Rusia invade Ucrania. Y Ucrania a Rusia. Vol. 2

Al final lo de la base bombardeada fue un decoy?

https://www.straitstimes.com/world/europe/ukrainian-air-force-commander-says-russian-military-duped-by-realistic-models

La buena Ruzzia

#60913 Menuda bala han esquivado los gabachos.

Acaban de caer misiles en Kiev y uno de los objetivos de un double tap ha sido un hospital infantil, como vemos los moskalis no varían sus costumbres. Hay que erradicarlos del mapa a estas alturas, ya no hay remedio ni salvación para esos trozos de mierda.

The numbers documented in the latest article of the Economist reporting on the Russian losses in Ukraine in the last two years are staggering. They have exceeded all losses the Soviet Union and the Russian Federation experienced from 1945 to 2022, combined. Somewhere between 462,000 and 728,000 of Russian soldiers have been permanently eliminated, basically confirming the numbers Ukrainian forces have been reporting all along.

You can also see from that chart that the numbers of destroyed Russian militants has increased, significantly, over the past months, especially in connection with the failed Kharkiv incursion. It confirms what I was suspecting for a while. Russia is trying to brute-force a decision on the battlefield, respectively, is trying to project that it is making progress on the ground and lie to the public that Russia is winning the war. Though a few gains have been made on the ground, they all have been tiny. In some cases such as the Kharkiv incursion, they have been even partially reversed.

Strategically seen the Russian offensives have been all but a string of failures. The attrition rate of Russian human material and hardware is not sustainable on the long run. The situation of the Russian armor and the reserves have recently also been part of the debate. Depending on the analysts, Russian reserves of armor will last between 18 and 36 months, but it will end in a foreseeable future.

The Ukrainian drone campaign against Russian oil facilities and other high value targets in Russia might expedite Russia's downfall. It is a thorn in Russia's side, which many still don't take notice of enough.

Summarizing the paragraphs above, it appears that the Kremlin considers this year to be the make-or-break period. The Russian reserves are not enough to sustain a prolonged war, beyond the next 2 or 3 years. It is coming to on end, one way or another, so more than ever Russian cannon fodder has to be thrown into the fire. Putin needs to convince or more specifically bluff that Russia is winning, now more than ever, but numbers are not lying and Russia is failing by virtually every metric.

This is why Russians are investing so much to install their puppets in Western leadership positions and hope that they stop the war for them. This concerted effort by Russia will accelerate in the coming months. If Russians fail in doing so or their puppets do not turn out being this good, especially after realizing that long-term precautions have been taken to mitigate those risks, it will have a dramatic impact on the Russian war effort.

Europe and especially Germany are holding the keys for Russia's end. It is up to their determination to steer into the right direction, even without the US. The economic capacities are available even today.

#60919 El sexto párrafo lo dice, necesitan a peleles como Trump o LePen para parar el conflicto/ayuda y poderse salir con la suya porque a la velocidad que se agotan el material militar no les da para más de un año.

#60923 el tema es que Ucrania necesita la ayuda internacional y si les cortan el riego se quedan con una mano delante y otra atrás, aunque dicho esto, dudo que Trump se quiera poner en contra a toda la industria militar americana con la de pasta que genera y contratos por medio mundo...

#60917 muy correcto, llega esto a suceder en el hilo de Gaza tienes +50 páginas en 5 minutos llenos de la pandilla palmera , aquí por supuesto no los verás

#60929 bueno, a Kiev llegaron en un par de horas. Otra cosa es que volvieran los mismos que llegaron