Unfortunately, it turns out this is an old video from 2016, and the BMP is actually Ukrainian. :/
This might be a little tougher than Putin thought...
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It seems like every half hour there is more stunning video and news.
"The 73rd Marine Center of the SSO operates behind enemy lines. During a special reconnaissance in the temporarily occupied territory, a combat group of the SSO of Ukraine came across an enemy position. The Russian armored personnel carrier and personnel of the occupiers found there were destroyed."
"The 73rd Marine Center of the SSO operates behind enemy lines. During a special reconnaissance in the temporarily occupied territory, a combat group of the SSO of Ukraine came across an enemy position. The Russian armored personnel carrier and personnel of the occupiers found there were destroyed."
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I highly doubt Ukraine attempts an offensive that goes through hundreds of miles of actual Russian, not former Ukrainian, territory. I like the ambition though!So this is why they have not destroyed the super bridge yet-they plan to reclaim southern Crimea through Russia! LOL!
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"There's an old saying in Ukraine — I know it's in Ukraine, probably in Russia — that says, fool me once, shame on — shame on you. Fool me — you can't get fooled again."
It would be hilarious to see Ukraine move into Russia, claim a large swatch of Russia on their border as a neutral/safe zone similar to what Israel does with Palestine and then use it to attack Crimea. I don't think they will, but I'm not certain Russia could stop them if they did. It would make sense to create a large neutral zone to try and push them out of easy artillery range of Russia as I'm sure Russia will continue to lob missiles at them even after they're pushed out. Ukraine may need to go into Russia to force concessions out of Russia.
Would be interesting to see if any countries would drop support if Ukraine put confirmed boots on the ground in mother Russia.
Ukraine is playing the game too masterfully to do that. They know the flow of equipment, money, and training is premised upon expulsion of Russia from Ukraine. They doing very well right now but sustaining success depends upon further influxes from the West, and that would end invade Russia.
They will lose the support of the west if they try to take Russian territory. Not a good move.
I agree. They need to regain their territory, and immediately become members of NATO.
Russian collaborants, defected chiefs, police (for examle, police of Kupiansk betrayed almost all) are fleing to Svatove, Luhansk oblast. Russian reserves reportedly are hastly deploying on Svatove - Kreminna line. this is mostly 3rd Corps [ed. note: this is a freshly formed unit], which now move from the south of Donetsk oblast to the north of Luhansk oblast, but maybe some other units also will be moved there
Instead of being able to commit this new formation to an offensive the Russians are splitting it up to plug gaps.
Instead of being able to commit this new formation to an offensive the Russians are splitting it up to plug gaps.
NATO needs to step up all hands on deck bussing them far from front lines and making giant and high quality POW camp. The images and interviews coming from that place would be worth billions and nail Putler’s coffin shut.
It's very possible that these prisoners are conscripts that the Russians raised in Luhansk and Donetsk that want nothing to do with the war, were not at all involved in atrocities.
In the same vein that not every soldier that returned from Vietnam was a bloodthirsty baby-killer.
Ukraine is a junkyard. They will spend years towing blown up equipment out of bogs, lakes, streams, fields…
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