Ukrainian victory over Russia is inevitable

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Kadryov is in a coma. Is it do to years of unhealthy living and rampant drug abuse or is he the latest victim of improperly installed windows?

LOL he just posted a video mocking the reports of his death as "vastly exaggerated".

True. He's not dead.

"While he can be heard speaking in both videos, he was not coherently speaking. He says 'this is how things are...' before trailing off and mumbling incoherently about the rain and the distance he has left to walk, before bizarrely ending the video by saying 'so do some sport!' He can also be heard breathing heavily while going on a gentle stroll through the park."
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12530715/Bloated-Chechen-warlord-Ramzan-Kadyrov-posts-videos-dismissing-lies-following-Ukrainian-reports-coma-fighting-life.html

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So, nothing big is happening? Should we get ready for 10 more years of same old same old?
I can see that support for Ukraine is still quite strong in the US; I don’t see it completely waning even if republicans win the elections.
On the other hand ukraine doesn’t get enough to defeat Russia completely.
So I guess it’s grinding on
On the other hand people get tired of everything like they got tired of covid
But I guess low level conflict is going to last for decades, Syria and Iraq and Palestine style

This will be a long war. However, as long the US and its Allies are not harmed or asked to sacrifice I see no problem with it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Not sure if you all remember the discussion about Russian republics about six months ago on this thread? The situation in both Chechnya and Belarus are already fragile. Now there's a possibility of a hot-war developing between Amenia and Azerbaijan? Imagine the nightmare for the Kremlin if one or more new battlefronts open up within the neighboring Republics? Where will the pro-Kremlin supporters get ammo? Supplies? If left to fend for themselves, the Republics themselves could be weakened or even overthrown.

However, there is one Joker in the deck. Look at the last article. Will Belarus be used as a 'nuclear proxy' to launch from and keep Russian territory clean if tactical nukes fly?

"Azerbaijani forces using Russian-style symbols are massing on the border of Armenia"
“If Russia doesn’t protect you, what is the utility of the relationship?”
"Israel, Turkey is an ally of Azerbaijan"
"Since December, Azerbaijan has blocked the Lachin corridor, first using civilian environmental protesters and then installing a blockade that stops even aid convoys from reaching the city of Stepanakert, all overseen by watching and impassive Russian soldiers."
"Roughly 120,000 ethnic Armenians live on this mountain plateau, in and around Stepanakert, which is now cut off."
“There hasn’t been bread for three days,” she said by telephone. “When I walk through the streets I hear children begging their mothers for food and their mothers crying because they have no answers.”
"Stepanakert’s stores are bare and there is no coffee, tea or tobacco. Farmers carry basic produce to market on foot or by donkey and cart."
https://www.yahoo.com/news/azerbaijani-forces-using-russian-style-154246922.html

"Kadyrov’s health appeared to deteriorate in recent days. Obozrevatel reported earlier this week that Kadyrov went into a coma and was flown to Moscow to seek treatment"
https://www.yahoo.com/news/putin-attack-dog-kadyrov-reportedly-172212726.html

"Days before ruthless Chechnyan warlord and Putin ally Ramzan Kadyrov was reportedly hospitalized in a coma, he was accused of burying his personal doctor alive in retaliation for trying to poison him."
https://nypost.com/2023/09/16/chechen-warlord-said-to-bury-his-doctor-alive-before-coma/

https://worldcrunch.com/focus/belarussian-russian-passports

"At least 5 trains suspected of transporting Russian nuclear warheads (or associated parts/components/equipment) have recently arrived in Belarus, to Baranovichi-Polesskiye and Luninets stations. 3 trains are expected to Prudok in October/November"
https://belarus.liveuamap.com/en/2023/12-september-at-least-5-trains-suspected-of-transporting

Sorry goys, we caught your leader with a fancy watch. Time to shut down all your churches and steal their property. If its any consolation you can take your family to a drag brunch instead. No hard feelings right?

Most understand this is a proxy war, but very few understand who the proxies are actually fighting for.

LOL.
This is a war because one country (undeniably) attacked another. It is that simple.

Do you know why there is a North Korea and south?

Because when America called and suggested dividing it at the end of WW2 Stalin was drunk and said ok?
Well, maybe not drunk but he did not give a sh!t about Korea and was focused on Europe occupation.
No one knows why Russia was so stupid to agree to it; but they punted it to China and made some “trust” for 5 years that imploded and now we are stuck with 2 koreas.

There were no American forces anywhere near Korea at the end of the war. Just Russians in the north.
No real logic for Stalin to give it up.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Not sure if you all remember the discussion about Russian republics about six months ago on this thread? The situation in both Chechnya and Belarus are already fragile. Now there's a possibility of a hot-war developing between Amenia and Azerbaijan? Imagine the nightmare for the Kremlin if one or more new battlefronts open up within the neighboring Republics? Where will the pro-Kremlin supporters get ammo? Supplies? If left to fend for themselves, the Republics themselves could be weakened or even overthrown.

However, there is one Joker in the deck. Look at the last article. Will Belarus be used as a 'nuclear proxy' to launch from and keep Russian territory clean if tactical nukes fly?

"Azerbaijani forces using Russian-style symbols are massing on the border of Armenia"
“If Russia doesn’t protect you, what is the utility of the relationship?”
"Israel, Turkey is an ally of Azerbaijan"
"Since December, Azerbaijan has blocked the Lachin corridor, first using civilian environmental protesters and then installing a blockade that stops even aid convoys from reaching the city of Stepanakert, all overseen by watching and impassive Russian soldiers."
"Roughly 120,000 ethnic Armenians live on this mountain plateau, in and around Stepanakert, which is now cut off."
“There hasn’t been bread for three days,” she said by telephone. “When I walk through the streets I hear children begging their mothers for food and their mothers crying because they have no answers.”
"Stepanakert’s stores are bare and there is no coffee, tea or tobacco. Farmers carry basic produce to market on foot or by donkey and cart."
https://www.yahoo.com/news/azerbaijani-forces-using-russian-style-154246922.html

"Kadyrov’s health appeared to deteriorate in recent days. Obozrevatel reported earlier this week that Kadyrov went into a coma and was flown to Moscow to seek treatment"
https://www.yahoo.com/news/putin-attack-dog-kadyrov-reportedly-172212726.html

"Days before ruthless Chechnyan warlord and Putin ally Ramzan Kadyrov was reportedly hospitalized in a coma, he was accused of burying his personal doctor alive in retaliation for trying to poison him."
https://nypost.com/2023/09/16/chechen-warlord-said-to-bury-his-doctor-alive-before-coma/

https://worldcrunch.com/focus/belarussian-russian-passports

"At least 5 trains suspected of transporting Russian nuclear warheads (or associated parts/components/equipment) have recently arrived in Belarus, to Baranovichi-Polesskiye and Luninets stations. 3 trains are expected to Prudok in October/November"
https://belarus.liveuamap.com/en/2023/12-september-at-least-5-trains-suspected-of-transporting

Sorry goys, we caught your leader with a fancy watch. Time to shut down all your churches and steal their property. If its any consolation you can take your family to a drag brunch instead. No hard feelings right?

Most understand this is a proxy war, but very few understand who the proxies are actually fighting for.

LOL.
This is a war because one country (undeniably) attacked another. It is that simple.

Do you know why there is a North Korea and south?

Because when America called and suggested dividing it at the end of WW2 Stalin was drunk and said ok?
Well, maybe not drunk but he did not give a sh!t about Korea and was focused on Europe occupation.
No one knows why Russia was so stupid to agree to it; but they punted it to China and made some “trust” for 5 years that imploded and now we are stuck with 2 koreas.

There were no American forces anywhere near Korea at the end of the war. Just Russians in the north.
No real logic for Stalin to give it up.

America fought in Korea to protect Japan from socialists, not for the sake of Koreans. Read Cumings. The Korean right despises him for pointing out inconvenient truths of how America placed Japanese collaborators in places of power in Korea, and backed brutal in democratic South Korean dictators for decades. The Korean War is not an apt analogy to use wrt to Ukraine’s struggle.

[Anonymous]

Ukrainian spokesperson threatens to kill journalists again: https://www.rt.com/russia/582983-moscow-kiev-transgender-threat/

Hard to ignore since they've already assassinated a few.

Many thought it was just directed to Russian journalists, but now Ukrainians are complaining about western journalists too: https://www.rt.com/russia/583114-kiev-west-combat-war-fatigue/

The security chief accused “reputable and influential” Western media outlets of publishing materials suggesting Ukraine’s much-hyped summer counteroffensive is failing, Kiev’s troops are unable to take back territory from Russia, and Moscow’s resources are “limitless.” These sentiments slow down the Western military assistance to Kiev and stand in the way of Ukraine’s “peace formula,” Danilov added.

Given how unhinged Ukraine has become, and how much leeway they've gotten with terrorism, they probably feel they can go after western targets too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Not sure if you all remember the discussion about Russian republics about six months ago on this thread? The situation in both Chechnya and Belarus are already fragile. Now there's a possibility of a hot-war developing between Amenia and Azerbaijan? Imagine the nightmare for the Kremlin if one or more new battlefronts open up within the neighboring Republics? Where will the pro-Kremlin supporters get ammo? Supplies? If left to fend for themselves, the Republics themselves could be weakened or even overthrown.

However, there is one Joker in the deck. Look at the last article. Will Belarus be used as a 'nuclear proxy' to launch from and keep Russian territory clean if tactical nukes fly?

"Azerbaijani forces using Russian-style symbols are massing on the border of Armenia"
“If Russia doesn’t protect you, what is the utility of the relationship?”
"Israel, Turkey is an ally of Azerbaijan"
"Since December, Azerbaijan has blocked the Lachin corridor, first using civilian environmental protesters and then installing a blockade that stops even aid convoys from reaching the city of Stepanakert, all overseen by watching and impassive Russian soldiers."
"Roughly 120,000 ethnic Armenians live on this mountain plateau, in and around Stepanakert, which is now cut off."
“There hasn’t been bread for three days,” she said by telephone. “When I walk through the streets I hear children begging their mothers for food and their mothers crying because they have no answers.”
"Stepanakert’s stores are bare and there is no coffee, tea or tobacco. Farmers carry basic produce to market on foot or by donkey and cart."
https://www.yahoo.com/news/azerbaijani-forces-using-russian-style-154246922.html

"Kadyrov’s health appeared to deteriorate in recent days. Obozrevatel reported earlier this week that Kadyrov went into a coma and was flown to Moscow to seek treatment"
https://www.yahoo.com/news/putin-attack-dog-kadyrov-reportedly-172212726.html

"Days before ruthless Chechnyan warlord and Putin ally Ramzan Kadyrov was reportedly hospitalized in a coma, he was accused of burying his personal doctor alive in retaliation for trying to poison him."
https://nypost.com/2023/09/16/chechen-warlord-said-to-bury-his-doctor-alive-before-coma/

https://worldcrunch.com/focus/belarussian-russian-passports

"At least 5 trains suspected of transporting Russian nuclear warheads (or associated parts/components/equipment) have recently arrived in Belarus, to Baranovichi-Polesskiye and Luninets stations. 3 trains are expected to Prudok in October/November"
https://belarus.liveuamap.com/en/2023/12-september-at-least-5-trains-suspected-of-transporting

Sorry goys, we caught your leader with a fancy watch. Time to shut down all your churches and steal their property. If its any consolation you can take your family to a drag brunch instead. No hard feelings right?

Most understand this is a proxy war, but very few understand who the proxies are actually fighting for.

LOL.
This is a war because one country (undeniably) attacked another. It is that simple.

Do you know why there is a North Korea and south?

Because when America called and suggested dividing it at the end of WW2 Stalin was drunk and said ok?
Well, maybe not drunk but he did not give a sh!t about Korea and was focused on Europe occupation.
No one knows why Russia was so stupid to agree to it; but they punted it to China and made some “trust” for 5 years that imploded and now we are stuck with 2 koreas.

There were no American forces anywhere near Korea at the end of the war. Just Russians in the north.
No real logic for Stalin to give it up.

America fought in Korea to protect Japan from socialists, not for the sake of Koreans. Read Cumings. The Korean right despises him for pointing out inconvenient truths of how America placed Japanese collaborators in places of power in Korea, and backed brutal in democratic South Korean dictators for decades. The Korean War is not an apt analogy to use wrt to Ukraine’s struggle.

The point is not about 1910 when Japanese occupation became a thing - the point is that Stalin made an arbitrary decision with no grand plan when he agreed to split Korea. Just a random decision.

It happens all the time in life.

Putin invaded Ukraine with some “vision”, but no real plan. The US did set a trap or have some giant scheme to bog down Russia in a real war. Putin made a decision to invade, Stalin agreed to split Korea; it is that simple.
The world deals with consequences.

If you look at Russias borders with Finland they have less than 20% of their forces on the border than pre-war. Russia is not worried about a NATO invasion.

The concept that NATO wanted this fight or does not want it stop is comical. NATO just wants Russia to lose to Ukraine.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ukrainian spokesperson threatens to kill journalists again: https://www.rt.com/russia/582983-moscow-kiev-transgender-threat/

Hard to ignore since they've already assassinated a few.

Many thought it was just directed to Russian journalists, but now Ukrainians are complaining about western journalists too: https://www.rt.com/russia/583114-kiev-west-combat-war-fatigue/

The security chief accused “reputable and influential” Western media outlets of publishing materials suggesting Ukraine’s much-hyped summer counteroffensive is failing, Kiev’s troops are unable to take back territory from Russia, and Moscow’s resources are “limitless.” These sentiments slow down the Western military assistance to Kiev and stand in the way of Ukraine’s “peace formula,” Danilov added.

Given how unhinged Ukraine has become, and how much leeway they've gotten with terrorism, they probably feel they can go after western targets too.

This is better than SNL. Better than Borat.

"Next week, the teeth of the Russian devils will gnash ever harder, and their rabid mouth will foam in uncontrollable frenzy as the world will see Kremlin's favorite propagandist pay for their crimes. "

Who writes that sh#t?

[Anonymous]

a bald Florida man

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ukrainian spokesperson threatens to kill journalists again: https://www.rt.com/russia/582983-moscow-kiev-transgender-threat/

Hard to ignore since they've already assassinated a few.

Many thought it was just directed to Russian journalists, but now Ukrainians are complaining about western journalists too: https://www.rt.com/russia/583114-kiev-west-combat-war-fatigue/

The security chief accused “reputable and influential” Western media outlets of publishing materials suggesting Ukraine’s much-hyped summer counteroffensive is failing, Kiev’s troops are unable to take back territory from Russia, and Moscow’s resources are “limitless.” These sentiments slow down the Western military assistance to Kiev and stand in the way of Ukraine’s “peace formula,” Danilov added.

Given how unhinged Ukraine has become, and how much leeway they've gotten with terrorism, they probably feel they can go after western targets too.

This is better than SNL. Better than Borat.

"Next week, the teeth of the Russian devils will gnash ever harder, and their rabid mouth will foam in uncontrollable frenzy as the world will see Kremlin's favorite propagandist pay for their crimes. "

Who writes that sh#t?

Hearing the actual voice adds a certain je ne sais quoi. The transcripts don't do it justice.

[Anonymous]

It begins as tragedy and ends as farce.

[Anonymous]

For the people asking why we aren't sending F-35s to Ukraine. Here is a good example: https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/f-35-fighter-jet-missing-pilot-ejects-mishap-rcna105534

Its not just been lost, but its been lost lost. The Ukrainians would lose half the planes before they got to Russian airspace.

[Anonymous]

Another day in Zelensky’s pointless war.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Another day in Zelensky’s pointless war.

Zelensky is fighting to keep his people from being murdered, raped, tortured. At least those that can fight back are given that chance with weapons; and these are people who would fight not to live under Russian rule.

But as bad as the War is, take heart that the Russians are paying the price for their aggression. Seems that even North Korea is distancing itself from Putin?

"Finally, I attended a marine mammal show at the Primorsky Oceanarium."
https://www.yahoo.com/news/russians-report-drone-attacks-crimea-110900983.html

"Video posted on Telegram by the Russian Natural Resources Minister Alexander Kozlov showed Kozlov, Moscow's ambassador to North Korea, Alexander Matsegora, and governor of Russia's far eastern Primorsky region, Oleg Kozhemyako, seeing off the North Korean leader at the end of his week-long visit."
https://www.yahoo.com/news/north-koreas-kim-heads-home-132555290.html

The highest-level Russian blowing kisses was the Natural Resources Minister. This looks like a 'don't-let-the-door-hit-you-on-the-way-out' video.

"Russians tried to prioritize the elimination of traitors who refused to fight til the end."
[2:40 / 4:35] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t6_kApQ6WsQ

Makes sense this is happening more and more.

Klishchiivka will help cut off M03 from Russian ground traffic:
https://www.yahoo.com/news/ukraines-armed-forces-explain-significance-202207453.html

"In total, at least five regiments of Russian Airborne Forces from the 7th and 76th divisions are now likely to be concentrated a few kilometres from the front line village of Robotyne."
"this group should have about 10,000 elite paratroopers at full strength. However, almost all these units are likely faced with a significant lack of personnel."
https://www.yahoo.com/news/russia-deploys-elite-paratroopers-large-070759652.html

"some of the best and most well-trained units of the Russian army have been defeated and lost combat effectiveness on the Bakhmut front: among them are the 72nd Separate Motorised Rifle Brigade, the 31st and the 83rd separate air assault brigades"
https://www.yahoo.com/news/russians-lost-best-units-bakhmut-132840081.html

The Russians also figured out just how important M14 is to tens of thousands of Russian troops in Sevastopol. But it may all be too-little-too-late.

"Republican senators demand that Biden immediately hand over ATACMS missiles to Ukraine"
"In particular, the longer-range unitary warhead variant of ATACMS should be sent without delay."
https://www.yahoo.com/news/republican-senators-demand-biden-immediately-044146003.html

The Ukrainians just need to remember to take out as many AA radars as possible (or at least exhaust the AA missiles so they can hit targets while AA is reloading) to make best use of them. That's what cheap drones can do best - ferret out AA while looking for Targets-of-Opportunity. Once they locate AA, then a HARM missile would work. Russian AA only has to 'go blind' a short time for ATACMS to be 100% effective, so I hope Ukraine gets a shipment of F-16's and HARM missiles at the same time. I still think A-10's and Vulcan's would help neutralize Russian front-line ground defenses. Old school, but effective.

My guess is that once Crimea has been cut off logistically, the Kremlin will be under heavy internal political pressure to withdraw. My guess is that many, many sons of important public officials, party members, FSB officers, high-ranking military are stationed there. They were probably assured by Kremlin officials that it was 'safe' and that Ukraine would never put them in danger there.

[Anonymous]

Zelensky has kompromat on a very powerful western leader

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ukrainian spokesperson threatens to kill journalists again: https://www.rt.com/russia/582983-moscow-kiev-transgender-threat/

Hard to ignore since they've already assassinated a few.

Many thought it was just directed to Russian journalists, but now Ukrainians are complaining about western journalists too: https://www.rt.com/russia/583114-kiev-west-combat-war-fatigue/

The security chief accused “reputable and influential” Western media outlets of publishing materials suggesting Ukraine’s much-hyped summer counteroffensive is failing, Kiev’s troops are unable to take back territory from Russia, and Moscow’s resources are “limitless.” These sentiments slow down the Western military assistance to Kiev and stand in the way of Ukraine’s “peace formula,” Danilov added.

Given how unhinged Ukraine has become, and how much leeway they've gotten with terrorism, they probably feel they can go after western targets too.

This is better than SNL. Better than Borat.

"Next week, the teeth of the Russian devils will gnash ever harder, and their rabid mouth will foam in uncontrollable frenzy as the world will see Kremlin's favorite propagandist pay for their crimes. "

Who writes that sh#t?

OMG that’s hysterical! Is this for real? This has to be an actor, no?