That is a very small front.
Horrible idea to push that far with so little. Can get yourself cut off and not get supplies.
Like the UKR have been doing.
Russian Invasion of Ukraine 2022
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That is a very small front.
Horrible idea to push that far with so little. Can get yourself cut off and not get supplies.
Like the UKR have been doing.
Floridaman
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i think that is less the front, and more where we know the Russians are.
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Take a look at this:
Take a look at this:
King Arts
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Baltics are already in nato
Agent23
Ни шагу назад!
Baronova is a well-known libtard, as is a lot of the staff of RT.
Everyone from the Duran to Tim Pool have stated that.
Airedale260
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No, they aren’t. We got through the Cold War without it (though we did come close on a few occasions), but believe it or not, they’re still human, they all have families, and they don’t want them all to die in nuclear war or a post-apocalyptic setting
I’m not sure about that specifically, but there have been guys advocating for dumping radioactive dust into the Baltics (the head of the LDP, whose name I forget and don’t care enough to look up), among other things.
As King Arts said, they are already in, unless you are suggesting NATO won’t admit Sweden or Finland, which would be incredibly stupid given 1) They’re already well integrated with NATO forces, 2) They both have sizable standing militaries, and 3) Would cause more geopolitical headaches for Moscow with little cost to NATO or themselves.
Yeah, it’ll make Putin have an aneurysm because it means NATO could easily choke off Kaliningrad and St. Petersburg from Baltic access, and allows us to more easily reinforce the Baltics. So I say we absolutely should.
Actually, a lot of Congress don't have kids, or really 'families' as we would think of them.
Many of them are more interested in trying to live as long as possible via life-extension tech/uploading, than in procreating/having a normal family.
And the ones tht do have families will likely get said families priority access to fallout shelters and the like, so they have less to fear than the plebs in the event of nuclear war.
Also, don't forget many of them are old Cold Warriors as well, who are itching for a chance to crush Russia once and for all, even if it means risking nuclear war to achieve it.
Three AM posting, my apologies.
They're already in NATO. Unless you're thinking of them getting kicked out of NATO?
Chiron
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Reserve stocks coming up for the Urban Combat Phase
Looks like a Guards Unit here.
The War in Ukraine
Looks like the Russians are moving around Mykolaiv in force. They did some patrols around it the past few days that subsequently pulled back, but now are going in force.
Mariupol itself is now being fought for. Won't last long.
There is also a push on Rubizhne and Sievierodonetsk, likely to prevent forces from escaping the bigger cauldron being built at Izium and Kramatorsk.
Not seeing a push on Poltava yet, but its highly likely.
Look at the post right above yours. I had a brain fart while sleepy.
Like other posters...the downsides to geeking Putin are pretty dang bad.
Putin goes and you'll likely see a fight over Russia that'll make the fall of Yugoslavia look like a scuffle between the Sharks and the Jets.
Putin goes and you'll likely see a fight over Russia that'll make the fall of Yugoslavia look like a scuffle between the Sharks and the Jets.
Agent23
Ни шагу назад!
Considering the beneficiaries were probably all SJWNPC manufacturers, welll..
Also, for a single person that might be a lot, but a whole US state's teachers pension fund probably has money in the low billions/high 100s of millions.
13 million is a drop in the bucket, also why the fuck aren't they just putting their money in ETFs?
Oh, yeah, right, they believe that overpriced hedge funds and advisors are worth it.
And in any case, if you try killing Putin but fail, it's off with your head, as Stauffenberg learned in Nazi Germany in regards to Hitler in 1944.
Putin would most likely kill the assassin himself.
I don't believe that he doesn't go around these days with a concealed pistol on himself.
not to mention a bulletproof underlayer in his suits.
I don't believe that he doesn't go around these days with a concealed pistol on himself.
not to mention a bulletproof underlayer in his suits.
Lord Sovereign
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So far, I must say I am mightily impressed by the sheer bloody mindedness of the Ukrainian Army. They are effectively making Russia pay for every inch and I'm shocked the Kremlin thought it would be any other way. Don't let the Cold War kit fool you, this is a large and coordinated army fighting for the existence of its homeland. And Cold War kit is still dangerous enough.
A quick and easy victory was never on the cards.
Ultimately I think 2014 and Crimea put silly ideas in Putin's head and he's badly misjudged the Ukrainian will to resist. I think there is a chance the war drags on and they bleed Russia so badly that Moscow must negotiate with Kyiv. This is a possibility as, in order to occupy Ukraine (regardless of following hideous insurgency) the Russians have to overcome roughly half a million very angry Ukrainian soldiers.
A quick and easy victory was never on the cards.
Ultimately I think 2014 and Crimea put silly ideas in Putin's head and he's badly misjudged the Ukrainian will to resist. I think there is a chance the war drags on and they bleed Russia so badly that Moscow must negotiate with Kyiv. This is a possibility as, in order to occupy Ukraine (regardless of following hideous insurgency) the Russians have to overcome roughly half a million very angry Ukrainian soldiers.