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Romania finally admits that a Russian drone landed on their territory. Face-saving announcement says" Russian drone parts".

Obviously article 5 won't be triggered for this, but... it's always nice to see modern technology defeat some politicians' reflex to lie.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-66727788

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A better question is why Ukraine is so keen for a NATO country to claim they’ve been attacked by Russia.  [/quote]

Russia has been using S-300's (air defense missiles) as artillery for several months now, so not news.
https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/russia-now-firing-s-300-surface-to-air-missiles-at-land-targets-in-ukraine-official

"We are not seeing strong preparations for winter," 
“Perhaps because their logistics are complicated. They barely have time to meet their current needs for ammunition, protective equipment, and to bring in some new units to replace damaged or destroyed ones. That is why we have not seen such a massive procurement of winterization supplies.”
https://www.yahoo.com/news/ukrainian-military-notes-absence-substantial-115500617.html

This is an interesting observation.  [/quote]

Just one more push with a big aid package boys!  Lockheed needs you![/quote]

If you do the math on 113b the US has given ukriane and assume 120k dead Russians so far that is about 1m per kill.  $340k per casualty at 300k Russians killed or wounded.

That does not include lost hardware.  And obviously the US is paying Ukrainian government salaries and a bunch of other stuff.

Still a total bargain.  Would like to see higher Russian death rates & casualties - but maybe estimates are low or Ukraine can cause more damage inside of Russia to get better ROI.[/quote]

It is not nearly that high.  One Russian KIA is under 200k.  Probably under 100k as no one knows how many dead there really are.

Casualties are in 5 digits per Russian.

You factor in lost Russian HW and lots of it cannot ever  be replaced and ROI to the west is probably 1000 to 1 dollar spent.

Russia will need 30-40 years to recover.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/investigations/2023/09/07/how-much-aid-has-the-u-s-sent-to-ukraine/70778581007/

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30 to 40 years?

Russia will be in the middle of a demographic collapse in 30 to 40 years.

They will not be able to recover from that.[/quote]

It's already in th middle of a demographic collapse, at least for ethnic, ie: white, russians.  That's why they are stealing Ukrainian kids.  In 30 years all the remaining younger Russian women will be sold off to China and it will be left a land of nothing but bitter babushkas and alcoholics.[/quote]

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