Ukraine.

[bormotello]

View: https://twitter.com/talkrealopinion/status/1689651219986595842

 

[Wolf]

Ping!

 

[Fishalt]

Now reduced to 18 percent of Ukraine's territory


View: https://twitter.com/War_Mapper/status/1686417004293464064?t=itnr9JGguo7FN6Gf6H11iQ&s=19


And falling.

This is just another example of your inability to understand methodologies and statistics, and how easily you're manipulated by them. A slight increase (or decrease) on a substantive/exponential numeric change means...well, fuck all. What you are saying is that a ship at sea with a hole in the side of it the size of a commercial refrigerator is not in danger of sinking because it is being bailed out by a one-armed pirate with a thimble. But before we get to that, we don't even know how this alleged retaking of territory is being defined at the statistical level. If this is being calculated from the base level of regions where Russia sent sorties and assaults at the beginning of the war (such as Kherson) this would not be a methodologically sound springboard to determine how much land Ukraine has retaken at all. Russia never had full control of Kherson, and Kherson was never annexed territory in the sense that Crimea, Mariupol and Bakhmut currently are. It had made rapid advances in Kherson and admittedly overreached, underestimating the role of NATO support in the conflict. You've been made a victim of very biased sample-framing, I'm afraid.One of the oldest tricks in the book. Russia never controlled the amount of territory required to statistically make the concessions posited by the data you have produced.

You're not very smart bro. It's no wonder you're a failed programmer. You can't math, can't logic.

Edit: How the fuck did you ever deal with scaling and integers? You didn't. You washed dishes.

 

[bormotello]

View: https://twitter.com/TuiteroMartin/status/1690080348556742656?t=LFSi3f49mjll-a546UvqBw&s=19


Pong!

So it is still not taken by Ukrainian nazis, just shelling over the Dnepr river

 

[Fishalt]

Which you brought up first in relation to territory taken by Russia.

Sigh

Put the cone back on your head and go back to your desk in the back corner of the room that faces the wall, and return to eating your pot of glue.

 

[Wolf]

Any sign of Oily Rehn lately?

 

[Fishalt]

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1jq2w0cNp5U&t=218s

 

[Fishalt]

All glory to merciful mother Russia: The only developed nation standing up for the rights of a population currently being genocided.

 

[Fishalt]

Sucks to be you.

I feel pretty great on balance.

 

[Wolf]

What's really interesting is that you took the above quote from Wikipedia to attempt to say Russian was "steadily annexing the entire country"....and then went on to immediately produce this hot steaming pile of shit:

You clearly don't seem to understand what you are writing.


It doesn't look "fuck all" on a map of Ukraine. Its a substantial reduction in the area controlled by Russia.


Bro? Are you a gangbanger now? Or just an angsty teenager?


You've already clearly demonstrated you don't know anything about software development. Why draw attention to that profound lack of knowledge again?

Wankstain attacking Wikipedia as it uses Parrots and Cats on Twatter as its verifiable sources.

Ping!!

 

[Fishalt]

 

[Wolf]

Ping!

Here doggy, here doggy.....

 

[Wolf]

Kicking the fuck out of the Uki Nazis......

Russia steps up pressure in northeast Ukraine

Russia says it has improved its fighting positions around the northeast Ukraine town of Kupiansk, where its advance has prompted Ukrainian officials to urge residents to evacuate.

www.rte.ie

 

[PlunkettsGhost]

View: https://twitter.com/julia_kanin/status/1690204995243675648

 

[PlunkettsGhost]

View: https://twitter.com/21WIRE/status/1690335428459536384

 

[Professor]

What you are saying is that a ship at sea with a hole in the side of it the size of a commercial refrigerator is not in danger of sinking because it is being bailed out by a one-armed pirate with a thimble.

" . . . Shag the shipping and everything else to hell, We're just in there for the coin & plunder. . .
. . . We's be miles awayyyyyy by tomorrow, Ukie's and all you will pay for our stinkin' booty, aarrrrgggghh"

 

[bormotello]

View: https://twitter.com/wartranslated/status/1690275611862786049/photo/1

Do you mean worrying for Ukraine?

 

[bormotello]

View: https://twitter.com/Gerashchenko_en/status/1690313845842014209?t=G5_TOBDpFU9hlMW73xI7QQ&s=19


Russian tourists enjoy the view.


View: https://twitter.com/uarealitynow/status/1690325588777615360?t=k5iQkEkNbbftA4ifmhpPig&s=19

fake as usual
just a smoke screen

 

[Fishalt]

What's really interesting is that you took the above quote from Wikipedia to attempt to say Russian was "steadily annexing the entire country"....and then went on to immediately produce this hot steaming pile of shit:

You clearly don't seem to understand what you are writing.


It doesn't look "fuck all" on a map of Ukraine. Its a substantial reduction in the area controlled by Russia.


Bro? Are you a gangbanger now? Or just an angsty teenager?


You've already clearly demonstrated you don't know anything about software development. Why draw attention to that profound lack of knowledge again?

 

[bormotello]

View: https://twitter.com/PhillipsPOBrien/status/1690436080636506112?t=IK3Zz2JzK7HwZfLOiBRVkg&s=19

so the whole summer and 30% of NATO-supplied armor spent on gains which you can see only with magnifying glass while the first line of principal defense is not reached yet and you call it a success

 

[Fishalt]

" Ukraine is advancing"!

Yes, indeed. Into another encirclement death trap.

 

[Professor]

Actually...I'm now in favour of the digital ruble.

That's okay, your experience is typical of any currency trader, dumps the coin one day - loves it the next.

 

[bormotello]

View: https://twitter.com/RALee85/status/1690532379340005376?s=20

LOL
It is two months since Ukraine first time reported taking it

View: https://twitter.com/visegrad24/status/1667983331927916545

3 Leopards, a two dozen of Bradleys, countless Soviet-made armor, and a few thousand KiAs just to travel through a small village which is 30km away from the principal defense line
Do the maths on how much resources Ukraine will spend just to reach the current principal defense line, while Russia has plenty of time to build another one behind

 

[Fishalt]

Ukraine is allegedly using chemical weapons at the front.


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fgThNbLkKJA

 

[Wolf]

Actually...I'm now in favour of the digital ruble.


View: https://twitter.com/Gerashchenko_en/status/1690394823780380673

Of course you are, someone on Twatter told you to be.

 

[Wolf]

Russia's already done this.

Russians used chemical weapons near Ukraine’s Novodanylivka: Kyiv

Russian forces used used chemical munitions in the area of Novodanylivka in the Zaporizhzhia Oblast on Sunday, the Ukrainian military said on Monday.“The

english.alarabiya.net

Must be ok so.

 

[SeekTheFairLand]

Ukrainians Begin To Despair As Bloody Counteroffensive Yields Small Gains​

BY TYLER DURDEN
SUNDAY, AUG 13, 2023 - 01:45 PM
Authored by Kyle Anzalone via The Libertarian Institute,
According to the Washington Post, many citizens of Ukraine are adopting a darker mood about the war with Russia, and national unity is beginning to fray. The change in sentiment comes as Kiev’s spring counteroffensive fails to retake significant territory despite surging casualties.
"Ukrainians, much in need of good news, are simply not getting any," the Washington Post reported Thursday. One Ukrainian, Alla Blyzniuk, interviewed by the outlet, said, "[before] people were united." Now, she described, a sense of collective "disappointment."

Image: Ministry of Defense of Ukraine
The sense of despair is driven by massive casualties in Kiev’s counteroffensive. Blyzniuk said that most soldiers sent to the front die in just two to three days.
Last week, Politico reported that Kiev had committed 150,000 troops to fight along three fronts. Nevertheless, the Pentagon admits that Ukrainian forces have failed to make any significant gains.
Washington publicly claims it has provided Kiev with everything Ukraine needs to wage a successful counteroffensive. However, Western officials admitted to the Wall Street Journal that Ukrainian forces lacked critical equipment.
"When Ukraine launched its big counteroffensive this spring, Western military officials knew Kyiv didn’t have all the training or weapons—from shells to warplanes—that it needed to dislodge Russian forces." The report continued, "But they hoped Ukrainian courage and resourcefulness would carry the day. They Haven’t."
Anna Oliinyk, a Ukrainian soldier, told the Post that she hoped the losses would be worth the price...
"We’ve got all these guys coming back from the front line without limbs," she said. "I want the price they paid to be reasonable. Otherwise it’s just useless, what they went through."


Anna’s husband, a Ukrainian soldier who lost a leg, told the Post he would not enlist if he could make the choice again, adding that Kiev is sending untrained soldiers to the front lines.
"They are taking everyone and sending them to the front line without proper preparation," he said. "I don’t want to be in the company of unmotivated people."

 

[bormotello]

Recently liberated from Ukrainian Nazis Novoselovskoe village is full of dead Ukrainian bodies

View: https://twitter.com/12_31_84/status/1690373563717423104

 

[bormotello]

Ukrainian suicide mission to drive through Urozhainoe

View: https://twitter.com/_Surovikin_/status/1690705621765513216

 

[Declan]

Ukrainians Begin To Despair As Bloody Counteroffensive Yields Small Gains​

BY TYLER DURDEN
SUNDAY, AUG 13, 2023 - 01:45 PM
Authored by Kyle Anzalone via The Libertarian Institute,
According to the Washington Post, many citizens of Ukraine are adopting a darker mood about the war with Russia, and national unity is beginning to fray. The change in sentiment comes as Kiev’s spring counteroffensive fails to retake significant territory despite surging casualties.
"Ukrainians, much in need of good news, are simply not getting any," the Washington Post reported Thursday. One Ukrainian, Alla Blyzniuk, interviewed by the outlet, said, "[before] people were united." Now, she described, a sense of collective "disappointment."

Image: Ministry of Defense of Ukraine
The sense of despair is driven by massive casualties in Kiev’s counteroffensive. Blyzniuk said that most soldiers sent to the front die in just two to three days.
Last week, Politico reported that Kiev had committed 150,000 troops to fight along three fronts. Nevertheless, the Pentagon admits that Ukrainian forces have failed to make any significant gains.
Washington publicly claims it has provided Kiev with everything Ukraine needs to wage a successful counteroffensive. However, Western officials admitted to the Wall Street Journal that Ukrainian forces lacked critical equipment.
"When Ukraine launched its big counteroffensive this spring, Western military officials knew Kyiv didn’t have all the training or weapons—from shells to warplanes—that it needed to dislodge Russian forces." The report continued, "But they hoped Ukrainian courage and resourcefulness would carry the day. They Haven’t."
Anna Oliinyk, a Ukrainian soldier, told the Post that she hoped the losses would be worth the price...
"We’ve got all these guys coming back from the front line without limbs," she said. "I want the price they paid to be reasonable. Otherwise it’s just useless, what they went through."


Anna’s husband, a Ukrainian soldier who lost a leg, told the Post he would not enlist if he could make the choice again, adding that Kiev is sending untrained soldiers to the front lines.
"They are taking everyone and sending them to the front line without proper preparation," he said. "I don’t want to be in the company of unmotivated people."

The ukes appear to be out of men.

 

[Wolf]

The ukes appear to be out of men.

There's plenty of the fuckers here in Ireland, maybe Leo will organise flights for them to return home and fight for their country?

 

[Wolf]

Zitler's refusal, under instruction from Washington, to engage in peace talks and to find a solution will result in more and more Ukrainian civilians being needlessly killed.
Zitler is a vile and sick wee despot under the control of the American terror machine.

Russian forces kill six, including baby girl and her parents, in Kherson

The infant was 23 days old.

www.thejournal.ie

 

[Mad as Fish]

The Russians look clearly fucked here.


View: https://twitter.com/mhmck/status/1690764347608289281?s=20


Bad days ahead.

So when do you expect Moscow to fall? Better be before the winter, there is some unfortunate history surronding those who didn't get the job sewn up in the autumn.

 

[Fishalt]

The funniest part of all this is that M1A2 obviously doesn't understand how insignificant Urozhaine is, broadly speaking. It's a township with less than 1K people, and the AFU, yet again, has only been able to take it at insane cost. Will they even be able to hold it?

It appears that AFU were kind of banking on beating Russia back easily, as they did in Kharkiv at the start of the war. The difference is at that time Russias was spread very thin and wasn't dug in. That's not the case in areas such as Urozhaine--which admittedly is harder for the Russians to controol because it's the tip of the entire Ukrainian back-field and can be assaulted by them from three sides. They're bleeding men, artillery, armour and munitions for relatively insignificant gains that they very likely don't have the requisite backup forces to ensure ongoing control over. I don't see the point in it. I guess it's about optics, throwing some meat to the M1A2s in the world who vainly cling to the belief that Ukraine still has a chance in all of this.

 

[Professor]

I guess it's about optics,

Exactly, to give the people back home in the west a sense of hope, give the troops and new fighters in training some sense of security and high morale to be soon fighting in the fields for the winning side

 

[Declan]

Exactly, to give the people back home in the west a sense of hope, give the troops and new fighters in training some sense of security and high morale to be soon fighting in the fields for the winning side

Ukraine now is as popular as lads being asked to explain why they wore masks.

Thank God it is basically over. Biden may or may not get another 20 billion but when that is passed away, it is all done.

I read that a single unguided 155 mm shell is $300.

 

[Professor]

lads being asked to explain why they wore masks

Shhhhhhhhhh . . . There's been a rumour that a fact-checking masker has been seen doing the rounds . . . there'll be no end to it

 

[Mad as Fish]

Russian supporters really do love pedos.


View: https://twitter.com/AdamKinzinger/status/1690359032114987009?t=1uMycSJCB_MboD0DLQokNQ&s=19

Kindly point to any evidence of this being the case.

 

[Professor]

Russian supporters really do love pedos.

Apparently your assertion is untrue nonsense, again.

 

[Mad as Fish]

Chaz, I literally just posted the evidence, above.

Heres a reminder about Mr. Ritter.

Former UN weapons inspector found guilty in online sex case

Scott Ritter, chief inspector in Iraq in 1990s, masturbated in online chat with detective posing as underage girl

www.theguardian.com

MAF is clearly losing it.

Err... no, your original link had no such evidence, I checked.

Amazing how it has taken 18 months for you bunch of losers to dig that one up. I would suggest that the pro Ukie crowd are the ones who are not at all with it.