Warfare Russia/Ukraine War

[Chazman]

The impossibility is obvious even to most of us, so that's not happening.

I agree. If France, which apparently is leading this initiative, can rustle up 20-ish K Euro troops, that would be something.

 

[Connaught Ranger]

The Kooksans barrel is made of two pieces, because of lacking technologies. Its very unprecise.

Its intention is to terrorise SK with indiscriminent shelling.

It can shoot 1 to 2 times in 5 minutes.

It also needs to come well within range of Ukrainian weapons when on the battlefield more scrap metal waiting for the conversion.

 

[Connaught Ranger]

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[Fluff]

The impossibility is obvious even to most of us, so that's not happening.

Putin isnt going to call anyones bluff on this proposal.

and broadening out the whole issue, both sides seem to be making noises about closing this whole thing off.

how thats going to work, who knows.

And putin spends plenty of time on mind games, about time we played the same game.

Hell I bet India could supply 50K troops for the right price?

 

[Chazman]

Putin isnt going to call anyones bluff on this proposal.

and broadening out the whole issue, both sides seem to be making noises about closing this whole thing off.

how thats going to work, who knows.

And putin spends plenty of time on mind games, about time we played the same game.

Hell I bet India could supply 50K troops for the right price?

Actual units would have to be stood up with a plan to get them there - if not already deployed there - for Putin to take it seriously. Worth doing, just for that. He'd probably make some concessions just to get them out of there.

 

[Mike1976]

Putin isnt going to call anyones bluff on this proposal.

and broadening out the whole issue, both sides seem to be making noises about closing this whole thing off.

how thats going to work, who knows.

And putin spends plenty of time on mind games, about time we played the same game.

Hell I bet India could supply 50K troops for the right price?

India who relies on russia as one of it's main arms suppliers.

That India?

 

[Fluff]

India who relies on russia as one of it's main arms suppliers.

That India?

Because those export t72 are sooooo goood….

India would take a couple of $bn to do it.

 

[Chazman]

The bulk of troops would have to come from the usual suspects. France, Germany, UK, Poland, Baltics, etc. Turkey is too busy trying to revive the Ottoman Empire and Greece and soon to be NATO member Cyprus are too busy keeping an eye on Turkey.

 

[Musashi]

To answer, I'd say yes, Europe/UK could find 100,000 troops. Probably lean on Greece/Turkey/poland for the bodies, with Uk/Germany/france providing helicopters, engineers, fighter and air defence cover, and paying for the bodies.

Neither the Polish nor the Greek nor the Turkish government isn’t stupid enough to send their troops to Ukraine.
None of us signed to Budapest Memorandum that guaranteed Ukraine’s borders. None of us threatened Ukraine with destroying its economy if it hand t got rid of nuclear weapon the way the U.S.A did either.
Somebody will have to find a different byatch who would have to do the job the Budapest Memorandum signatories promised to do, as Poland isn’t going to be one.

 

[Hiryu2.0]

Lithuania bans citizens of Russia, Belarus, China from joining armed forces | Caliber.Az

Lithuania's parliament has approved new amendments that prevent individuals with Russian, Belarusian, or Chinese citizenship from joining the Lithuanian Armed Forces....

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[Chazman]

Neither the Polish nor the Greek nor the Turkish government isn’t stupid enough to send their troops to Ukraine.
None of us signed to Budapest Memorandum that guaranteed Ukraine’s borders. None of us threatened Ukraine with destroying its economy if it hand t got rid of nuclear weapon the way the U.S.A did either.
Somebody will have to find a different byatch who would have to do the job the Budapest Memorandum signatories promised to do, as Poland isn’t going to be one.

Russia signed it, and they already have troops in Ukraine. Point being, the Budapest Memorandum means absolutely nothing now.

 

[Hiryu2.0]

Ukraine will no longer allow transit of Russian gas, Zelenskyy says

Volodymyr Zelenskyy has ruled out the possibility of allowing the transit of Russian-made gas under the label of Azerbaijan. #EuropeNews

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[Soldier35]

Russian sappers of the Karbyshev engineering battalion have started using FPV drones for mining and demining in Ukraine. The video shows the installation of POM-2 mines and demining using a Russian FPV drone. POM-2 anti-personnel fragmentation mines were developed in the 1980s in the USSR. The POM-2 mine family includes several types of ammunition, the mine weighs 1,500 grams, the amount of explosive is 140 grams, and the radius of continuous destruction is 16 meters. The POM-2 mine explodes after touching one of four nylon threads 10 meters long. The POM-2 mine is not extractable or neutralized, it self-destructs after a period of time, from 4 to 100 hours. The radius of destruction of the POM-2 mine is 16 meters.

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[Hiryu2.0]

Vladimir Putin accuses 'ethnic Jews' of tearing apart the Russian Orthodox Church - Jewish Telegraphic Agency

Critics of Putin decried the statement as antisemitic, noting parallels to Soviet state antisemitism under Josef Stalin.

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[Hiryu2.0]

Russian deserters from Ukraine war burned alive at Putin's 'torture jail'

Several deserters from Putin's war in Ukraine have been burned alive at one of Russia's notorious 'torture jails', where so-called 'refuseniks' are regularly beaten

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[Mike1976]

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