Russian special military operation in Ukraine #2

PapaDragon wrote:What happened? What do they know that we don't? What's the long term plan?

What kicked this off? Because the Ukraine is not exactly new topic but so far they were completely restrained diplomatically and militarily and yet the whole thing went tits up all of a sudden

Any ideas? Seriously asking here

PapaDragon wrote:

Krepost wrote:Belgrade tonight. Where is PapaDragon?

Yeah, I'm here

Apparently El Presidente managed to put together a statement that made both Russia and USA not only happy but are also giving us attaboys

Fu*k if I know how they managed to do it (seems they are capable of pulling that off but giving teachers a pay raise is a tall order)

I guess we skipped getting our balls stomped on for a while

miketheterrible wrote:

Orlan wrote:.....Not very much tbh. Again, what war is popular.

You know **** all, it's at 70%...

You have any sources on that?

I didn't run into any polls (been avoiding news honestly, kinda stressful events)




What really eats me is being curious about what exactly motivated Russia to go full Rolling Thunder on international relations by starting this because they torched a lot of bridges here for decades to come and apparently entire government and political spectrum seems to be okay with it

What happened? What do they know that we don't? What's the long term plan?

What kicked this off? Because the Ukraine is not exactly new topic but so far they were completely restrained diplomatically and militarily and yet the whole thing went tits up all of a sudden

Any ideas? Seriously asking here

PhSt wrote:Khuyiv would be a nice place to test this weapon now..


S2FGA3Z-oYM

flamming_python wrote:

A plurality of Russians were for the LNR/DNR recognition according to one poll. A slim plurality - like 45 to 40. Another poll put the amount of Russians supporting that at a much higher level.

How many Russians do you think are for all this shit going on?

Putin is going to have to pull a bunny rabbit out the hat. Don't see how, but we'll see what happens.

PapaDragon wrote:

What really eats me is being curious about what exactly motivated Russia to go full Rolling Thunder on international relations by starting this because they torched a lot of bridges here for decades to come and apparently entire government and political spectrum seems to be okay with it

What happened? What do they know that we don't? What's the long term plan?

What kicked this off? Because the Ukraine is not exactly new topic but so far they were completely restrained diplomatically and militarily and yet the whole thing went tits up all of a sudden

Any ideas? Seriously asking here

Orlan wrote:

flamming_python wrote:

A plurality of Russians were for the LNR/DNR recognition according to one poll. A slim plurality - like 45 to 40. Another poll put the amount of Russians supporting that at a much higher level.

How many Russians do you think are for all this shit going on?

Putin is going to have to pull a bunny rabbit out the hat. Don't see how, but we'll see what happens.

On other hand all my Russian friends were supportive of DNR/LNR recognition, like literally all. But of this war...literally noone is fully supportive.

PhSt wrote:

If your Russian friends live in the West, then I guess they are only protecting themselves from being canceled ie losing their jobs by not commenting on the situation. In the college I am attending here in Canada, Pro-Ukrainian propaganda is being promoted by the school administration

GunshipDemocracy wrote:

flamming_python wrote:
Or more likely, he won't.

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My question would be whether was there control of the whole Ukraine planned or only the  eastern part?  

I mean Kiyev - Transdnistria line? And then years of organic work to denazify population. Even non nazi can be grown up with anitRussian propaganda sold as history. It would be hardest part...

BTW  Check out Polish wiki about Azov battalion. Of Urko patriots. They forgot to update their code of arms and kept the one form 2014.
https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pu%C5%82k_%E2%80%9EAzow%E2%80%9D



and now check SS  das Reich code of arms. Just coincidential.

Orlan wrote:Intel and AMD stop supplying microchips to Russia.

kvs wrote:So according to Alex Christoforou (video linked by par far) who cites the US estimate, Russia is running this operation with less than
50,000 men. That is surprisingly low. People cannot expect this number of soldiers to take over a country the size of Ukraine at a pace
they want. The number of troops implies to me that Russia is expecting lots of local support. And we do have evidence that locals
are feeding intel to the Russian forces. Of course, there are civilians who are not happy with the invasion.

Orlan wrote:Intel and AMD stop supplying microchips to Russia.

flamming_python wrote:


My guess is they will take the whole thing. Too dangerous to leave uncontrolled territory where opposition can rally. They will go right to the border and assume control of the border

GunshipDemocracy wrote:

mnztr wrote:

GunshipDemocracy wrote:

flamming_python wrote:


My guess is they will take the whole thing. Too dangerous to leave uncontrolled territory where opposition can rally. They will go right to the border and assume control of the border

yet resources you need to control this... the whole generation of Ukrainians was brought up in antiRussian manner. So many potential guerillas saboteurs were surely prepared anticipation what will happen.

Im sure thet chances were carefully examined by Russian govt before repelling Ukro aggression.

mnztr wrote:I read that the only AN-225 has been destroyed on the ground    

anyone confirm the veracity of this sad story?

mnztr wrote:I read that the only AN-225 has been destroyed on the ground    

anyone confirm the veracity of this sad story?