International Russia/Ukraine Megathread V7

[GhostZ06]

 

[Feniamin]

I'm watching some Ukraine propoganda channel, and they have a video about Russian TV/Radio hosts talking shit about Kazakhstan being a fake country too..

You motherfuckers better not touch it. That's my kids potential WW3 hiding spot.

De-Nazification of Kazakhstan. Fucking hell, what has the world come to...


EDIT: Oh shit, Kazakhstan has USA built biolabs apparently, here we go.

Lol, I think a year it two ago on Russian TV they showed video about Mongolia. Evil Mongols wants to change their alphabet, their economics are gonna be more connected with China, they stopped teaching Russian language. But at least they wasn’t called Nazis or Mongolo-Banderovtsy.

 

[GhostZ06]

 

[Deleted member 585708]

Yeah this sure looks possible. Current evidence points to Russia gaining momentum in the east and risk encircling some of ukraines best troops while overrunning defences that have been prepared for years

Gaining momentum, yet slowing down according to Shoigu?

Interesting.

 

[GhostZ06]

 

[Rational Poster]

Gaining momentum, yet slowing down according to Shoigu?

Interesting.

Weird how some posters show up to randomly post positive news about Russia only.

 

[4daLuLZ]

New Prediction : Sounds to me like pieces are being put in motion so Ukraine won't even exist next year. Orban declared Martial law which I think he uses and takes back Hungarian section of Ukraine. Rumor is Poland will move in and take their part back. Russians will take Russian part.

Total disintegration IMO.

Stop getting your news from YouTube / Facebook.

 

[SandisLL]

that would be interesting, a new sudo Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth. TBH you might wanna chill out, im smelling way to much Nazism coming from your post. You might need to be "DE nazified"

You didn't get core: for Poles isn't lucrative to incorporate Lithuania.
Lucrative variant for them might be this: Poland exits from EU and this will not impact their security at all.
Makes trade agrreement with Lithuania...Lithuania remains in EU.
BTW, these countries are already are deNazified by ....investors and western banks...
Further deNazification already is warranted with U.S and U.K weapons sales long term contracts...

 

[Denter]

Impossibru !!!

Sherdog professional chuds @tibba @meauneau @Denter assured me that the rouble was near becoming the next Bitcoin.

I've said no such thing. In fact in my last post I predicted Russia will go into a serious recession as a result of the sanctions.

 

[SandisLL]

If about this Ukraine, of course no one is thinking about them.
Best scenario for west looks this: Ukraine signs everything Putin demands, Russia allows to start Ukraine's food industry export.

Interestingly that for Germany most likely best solution might be to open Nord Stream II : with Nord Stream I looks that wasn't enough for proper deNazification...

Anyway, nothing good for Ukraine: sooner or later they will subdue ALL Ukraine regardless from treaties they will sign.

Interestingly how dumb westerners are: okey, if they think that for them in long term is good....russia's natural gas, then russia sooner or later will deNazify their economy and subdue them_.
Yeah.

 

[MMA Time Soldier]

I'm watching some Ukraine propoganda channel, and they have a video about Russian TV/Radio hosts talking shit about Kazakhstan being a fake country too..

You motherfuckers better not touch it. That's my kids potential WW3 hiding spot.

De-Nazification of Kazakhstan. Fucking hell, what has the world come to...


EDIT: Oh shit, Kazakhstan has USA built biolabs apparently, here we go.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kazakhstan_Germans

 

[Blayt7hh]

Well unfortunately Russians have been slowly gaining ground on the Ukrainian forces it seems to the number of successful attacks from Ukraine has seems to have slowed maybe weapons an ammo becoming harder to acquire? But still some positives on the ground even if fewer of them.





In other news Russians cannot travel good maybe they will see the war is crap.

Russians are probably learning from their mistakes.

 

[Blayt7hh]

It was unachievable because the Russians did not bring enough frontline combat troops to ever hope to storm a city the size of Kiev if it was defended. The entire concept of the initial invasion was based off of false intelligence that suggested to the Russians the Ukrainian Govt would flee if the city was threatened. Once the Ukrainian Government didn't disintegrate and Ukrainian TDF, and reservists began to mobilize a Russian assault on Kiev proper was impossible and keeping Russian forces in the north would only have opened them up to the possibility of counterattack as the numbers shifted against them.

We now know actual Russian combat strength pre Feb. 24 was closer to the 100k-120k range and not the often cited 200-225k estimates. A typical BTG is ~800 soldiers, battlefield evidence has pointed towards most Russian BTGs being closer to ~600 personnel with ~110-125 BTG deployed (Russian motorized rifle companies were particularly undermanned often only at about half of their authorized strength, or about 3 infantry per BMP instead of the 6-7 expected).

This gives about somewhere in the vicinity of 75-100k frontline combat troops with ~50k being devoted to the push on Kiev, and a critical shortage of infantry across all theaters necessary for urban operations. Commonly accepted doctrine calls for a local force superiority of 3:1 in favor of the attacker to conduct successful offensive operations against a defender. Russians went into the operation with at best numerical parity in the northern theater and within the first month it probably shifted to 3:1 in favor of the defenders. Its surprising Russia made it to Kiev from the eastern axis at all.

3:1 that I know is American doctrine and refers to main body infantry engagements and not all engagements. For instance scout squadrons will engage at 1:1. That 3:1 also doesn’t mean when attacking Kiev it just means pulling an enemy unit off-line and engaging it in a space where you can bring 3 guns online to their one.

Russian doctrine is different and less infantry focused than ours. Where infantry is our primary means of fighting their artillery takes a more prominent role. I’m not super versed on their tactics though so I can’t really elaborate beyond that.

 

[Anewt]

I've said no such thing. In fact in my last post I predicted Russia will go into a serious recession as a result of the sanctions.

Either... but reality is a moot point to him.

 

[Zinger]

that would be interesting, a new sudo Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth. TBH you might wanna chill out, im smelling way to much Nazism coming from your post. You might need to be "DE nazified"

that's probably happening eventually, when Ukraine loses.

Even our politicians don't stfu about it lately.

ThE RuSSiAnS aRe CoMiNg.

 

[lsa]

The DeNAzifying is going on.


Yevgeny Rasskazov, a member of the Russian mercenary group Task Force Rusich, made a post on his Telegram account Thursday to celebrate the birthday of Hitler, Belarusian media outlet NEXTA reported.

The day would have marked the 133rd birthday of the late German head of state, referred as a "comrade" and "friend" by Rasskazov, as per a machine translation of his post.

"[Hitler] taught us to love our homeland and never be afraid of the enemy, no matter how strong the enemy is," said the mercenary, whose neo-Nazi group is known for its brutality in the Syrian Civil War.

https://www.ibtimes.com/russian-sol...birthday-call-dictator-comrade-friend-3481675


More and more pictures are starting to pop with Russian soldiers doing Nazi stuff.

 

[4daLuLZ]

Russian doctrine is different and less infantry focused than ours. Where infantry is our primary means of fighting their artillery takes a more prominent role. I’m not super versed on their tactics though so I can’t really elaborate beyond that.

 

[4daLuLZ]

The DeNAzifying is going on.


Yevgeny Rasskazov, a member of the Russian mercenary group Task Force Rusich, made a post on his Telegram account Thursday to celebrate the birthday of Hitler, Belarusian media outlet NEXTA reported.

The day would have marked the 133rd birthday of the late German head of state, referred as a "comrade" and "friend" by Rasskazov, as per a machine translation of his post.

"[Hitler] taught us to love our homeland and never be afraid of the enemy, no matter how strong the enemy is," said the mercenary, whose neo-Nazi group is known for its brutality in the Syrian Civil War.

https://www.ibtimes.com/russian-sol...birthday-call-dictator-comrade-friend-3481675


More and more pictures are starting to pop with Russian soldiers doing Nazi stuff.

Fkn untermenschen.

 

[PEB]

Russians are probably learning from their mistakes.

I don't think that's completely the case the Ukrainians giving up the Azov steel factory allowed Russia to move an focus heavy armor to the donbas regional fighting. Also I believe Russia has without making it official devoted a massive increase in weapons an armor without calling it a war officially. You seen even older tanks an heavy armor from the 60's participating. Putin going more an more in Cesar "Frances famous big gun" made it to the frontline.

 

[PEB]

Marines moving in part 2. We already know Russian movements an weapon tactics.

"Strategic movement in the Black Sea continues with Russia reportedly loading cruise missiles onto a pair of submarines among its Black Sea fleet. This comes just days after a report that stated the U.S. was preparing to target the Russian fleet to free up paths for Ukraine to export grain."

Serious uptick in US military presence in the Black Sea region.

https://www.newsweek.com/russia-loa...rines-black-sea-after-us-threat-1710246?amp=1