International Russia/Ukraine Megathread V15

[Deaths Head]

I already posted this days ago it will just get ignored by the Trumpers , and they’ll just claim he’s jealous of Vance like they did when I posted it .

 

[Badr Hari]

I already posted this days ago it will just get ignored by the Trumpers , and they’ll just claim he’s jealous of Vance like they did when I posted it .

He is 10 times the man jd will ever be

 

[Deaths Head]

He is 10 times the man jd will ever be

Well yea unless he starts Crossdressing as well and never hits a gym or stays unfit with mostly body fat he’s in the clear .

Vance reminds me of that guy in the movies they always have where he starts sacrificing everyone to save himself and is the one hiding mostly in the movie under desk , corners etc etc trying to let everyone kill each other first to survive type of plot . Lol

 

[Hog-train]

I already posted this days ago it will just get ignored by the Trumpers , and they’ll just claim he’s jealous of Vance like they did when I posted it .

The cognitive dissonance in the diehard Trumpists makes them incapable of criticizing literally anything he does.

 

[Badr Hari]

Russian fascist Kashevarova already unhappy that China is collaborating with Ukraine on drones:

Sasha Yaremchuk reports that the air in Sudzha is "dirty". I'll rephrase it a little - the enemy dominates the skies, both in Sudzha and in other parts of the front.

At the beginning of the SMO, Ukraine prioritized the development of various types of UAVs and electronic warfare. Russia lost this race for light weapons and protection, as the generals thought that these were toys and that real weapons should cost billions. And a small thing for 15-45 thousand rubles would not cause any damage.

However, the war showed that the greatest harm is caused by drones. These same toys for 45 thousand rubles caused the greatest damage to manpower and military equipment.

Even when the Ministry of Defense began to invest in drones, they did not take into account that constant modernization is needed, that the enemy will improve electronic warfare, and, accordingly, UAVs need to be improved. But we have assembled everything in 2022, so we are doing it one to one.

A friend of mine came to China to negotiate with factories on the supply of components for electronic warfare and UAVs. He couldn't, there were yellow and blue flags and the words "Glory to Ukraine" everywhere.

Despite the fact that the President said that the volume of the UAV industry could reach 1 trillion rubles, the enemy is still ahead of us in both quantity and diversity.

The pace of development of the industry is still extremely slow. Since the Russian generals have it in their subconscious that weapons must be expensive, heavy, and in order to use them, they need to spend another 2-3 hours getting used to them.

 

[SandisLL]

For KGB most likely for long term such slow Russian advance does looks very good thing due to multiple reasons.

1. Areas close to frontline does have very high unemployment % for causal civilians....
The longer = unemployment % higher.
2. Long term danger that soon they might advance together with high unemployment % motivates civilians relocate.......from these areas.

3. Then ofc low % of inhabitants remains in villages and these small cities....from these ofc majority these who doesn't care who will rule village and ofc these pro Kremlin oriented ppl with hope that Putin immediately will help them a lot.

Such villages is easy to control, low risk, also ofc when some jobs will be restarted, they will need workforce and easily might opt to hire employees not from Ukraine.
These ofc will not know ukr language and therefore will use russian mass media and social networks.
Their kids will need schools and ofc they might hire teachers from Russia. Especially these who doesn't knows ukr language.

These without intent will do rusification even without any direct orders....

 

[SandisLL]

Germany will announce next aid package.
This isn't from supposed 3 b bill but another paper.

Actually from public stuff announced looked like pathetic joke.

If not to take in account that they didn't had told how much 105 mm ammo they will supply. Maybe even a lot because they should have a lot of such stuff from Cold War era ....if it is for tanks guns...

 

[Strychnine]

The cognitive dissonance in the diehard Trumpists makes them incapable of criticizing literally anything he does.

Slightly OT: I posted in another thread where a Trump farmer was about to lose his farm due to Trump halting payments for signed contracts with the farmer. He could NOT bring himself to say "I'm about to lose my farm because of Trump stopping the payments", but he'd say "I'm about to lose my farm because I got in bed with the Government."

You can't make this stuff up.

 

[Strychnine]

 

[SandisLL]

There most likely reality is that others are even more hardcore warmongers than Putin.
The same MIC high level officials and suppliers and also oligarchs selling even construction materials and bags for sand for special operation: why not if Putin is paying more than private businesses in Moscow?
Also destruction is good for some mercantile reasons: infrastructure obviously will get rebuilt from Federal Budget and ofc oligarchs will supply materials and their companies will do reconstruction.
Mining industry ofc will get for oligarchs, maybe will be sold or oligarchs companies will be mines operators, with such arrays is possible to earn a lot even from gov owned mining sites...

Nationalists: the longer war, the longer they are actual...

Trolls etc: if war continues, better paychecks and more job to do.

 

[SandisLL]

Kleptocrats too most likely had adapted...ofc it is risky but during war there are things difficult to check.

For example the same gasoline. If Ukr had blow truck with gasoline tank where 2000 liters gasoline, they might report that maybe 5000 liters had been blow up etc.

BTW gasoline and diesel fuel in Russia are cheap ...however since 1980 ies in post soviet countries kleptocrats loves to get for free.... after this might sell somewhere easily and quickly.

 

[SandisLL]

Zelonka is very optimistic. He for ukr told that they does have 3000 km range drone and 1000 km range cruise missiles.
Lawmakers in Ukr most likely soon will improve mobilization.

 

[San Marino]

This article is from Indian media (India being Russian ally). It is supposedly based on Ukrainian media article, but that article is nowhere to be found (no link in the original Indian article).

So you lie yet again.

Can't find the article so it must be a lie.
I guess they just pulled those numbers out of their asses.
Yeah, once again, anything that is not pro-Ukraine is a lie.
Oh, no! Not India. We only trust the media in Ukraine and the Liberals in the US. The media in Ukraine is controlled by Zelensky.

Only 16% of Ukrainians Would Support Zelensky in Current Election, New Poll Reveals | Watch

A recent poll conducted by the Sociological Association of Ukraine reveals that only 16% of Ukrainians would vote for President Zelensky in a current election. The survey, published by Zerkalo Nedeli on November 26, also shows that former general Valery Zaluzhny is more popular, with 27%...

timesofindia.indiatimes.com

 

[San Marino]

Those worthless Russian soldiers have done it again.

'Everything is finished': Ukrainian troops relive retreat from Kursk​

MSN

The BBC has received extensive accounts from Ukrainian troops, who recount a "catastrophic" withdrawal in the face of heavy fire, and columns of military equipment destroyed and constant attacks from swarms of Russian drones.

Anton: The catastrophe of retreat​

The situation on that day, 11 March, was described as "catastrophic" by "Anton".

The third soldier spoken to by the BBC was serving in the headquarters for the Kursk front.

He too highlighted the damage caused by Russian FPV drones. "We used to have an advantage in drones, now we do not," he said. He added that Russia had an advantage with more accurate air strikes and a greater number of troops.

Anton said supply routes had been cut. "Logistics no longer work – organised deliveries of weapons, ammunition, food and water are no longer possible."

Anton said he managed to leave Sudzha by foot, at night – "We almost died several times. Drones are in the sky all the time."

The soldier predicted Ukraine's entire foothold in Kursk would be lost but that "from a military point of view, the Kursk direction has exhausted itself. There is no point in keeping it any more".

Western officials estimate that Ukraine's Kursk offensive involved around 12,000 troops. They were some of their best trained soldiers, equipped with western-supplied weapons including tanks and armoured vehicles.

Russian bloggers published videos showing some of that equipment being destroyed or captured. On 13 March, Russia said the situation in Kursk was "fully under our control" and that Ukraine had "abandoned" much of its materiel.

 

[San Marino]

I just put the both in the same group personally, Trumpers and Russians are basically the same intelligence levels and that’s pretty bad. So, basically they’re Neanderthal like and it’s scary that the overwhelming population continues to be dumber and less intelligent ones seem to be shrinking every decade, great for the Republican party but very bad for the world in general.

...but Uncle Joe said it was okay for Putin to invade Ukraine. A 'small' incursion was fine by him.
So, would that make Biden smarter than Trump?

 

[San Marino]

"Ukraine can attack Putin and Putin can't do anything about."
Are you serious?

Do you really believe this guy and his comments?
When will Ukraine hit Moscow and kill hundreds of Russians with their new Neptune missile?
Yeah, Putin and Russia will just let that happen without doing anything about it.
Kind of like when the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor and we Americans did nothing about it.

 

[b-hop]

I don't want to see ukranians or russians dying.
Muslims i don't care to be absolutely honest. So we should fight the true enemies of western civilization by pretty much the time of greeks vs persians.

 

[Ruthless Ryan]

Can't find the article so it must be a lie.
I guess they just pulled those numbers out of their asses.
Yeah, once again, anything that is not pro-Ukraine is a lie.
Oh, no! Not India. We only trust the media in Ukraine and the Liberals in the US. The media in Ukraine is controlled by Zelensky.

Only 16% of Ukrainians Would Support Zelensky in Current Election, New Poll Reveals | Watch

A recent poll conducted by the Sociological Association of Ukraine reveals that only 16% of Ukrainians would vote for President Zelensky in a current election. The survey, published by Zerkalo Nedeli on November 26, also shows that former general Valery Zaluzhny is more popular, with 27%...

timesofindia.indiatimes.com

times of India is a Russian bot news agency you tool, if you would read the comments you would know that....95% pro Russian comments should tell you something...but you wouldn't get it.

 

[Ruthless Ryan]

Those worthless Russian soldiers have done it again.

'Everything is finished': Ukrainian troops relive retreat from Kursk​

MSN

The BBC has received extensive accounts from Ukrainian troops, who recount a "catastrophic" withdrawal in the face of heavy fire, and columns of military equipment destroyed and constant attacks from swarms of Russian drones.

Anton: The catastrophe of retreat​

The situation on that day, 11 March, was described as "catastrophic" by "Anton".

The third soldier spoken to by the BBC was serving in the headquarters for the Kursk front.

He too highlighted the damage caused by Russian FPV drones. "We used to have an advantage in drones, now we do not," he said. He added that Russia had an advantage with more accurate air strikes and a greater number of troops.

Anton said supply routes had been cut. "Logistics no longer work – organised deliveries of weapons, ammunition, food and water are no longer possible."

Anton said he managed to leave Sudzha by foot, at night – "We almost died several times. Drones are in the sky all the time."

The soldier predicted Ukraine's entire foothold in Kursk would be lost but that "from a military point of view, the Kursk direction has exhausted itself. There is no point in keeping it any more".

Western officials estimate that Ukraine's Kursk offensive involved around 12,000 troops. They were some of their best trained soldiers, equipped with western-supplied weapons including tanks and armoured vehicles.

Russian bloggers published videos showing some of that equipment being destroyed or captured. On 13 March, Russia said the situation in Kursk was "fully under our control" and that Ukraine had "abandoned" much of its materiel.

Only 12.000 troops involved??? But yet your comrade Aerius posted article showing 70,000 UKR dead...hmmm someone is lying...

 

[Ruthless Ryan]

I don't want to see ukranians or russians dying.
Muslims i don't care to be absolutely honest. So we should fight the true enemies of western civilization by pretty much the time of greeks vs persians.

You just want UKR to surrender right?