War in Ukraine


Wow, so back in May, I posted a story where they miraculously found another $3 billion due to an accounting error. I wonder how many more "errors" we will be seeing in the coming months?

War in Ukraine

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Just three days after Politico reported the latest authorization of military aid to Ukraine was on pace to run out in mid-summer, the Pentagon on Thursday disclosed it had made an accounting error with previous weapon shipments, overvaluing them by about $3 billion.

And just like that, the Pentagon says it's now free to hand over another $3 billion in weapons, ammunition and supplies without asking Congress for approval.
 
Sounds like the counteroffensive has been a huge error.
To the contrary, it was designed to be a meat grinder and wear down the Slavs. Unfortunately, they ground down the Kyiv regime Slavs instead of the Russians.

It doesn't matter either way. They don't care about either the Russians or the Ukrainians. f***'em both.
 
Drunk Russians (Not racist at all)
Russians stealing cherries from "Ukraine"
"Plans love silence"
Merkavas
Russian spy dolphins

Homemade drones

"shaping operations"
F/A-18s
Spring/Summer Counteroffensive
"2nd best army in Ukraine"
11th sanctions package
F-16s
F-35s
Iron Dome
Bakhmut Holds/Fortress Bakhmut
Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant Offensive
Northern and Southwestern flanks near Artemovsk (Bakhmut)
Belgorod Offensive
Bakhmut Flanks Offensive
Bakhmut is not strategically important
"A gas station masquerading as a country"
Storm Shadow
ATACMS
MALD
"Do you want Ukraine to win?"
Game changers
"for as long as it takes"
Arrest Putin in South Africa
Moskva
James Vasquez
Depleted uranium
Shovels
Viagra to rape women
20k tons of ammo in Transnistria
"investment"
"bully"
"unprovoked"
Leopard tanks
Babushka with pickle jar
North Korean munitions
War crime tribunals
Patrick Lancaster's staged scenes
Steven Seagal is a Pootin Puppet
Banning Orthodox Priests and News Media Outlets are no big deal
These numbers come from the Ukrainian MOD so they have to be true.
Sack of Potatoes
Smooth Brain
Homer
Newsweek is GOP and Russian propaganda
Mobile crematoriums
Iranian drones
Stealing chips from washing machines/refrigerators/televisions
No fly zones/air superiority
HIMARS
North Korean troops
Finland and Sweden join NATO
Strike on Wagner Group HQ
Patriot missiles
Oil price cap
Kherson Kherson Kherson
MH-17
"f*** the EU.."
Kerch Bridge
Article 5
100k Russians dead
Institute for the Study of War
"Ruble will be rubble"
Million Man Ukrainian army
McDonalds/IKEA/Coca Cola/H&M/Louis Vuitton
Long lines at ATMs
Eggs
Russia running out of missiles/drones
Russia can't fight in winter/frostbite
Polish Mig-29s
Javelina
Azovstal "evacuation"
Stingers
40 mile caravan outside of Kyiv
Switchblade drones
Ghost of Kiev
Obese General
Kremlin Coup
Blood Cancer
Parkinsons
A-10 Warthogs
Abrams tanks
I saw it on the evening news
It must be true if it's on Twitter
100 Billion will bring Russia to its knees
Snake Island
Meat grinder
Ukrainian Nazis are no big deal
Lukashenko's breath mints
Tooth Fairy
Soviet Union still exists
Trailer Park of the world
Pootin
Pootin Stooges
Larry Moe Curly
Bradley fighting vehicles
Strykers
Challengers
"Just a few weeks of training"
Maintenance will be done in Germany
China bad
 
They've held the line stead at 20% for well over a year. Outside of the few territories that were lost in the fall offensive, most of those have been recovered (except near Kharkiv) and they have made gains in other areas in the south.



3 things:
1. As we learned over the weekend, the Russians pulled out of Kyiv and Chernihiv last March when they thought they had a breakthrough in negotiations. The pull out was a sign of good faith. Then Boris Johnson came in and wrecked the deal.
2. Also, no one (if they are serious) really believes that the Russians were planning on sieging and taking Kyiv with on 40k men. The entire point of that was to have the Ukrainians have to commit resources to Kyiv instead of having them be able to move those extra resources to the Donbas.
3. Russia isn't worried about taking Kyiv, their focus was liberating Donbas and destroying the Kyiv army. Phase one of the conflict was to press the Ukrainians to the negotiating table. That would have worked had it not been for Boris Johnson. Phase two became a battle to destroy the Ukrainian army. Phase three is where we are at now after the mobilization in September where they are now destroying the NATO army. Notice, all of these videos of wrecked equipment isn't the Soviet era equipment that the Ukrainians had at the start of this. Since September, all you are seeing being destroyed now are Western supplied weapons. You need to ask yourself what happened to all of their Soviet era equipment.


I don't mind disagreement... when it is reasonable. But some of these people simply are either ideologically driven (baby boomers that carryover their Cold War biases) or I'm starting to see that they are simply racists that hate Slavs (particularly Russians, Ukrainians, Serbs and Poles), Chinese, etc outside of NATO countries. As Josep Borrel said, the "garden" vs the "jungle".

All the time, I post reasonable facts and conclusions (because in the fog of war, we know truth is the first casualty on both sides) that help me arrive at where I stand. But all these guys come back with is ad hominem attacks, "pootin puppet" or just plain delusions such as "Ukraine is winning", "Russia's economy is tanking" and what not, meanwhile they ignore the fact that it is the Ukrainians and NATO that is begging for weapons and have economies that are on the decline.

As far 2) If Russia though they could walk into Kyiv as some kind of liberator, I could easily see them only sending 40k troops. I haven't heard of anything else you've mentioned,but they mostly retreated after suffering bad morale and huge causalities due to not being prepared. Ukraine was prepared. I agree with the fog of war argument,and while trying not to go on a "whataboutism" argument, Russia has definitely added their brand of spin on any reason for their defeats and setbacks. Makes you shake your head.....
 
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As far 2) If Russia though they could walk into Kyiv as some kind of liberator, I could easily see them only sending 40k troops. I haven't heard of anything else you've mentioned,but they mostly retreated after suffering bad morale and huge causalities due to not being prepared. Ukraine was prepared. I agree with the fog of war argument,and while trying not to go on a "whataboutism" argument, Russia has definitely added their brand of spin on any reason for their defeats and setbacks. Makes you shake your head.....
Again, it has already been shown this weekend that they pulled out of Kyiv and the north as a show of good faith after Kyiv signed the peace deal in Turkiye. At this point, that isn't disputable.
 
Again, it has already been shown this weekend that they pulled out of Kyiv and the north as a show of good faith after Kyiv signed the peace deal in Turkiye. At this point, that isn't disputable.
Then why didn’t they go back after Boris Johnson allegedly scuttled the deal?
 

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