Russian invasion of Ukraine

[RadcliffeRick]

I know that - 50 miles is 80 km.
I knocked 10% off and then went the wrong way.

 

[The Future’s Blue!]

View attachment 96519

25+5x10=300

Divided by 5x(7-1)=300

How to use the 9?

 

[grunge]

25+5x10=300

Divided by 5x(7-1)=300

How to use the 9?

9+1 = 10. Use that in your 1st one :)

 

[BlueAnorak]

More Russian stuff blowing up: Fog provides cover for a Ukrainian attack near Robotyne

Must have been a lot of ammunition on board. Thank goodness for fog. 1) This morning, under the cover of heavy fog and intense artillery, the AFU conducted a surprise offensive strike against the Russian lines between Robotyne and #Kopani. AFU tanks,...

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[BlueAnorak]

Mark Sumner Update
War Accounting + Russian Meat Wave Attacks https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2023/10/23/2201129/-Ukraine-update-War-accounting

 

[BlueAnorak]

Day 608 Review:

Ukraine Invasion Day 608: Russia is taking losses on a scale not seen since last winter

Russian combat losses in Ukraine war on all fronts including Sevastopol, Verbove, Zaporizhia, Bakhmut, Crimea, Avdiivka and Kherson front as of Oct. 23 according to armed forces of Ukraine. KYIV, Ukraine -- Russia appears to be suffering severe losses...

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[SPIDERBOY]

On the left bank of the Dnipro,Ukrainian forces control the road that runs from Krynky to Poima,and are advancing.
This is a distance of about 25km.

Slava Ukraini.

 

[BlueAnorak]

I have to say, your average Russian's ability to die on command, created over the last 2 centuries is very impressive from a military command-and-control perspective.
Fucking idiotic though that is from your average Russian's perspective.
70% casualties around Avdiivka to get to Ukrainian lines. Unfortunately the 30% that get to Ukrainian lines are causing Ukrainian casualties.

 

[northendenton]

I know that - 50 miles is 80 km.
I knocked 10% off and then went the wrong way.

Not amillion miles away then MMA lol

 

[feedmpenzaandhewillscore]

I was reading Russia had committed 400,000 troops to this needless invasion so far. They are also looking at spending 6 percent of gdp on it. I imagine when inflation starts to ramp up their supermarkets, shops etc will start to look like what they did during the Soviet era. Not to mention what public services etc will look like for your everyday Russian.

How long can they keep this going as they haven’t achieved probably 90-95 percent of their goals they had at the beginning of this conflict. The West has to keep the support up and outlast the misplaced will of Russia till it’s eventual collapse as a regime.