In Putin's Lair
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I have no knowledge of how true any of this is, but it's an interesting tread on twitter:
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Can you guess which US media outlets are shading the truth to help one side or the other?
I can't. But it will be fun to review this when the time comes.
The really odd thing about this is that it seems the republicans and democrats both favor Ukraine. There are few, if any, significant events on which they can agree.
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Anti-tank weapons. Now.
Armor has to have infantry in an urban setting, to keep the unfriendly folks from lighting them up from shoot down positions. If the Ukranians can keep the Russian infantry pinned down, and they have enough anti-tank weapons (and know how to use them), they can make a city a very nasty place, indeed...
Always remember, Operation Valkyrie was an act of sedition.
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@Jolly said in In Putin's Lair:
Anti-tank weapons. Now.
Armor has to have infantry in an urban setting, to keep the unfriendly folks from lighting them up from shoot down positions. If the Ukranians can keep the Russian infantry pinned down, and they have enough anti-tank weapons (and know how to use them), they can make a city a very nasty place, indeed...
My understanding is that Germany is sending Javelins into Ukraine.
"Now look here, you Baltic gas passer... " - Mik, 6/14/08
The saying, "Lite is just one damn thing after another," is a gross understatement. The damn things overlap.
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@George-K said in In Putin's Lair:
@Jolly said in In Putin's Lair:
Anti-tank weapons. Now.
Armor has to have infantry in an urban setting, to keep the unfriendly folks from lighting them up from shoot down positions. If the Ukranians can keep the Russian infantry pinned down, and they have enough anti-tank weapons (and know how to use them), they can make a city a very nasty place, indeed...
My understanding is that Germany is sending Javelins into Ukraine.
I thought Trump sent them thousands a few years back?
