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#976
@Europa
And it's the flagship of the Russian Navy.
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Ukraine..What's the Next Step?
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#978
Quote Originally Posted by Europa:
Moskva, Russian missile cruiser, is badly damaged in Black Sea. The cruiser was allegedly hit by two Ukrainian anti ship Neptune missiles. There are 13 guards of Russian killed from this ship, according to Ukrainian officials.
Now sunk! 
Ukrainian-made cruise missiles!
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#980
Ukrainian forces are facing upcoming massive battles against Russians in the Eastern front. The supply of heavy weapons from US and NATO to the Ukrainian forces will play critical role in these combats in the Eastern front. I think the battle of Donbass will decide the outcome of this war, West has to and will win this one.
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Posted:
#981
@Europa
One of the biggest fears of any soldier, other than dying which you get over relatively quickly, is running out of ammo. We could always gather water from the incessant rain but hearing the command to "fix bayonets" still haunts me to this day.
Providing munitions to the Ukrainian soldiers should be a non-stop process & IMO the media shouldn't be reporting what we are sending which is probably incorrect anyway. Almost like....here give them this list to keep them out of our hair.
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#982
Quote Originally Posted by Midnight1:
@Europa One of the biggest fears of any soldier, other than dying which you get over relatively quickly, is running out of ammo. We could always gather water from the incessant rain but hearing the command to "fix bayonets" still haunts me to this day. Providing munitions to the Ukrainian soldiers should be a non-stop process & IMO the media shouldn't be reporting what we are sending which is probably incorrect anyway. Almost like....here give them this list to keep them out of our hair.
@Europa One of the biggest fears of any soldier, other than dying which you get over relatively quickly, is running out of ammo. We could always gather water from the incessant rain but hearing the command to "fix bayonets" still haunts me to this day. Providing munitions to the Ukrainian soldiers should be a non-stop process & IMO the media shouldn't be reporting what we are sending which is probably incorrect anyway. Almost like....here give them this list to keep them out of our hair.
I agree with that. The classification and quantity of weapons that will be sent by US and NATO to Ukrainian forces may not be correct as reported by the media.
Thank you for your service.
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#983
Russia threatens to deploy nuclear weapons near Sweden and Finland if they join NATO. This is a empty threat because Russia already has nuclear weapons in Baltic region near Kalingrad for years according to Federation of scientists. But in east Europe, Russia's neighbors don't have nuclear weapons. So NATO and Ukraine threat to Russia has been exaggerated by Putin's imagination. With so much disinformation fed, Russians have been brainwashed to believe Putin's lies.
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Posted:
#985
Quote Originally Posted by thirdperson:
Russia threatens to deploy nuclear weapons near Sweden and Finland if they join NATO. This is a empty threat because Russia already has nuclear weapons in Baltic region near Kalingrad for years according to Federation of scientists. But in east Europe, Russia's neighbors don't have nuclear weapons. So NATO and Ukraine threat to Russia has been exaggerated by Putin's imagination. With so much disinformation fed, Russians have been brainwashed to believe Putin's lies.
Russia threatens to deploy nuclear weapons near Sweden and Finland if they join NATO. This is a empty threat because Russia already has nuclear weapons in Baltic region near Kalingrad for years according to Federation of scientists. But in east Europe, Russia's neighbors don't have nuclear weapons. So NATO and Ukraine threat to Russia has been exaggerated by Putin's imagination. With so much disinformation fed, Russians have been brainwashed to believe Putin's lies.
Many are led to believe Putin is protecting Russia from imminent threat from Ukraine and the West.
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#986
War of attrition, Russian Federation is losing the war of attrition rapidly by invading Ukraine. The hit and sunk of it's flag ship of Black Sea fleet, Moskva, alone would deplete roughly $750 million from the Russian forces. According to the Forbes (Ukraine), Russia has lost about $10.8 billion* of it's military equipment since the start of Ukraine invasion. It's going to take heavy toll to the Russian economy as the war progresses, with the size of 14th rank GDP in the world, Russia will suffer financial default beyond beyond repair for years perhaps decades.
On the other hand, with tremendous military and financial supports from the West, Ukraine will win this war of attrition against Putin and his regime.
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#988
They gonna need more generals as well.
A leading Russian general was buried in St. Petersburg on Saturday, Russian officials said, adding to the number of Russian military leaders who have died in the Kremlin's war with Ukraine.
Deputy commander of Russia's 8th Army, Maj. Gen. Vladimir Frolov, was killed in combat in Ukraine. While it is unclear when exactly he died, Russian officials said he was participating in the fight in Ukraine's Donbass region close to Mariupol.
Radio Sputnik, a Russian media company, reported the general was buried in St. Petersburg in a ceremony attended by Alexander Beglov, the governor of the city, who praised Frolov's participation in the war.
And tombstones. ...
https://www.businessinsider.com/russia-more-money-needed-for-soldiers-funerals-tombstones-says-fsb-2022-4
Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) has asked the Kremlin to increase funding for troop funeral services and tombstones, according to government documents seen by Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL).
The FSB, the KGB's main successor organization, has asked for a 17% increase in state funding for funeral arrangements, the documents show, per RFE/RL.
The FSB has specifically requested that the amount spent on funeral and burial services for each soldier be raised to a maximum of 74,200 rubles ($910), depending on their rank, the media outlet reported.
The request comes when Russia is suffering considerable troop losses as the war in Ukraine nears the two month mark
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#991
Ukraine is need of larger grave yards.
Zelenskiy said about 2,500-3,000 Ukrainian troops have been killed so far and up to 20,000 Russian troops.
Moscow has given no updates on its casualties since March 25, when it said 1,351 had died. Western estimates of Russian losses are many times higher.
Ukraine says civilian deaths are impossible to count, estimating at least 20,000 killed in Mariupol alone.
Overall, around a quarter of Ukrainians have been driven from their homes, including a tenth of the population that has fled abroad.
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Posted:
#994
Quote Originally Posted by Europa:
War of attrition, Russian Federation is losing the war of attrition rapidly by invading Ukraine. The hit and sunk of it's flag ship of Black Sea fleet, Moskva, alone would deplete roughly $750 million from the Russian forces. According to the Forbes (Ukraine), Russia has lost about $10.8 billion* of it's military equipment since the start of Ukraine invasion. It's going to take heavy toll to the Russian economy as the war progresses, with the size of 14th rank GDP in the world, Russia will suffer financial default beyond beyond repair for years perhaps decades. On the other hand, with tremendous military and financial supports from the West, Ukraine will win this war of attrition against Putin and his regime. *https://forbes.ua/inside/vartist-zatoplenogo-kreysera-moskva-750-mln-forbes-sklav-reyting-naydorozhchoi-vorozhoi-tekhniki-znishchenoi-na-viyni-14042022-5442
War of attrition, Russian Federation is losing the war of attrition rapidly by invading Ukraine. The hit and sunk of it's flag ship of Black Sea fleet, Moskva, alone would deplete roughly $750 million from the Russian forces. According to the Forbes (Ukraine), Russia has lost about $10.8 billion* of it's military equipment since the start of Ukraine invasion. It's going to take heavy toll to the Russian economy as the war progresses, with the size of 14th rank GDP in the world, Russia will suffer financial default beyond beyond repair for years perhaps decades. On the other hand, with tremendous military and financial supports from the West, Ukraine will win this war of attrition against Putin and his regime. *https://forbes.ua/inside/vartist-zatoplenogo-kreysera-moskva-750-mln-forbes-sklav-reyting-naydorozhchoi-vorozhoi-tekhniki-znishchenoi-na-viyni-14042022-5442
that combined with the sanctions that biden orchestrated with his coalition will force an end to this military campaign sooner than many think i agree
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Posted:
#995
Quote Originally Posted by nature1970:
Russia has losses 14 generals the Ukraine, Looks like ambassadors is the safer gig.
Russia has losses 14 generals the Ukraine, Looks like ambassadors is the safer gig.
heavy losses explains the recent change in command to a an even more brutal war criminal all supported by donnie chump
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