War in Ukraine

Just wanted to give you a shout out for bringing great information to this thread. Many thanks!

 

Unfortunately we’re very much involved because your Neocons and chickenhawks have never met a war they didn’t want other people to fight with our weapons and money.

 

not just a fight, a "blood feud", that makes it mroe serious??. Chechnya would likely prevail btu would also likely bring fighters home to do so. at the end of the day, less meat for putin to waste in ukraine, sadly...I just wonder how other regions are going to react when the see a weakened Russia. will they be emboldened to deny conscription or otherwise challenge Moscow??? what other blood feuds can the cia stew up about now?

 

that cheap(er) nat gas is being missed in germany and a few other places but primarily the industrial areas in western europe. i think it is hurting them a little bit. but yes, Putin's options are dwindling. mothers are protesting, republics are fighting, oil and munitions depots are being taken out, ukranian long range capabilities are increasing, sanctions are biting, oil is dropping.... the trend is not his friend, wouldn't want to be his food taster these days, plutonium might not show up for hours...

 

Steven Segal will die for Putin (calls him “his President”) if need be. Sounds like he’s ready for the western front.

 

The absolute worst martial artist actor ever! He looked so stiff and slow.

 

You don’t say?

 

a traitorous pos

 

Ukraine'desertion crisis

 

The UK has a very good idea on what areas in Western Ukraine are safe for conducting training. Russia understands what happens if a UK trainer is injured.

 

Once this election is over, we have zero excuse for not doing the same thing. Russia is going to go out of its way not to hit NATO troops, and given how inaccurate their weapons are, that might save several surrounding villages in the area we base them.

 

UK may be the primary belligerent in all this. Brits beset by a deep ancestral hatred for Russians

 

Apparently, our government (both parties), believes we can lose without losing …

 

Chaos as Russia goes to s***. j/k, this is Chicago

 

Looks like there are still some things that can be done to hinder the Russian war machine. In this case, disrupting the supply chain for Russia's artillery, which produces 70% of Ukraine's battlefield casualties. Russia produces plenty of its own steel, but imports a lot of its chromium. Machining equipment is another thing that Russia imports.

War analysts argue the West needs to break the supply chains keeping Russia's deadliest guns firing before it's too late

 

So says the biggest cheerleader for the guy who started and continues to prosecute the illegal war.