Patrick S.
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How can one country generate all this coo-coo crazy shit for absolutely no reason whatsoever. If this was a movie, I'd stop watching it because it was way WAY over the top.
Fuck, this is like straight out of Killzone...
How can one country generate all this coo-coo crazy shit for absolutely no reason whatsoever. If this was a movie, I'd stop watching it because it was way WAY over the top.
That's not anyone in this thread, that's Putin.Don't be such an edgelord. It's people's lives you're table top gaming with.
It’s btw exactly what Russian war strategists of Russia are doing .. probably even on a table .Don't be such an edgelord. It's people's lives you're table top gaming with.
Actually, Hittler has numerous appearances like this … so it’s not even from video games , even more scary .Fuck, this is like straight out of Killzone...
Lets see how it plays out
Ukrainian Army is riding on a huge momentum wave - reportedly they're on the way to Kreminna now.
It is actually happening - there's a few other locations they have already push towards. Could be just testing the lines, but you know... When you're cutting through butter it's hard to stop.Would love this to be another major counter offensive in response to Putin’s annexation announcement.
NATO has spoken: They'll send troops into Ukraine if that happens, and it could lead to an escalation threatening the existence of ruzzia.This isn't something I'd expect the Russians to admit. It sounds a little off.
What with Kadyrov talking about the use of low-yield nukes. I wouldn't put it past the Russians to blast their own - after saying that they had withdrawn for the families back home.
at this point i think it would be easier for russians to fight against regime rather ukrainian army, they just need half million people equiped with molotows and bricks in moscow square near duma and it would be over for putler.
The CIA will have to have someone they can 'trust'
They won’t do that , you can’t expect anything like that from the Russian population. Sadly .at this point i think it would be easier for russians to fight against regime rather ukrainian army, they just need half million people equiped with molotows and bricks in moscow square near duma and it would be over for putler.
I am hoping to see more offenses from Ukraine on other fonts. The idea of Ukraine trampling through what is now supposedly 'Russian territory' in multiple spots at once would be hilarious.
It would be amazing if Ukraine could put Russia in its place. Knock it down more than a peg or two.
But I don't want to see what happens when push comes to shove from the Russians.
It would be amazing if Ukraine could put Russia in its place. Knock it down more than a peg or two.
But I don't want to see what happens when push comes to shove from the Russians.
How can one country generate all this coo-coo crazy shit for absolutely no reason whatsoever. If this was a movie, I'd stop watching it because it was way WAY over the top.
IDK for sure, but unfortunately it appears it was an aircraft overshooting the runway (ignore the title, it's most likely not correct):
Anyway:
How can one country generate all this coo-coo crazy shit for absolutely no reason whatsoever. If this was a movie, I'd stop watching it because it was way WAY over the top.
hopefully they have lots of quality winter gear coming soon. The Russians are going to have a miserable winter.God dam they are armed to the bone.
When you combine this with wounded + those taken prisoners, Russia might have very well lost upwards of 3-4K soldiers during this one battle. Crazy.
They won’t do that , you can’t expect anything like that from the Russian population. Sadly .
How can one country generate all this coo-coo crazy shit for absolutely no reason whatsoever. If this was a movie, I'd stop watching it because it was way WAY over the top.
That's the thing I don't get about the internal politics of Russia.
It seems like Putin has an iron grip on power and can do whatever he wants, yet from the very start he has been trying to run this whole operation on the cheap to not ruffle any feathers.
First it was going in with a skeleton crew when any competent military commander could have seen that an operation at the scale of Russia's initial ambitions needed at least a million troops, not ~150k combat troops. Then there is the delaying mobilization until past the point it can realistically do the most good(as he's already deployed the trainers who would be needed to actually maker a mobilization successful). Then there is the whole refusing to call a spade a spade and actually declare a war. What is the benefit of the 'special military operation' farce at this point?
I don't get it at all, is he really this strategically inept or is there some line that he is justifiably afraid of crossing that explains why he refuses to do what needs to be done(from his strategic point of view anyway). I mean if his only goal is to eliminate ethnic minorities from the hinterlands of Russia, what he is doing would make some sense. If he had any plans on actually achieving any of his stated strategic goals, feeding a bunch of ethnic minorities and the lower classes into the meat grinder isn't going to accomplish any of them.
Who is he so afraid of pissing off that he is refusing to impose any real costs on the Russian population for the war.
When you combine this with wounded + those taken prisoners, Russia might have very well lost upwards of 3-4K soldiers during this one battle. Crazy.
Why can't they just surrender? (Rhetorical question asked in frustration, all it aimed at Putin/Russian leadership)
I know a lot here just say kill me all, but we're the good guys, we value life, mercy is a virtue, and I don't enjoy hearing about all these deaths, makes me sick that putin and Russia value their own sons so little.
I know that Russian crimes are grotesque, but the Ukrainians need to show them how men behave, take prisoners treat them humanely. Give fair trials to those accused of crimes. I see posts calling for immediate punishment, willing total annihilation. Guys let's not let the Russians barbarism whip us into a cruel frenzy, we're better than that. The Ukrainians are better than that. Everyone can change, there are monsters in everyone's past don't go back there and at the same time hope that the Russian can leave that in the past.
Now don't get me wrong, if Russia and Russians force the Ukrainians to kill every single Russian soldier in their boarders to achieve total restoration of Ukrainian boarder, I place 0 blame on the Ukrainians, but I'm not going to revel in it.
(Oligarchs or Russian leadership being accidented to death, thats different, they made a deal with the devil and got burnt, thats still a laugh)
What makes you think that the Ukrainians aren't taking POWs? It's literally been in the news about Lyman.
But you can't expect the Ukrainians to risk their own lives for it. If it's safe to take POWs, then yes, they absolutely should. But that empathy can and is very easily abused. And if there is a choice between rendering medical aid to a Ukrainian or a Russian, then the Ukrainian should take precedence.
Not that it's necessarily easy to surrender. You either need to sneak out (risky, as both sides will shoot at you), or most of your unit need to agree to surrender and then not get attacked by your own side. Somehow, you need to get into view of the enemy, clearly abandon your weapons and ideally get on the ground face down with your hands on your head.
I don't doubt the Ukrainians are taking pows, they are,thats not what I was posting about. I'm finding the low surrender rate by Russians mind boggling, but some of the posters here that are actually suggesting not to give a chance to surrender, or mistreating pows, or the madness of kill every Russian like those people need to step back and remember its important that responding to cruelty with cruelty only perpetuates itself and nothing demonstrates strength like mercy and magnanimity.
I don't doubt the Ukrainians are taking pows, they are,thats not what I was posting about. I'm finding the low surrender rate by Russians mind boggling, but some of the posters here that are actually suggesting not to give a chance to surrender, or mistreating pows, or the madness of kill every Russian like those people need to step back and remember its important that responding to cruelty with cruelty only perpetuates itself and nothing demonstrates strength like mercy and magnanimity.
"The Putins returned to Leningrad. They carried a 20-year-old washing machine given to them by their former neighbors and a sum of money in U.S. dollars, sufficient to buy the best Soviet-made car available. This was all they had to show for four and a half years of living abroad—and for Vladimir Putin's unconsummated spy career. The four of them would be returning to the smaller of the two rooms in the elder Putins' apartment."
https://www.newsweek.com/portrait-young-vladimir-putin-65739