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Anonymous wrote:In yet another Ukrainian good will gesture in occupied Kherson, there were several “arrivals” courtesy of HIMARS, and cotton was observed.

Of the Russian officers invited to the party, 8 were promoted to 200 status, and 7 more promoted to 300.

All in all, you must agree this was a very good day!

Ukraine has claimed to have killed 6 gorillion Russian generals by now, but they keep popping up alive. Does Russia have necromancers or does Ukraine have a bunch of liars?

https://www.rt.com/russia/583575-commander-black-sea-fleet/

You quoted RT ? Bwahahahahahahahaha - good one!

oh wait, you were joking, right? RIGHT??

Don't you guys ever get tired of being wrong? Russia should be out of generals, artillery, rifles, gas, food, etc... if you guys were right about, well anything.

I mean they did run out of gas on their way to take to Kyiv so there is good precedent for that. And now they're banning gas exports because they're afraid they're going to run out so there's that. They did have their hand out begging North Korea of all places for artillery so there's that too. Don't you get tired of defending one of the most incompetent military campaigns (Russia) in world history? Anyway, maybe your Russian government will actually have the Admiral do an interview the next time they want to be a little bit more credible in their lying. As it stands, they must have been really embarrassed to lose an Admiral to a country without a navy.

Add in 10 million shells from North Korea, and you're looking at the making of a real offensive. Its probably too late for negotiations now.

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Anonymous wrote:Olenegorsky Gornyak will be out of action for 6 months to a year. If there's structural damage (possible since it was riding low and listing at 20 degrees) it may need to be scrapped.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/davidaxe/2023/08/04/scratch-one-amphib-ukraines-nighttime-drone-assault-wrecks-a-russian-warship-and-sends-a-message-to-the-kremlin/?sh=3a6e3a9a4085

"General Colonel Mikhail Teplinsky revealed on Wednesday that 8,500 of Russia’s Airborne Forces (VDV) paratroopers have been wounded since February of last year."
“more than 5,000 wounded paratroopers returned to the front after treatment, and over 3,500 of our wounded refused to leave the front line at all.”
https://www.kyivpost.com/post/20213?utm_source=flipboard&utm_content=fmanio%2Fmagazine%2FPutin%E2%80%99s++Folly

Assuming 45,000 (2023) VDV troops less "1,522 VDV deaths had been documented by 12 February 2023" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_Airborne_Forces); that's almost % RTD (Return to Duty).

But WIA rate is normally 4 times RTD, and Russian medical care seems lacking as well, so DOW (Died of Wounds) cases have to be significant? Just how many times have Russian VDV troops been replaced?

That ship is done. They don't have the spare parts to fix it, and it's taken on far too much sea water.

Context for all the Ukrainian boasting today.

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Anonymous wrote:Olenegorsky Gornyak will be out of action for 6 months to a year. If there's structural damage (possible since it was riding low and listing at 20 degrees) it may need to be scrapped.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/davidaxe/2023/08/04/scratch-one-amphib-ukraines-nighttime-drone-assault-wrecks-a-russian-warship-and-sends-a-message-to-the-kremlin/?sh=3a6e3a9a4085

"General Colonel Mikhail Teplinsky revealed on Wednesday that 8,500 of Russia’s Airborne Forces (VDV) paratroopers have been wounded since February of last year."
“more than 5,000 wounded paratroopers returned to the front after treatment, and over 3,500 of our wounded refused to leave the front line at all.”
https://www.kyivpost.com/post/20213?utm_source=flipboard&utm_content=fmanio%2Fmagazine%2FPutin%E2%80%99s++Folly

Assuming 45,000 (2023) VDV troops less "1,522 VDV deaths had been documented by 12 February 2023" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_Airborne_Forces); that's almost % RTD (Return to Duty).

But WIA rate is normally 4 times RTD, and Russian medical care seems lacking as well, so DOW (Died of Wounds) cases have to be significant? Just how many times have Russian VDV troops been replaced?

That ship is done. They don't have the spare parts to fix it, and it's taken on far too much sea water.

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Anonymous wrote:Not a close follower of this but I am still hoping Ukraine boots Russia and decisively.

Me too. This is the question "knowing what you know now, what would you have done in 1938 for Poland?"

I empathize with Ukraine after the War Crimes the Russians committed in the occupied territories.

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Anonymous wrote:It's got to be pretty humiliating to you Russians to have your prize naval fleet being blown to bits by a country that doesn't even have a navy 😂😂😂

The counter offensive must be going swimmingly for the Ukraine to be able to afford diverting so many assets to harassing the Russian navy.

Anonymous wrote:It's got to be pretty humiliating to you Russians to have your prize naval fleet being blown to bits by a country that doesn't even have a navy 😂😂😂

Anonymous wrote:It's got to be pretty humiliating to you Russians to have your prize naval fleet being blown to bits by a country that doesn't even have a navy 😂😂😂

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Anonymous wrote:In yet another Ukrainian good will gesture in occupied Kherson, there were several “arrivals” courtesy of HIMARS, and cotton was observed.

Of the Russian officers invited to the party, 8 were promoted to 200 status, and 7 more promoted to 300.

All in all, you must agree this was a very good day!

Ukraine has claimed to have killed 6 gorillion Russian generals by now, but they keep popping up alive. Does Russia have necromancers or does Ukraine have a bunch of liars?

https://www.rt.com/russia/583575-commander-black-sea-fleet/

Uh huh. Sure he’s alive. Very convincing Russian cover-up for the stupid I guess.

The fact that Ukraine starts talking about all the generals they killed about 5 minutes after a missile comes down anywhere in Russian territory, should tell you just how fake it all is. Life is not a video game, where your kills instantly tally on a sheet visible to all players.

When you hit a building packed with people (supposedly), there is going to be a search and rescue operation. People will be noted as missing, until they are dug out or its realized they left for the dentist that day, etc.. Bodies have to be identified, and reports start getting made. Only then can "signals" intelligence start picking up these reports.

Ukraine would be a lot more convincing if they waited a day, and pretended they intercepted a real communication. But they can't wait, because they need that PR dopamine hit right now to keep them going. Then you ignore any evidence it was all made up or exaggerated, just long enough to jump on to the next big PR offensive. So the cycle goes, with team Ukraine stumbling on from one hit to the next.

Well all this could have been avoided if they had manufactured evidence against Hunter Biden. This is pay back by the republicans and the Russians.

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Anonymous wrote:In yet another Ukrainian good will gesture in occupied Kherson, there were several “arrivals” courtesy of HIMARS, and cotton was observed.

Of the Russian officers invited to the party, 8 were promoted to 200 status, and 7 more promoted to 300.

All in all, you must agree this was a very good day!

Ukraine has claimed to have killed 6 gorillion Russian generals by now, but they keep popping up alive. Does Russia have necromancers or does Ukraine have a bunch of liars?

https://www.rt.com/russia/583575-commander-black-sea-fleet/

Uh huh. Sure he’s alive. Very convincing Russian cover-up for the stupid I guess.

The fact that Ukraine starts talking about all the generals they killed about 5 minutes after a missile comes down anywhere in Russian territory, should tell you just how fake it all is. Life is not a video game, where your kills instantly tally on a sheet visible to all players.

When you hit a building packed with people (supposedly), there is going to be a search and rescue operation. People will be noted as missing, until they are dug out or its realized they left for the dentist that day, etc.. Bodies have to be identified, and reports start getting made. Only then can "signals" intelligence start picking up these reports.

Ukraine would be a lot more convincing if they waited a day, and pretended they intercepted a real communication. But they can't wait, because they need that PR dopamine hit right now to keep them going. Then you ignore any evidence it was all made up or exaggerated, just long enough to jump on to the next big PR offensive. So the cycle goes, with team Ukraine stumbling on from one hit to the next.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:In yet another Ukrainian good will gesture in occupied Kherson, there were several “arrivals” courtesy of HIMARS, and cotton was observed.

Of the Russian officers invited to the party, 8 were promoted to 200 status, and 7 more promoted to 300.

All in all, you must agree this was a very good day!

Ukraine has claimed to have killed 6 gorillion Russian generals by now, but they keep popping up alive. Does Russia have necromancers or does Ukraine have a bunch of liars?

https://www.rt.com/russia/583575-commander-black-sea-fleet/

Uh huh. Sure he’s alive. Very convincing Russian cover-up for the stupid I guess.

The fact that Ukraine starts talking about all the generals they killed about 5 minutes after a missile comes down anywhere in Russian territory, should tell you just how fake it all is. Life is not a video game, where your kills instantly tally on a sheet visible to all players.

When you hit a building packed with people (supposedly), there is going to be a search and rescue operation. People will be noted as missing, until they are dug out or its realized they left for the dentist that day, etc.. Bodies have to be identified, and reports start getting made. Only then can "signals" intelligence start picking up these reports.

Ukraine would be a lot more convincing if they waited a day, and pretended they intercepted a real communication. But they can't wait, because they need that PR dopamine hit right now to keep them going. Then you ignore any evidence it was all made up or exaggerated, just long enough to jump on to the next big PR offensive. So the cycle goes, with team Ukraine stumbling on from one hit to the next.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:In yet another Ukrainian good will gesture in occupied Kherson, there were several “arrivals” courtesy of HIMARS, and cotton was observed.

Of the Russian officers invited to the party, 8 were promoted to 200 status, and 7 more promoted to 300.

All in all, you must agree this was a very good day!

Ukraine has claimed to have killed 6 gorillion Russian generals by now, but they keep popping up alive. Does Russia have necromancers or does Ukraine have a bunch of liars?

https://www.rt.com/russia/583575-commander-black-sea-fleet/

Uh huh. Sure he’s alive. Very convincing Russian cover-up for the stupid I guess.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:In yet another Ukrainian good will gesture in occupied Kherson, there were several “arrivals” courtesy of HIMARS, and cotton was observed.

Of the Russian officers invited to the party, 8 were promoted to 200 status, and 7 more promoted to 300.

All in all, you must agree this was a very good day!

Ukraine has claimed to have killed 6 gorillion Russian generals by now, but they keep popping up alive. Does Russia have necromancers or does Ukraine have a bunch of liars?

https://www.rt.com/russia/583575-commander-black-sea-fleet/

You quoted RT ? Bwahahahahahahahaha - good one!

oh wait, you were joking, right? RIGHT??

Don't you guys ever get tired of being wrong? Russia should be out of generals, artillery, rifles, gas, food, etc... if you guys were right about, well anything.

I mean they did run out of gas on their way to take to Kyiv so there is good precedent for that. And now they're banning gas exports because they're afraid they're going to run out so there's that. They did have their hand out begging North Korea of all places for artillery so there's that too. Don't you get tired of defending one of the most incompetent military campaigns (Russia) in world history? Anyway, maybe your Russian government will actually have the Admiral do an interview the next time they want to be a little bit more credible in their lying. As it stands, they must have been really embarrassed to lose an Admiral to a country without a navy.

Well Russia didn't blow up North Stream (although everyone screamed they did, and when it turned out they didn't, the thing kind of died down).

And they didn't hit Poland (although got the blame anyway).

And they didn't hit the market (Ukraine did).

So there is ample precedent for lies going the other way, dontcha think?

Anonymous wrote:Not a close follower of this but I am still hoping Ukraine boots Russia and decisively.