caveat emptor wrote:Podlodka77 wrote:
Мулац, да ли те је неко нешто питао ?
There are institutions and therapy for problems like yours. Don't lose hope.
Lmao
caveat emptor wrote:Podlodka77 wrote:
Мулац, да ли те је неко нешто питао ?
There are institutions and therapy for problems like yours. Don't lose hope.
ALAMO wrote:"Russia uses 10% of forces" is bullshit.
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caveat emptor wrote:Podlodka77 wrote:
Мулац, да ли те је неко нешто питао ?
There are institutions and therapy for problems like yours. Don't lose hope.
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We all don't know what the russian plan is...but for sure it's better for the people there to cry "slava Ukraini" and "Sieg Heil" than to trust the russian side. Russian Army just abandoned the people here ...they will kill hundreds of civilians and later claim that Russia killed them before retreating.Podlodka77 wrote:
Arkhangelsk, I can't be silent anymore - you're an idiot for a gold medal ! Who the **** are you ? What do you know ? A psycho sitting in an armchair and just hysterical, that's you. In the Russian General Staff and in the Kremlin, they are certainly cutting their veins and panicking, and they are planning to evacuate the population beyond the Urals. Come on, stop it ! Arkhangelsk, go to VLADIVOSTOK and you will be safer !
I'm fed up with more of you smartass - stop it. If Russia is not mobilizing and everything is working as it is, then there must be a reason for that. Do you sit in the Kremlin or Putin? Is Gerasimov the Chief of the General Staff or is it Arkhangelsk ?
Hello morons, you are just ordinary forum members and you don't know nothing - just like I don't know what the Russian plan is.
I can't stand pathos and cleverness, I get mad at that. Arkhangelsk and others like him "know" how and when aviation should be used, they "know" how and where troops should be deployed, just as they "know" what games are being played behind the scenes - what none of us can see. What a bunch of pathetic cowards...
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Azi wrote:We all don't know what the russian plan is...but for sure it's better for the people there to cry "slava Ukraini" and "Sieg Heil" than to trust the russian side. Russian Army just abandoned the people here ...they will kill hundreds of civilians and later claim that Russia killed them before retreating.Podlodka77 wrote:
Arkhangelsk, I can't be silent anymore - you're an idiot for a gold medal ! Who the **** are you ? What do you know ? A psycho sitting in an armchair and just hysterical, that's you. In the Russian General Staff and in the Kremlin, they are certainly cutting their veins and panicking, and they are planning to evacuate the population beyond the Urals. Come on, stop it ! Arkhangelsk, go to VLADIVOSTOK and you will be safer !
I'm fed up with more of you smartass - stop it. If Russia is not mobilizing and everything is working as it is, then there must be a reason for that. Do you sit in the Kremlin or Putin? Is Gerasimov the Chief of the General Staff or is it Arkhangelsk ?
Hello morons, you are just ordinary forum members and you don't know nothing - just like I don't know what the Russian plan is.
I can't stand pathos and cleverness, I get mad at that. Arkhangelsk and others like him "know" how and when aviation should be used, they "know" how and where troops should be deployed, just as they "know" what games are being played behind the scenes - what none of us can see. What a bunch of pathetic cowards...
I can't understand a few things....
Why Ukraine has still now after 6 months a capable air defense? Russia can't use tactical and strategic aviation deep inside Ukraine! Why can Ukraine move freely large columns of armored vehicle? We all saw the images and videos of dozens over dozens of MRAP in a large column somewhere in Ukraine.
Why is the infrastructure in Ukraine not destroyed? Why are decision making centers not destroyed (as a warning!)?
Why no reinforcement near frontline villages and towns??? Instead 50000 soldiers participating in Vostok exercise. The information for a Ukrainian attack in Kharkov oblast was known for over 3 weeks.
If Ukraine can mass thousands of thousands soldiers with hundreds of tanks and APCs, they still have fuel and ammunition...if Ukraine aviation is still active....then something goes extreme wrong!
I have no doubt Russia will win this war!!! But people there will not forget, that Russia abandoned them! The success of the "counteroffensive" in Kharkov oblast will push the Ukrainians galactic. Instead of being desperate the smell a bit of victory over Russia and will bring more and more meat to the meat grinder and if course due to this Russian soldiers will die and civilians of course too.
These are legitimate questions you should ask!
Maybe true. Ukraine risks a lot with this kind of "counteroffensive". If they fail they will lose fast! If Ukraine try to push harder to the west they will fail definitely! If they are smart they will entrench in Balakleya as fast as possible.JohninMK wrote:From a poster on MoA. Now if this is correct, what opportunity might this present to the Russians? How does it compare in importance to Izyum? Just how much might Kiev have sacrificed for today's meeting in Ramstein?
Interesting, there are claims from Kharkov residents that Kharkov city is void of troops, only ambulances in the city. Some comments re: this article. If true, UA might have thrown most of their troops from Kharkov SE.
https://en.topwar.ru/201510-podrazdelenija-vsu-zamecheny-v-zapadnoj-chasti-balaklei-v-gorode-idut-boi.html
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Podlodka77 wrote:
If Garry blocks me because of such assholes and five-columners like you, I will never return to the forum. The war in Ukrоshitstan is fought by men, not you and Arkhangelsk. I am not a coward, but I am not a witness to the war personally, I do not participate in it.
Unlike you and others like you, I don't give myself the right to think about how something should be done this way and that way - the Russians know that better. And if Garry blocks me because of an IRRELEVANT CHARACTER like you, then this forum is not for me. I have contributed more here than you here, МУЛАЦ !
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As people before me said civilians with pro-Russian views will pay heavy price. For example, mayor of Balakleya was cooperating with Russian army from the day one. I hope that he left the town.Azi wrote:
Maybe true. Ukraine risks a lot with this kind of "counteroffensive". If they fail they will lose fast! If Ukraine try to push harder to the west they will fail definitely! If they are smart they will entrench in Balakleya as fast as possible.
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Ukrainians are reportedly already carrying out the executions.caveat emptor wrote:As people before me said civilians with pro-Russian views will pay heavy price. For example, mayor of Balakleya was cooperating with Russian army from the day one. I hope that he left the town.Azi wrote:
Maybe true. Ukraine risks a lot with this kind of "counteroffensive". If they fail they will lose fast! If Ukraine try to push harder to the west they will fail definitely! If they are smart they will entrench in Balakleya as fast as possible.
This break can be rectified, but they'll have to mobilize reinforcements and attack head on. There will be much higher losses than normal, but that is the situation now. And it has to happen fast, because Ukrainians will send reinforcements.
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zorobabel wrote:Ukrainians are reportedly already carrying out the executions.caveat emptor wrote:.
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Hole wrote:https://www.imetatronink.com/2022/09/counter-offensive-you-keep-using-that.html
Calm down and read.
If the Ukrainians want to go on the "offensive" – attacking established Russian defensive positions – Russian commanders will enthusiastically receive them at any point along their lines.
Nothing will end this war faster than continuing Ukrainian "counter-offensives" of the type we have seen over the last few days.
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Yes sure, chicken littles. Says the man that never had to deal with situations like that in his life.Backman wrote:The chicken littles make so many assumptions about what is going on.
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caveat emptor wrote:Yes sure, chicken littles. Says the man that never had to deal with situations like that in his life.Backman wrote:The chicken littles make so many assumptions about what is going on.
Russians are personally invested in this, as they and their family or people they know might be in war or live in war affected areas.
I've personally, seen and felt situations as civilian and as a soldier when people were dying because of incompetency of politicians or military cadre.
Russian army is very dominant side when compared with Ukrainians in this war and this things shouldn't happen more than 6 months in the conflict.
You should've learned from your mistakes in the first month ( and there was a fair share of them) or later.
Nobody here thinks that Russians will lose. Only that this situation reeks of incompetency.
JohninMK wrote:Todays meeting in Ramstein AB
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thegopnik wrote:
Remember it was just villages 1-2 km behind Russian lines and it actually turns out that Ukies broke through around 50km ahead in 3 days?
During the start to present we somehow still stayed with 1/3rd of Ukraine territory.
Somehow russian forces with major aerial and artillery advantage cant beat this kind of push that Ukraine did.
The current pace is so slow with Russia that it gives Ukraine plenty of time to get trained with more modern NATO equipment being supplied as we speak.
Funny that we have a I want to join the Russian Army thread when its convincing enough to make people want to leave the fucking country before they get drafted to this war. How are they going to have to fix this because everyone is noticing these humiliating **** ups?
thegopnik wrote:
Remember it was just villages 1-2 km behind Russian lines and it actually turns out that Ukies broke through around 50km ahead in 3 days?
During the start to present we somehow still stayed with 1/3rd of Ukraine territory.
Somehow russian forces with major aerial and artillery advantage cant beat this kind of push that Ukraine did.
The current pace is so slow with Russia that it gives Ukraine plenty of time to get trained with more modern NATO equipment being supplied as we speak.
Funny that we have a I want to join the Russian Army thread when its convincing enough to make people want to leave the fucking country before they get drafted to this war. How are they going to have to fix this because everyone is noticing these humiliating **** ups?
The current pace is so slow with Russia that it gives Ukraine plenty of time to get trained with more modern NATO equipment being supplied as we speak.
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Bro, Stalin was fighting German army, which was the best land army at that time. Put things in context.flamming_python wrote:
If Stalin was still around you'd be shot for panic-mongering 10 times over by now
So Ukrs forced their way into some poorly defended area and overextended themselves massively.
The idea that this threatens any Russian group of forces is inherently preposterous. There can't be any Russian forces cut off north of Slavyansk, south of Slavyansk, or whatever. They're right next to Russian territory. Even if their supply lines come under artillery attack; they're not going to get encircled and surrender. Such forces are capable of fighting on for weeks with the supplies they have already. But I personally suspect that Russian command is just waiting for the right moment to counterattack and encircle. Because the Ukr offensive in the Kharkov region started nearly a week ago by now, there were murmerings about it 2-3 weeks ago, and Russia has all the spies/satellites/whatever to figure out who is moving where. If Russia wanted this territory, which BTW is right next to Russia - reinforced, and covered with huge amounts of air power than that's what they would have done.
You'll be shot too
What is it with all these limp-spines in this thread?
I can assure you the people at the front and the Russian command stuff are made of sterner stuff and have taken all such scenarios into account.
Leave the country already and spare us this 4chan level of discussion about who should be advancing at what pace. This isn't a race and there are no points for rushing forward 50km, getting cut off 50km behind new enemy lines, and then being shelled until you're dead.
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caveat emptor wrote:Yes sure, chicken littles. Says the man that never had to deal with situations like that in his life.Backman wrote:The chicken littles make so many assumptions about what is going on.
Russians are personally invested in this, as they and their family or people they know might be in war or live in war affected areas.
I've personally, seen and felt situations as civilian and as a soldier when people were dying because of incompetency of politicians or military cadre.
Russian army is very dominant side when compared with Ukrainians in this war and this things shouldn't happen more than 6 months in the conflict.
You should've learned from your mistakes in the first month ( and there was a fair share of them) or later.
Nobody here thinks that Russians will lose. Only that this situation reeks of incompetency.
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caveat emptor wrote:
Bro, Stalin was fighting German army, which was the best land army at that time. Put things in context.
On a sidenote, I didn't know that gopnik is Russian. Weird bird, in any case.
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