Why is the country/world uninterested?
Yep. This represents an amazing reset of worldwide relationships per countries, and more so will influence migration patterns perhaps greater than anything else except climate change during our life span.All great points. People have short attention spans I guess. To me this is easily the most important conflict in a LOOOONG time. Maybe since the Korean War. Hell, maybe since WW2, for the reasons you give and more.
What a shit society. Absolute fvcking garbage.Imagine fighting for an organized crime syndicate.
I’d say definitely since WW2 imo.All great points. People have short attention spans I guess. To me this is easily the most important conflict in a LOOOONG time. Maybe since the Korean War. Hell, maybe since WW2, for the reasons you give and more.
Russia is poised to become 2nd tier.
Brings up a question for the likes of @SSG T, do forces on the offensive have a night shift and a day shift? They can’t fight 24/7, so do a bunch of them who have night vision and such sleep during the day, and fight at night?
Gotta feel that the good guys can only push forward so long and hard “safely”. Surely they need to rotate out for some R n R in order to come back refreshed.Brings up a question for the likes of @SSG T, do forces on the offensive have a night shift and a day shift? They can’t fight 24/7, so do a bunch of them who have night vision and such sleep during the day, and fight at night?
Brings up a question for the likes of @SSG T, do forces on the offensive have a night shift and a day shift? They can’t fight 24/7, so do a bunch of them who have night vision and such sleep during the day, and fight at night?
It's raining HARMs
Brings up a question for the likes of @SSG T, do forces on the offensive have a night shift and a day shift? They can’t fight 24/7, so do a bunch of them who have night vision and such sleep during the day, and fight at night?
Thank you!Generally, no. A commander wouldn't employ all of their troops, so you always have units in reserve and you rotate who's in reserve so the same units aren't getting tasked with offensive operations all the time.
As far as I know, it's been that way since at least WWI. If you did have everyone engaged, you would stand down, with security, for a couple of days to recover, then launch another operation, or continue on with the existing one.
How could you do that with no sleep?We didn't during Desert Storm, we just grabbed sleep as we were moving forward when we could, which wasn't much. During the 2ish weeks we were in full active combat, I got maybe 25-30 hours of sleep...little of that from 23 Feb to 28 Feb. In those 5 days, maybe 8 hours total.
Gotta feel that the good guys can only push forward so long and hard “safely”. Surely they need to rotate out for some R n R in order to come back refreshed.Brings up a question for the likes of @SSG T, do forces on the offensive have a night shift and a day shift? They can’t fight 24/7, so do a bunch of them who have night vision and such sleep during the day, and fight at night?
Makes me wonder what type of rest the bad guys are getting. Can’t sleep while you retreat.Gotta feel that the good guys can only push forward so long and hard “safely”. Surely they need to rotate out for some R n R in order to come back refreshed.
Not to mention bombed and shot at.Makes me wonder what type of rest he bad guys are getting. Can’t sleep while you retreat.
Really sounds brutal and Russian people are beginning to hear of it. The next few weeks will be the most dangerous from Russia using Nukes on Ukraine.
Nerves, caffeine and Copenhagen.How could you do that with no sleep?
There's a midterm coming up, and our national media are not driven by what's newsworthy, but rather by political agenda. That's really all there is to it.…” incredibly disappointed in the reporting…”
Why is the country/world uninterested? Does this conflict not influence all humans on planet Earth?
This war will change ag supplies, supply chain issues, global energy trade, migration of the dispossessed, diplomatic interactions, and virtually all interactions country vs. country for decades to follow.
The dissolution of the Russian empire may in fact be a result of this war. World changing.
There's a midterm coming up, and our national media are not driven by what's newsworthy, but rather by what sells adspolitical agenda. That's really all there is to it.
I still remember looking at the Air Tasking Orders and seeing the specific air missions and targets (Iraqi units) that were being attacked(bombed) day after day, night after night, and just thinking “you poor bastards” and this is before they had to fight our Army and Marine ground forces.Nerves, caffeine and Copenhagen.
Keep in mind, even into the ground war, we still expected it to be a month/years long dog fight. We seriously had no clue what was going to happen for the 1st few days. Then after laying waste to our first Republican Guard division, we were on a high that lasted weeks.
Awesome if true but if it was hit tomorrow morning their time wouldn’t it still be smoldering?*"Russians are panicking on social media. On Sunday, Ukraine completely damaged the Russian base at the police station in Beryslav (HIMARS?). This may have resulted in heavy losses. The Ukrainians are still 36 km away, but if Beryslav falls, a very large part of Kherson will be cut off from supplies."
I wonder if some of this is psychological warfare against Russia indicating military support to Ukraine is planned well into the future?Next year? This month would be better.
Then the conscripts won't have as far to go to get to the front lines!!!Jesus. Ukraine’s military leadership is making Russia’s military leadership look like buffoons. They are overwhelming Russians town by town.
There's a midterm coming up, and our national media are not driven by what's newsworthy, but rather by political agenda. That's really all there is to it.
NATO countries have nothing to fear when it comes to going up against Russia in any kind of conventional war, but those damn nukes.Russia already is a 2nd tier as has been established here. One wonders how many other countries could do the same.
Of course Poland and NATO need to be vigilant, but I seriously doubt that Russia could make a meaningful strike on anything in Poland, or any other NATO country bordering Russia right now. Air assets have been pushed forward. That has been reported. And, I assume air defenses have been pushed forward, too.The headline should read:
“Traitor Stokes Domestic Fear to Erode Western Support for Ukraine on Behalf of the Kremlin”
He knows damn well that would engage Poland/UN into the conflict formally and would all but destroy his entire military construct within weeks. Even Putin isn’t stupid enough to do that. But Rubio sows fear for Putin’s benefit. Why?
We don't know what their rotation and tempo is. We can only guess. I will say that they have plenty to fight for, and plenty to keep them going right now. Everyone has a physical limit, but when you liberate village after village where you find murdered civilians, and you know your country has suffered you keep going. There is also the component of adrenaline as you know your opponent is on his heels, and you have to keep pressing the attack.Gotta feel that the good guys can only push forward so long and hard “safely”. Surely they need to rotate out for some R n R in order to come back refreshed.
Apparently they don't think so.You suggest world changing events are not worthy of political agenda consideration?
2 years after a coup attempt politics are pretty important.There's a midterm coming up, and our national media are not driven by what's newsworthy, but rather by political agenda. That's really all there is to it.