Ukraine.

[Fishalt]

Russian paramilitary having a troll about shovels:

 

[Fishalt]

RU is so low on ammunition and resources that they are currently conducting a fresh campaign in Kherson concomitally with the campaign in Avdiivka. Here's some footage of them taking out AFU strongholds in the region with FAB-500's.


View: https://streamable.com/qypuzf


Speaking of Avdiivka,let's check in on the coke plant:


View: https://streamable.com/zz9fip

 

[Kangal]

View: https://twitter.com/Gerashchenko_en/status/1725880404555583650?t=xDbpOwIXMam5IuSTd1CCWA&s=19

 

[Kangal]

Was someone nattering on about Russian airfields?
Cos is what's been happening to them.


View: https://twitter.com/Tendar/status/1726334062258999626?t=QJVdQEnf1a121TDmnL_g3g&s=19

 

[jpc]

So the Ukies are throwing loads of troops over a river across which their supplies and reinforcements have to be transported, without air cover!

I should imagine the Russians are wetting themselves at this folly and will close the trap when it suits them.

It's moronic stupidity and shows the total disregard for the men committed to this pr gesture, which is dutifully reported in the msm as the beginning of an advance.

 

[Declan]

as the beginning of an advance.

Yes, into December.

It is likely that the agreed ceasefire will be demanded about 20 minutes after the israeli ceasefire

 

[Declan]

Sub freezing til about May 1st

 

[bormotello]

Poor North Korea can give Russia more artillery shells than the mighty EU

While Russia has significantly increased its arms stockpiles by partially restoring Soviet era production rates, while also making acquisitions from North Korea which has a larger artillery force than the Russian Army itself, Ukraine’s dwindling supplies have led growing numbers of analysts to conclude that Kiev’s defeat is a near certainty and may be achieved decisively in 2024.

Ukrainian Pilot Defects to Russia: U.S. Arms Cutoff and Counteroffensive Fallout Crush Morale - Military Watch Magazine

 

[bormotello]

it is very good question

If Ukrainians don't want to fight for Ukraine, why are we financing this war?

The Washington swamp is full of lamentations about the GOP's waning interest in funding the Ukraine war. According to Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty: The U.S. Congress has been unable to pass a new Ukraine aid bill since September as Rep...

www.americanthinker.com

 

[Fishalt]

I've posted much media detailing the sad state of the AFU. But none illustrates it more than this Ukrainian singer crooning to a roomful of "troops"--old men, despondent in the knowledge they are about to be sent to die.


View: https://streamable.com/dqgyyo

 

[clarke-connolly]

I've posted much media detailing the sad state of the AFU. But none illustrates it more than this Ukrainian singer crooning to a roomful of "troops"--old men, despondent in the knowledge they are about to be sent to die.


View: https://streamable.com/dqgyyo

Why don't ~ The FemInists ~ Go and Fight This One ! ! !

 

[clarke-connolly]

I've posted much media detailing the sad state of the AFU. But none illustrates it more than this Ukrainian singer crooning to a roomful of "troops"--old men, despondent in the knowledge they are about to be sent to die.


View: https://streamable.com/dqgyyo

Suddenly = = They Need White Men ! ! ! = = = To do the Dying ! !

Suddenly = = They Need the Patriarchy ! ! ! = = = To do the Dying ! !

 

[Declan]

Biden Signs Funding Bill Omitting Ukraine

On November 16, President Joe Biden signed a stopgap spending bill into law, thus forestalling an impending government shutdown. The limited appropriation of funds, which excluded aid to Ukraine, passed the Senate on November 15.House Speaker Mike Johnson, a Republican, proposed the legislation...

thenewamerican.com

Not looking good for Deadlinsky.

 

[Kangal]

Ukraine is Finally Catching Up to Russia in Artillery Power - Technology Org

For the first time since the beginning of the invasion, the Ukrainians began to fire more artillery shells per day than the invaders from Russia.

www.technology.org

 

[Kangal]

View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?si=duZB7MfWqAIqDOPv&v=X2AwAXcScds&feature=youtu.be

 

[Declan]

2 posts , no spaming.

 

[Kangal]

2 posts , no spaming.

It's alright Dec. Those Russians are still getting the whack-a-mole treatment at Avdiivka no matter how you want to manipulate the thread.

 

[Declan]

I am not manipulating anything. You are free to post, just not spam 4 tweets in a ro.

 

[jpc]

I am not manipulating anything. You are free to post, just not spam 4 tweets in a ro.

What is going on here Declan?
A peculiar internal monologue?

 

[Esatdigiwank]

Look what the Russians released from gaol to fight in Ukraine :0

DNyuz - Latest Breaking U.S. News

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dnyuz.com

 

[Declan]

What is going on here Declan?
A peculiar internal monologue?

No Sir.

Kangol posted 4 times in succession. Each being some tweet or other. That is my understanding of "spamming" so I just deleted two posts.

 

[Declan]

Look what the Russians released from gaol to fight in Ukraine :0

DNyuz - Latest Breaking U.S. News

Latest Breaking News, U.S. and World Politics, Crime, Business, Science, Technology, Autos, Entertainment, Culture, Movie, Music, Sports.

dnyuz.com

A win win situation for Putin. He will kill a few ukes and get killed himself ideally. A massive saving.

Therefore I predict the ruble will rise.

 

[Kangal]

Turkey Shoot.

Ukraine's Artillery Treats Avdiivka As A Game: Who Kills More Russians?

“I’ll even reveal a secret,” Ukrainian artillery officer Arty Green said in a recent interview. “There’s a competition between our brigades."

www.forbes.com

 

[Mad as Fish]

Ukraine is Finally Catching Up to Russia in Artillery Power - Technology Org

For the first time since the beginning of the invasion, the Ukrainians began to fire more artillery shells per day than the invaders from Russia.

www.technology.org

So all the fancy western weapon systems are crap, at the end of the day its still all about who has the biggest and bestest guns.

 

[jpc]

So all the fancy western weapon systems are crap, at the end of the day its still all about who has the biggest and bestest guns.

The huge difference.
Air defence in depth.
That's worked for both combatants.
Ukraine can't fly over Russian territory or their own.
Russian aircraft have to be careful and can be shot down as well at rates Russia cannot afford.
Same for armored vehicle combatants which Ukraine has found hard to learn.
Add in the drones and EW capabilities especially for Russia.
This waras you said is fought by artillery and Russia has the most.

 

[Kangal]

So all the fancy western weapon systems are crap, at the end of the day its still all about who has the biggest and bestest guns.

That's just at the FEBA.

HIMARS badly disrupted the logistics chain.
Storm Shadow and ATACMS dramatically cut the availability of airpower and airlift that the Russians can bring to bear to the front units.

It's never just about "the biggest and bestest guns". It's also about the ammo and logistics in general (a fact you still have not learned). And thats pain every step of the way for the Russians.

 

[Kangal]

In Ukraine, Russia's Military Has A Manpower Problem. Now It's Becoming A Political Problem.

Russian officials are resorting to creative tools to keep military manpower in Ukraine at strength. That's causing grumbling, and public dissent, from relatives of exhausted soldiers. But if the Kremlin wants to decisively change the battlefield, they'll need a second mobilization.

www.rferl.org

"A group of women wearing winter coats gathered outside a municipal building in the northwestern Russian city of Cherepovets last month.

In a video published on the Russian social-media platform VK, one woman reads aloud an appeal to President Vladimir Putin, complaining that their husbands had been issued "illegal orders."

Others stand holding signs that read: "We request demobilization" and "Bring our men home."

"Help our guys, please," the women chant in unison."

 

[Ruck Da Fules!]

In Ukraine, Russia's Military Has A Manpower Problem. Now It's Becoming A Political Problem.

Russian officials are resorting to creative tools to keep military manpower in Ukraine at strength. That's causing grumbling, and public dissent, from relatives of exhausted soldiers. But if the Kremlin wants to decisively change the battlefield, they'll need a second mobilization.

www.rferl.org

"A group of women wearing winter coats gathered outside a municipal building in the northwestern Russian city of Cherepovets last month.

In a video published on the Russian social-media platform VK, one woman reads aloud an appeal to President Vladimir Putin, complaining that their husbands had been issued "illegal orders."

Others stand holding signs that read: "We request demobilization" and "Bring our men home."

"Help our guys, please," the women chant in unison."

A couple of Babushkas protesting is now proof Ukraine is gonna win?

 

[Coal Gas and peat]

I feel the assassination of zitler by his own side is now fairly imminent

 

[jpc]

I feel the assassination of zitler by his own side is now fairly imminent

Wouldn't it be better to let him live with the consequences?
This didn't need to have happened.
He drew Ukraine into an unwinnable conflict.
His election pledge was peaceful existence with Russia.

 

[Ruck Da Fules!]

Seems to be a trend, these politicians rowing back on the policies they got elected to implement, once they take power…

 

[jpc]

Seems to be a trend, these politicians rowing back on the policies they got elected to implement, once they take power…

In Zs case.
He was put in place as a front for oligarchs and who knows who else.
An actor to play a role as required.

 

[Ruck Da Fules!]

In Zs case.
He was put in place as a front for oligarchs and who knows who else.
An actor to play a role as required.

Yup! Primed and funded by Ihor Kolomoisky!

 

[jpc]

Yup! Primed and funded by Ihor Kolomoisky!

Who's been pushed out of influence.
Amazingly enough.
Very Byzantine.
People might not be as clever as they though.

 

[Kangal]

Another Russian strategic loss.

The Ukraine war has been a 'great bargain' for US in the Black Sea

Officials boast that Washington and NATO's foothold has opened up much-desired energy opportunities.

responsiblestatecraft.org

 

[Kangal]

Tough shit.

Russian actress killed in Ukrainian strike on event for troops

About 20 Russian soldiers were killed in the attack in the occupied Donetsk region, Ukraine says.

www.bbc.com

 

[Mad as Fish]

That's just at the FEBA.

HIMARS badly disrupted the logistics chain.
Storm Shadow and ATACMS dramatically cut the availability of airpower and airlift that the Russians can bring to bear to the front units.

It's never just about "the biggest and bestest guns". It's also about the ammo and logistics in general (a fact you still have not learned). And thats pain every step of the way for the Russians.

You do talk to the most tremendous bollux. The SMO in Ukraine has descended, in essence, to a battle of big guns, with both sides lobbing shells at each other, all those game changers have changed feck all.

 

[jpc]

You do talk to the most tremendous bollux. The SMO in Ukraine has descended, in essence, to a battle of big guns, with both sides lobbing shells at each other, all those game changers have changed feck all.

It's pretty much a given that the Russian forces are making a better approach to this reality.
That's the game changer.

 

[Declan]

And one side is out of shell or close to it.

 

[A Man Called Charolais]

Russian President Vladimir Putin said in front of leaders at the Group of Twenty (G20) summit on Wednesday that the war in Ukraine is "a tragedy," adding that it was important to think about a way to bring the conflict to an end.

...

"Some colleagues have already said in their speeches that they are shocked by the 'continuing aggression of Russia in Ukraine,'" Putin told fellow world leaders, according to a report by the Russian state-owned media outlet Tass.

"Yes, of course, military actions are always a tragedy," he continued. "Specific people, specific families, and the country as a whole. And, of course, we must think about how to stop this tragedy."

https://www.newsweek.com/putin-ukraine-war-tragedy-g20-1846133