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Anonymous wrote:Waking up to Ukraine shredding a good chunk of the russian air force is a beautiful thing.

I sincerely hope that they make a movie about this operation.

+1

18 months in the planing and execution and included planting the drones in Russian trucks where the drivers unwittingly transported them thousands of miles away from Ukraine.

That Ukraine sure is good at pretending to be civilians and exploiting Russia's leniency. Stunts like these don't really impact the war much, but they certainly do motivate Russia to finish the job. And that job probably doesn't end at Kiev.

They just took out a third of russia's offensive air capability. How can you possible suggest that it doesn't impact the war much?

When the claims get this ridiculous, you know the attack under-performed.

The footage is there and the rest is arithmetic.

If you aren’t being paid to spread disinformation, what benefit do you get for sowing doubt about a documented operation? Do you just like rooting for the bad buys?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Waking up to Ukraine shredding a good chunk of the russian air force is a beautiful thing.

I sincerely hope that they make a movie about this operation.

+1

18 months in the planing and execution and included planting the drones in Russian trucks where the drivers unwittingly transported them thousands of miles away from Ukraine.

And of course they’re not telling us anything because Trump will tell Putin.

lol how long before it comes out that they were informed?

It’s clear now that the only way to stop this war is to withdraw completely and let them figure it out. Of course there’s no success because his left hand doesn’t know what his right hand is doing.

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Waking up to Ukraine shredding a good chunk of the russian air force is a beautiful thing.

I sincerely hope that they make a movie about this operation.

+1

18 months in the planing and execution and included planting the drones in Russian trucks where the drivers unwittingly transported them thousands of miles away from Ukraine.

And of course they’re not telling us anything because Trump will tell Putin.

I wonder if there are several countries withholding intelligence from us.

120 divided by 40 is 3.

30% is roughly 1/3.

What is your argument here?

Compare this attack to the US attacks on the Houthi's in Yeman, where we lost several drones and three planes and didn't accomplish anything.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Waking up to Ukraine shredding a good chunk of the russian air force is a beautiful thing.

I sincerely hope that they make a movie about this operation.

+1

18 months in the planing and execution and included planting the drones in Russian trucks where the drivers unwittingly transported them thousands of miles away from Ukraine.

That Ukraine sure is good at pretending to be civilians and exploiting Russia's leniency. Stunts like these don't really impact the war much, but they certainly do motivate Russia to finish the job. And that job probably doesn't end at Kiev.

They just took out a third of russia's offensive air capability. How can you possible suggest that it doesn't impact the war much?

When the claims get this ridiculous, you know the attack under-performed.

DP...
What's so ridiculous about what's being said?

Based on best sources, Russia has (or had) in its strategic aircraft fleet:
58 TU-22 and variants
47 TU-95 and variants
15 TU-150M

Of these 120 strategic aircraft, it is reported that Russia had 40 destroyed or damaged. PP's math adds up.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Waking up to Ukraine shredding a good chunk of the russian air force is a beautiful thing.

I sincerely hope that they make a movie about this operation.

+1

18 months in the planing and execution and included planting the drones in Russian trucks where the drivers unwittingly transported them thousands of miles away from Ukraine.

That Ukraine sure is good at pretending to be civilians and exploiting Russia's leniency. Stunts like these don't really impact the war much, but they certainly do motivate Russia to finish the job. And that job probably doesn't end at Kiev.

They just took out a third of russia's offensive air capability. How can you possible suggest that it doesn't impact the war much?

When the claims get this ridiculous, you know the attack under-performed.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Waking up to Ukraine shredding a good chunk of the russian air force is a beautiful thing.

I sincerely hope that they make a movie about this operation.

+1

18 months in the planing and execution and included planting the drones in Russian trucks where the drivers unwittingly transported them thousands of miles away from Ukraine.

And of course they’re not telling us anything because Trump will tell Putin.

I wonder if there are several countries withholding intelligence from us.

Putin looks weak & flat footed, Zalensky looks clever. Trump likes people who are clever & win. Look how Trump responded to Israel’s pager operation that took out Hezbollah; this operation by Ukraine was on the same level. Also, by taking out a significant portion of Russia’s Pacific bombing fleet, Ukraine did something that helps the U.S. Our military generals will be reminding Trump of this.

If Zalensky was smart, he’d bring Trump a gold drone mounted like a trophy.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Waking up to Ukraine shredding a good chunk of the russian air force is a beautiful thing.

I sincerely hope that they make a movie about this operation.

+1

18 months in the planing and execution and included planting the drones in Russian trucks where the drivers unwittingly transported them thousands of miles away from Ukraine.

That Ukraine sure is good at pretending to be civilians and exploiting Russia's leniency. Stunts like these don't really impact the war much, but they certainly do motivate Russia to finish the job. And that job probably doesn't end at Kiev.

They just took out a third of russia's offensive air capability. How can you possible suggest that it doesn't impact the war much?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Waking up to Ukraine shredding a good chunk of the russian air force is a beautiful thing.

I sincerely hope that they make a movie about this operation.

+1

18 months in the planing and execution and included planting the drones in Russian trucks where the drivers unwittingly transported them thousands of miles away from Ukraine.

That Ukraine sure is good at pretending to be civilians and exploiting Russia's leniency. Stunts like these don't really impact the war much, but they certainly do motivate Russia to finish the job. And that job probably doesn't end at Kiev.

You are right, it might end with a Ukrainian flag over Moscow if Putin can’t find the reverse gear.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Waking up to Ukraine shredding a good chunk of the russian air force is a beautiful thing.

I sincerely hope that they make a movie about this operation.

+1

18 months in the planing and execution and included planting the drones in Russian trucks where the drivers unwittingly transported them thousands of miles away from Ukraine.

That Ukraine sure is good at pretending to be civilians and exploiting Russia's leniency. Stunts like these don't really impact the war much, but they certainly do motivate Russia to finish the job. And that job probably doesn't end at Kiev.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Waking up to Ukraine shredding a good chunk of the russian air force is a beautiful thing.

I sincerely hope that they make a movie about this operation.

+1

18 months in the planing and execution and included planting the drones in Russian trucks where the drivers unwittingly transported them thousands of miles away from Ukraine.

And of course they’re not telling us anything because Trump will tell Putin.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Waking up to Ukraine shredding a good chunk of the russian air force is a beautiful thing.

I sincerely hope that they make a movie about this operation.

+1

18 months in the planing and execution and included planting the drones in Russian trucks where the drivers unwittingly transported them thousands of miles away from Ukraine.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Waking up to Ukraine shredding a good chunk of the russian air force is a beautiful thing.

MAGA is very upset.

Well, Z made their president’s daddy look bad. Trump will have to get back in the gimp trunk now.