Russian invasion of Ukraine

[dickie davies]

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The article i read about ruSSian tanks the other day was interesting
They will never run out, but they will eventually become in extremely short supply
All the fields of soviet era are now half empty and of the 50% left, half of that won't be of any use except for cannibalisation and they've already picked the best of what was there, so they are properly on the dregs

 

[Kompany Car]

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The article i read about ruSSian tanks the other day was interesting
They will never run out, but they will eventually become in extremely short supply
All the fields of soviet era are now half empty and of the 50% left, half of that won't be of any use except for cannibalisation and they've already picked the best of what was there, so they are properly on the dregs

Covert Cabal on Youtube did a video on it a few days back.

 

[SPIDERBOY]

A fair bit of movement in the border area of Bryansk Region.

Slava Ukraini.

 

[BlueAnorak]

Stuff 06/01:

Russian stuff blowing up: Ukraine makes gains in new Kursk offensive

Ukraine is reported to have taken the villages of Berlin and Novosotnitskii in its new Kursk offensive. Here’s a podcast that wraps up developments in the new offensive. Ukraine hits a rocket fuel plant in Rostov. Watching Russian tanks get blown up...

www.dailykos.com

 

[Scottyboi]

More gains for russia in Kurakhove near Vuhledar, they're pressing hard whilst the Kursk counter offensive is in progress.

 

[SPIDERBOY]

Russian Command post destroyed,Belaya,Kursk Region.
Command post of the 810th Marine Brigade.

Slava Ukraini.

 

[Scottyboi]

Battle for Kurakhove: what is known - DeepState

As of the end of the day on January 6, there were still a certain number of observation posts in the city of Kurakhove on the outskirts of the TPP, but globally this no longer affects control over the city.

Almost all of Kurakhove is occupied by the enemy. The city has become a place of quartering and accumulation of personnel for further enemy actions on Dachne and further south. Moreover, the Katsaps are already transferring some of the units to another area near Myrnograd, where an increase in the number of enemy attacks is expected.

Control over the city gives the enemy many advantages for developing offensive actions to the west. The presence of the Defense Forces only adds additional complexity to the units in that area.

 

[cleavers]

Battle for Kurakhove: what is known - DeepState

As of the end of the day on January 6, there were still a certain number of observation posts in the city of Kurakhove on the outskirts of the TPP, but globally this no longer affects control over the city.

Almost all of Kurakhove is occupied by the enemy. The city has become a place of quartering and accumulation of personnel for further enemy actions on Dachne and further south. Moreover, the Katsaps are already transferring some of the units to another area near Myrnograd, where an increase in the number of enemy attacks is expected.

Control over the city gives the enemy many advantages for developing offensive actions to the west. The presence of the Defense Forces only adds additional complexity to the units in that area.

Looking at the various maps available, it looks like a few hundred metres gained in recent days, a power station (probably flattened anyway) they also seem to have surrounded an area of fields.

It's about 20 miles from the ground they've held since 2014 (and the start of this conflict).

 

[Kirkstall Blue]

 

[Manchester33]

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The article i read about ruSSian tanks the other day was interesting
They will never run out, but they will eventually become in extremely short supply
All the fields of soviet era are now half empty and of the 50% left, half of that won't be of any use except for cannibalisation and they've already picked the best of what was there, so they are properly on the dregs

800k casualties...

800k working-age people are no longer paying taxes and boosting the economy. That's more than the population of cities like New Castle, Sheffield, Nottingham, etc.

On top of that, hundreds of thousands will require long term medical/psychological care.

They'll have to rebuild billions of dollars worth of infrastructure (all these ammo depots/oil refineries/army equipment/roads/train tracks), and trade restrictions will hamper that.

Even with the stolen land in Ukraine, they'll be tens of billions of $s out of pocket from this stupid war. In 100 years, Russians will look back and curse their ancestors for putting up with this.