These warnings keep happening - and nothing comes from it. Time and again a massive russian attack is predicted but never eventuates.
It's just clickbait.
These warnings keep happening - and nothing comes from it. Time and again a massive russian attack is predicted but never eventuates.
It's just clickbait.
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People talk about Russia as "zerg rush" as they have a missunderstanding on how the Blitzkrieg worked.
It wasn't "an all-out assault on strategic zones".
It was a highly organized logistically backed push that worked crazy well. When Russia started this attack? They only had a front wave. They pushed, they faltered, and in lots of places had to pull back far.
The blitzkrieg? The logistical front moved in-step but behind the front-line. A tank running out of fuel? Not an issue because the support squadron is two hours away. Or well, yes it was an issue. The tank shouldn't have run out of fuel in the first place what was that commander doing.
The point still stands.
So far Russia hasn't had organized backlines and support when doing their massive offensives. Just a huge offensive.
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Well, either way, this looks like a big one. Several sites are reporting on the military buildup there in the north east, a pretty large assault force.
What wasn't mentioned though, was that the Ukrainians are expecting them and have been building bunkers and trenches, have a couple brigades ready and thousands of bomb drones.
It will be a bloody one.
Honestly it's fascinating and I bet a lot of other naval powers are taking notes at how effective small, unmanned craft are are at destroying ships. Even if they aren't as inept as Russia when it comes to guarding their assets, it's still a concern to look into for countries with prominent navies.
While Yuppie's framing is as bad as always, I wouldn't quite dismiss the notion that the Russians might try an offensive there.
The artillery ammo shortage has become a serious issue for Ukraine, again. The Republican party did what the RuZZkis couldn't. Give Russia an edge again.
I absolutely don't see the Russians retaking Kharkiv, but they might create some buffer between Ukraine and Belgorod.
right now it is a race before US elections yes. The Republicans have shown their intent is to defund everything in Russia's favor.
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It has nothing to do with me. I am just rationalizing to the other person why the Republicans, or anyone else really like with Orban, would undermine Ukraine for Russia. And the simple cold-stone logic is cash and self-preservation.
Many American politicians would take the risk of either going to ADX Florence or being strapped for life at the expense of innocents.
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Can't wait for this interview https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1754953564173042041?s=20
What other side? Russia? Who we've been listening to since they announced that they were beginning a "3-day special operation to denazify eastern ukraine" almost two full years ago?
What does Elon tweeting it out have to do with anything beyond him playing to his right wing base of reactionaries and people who happily gobble up propaganda? What value is there in listening to someone do a puff-piece interview of a murderous authoritarian who regularly has political opponents assassinated?
Given that Twitter has rapidly lost relevancy, and users, I'm not sure I believe your claim that "everyone and their grandmothers" have been waiting for this.
This instead seems a lot like that TEXIT movement guy that recently tweeted about how Texas should secede because it has all these great things going for it including "warm weather ports", which is a uniquely Russian think to care about - or even know about really - because in Texas and the US we simply call ports "ports" without differentiating.
I'm not interested in a propagandist spreading propaganda on a platform that's become a haven for propaganda and misinformation, but thanks.
Why the hell would I be interested in any of that?
The "interview" is going to be boring as fuck. There is going to be nothing interesting there. We are obviously going to hear soft-ball questions (that Russia already know beforehand) answered with state propaganda that we've already heard. If you are expecting something amazing here, you are a fool.