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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I read there were wargames with America where Ukraine blew up the dam to stop the Soviets.

People on here were talking about an inevitable Ukraine counteroffensive that would push Russia back.  If this counteroffensive failed, then blowing the dam would stop Russia from going further after beating the counteroffensive.[/quote]

History shows the retreating side blows the dam. [/quote]

That would be Russia.  They're spent, have made no significant progress in 8 months, whereas the Ukrainians are replenished and ready to go on the offensive.[/quote]

Remember when the US fought a twenty year war in Afghanistan and in the end nothing changed.

So far, this Ukraine war is almost ten years on... why not another ten?[/quote]

The reason nothing changed in Afghanistan was because the us wasn’t willing to do what the Chinese do in xinjiang.

It wasn’t a capability issue but an issue of will/resolve and self imposed guardrails

Ukraine will grind on for a decade more because neither side has the capability.

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In other words, the US will make sure Ukraine goes back to the stone age.

Great job Biden lads.[/quote]

The US is not running this war or Ukraine. 
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The US is not running the war, just providing the money, equipment, logistical support, intelligence, satellites, rules of engagement and strategy. The war is over in two weeks if the US bows out. [/quote]

^ bot spewing moral lowering propaganda designed to grind down and influence others to simply “give in” to the invasion. Fk off.[/quote]

That's the truth, not propaganda.  Without the Western weapons, money and materiel, the war would have been over quickly.  I don't know why you argue with the obvious.  [/quote]

Dp- Right… that’s right. I remember Russia taking Kiev in 3 days 😂[/quote]

+1   I remember listening to Radio Sputnik on 2/24/2022.      They said the defeat of Ukraine was a fait accompli.    There was no use discussing whether the invasion was right or wrong.   It has simply happened, and now the only question was how do we adjust to a world without Ukraine.[/quote]

If the West was confident that Ukraine would prevail by itself, they wouldn't be sending weapons.  [/quote]

We are sending weapons just because it is fun.  Have you watched the videos of Russian stuff getting blown up?  They are hilarious!

It is our past time since most major sports are just about done here and in Europe.[/quote]

You're a sicko. They're definitely not hilarious. I don't care who it is... getting blown apart, burned alive, dismembered, etc. is never hilarious.[/quote]

No, it's pretty funny watching a bully get their comeuppance.

What's not funny is watching a video of someone getting their head smashed in by a hammer.  What's not funny is watching an entire population cheering it on and making hammers the must have decorative item of the Christmas season in Moscow.  What's not funny is watching reacue workers getting shelled and civilians being prevented from evacuating after a man made disaster.

But russian troops getting blown up after raping goats and each other.  That's funny.[/quote]
I guess you cheered on the Syrians getting buried under the earthquake and the US refusing to lift sanctions even for humanitarian reasons too.[/quote]

Syria didn't invade anyone you ninny.  But yes, civilian deaths are always a tragedy.  There just hasn't been any russian civilian deaths because russia is the one that invaded Ukraine.  The civilian deaths have all been Ukrainian.  Just like the poor souls clinging to their rooftops in russian occupied Kherson.  Clinging to their rooftops because russia blew up a dam.  Clinging to their rooftops because russia lreventing them from evacuating and isn't doing anything to try and save them. Clinging to their rooftops in the hope a Ukrainian drone will see them, give them some water and call a rescue team (which will promptly be shelled at by the russians).

Yes, I see you care a lot about civilians.[/quote]

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