Is Russia basically following the WW2 template of throwing bodies into a meatgrinder war until the other side runs out of bullets?
I don't see any other sense to sending untrained troops without weapons or food to a frontline
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ElwoodBlues · M
@jshm2 The Pentagon is watching closely, both with AWACS and spy satellites; they know whose radios are transmitting from the different areas. If all the radios with Russian modulation schemes leave a city, the Pentagon knows.
No one knows for sure what is the game with Russia
What has the MSM gotten wrong about the state of the war in the past 30 weeks since Putin invaded? Where's your evidence of propaganda driven falsehoods?
DeluxedEdition · 26-30, F
I have a Russian coworker who just got back from visiting Russia
And my other coworker asked her what she thought about what was going on
And she said that she loves Putin he is a “hero” and he has “done so much for our country” and them invading Ukraine was “necessary” 😕😳
That’s what happens in a communist country. propaganda is shoved down your throat And you are told how to think and feel
I pray to God that they don’t all believe that
And my other coworker asked her what she thought about what was going on
And she said that she loves Putin he is a “hero” and he has “done so much for our country” and them invading Ukraine was “necessary” 😕😳
That’s what happens in a communist country. propaganda is shoved down your throat And you are told how to think and feel
I pray to God that they don’t all believe that
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plungesponge · 41-45, M
@LegendofPeza I used to think that was just Russianphobic propaganda but seeing their military just leave their dead in the field was an eyeopener, it really is run like a mafia operation
llloydfred · 56-60, M
@plungesponge Mafia, oh let's just say that maybe the future with all types of military and other aide for Ukraine.. ?
Northwest · M
He's not going to sent the new troops into the fight. He will be sending them to control the population in the regions he recently annexed.
The war is shifting into a "remote" phase, where the warring parties will be exchanging missile/artillery barrages, every once in a while, leading to a stalemate.
The war is shifting into a "remote" phase, where the warring parties will be exchanging missile/artillery barrages, every once in a while, leading to a stalemate.
Morvoren · F
They’re relics from the 20th century.
Roundandroundwego · 61-69
Is NATO even in your memory?
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plungesponge · 41-45, M
@Lilnonames That's my guess as well. His actual troops in the private Wagner and Kadyrov armies are spent after 7 months on the front lines, so Putin is throwing civilian bodies to try hold back the Ukrainians until his actual shock units have time to resupply and start again after winter