The Ukraine war thread
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You can assured that there’s not a container or freight trailer in Russia that is not about to be thoroughly inspected. No telling how many more $450 drones the Ukrainians have ferreted away and hibernating on Russian territory.
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I had read about what TG posted. I wonder what the source is. It’s not obviously in Ukraine’s interest to tell the Orcs how they pulled it off. It’s possible this explanation is a plant to get them to slow their logistics to a crawl for a few weeks while they open every container.
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Am sure there is a rationale behind disclosing the execution of the op. You may be right given that the Russians are massing troops along the Kharkiv front. Anything the impedes or interdicts the logistics of that build up, is tactically sound in order to prepare defensive operations against a massed attack along one or more salients.
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wrote 23 days ago last edited by Renauda 6 Jan 2025, 19:40
As a local Ukrainian patriot and friend going back many years, told me this morning: “Thanks to Ukraine overnight, NORAD’s job today just got a bit easier.”
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According to Zelenski the operation had 117 pilots each steering one drone. The operation was organised near an FSB-centre.
This is like peeing on a bully's leg and asking if that was warm enough
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I suspect that smuggling things into Russia is pretty easy due to rampant corruption.
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This was a sobering read this morning.
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wrote 22 days ago last edited by Renauda 6 Feb 2025, 16:12
Latham, like others in the Realist school of thought never disappoint in their pessimistic view of geopolitics. He at least never seems fixated on laying blame for conflict on the US and West. Rather he just comes across as defeatist. That being said, his assessment of the facts on ground are compelling despite offering little in the way of how to contain the Kremlin once it reaches its stated (and as yet, only assumed and/or undisclosed) objectives in this particular war. I remain firmly unconvinced that Putin does not have far more imperial objectives on his menu than Latham believes.
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I had read about what TG posted. I wonder what the source is. It’s not obviously in Ukraine’s interest to tell the Orcs how they pulled it off. It’s possible this explanation is a plant to get them to slow their logistics to a crawl for a few weeks while they open every container.
wrote 22 days ago last edited by@jon-nyc said in The Ukraine war thread:
It’s possible this explanation is a plant to get them to slow their logistics to a crawl for a few weeks while they open every container.
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I agree with Reanuda that this could be a happy byproduct rather than the goal of the announcement.
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When did NATO attack Russia? The planes? meh.
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Alex Jones’ face begs a brick.
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Russia’s terms for a puppet Ukraine:
Not sure what purpose Witkoff serves in this other than straight man to Trump’s loon act.
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wrote 22 days ago last edited by Renauda 6 Mar 2025, 01:04
Actually it’s Russian colloquialism for someone acting the arsehole idiot. Goes like this
рожа его просит кирпич.
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Actually it’s Russian colloquialism for someone acting the arsehole idiot. Goes like this
рожа его просит кирпич.
wrote 21 days ago last edited by@Renauda 'Prosit' as in 'ein Prosit der Gemūtlichkeit'?
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wrote 21 days ago last edited by Renauda 6 Mar 2025, 19:37
No it’s the third person singular form of the verb просить (procit’) meaning “to ask, request or,as in this context, beg”.