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AK-47s are a good weapon but when your nation goes to war you go prepared with manpower and armaments, but mostly with a strategy and tactics designed to win. Obviously Putin got cocky and it hurt his military adventure albeit there may or may not have been extensive use of the AK-47s.
calicuz · 56-60, M
@soar2newhighs
I don't think he got cocky, I think it’s all "Nazi level" propaganda, Russia is winning the war, and all the propaganda is to gain support from Americans, giving yet another excuse to send American troops into a war that the US has no business entering.
I don't think he got cocky, I think it’s all "Nazi level" propaganda, Russia is winning the war, and all the propaganda is to gain support from Americans, giving yet another excuse to send American troops into a war that the US has no business entering.
@calicuz I don’t think you or anyone else will see U. S. troops involved in fighting the Russian military.
As for the Nazi element to all this, I find it hard to swallow, considering as we’re told Zelinsky is Jewish. But there are those and I’m not criticizing you per se, who say this is about Nazis, but I’m not buying it.
And if the Republicans take the house and senate, very possible ,aid and funding to Ukraine will either be stopped or extremely limited.
As for the Nazi element to all this, I find it hard to swallow, considering as we’re told Zelinsky is Jewish. But there are those and I’m not criticizing you per se, who say this is about Nazis, but I’m not buying it.
And if the Republicans take the house and senate, very possible ,aid and funding to Ukraine will either be stopped or extremely limited.
calicuz · 56-60, M
@soar2newhighs
No, not actual Nazis, I meant the level of propaganda is at the level of the Nazi propaganda back in Wll.
No, not actual Nazis, I meant the level of propaganda is at the level of the Nazi propaganda back in Wll.
ninalanyon · 61-69, T
Russia doesn't use the AK-47 any more, the Soviet Union replaced them in 1974. The current infantry rifle is the AK-74M. See https://www.army-technology.com/projects/ak-74m-assault-rifle-russian-army-military/
Eventually it is supposed to be replaced by the Ak-12 and AK-15. See https://www.wearethemighty.com/mighty-trending/russias-standard-issue-infantry-rifle/
At least that's what plausible looking websites say and it accords with what people better informed than I am tell me.
You can't just stamp out such things, not if you want them to work well. Don't forget that while Russia is a huge country it doesn't have a correspondingly huge population or manufacturing capability. And the military is corrupt so there is a lot of waste.
Eventually it is supposed to be replaced by the Ak-12 and AK-15. See https://www.wearethemighty.com/mighty-trending/russias-standard-issue-infantry-rifle/
At least that's what plausible looking websites say and it accords with what people better informed than I am tell me.
You can't just stamp out such things, not if you want them to work well. Don't forget that while Russia is a huge country it doesn't have a correspondingly huge population or manufacturing capability. And the military is corrupt so there is a lot of waste.
calicuz · 56-60, M
Ok, let's start with where you are getting this information, because you are right.
It makes no sense that a country that plans on going to war would not have enough munitions to finish that war.
It makes no sense that a country that plans on going to war would not have enough munitions to finish that war.
plungesponge · 41-45, M
@calicuz The mobilized troops are on social media complaining about it [media=https://youtu.be/XATbBXqwKx4]
scrood · 31-35
Rather have heavy artillery