Warfare Russia/Ukraine War

[Musashi]

And watch out, in the end it will have been another stray Ukrainian missile, so NATO won't have anything to do with it...

What is the point of your comment?
Are you denying the previous one was a stray Ukrainian missile? Zaluzhny had the balls to apologise for that, while the world's most famous comedian pretended that nothing happened.

 

[Picanha]

Putler told Xitler about having to fight a 5 year war in Ukraine until 2028 or so but in the end they will win - pinky promise

Putin Promised Xi That Russia Will Fight ‘5-Year War’ in Ukraine – Nikkei - The Moscow Times

President Vladimir Putin promised Chinese leader Xi Jinping that his invasion of Ukraine would last five years, the Japanese newspaper Nikkei reported Thursday, citing multiple anonymous sources familiar with Russian-Chinese diplomatic maneuvering.

www.themoscowtimes.com

 

[Picanha]

Europe ‘doesn’t know how to fight wars’, says Ukraine amid military support row

Europe “doesn’t know how to fight wars”, Ukraine’s foreign minister said in a swipe at the continent’s failure to ramp up weapons production.

uk.news.yahoo.com

The issue is well known. Procrastinators like Scholz don't do what is required.

Namely giving the industry security by signing long term contracts.

Freedom is never free

 

[Connaught Ranger]

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[PegAsus]

What is the point of your comment?
Are you denying the previous one was a stray Ukrainian missile? Zaluzhny had the balls to apologise for that, while the world's most famous comedian pretended that nothing happened.

I mean, that it would be a ukrainian rocket anyway, even if it is a russian, because NATO wouldnt go into war against ruZZia... That's what I believe.

 

[PegAsus]

Europe ‘doesn’t know how to fight wars’, says Ukraine amid military support row

Europe “doesn’t know how to fight wars”, Ukraine’s foreign minister said in a swipe at the continent’s failure to ramp up weapons production.

uk.news.yahoo.com

A truth is a truth, even if one don't like it...

 

[Soldier35]

A massive missile strike was launched on Ukraine on December 29. The Russian army launched a massive attack on Ukraine today. Cruise missiles Kh-101 and Kh-555 were used from Tu-95MS aircraft, supersonic missiles Kh-22/Kh-32 from Tu-22M3 aircraft. Iskander ballistic missiles, Kinzhal hypersonic missiles and Geranium kamikaze drones were also used. Some of the missiles were shot down, some fell on city blocks, and the video shows the fall of one of the downed missiles. The Ukrainian army announced the interception of almost all Russian missiles. The strikes were carried out on critical infrastructure facilities, the Army Academy in Lvov, warehouses and facilities in Kyiv and Kharkov, and the building of the Artem rocket and space enterprise in Kyiv. There is no exact information yet. Strikes were also carried out in Dnepropetrovsk, Ternopil, Rivne, Khmelnitsk, Vinnitsa and Zhitomir.

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[Musashi]

I mean, that it would be a ukrainian rocket anyway, even if it is a russian, because NATO wouldnt go into war against ruZZia... That's what I believe.

You are basically wrong, as both the government said it was a Russian missile. The key difference is, unlike the Ukrainian missile, it has not killed anybody and left the Polish airspace.
You don't go into a war with somebody if they just violate your airspace, so there's no point in pretending the missile belonged to somebody else.

 

[Jake84]

A massive missile strike was launched on Ukraine on December 29. The Russian army launched a massive attack on Ukraine today. Cruise missiles Kh-101 and Kh-555 were used from Tu-95MS aircraft, supersonic missiles Kh-22/Kh-32 from Tu-22M3 aircraft. Iskander ballistic missiles, Kinzhal hypersonic missiles and Geranium kamikaze drones were also used. Some of the missiles were shot down, some fell on city blocks, and the video shows the fall of one of the downed missiles. The Ukrainian army announced the interception of almost all Russian missiles. The strikes were carried out on critical infrastructure facilities, the Army Academy in Lvov, warehouses and facilities in Kyiv and Kharkov, and the building of the Artem rocket and space enterprise in Kyiv. There is no exact information yet. Strikes were also carried out in Dnepropetrovsk, Ternopil, Rivne, Khmelnitsk, Vinnitsa and Zhitomir.

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Thanks for your daily report 12 hours after the events, bruh. Too busy spamming other Internet forums to notify us of this attack here?

 

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Babushka has bigger balls than Vlad to speak out like that. Blame your leaders, some of your fellow countrymen. Your country? I dunno. I’m more often ashamed of my country than not too, but it remains my homeland.

 

[NoOne]

Ole Pootin looks like he has liver cancer ;0)

...or soul cancer.

 

[NoOne]

How many nations did America promise to support them until the final victory and then dropped them like a hot potato? If I had to make decisions that depended on America I would NEVER rely on their continued support. The only lesson learned here is, never trust America. I am sorry for our American forum members but this is the consequence of America's actions...

I've posted similar frustrations.

 

[PegAsus]

I'm just so frustrated with the powerful in the world, even with those who are supposed to be on our side. All the big promises and when it comes down to it, they drop it because it becomes inconvenient. The same applies to my government, this constant back and forth. They have the means, but they do nothing, it's not us who are bleeding... I could just puke.

 

[NoOne]

I'm just so frustrated with the powerful in the world, even with those who are supposed to be on our side. All the big promises and when it comes down to it, they drop it because it becomes inconvenient. The same applies to my government, this constant back and forth. They have the means, but they do nothing, it's not us who are bleeding... I could just puke.

The frightening thing is that lessons have not been learned. Some of the front line states are acting like the canaries in the coal mine and beginning to rearm, but the sense of lethargy in the political class, as well as the population in general is like watching a slow moving train-wreck. Evidently history is out of vogue, because a quick perusal would give us a roadmap of the next decade, and it ain't pretty.
For some reason, the "collective west" believes that we are exceptional, and will not be affected by the likes of Putin, Xi, Kim Khamenei, etc, etc. "They wouldn't dare attack us directly".
These people hate us, and their disdain for our resolve is increasing. They have demonstrated again and again that they are willing to sacrifice their people like cannon fodder to achieve their ends.
That is not to say I have no understanding of our own shortcomings and moral failures, a book or two could be written to that end, but, in the end, you better pick a side and damn well draw a line in the sand that you don't let the other guy cross. Unfortunately we step back a few and draw another ephemeral line and hope that one holds.
One day, relatively soon, we will have to fight. But with what?

 

[PegAsus]

Thanks for your daily report 12 hours after the events, bruh. Too busy spamming other Internet forums to notify us of this attack here?

If this guy appears in the forum, then you know that the ruZZians have been kicked in the arse by the Ukrainians somewhere...

 

[Musashi]

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