This might be a little tougher than Putin thought...
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If you are serious-the war would be over if these claims were even close to being true. What would Ukraine military be using for fuel, (some could be shipped in), how could Ukraine hold 3 fronts if most of military dead,
where are aircraft that actually control Ukraine sky being supported and flying from (though highways work in a pinch). This is like all Russian propaganda-so over the top it is hilarious.
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Well let's start with the first one --- how is Ukraine hitting all these bridges if 100% of their artillery ammunition is used up?
I'll hang up and await your answer.
Trade them for all the kidnapped Ukraine children that have been smuggled into Russia.
I think I have seen this before but a nice sentiment.
On Monday, Ukraine's Kakhovka operational group in the south said that one regiment of Russian-backed forces had left its positions in the Kherson region.
It added that Russian paratroopers providing the back-up had fled the battlefield.
Ukraine's Hromadske TV said three of its sources in Ukraine's military confirmed that the first line of defence had been broken.
Meanwhile, Ukrainian army spokeswoman Natalia Humeniuk said "any military operation requires 'silence' regime", urging Ukrainians to be patient.
www.bbc.com
It added that Russian paratroopers providing the back-up had fled the battlefield.
Ukraine's Hromadske TV said three of its sources in Ukraine's military confirmed that the first line of defence had been broken.
Meanwhile, Ukrainian army spokeswoman Natalia Humeniuk said "any military operation requires 'silence' regime", urging Ukrainians to be patient.
Kherson: Ukraine claims new push in Russian-held region
Ukraine is seeking to retake the southern Kherson region - but Russia says the offensive failed.
www.bbc.com
Well the obvious answer is theyre not using artillery - theyre using guided missiles/rockets. Of which, yes supply is the biggest concern - hence the US trying to up production capabilities.
U.S. Accelerating HIMARS Production to Help Ukraine: Pentagon Official
Ukraine is "effectively employing" the lightweight mobile launchers, according to the Department of Defense.
www.newsweek.com
No it wouldnt. What we're seeing is the best example of Lean MFG/Just In Time logistics.
The “counteroffensive” in Kherson has started...balls to the wall Ukraine!
Russians - Putin - burning off $10 million a day in natural gas rather than pipeline it to Germany...
Russians - Putin - burning off $10 million a day in natural gas rather than pipeline it to Germany...
Well the obvious answer is theyre not using artillery - theyre using guided missiles/rockets. Of which, yes supply is the biggest concern - hence the US trying to up production capabilities.
U.S. Accelerating HIMARS Production to Help Ukraine: Pentagon Official
Ukraine is "effectively employing" the lightweight mobile launchers, according to the Department of Defense.
"The Armed Forces of Ukraine carried out rocket/artillery strikes on warehouses with army ammunition #РФ in Svatovo, Luhansk region. #Україна . 6 units destroyed. military equipment and 9 cars. Earlier, the ammunition depot was destroyed in Rodakovo, Luhansk region. Shelled Kyiv district of Donetsk."
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Not sure if this also means they killed his girlfriend. If so, not cool. He's fair game, but c'mon, be better.
Oohh, I got a nasty feel after reading that thread. That cat is a sleeze.
Are you really trying to argue they're not using HIMARS to target the bridges?
… the Revolution will Not be televised.
Tho it is must follow events on the inter webz.
You do realize there are hundreds of artillery and self propelled guns working too don't you?
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She may have been a confirmed collaborator and traitor also. The punishment for being a traitor in war is often a death sentence.
I don't mean to be flippant about the human toll of this Russian aggression, but western literature and cinema is about to have a decade of incredible storytelling from the heroism of Ukraine in this war and all the blunders by Russia.
Hiding under a truck seems stupid. Trucks are targets. But, the Russians seem to be dumb.
I try and maintain an even keel. We are all thousands of miles away, and 99 percent of the people in this thread aren't rooting for Putin, so there is a group think thing going on. But, how close are we to mass desertions? The Ukrainians may not need to perp walk Russians and the separatists. They may throw down their arms and run home. The Russians have a problem with soldiers being held past their contract dates. I can see a lot of those guys putting a bullet in their officers head and going home. It has to be chaos along their lines.
Oh, sure, it was all fun and games when your boys were wrecking Mariupol and lobbing missiles at civilian train stations. Sucks to be on the ass end, doesn't it?
