Russian special military operation in Ukraine #24

thegopnik wrote:

ArgentinaGuard wrote:I am amazed at the level of Russia's military ineffectiveness.
Russia did the hardest thing: resist the West's criminal economic embargo. That was a brilliant strategy of their economy ministers
The easiest thing was to win the war. You cannot win the war against Ukraine knowing your territory, culture, being on the edge of the border, having military experience and resources to spare. You got the fucking jew laughing at you, the azov nazis still hanging around.

We Argentines (a third world country), absolutely alone, without technology and equipment, never made the tremendous mistakes of Russia against the British and all of NATO.

That is called ineffectiveness and I would not like to give Hitler the historical reason for the lack of talent of the Slavs. I hope that Russia will make a counteroffensive and destroy that shit country with the whole West.

We will see how ukrainians will be this winter without water, gas and electricity. my only problem is that whatever territory they capture is that they get the people out or they stay to get killed

ArgentinaGuard wrote:
I give you an example. Argentina and Chile were on the brink of war in 1979. Pinochet entrusted his secret service to poison the drinking water of the Rio de la Plata and kill the population of Buenos Aires. I admire him because the guy loved his country.

limb wrote:Why are there barely any russian mechanized troops in ukraine atm?
Kherson is mainly VDV,
kharkov was mainly lnr militia and sobr
Donbass is mainly republic troops, cossacks wagner and akhmat
liman is mainly BARS.

Whats going on? It seems like russian mechanized infantry presence gradually disappeared by july.

thegopnik wrote:https://twitter.com/mdfzeh/status/1570111644893585409 chechens giving oath before heading to battle.

Arkanghelsk wrote:

limb wrote:Why are there barely any russian mechanized troops in ukraine atm?
Kherson is mainly VDV,
kharkov was mainly lnr militia and sobr
Donbass is mainly republic troops, cossacks wagner and akhmat
liman is mainly BARS.

Whats going on? It seems like russian mechanized infantry presence gradually disappeared by july.

I said this back in May, that Russian army was gone

Tbh it was an educated guess based on the pace of advance and videos of the type of units on ground

I really think the Russian army was pulled out after Kiev

Those guys wore digital flora pattern with st. George ribbon sewn into

The guys we have seen since may, are like irregulars

And some regular units supporting in logistics and fire support

Idk where the Russian army is

ALAMO wrote:

I have a funny story to tell
A friend of mine, is a Pole naturalized in Germany.
His family is there like since the 60s, when having a german shepherd dog was enough to get citizenship
He was on a tourist trip to Argentine, settled by a well-known German tour operator.
The story happened in the 90s
He took his wife for a trip to visit "a German settlers' domain"
They were getting there by the river.
At the very end of the trip, they faced something that looked like a big fortress made of brick, concrete and wood.
It looked like the Atlantic Wall, only smaller, including small windows for shooters in a thick walls surrounding  
As soon as they walked through the gate, a proudly waving nazi banner entertained their approach.
The very last thing he dared to say to his wife, as she was with him, was "shut the **** up and don't open your mouth!" as she was a Pole either, but hardly speak any German as she just arrived a month earlier
That was a bloody nazi fort in the middle of nowhere, where little kids were "sieg heiling" at any corner.
Like in the bloody movies.

calripson wrote:

Maybe because Ukraine is loaded to the gills with effective anti-armor weapons and precision strike weapons that will decimate massed armor. As I have stated for years, any armor on the modern battlefield without effective APS and effective SHORAD is an expensive metal coffin. Has Russia deployed any effective APS on its armor?

ALAMO wrote:

sepheronx wrote:So there is flooding in Krivoy Rog due to russias strike at the dam.  Ukraines bridges used by military over the Ingulets are destroyed/swept away.  A large amount of people are either leaving or trying to stock up on water.

We will see how this plays out.

You already see how it plays out.
If the Russkie want to take out a dam, they will do it within 10 minutes
Not like some HIMARS supa-dupa-scary-voo-doo shit that is used to target a bridge or a dam for months, making holes in pave lines mostly.

ALAMO wrote:
You already see how it plays out.
If the Russkie want to take out a dam, they will do it within 10 minutes
Not like some HIMARS supa-dupa-scary-voo-doo shit that is used to target a bridge or a dam for months, making holes in pave lines mostly.