Lounge of The Russian-Ukrainian War

[Caduceus]

ThIs was an amazing mission. Easily worthy of an action movie. 12 km through a pipeline to achieve a successful behind the lines attack!

Other sources say the Russians were unsuccessful

 

[Cooper]

Other sources say the Russians were unsuccessful

Given that the Ukrainian forces in Kursk have been in complete disarray, I would tend to believe that the Russian operation behind their lines did have some effect in disrupting Ukraine' local defensive setup.

 

[Droughtmeat]

Other sources say the Russians were unsuccessful

Well, I'm pretty sure a bunch of Russians died in the process. Therefore, I'm not surprised to footage of Russians getting hit, but that doesn't mean the mission wasn't a success. It's obviously hard to tell who is telling the truth.

 

[Labienus]

Other sources say the Russians were unsuccessful

Major copium.

Sure, probably several of the men who took part in the operation were injured or killed, but that was a high risk operation and it definitely paid off.

Ukrainian supporters claiming that 80% of men who went through the pipeline were killed based on a video of cluster munitions exploding near them is major cope. How would they have succeeded to collapse Ukrainian defenses as they did had this been the case?

 

[Cooper]

I guess we will eventually find out the extent of the impact of that operation once the dust settles. Here's an account from DPA, haven't watched, I am at work.

 

[Caduceus]

 

[It_Is_My_Time]

 

[homersheineken]

So basically confirms the CIA?

 

[easy_c]

There are plenty of ways that Ukraine can lose the war. Lack of manpower is one. Lack of weapons is another due to the fact that even if the NATO block has the money it will take them years to ramp up weapons manufacturing and in the meantime Ukraine could lose.

But the one constraint NATO doesn't have is a lack of money. In this regard NATO far surpasses Russia. The question is there the political will to spend this money on the war (populations in the NATO countries might start voting against political parties supporting the war) and how long will it take them to ramp up weapons manufacturing.

I'd point out that resources and assets > money. The money doesn't matter if you can't produce enough weapons.

 

[easy_c]

Well, I'm pretty sure a bunch of Russians died in the process. Therefore, I'm not surprised to footage of Russians getting hit, but that doesn't mean the mission wasn't a success. It's obviously hard to tell who is telling the truth.

If they're detected before they can start doing damage, the mission was not a success. Small units like that are easily destroyed once their position is fixed.

 

[Caduceus]

 

[easy_c]

This also coincides with numerous attacks against key Trump allies originating with Ukraine. Including a lot of smaller entities like Data Republican, Infowars (A reporter on the UKR kill list was murdered).

 

[Caduceus]

 

[Caduceus]

 

[Droughtmeat]

Didn't Russia already say a ceasefire isn't an option? Also, this ceasefire also means they're assuming Russia is going to let the attacks last night in Moscow slide. We'll see how the Kremlin reacts.

 

[Caduceus]

 

[Cooper]

Ukraine is also asking for a ceasefire in order to evacuate Kursk, they're not going to get it, it's for PR purposes.

 

[Droughtmeat]

Ukraine is also asking for a ceasefire in order to evacuate Kursk, they're not going to get it, it's for PR purposes.

Still gives Russia the chance to do as much damage as possible until the US actually meets with them and agrees on something.

 

[Cooper]

On this subject, one of the worst things the Zelensky regime did was to refuse a cease fire for Christmas day.

 

[FrancisK]

On this subject, one of the worst things the Zelensky regime did was to refuse a cease fire for Christmas day.

That shameless grifter jew and his heathen handlers couldn't have comprehended the symbolism and decency of that if it was to save their lives....