flook
Well-Known Member
The bit in bold is just untrue, there are regular posts from those with links identifying heavy losses on both sides, not just on the Russian side.Constant victories by the brave Ukrainians - every day brings news of more and more victories it seems with huge russian casualties and barely any mention of any ukranian losses aside from war crimes perpetrated against civilian targets. It seems that Russia can't even supply/ resource a conflict on its own border adequately so I don't believe they are capable of even making it across Ukraine, nevermind invading other countries while maintaining that occupation. It's clear that russian forces, morale and leadership is all a shambles that poses no wider threat - unless we are being fed bollocks of course.
With regards your second argument, you're speaking now from a position where it has been made pretty clear that the red army isn't what the west feared, largely it seems as a result of the corruption within. Prior to the west intervention on the side of the VICTIM in this conflict, the probability of continued aggression from Russia against its former Soviet Union members was very real. Even now a capitulation from the west by removing support from Ukraine would mean that possibility would again be prominent, as the aggression would eventually prove successful