International Russia/Ukraine Megathread V15

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While I understand why west doesn't trust Ukraine.
1. It is easy to see that Ukraine didn't had implemented real wartime economy.
2. Mobilization.
Ukraine is unique country where during wartime mandatory mobilization for persons without previous military training is 25-60 y.o!!!
It is circus level. So 24 y.o might sit in pub in Lvov and enjoy beer and vodka while some 59 y.o chronic alcoholic might get sent to frontline....
 
CIA director said that Russia may have used a tactical nuke on Ukraine I wonder if it was shot down?

 
Okay so russia hasnt defended itself in kursk or what is happening?
 
PBAC said:
Okay so russia hasnt defended itself in kursk or what is happening?
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They have contained the Ukranian advance but are not actively trying to kick them out of the region. The general thinking is that advances in Donetsk and south Kharkov are the priority over kicking Ukraine out. The main point of the Ukranian attack was to divert Russian resources and if Putin did that he'd be giving them what they want.
 
ferrisjso said:
They have contained the Ukranian advance but are not actively trying to kick them out of the region. The general thinking is that advances in Donetsk and south Kharkov are the priority over kicking Ukraine out. The main point of the Ukranian attack was to divert Russian resources and if Putin did that he'd be giving them what they want.
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Don't worry, West loves Russia and never will allow Ukraine to win. They loves Putin a lot.
Therefore more nice talks and supplies etc for ukr according slowly to loss.
Everything as planned... and don't pretend that Russia is fighting with bad evil west.

Most likely naive Ukraine will be forced for some ceasefire, then frontline will remain freezed, after this they might have talks even years in row. No one will care.

If you are thinking that Kissinger wasn't correct, you are wrong.
BTW, don't worry, no one cares that dumb russians will dream that they had fought West...let's idiots to dream.
 
Russia did a major push in Kursk last night, taking advantage of Ukraine pulling units in that direction to reinforce Donetsk. Vuledar too looks very shaky at the moment as it is starting to become a bulge.

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I said this would happen. After Kursk in 1943, the Germans kept moving their elite corps to plug holes where the Soviets were punching through. The Soviets simply responded by punching holes elsewhere when these formations aren't present, By middle of 1944, all elite German divisions were basically worn down on the Eastern Front. Ukrainian army is experiencing what the Germans experienced in late 1943 right now.
 
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dreamer told that ukr yet didn't had get all supplies promised to be delivered in August, now is September....
Last rammshtein was joke: some country told that will send stuff xxx and then vuala, added that stuff xxx will be delivered till end of year....this most likely means in December ...etc like beauties.
One another told : we will gave xxx m$ worth aid and added that this will be during 5 years...
 
Orgasmo said:
Russia did a major push in Kursk last night, taking advantage of Ukraine pulling units in that direction to reinforce Donetsk. Vuledar too looks very shaky at the moment as it is starting to become a bulge.

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I said this would happen. After Kursk in 1943, the Germans kept moving their elite corps to plug holes where the Soviets were punching through. The Soviets simply responded by punching holes elsewhere when these formations aren't present, By middle of 1944, all elite German divisions were basically worn down on the Eastern Front. Ukrainian army is experiencing what the Germans experienced in late 1943 right now.
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Just saw Ruski telegram updates, it isn't such a major push tbh if you look at the map and places of counterattack: Snagost and Apanasovka, it's the southwestern part of the Ukr pocket below the Seym River. Ukr isn't concentrating a lot of forces operationally in this sector as it wants to achieve a tactical win in the Glushkovsky district (zone has a lot of mines and isn't worth a classical invasion from Tetkino to Volfino) by exhausting the remaining Rus forces via logistical troubles (hitting pontoons constantly via arthillery). For Rus to push Ukr out of Kursk need to attack north and east where Ukr has even made incremental gains in the last week.
 
Badr Hari said:
Just saw Ruski telegram updates, it isn't such a major push tbh if you look at the map and places of counterattack: Snagost and Apanasovka, it's the southwestern part of the Ukr pocket below the Seym River. Ukr isn't concentrating a lot of forces operationally in this sector as it wants to achieve a tactical win in the Glushkovsky district (zone has a lot of mines and isn't worth a classical invasion from Tetkino to Volfino) by exhausting the remaining Rus forces via logistical troubles (hitting pontoons constantly via arthillery). For Rus to push Ukr out of Kursk need to attack north and east where Ukr has even made incremental gains in the last week.
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I dunno man, If it happened in 1943 it has to happen again exactly the same way again.
 
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