an accurate system, and it has an outsized impact by using it to go after leadership.
https://thehill.com/policy/defense/...cket-system-to-hit-russian-command-posts/amp/
Good. That’s an effective use of such an accurate system, and it has an outsized impact by using it to go after leadership.
https://thehill.com/policy/defense/...cket-system-to-hit-russian-command-posts/amp/
"Today, more Cougar 4 × 4 cars have arrived in Poland - over 140 units. Soldiers from units in the east of the country will soon be using them. We consistently modernize #WojskoPolskie and strengthen defense capabilities."
"The airfield #Melitopol in the area #Zaporizhzhia occupied by the Russians caught fire after the attacks of the force #Ukraine ."
Doesn't that tell you something, you idiot.
Belarus has been talking about invading for four months. Either piss or get off the pot.
As I have said many times, but with the unrest in Uzbekistan boiling over, Belarus had massive protests last year. That government will crumble if they invade Ukraine. They would need a huge string of false flag attacks in order to even attempt to justify an invasion, and that probably wouldn’t sway public opinion. Lukashenko is deeply unpopular at home, so the population will have a tough time believing yet another lie from him.
As I have said many times, but with the unrest in Uzbekistan boiling over, Belarus had massive protests last year. That government will crumble if they invade Ukraine. They would need a huge string of false flag attacks in order to even attempt to justify an invasion, and that probably wouldn’t sway public opinion. Lukashenko is deeply unpopular at home, so the population will have a tough time believing yet another lie from him.
Favorite part: Needless to say I dont see Russia as a great power. Its a mid-ranking, deeply flawed power with nuclear weapons.
He needs to "get the memo" that NATO will light him up if he does anything in Ukraine.
They should already be shelling Minsk military targets for him allowing the Russians to shoot from his territory; just obliterate the area those missiles are coming from.
Belarus is not Russia; so just take him out. Give him the statement "ANY military actions from Belarus - missiles or other ordnance coming from Belarus territory into Ukraine will be met with immediate action from Western nations."
Ukraine and Russia both claim control over city - BBC News
The strategic eastern city of Lysychansk is at the centre of competing claims as fighting rages.
www.bbc.com
