I think they've probably got the message, guys.
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I was going to say that Vader apparently recovered after Luke helped him take off the helmet. Probably another Disney retcon.
Didn't the senior generals leave weeks ago and isn't there the idea that Russia might have left some of its army in the city, hidden as civilians, to engage in brutal gorilla warfare?
Or were they just rumours?
Obvious trap too obvious?
Or were they just rumours?
Obvious trap too obvious?
That's what it is, thanks!
Who would those suicidal guerrilla fighters be exactly? Imagine how high your morale has to be to willingly get left behind to fight the overwhelming opposing force for… what exactly?
On one hand, the retreat obviously was already happening during the last days, and on the other hand Ukraine broke through their lines last night. This was the last chance to call it a retreat before it becomes a lost battle.
The retreat has been going on for weeks to be fair to um, they’ve been steadily withdrawing people, equipment and looting anything of worth. Just in final stages now.
Not Russia's biggest fan, far from it, but wish them a speedy recovery.
I'm not saying it will work, or that it is a sensible tactic.
But those things don't preclude it from potentially being Russia's plan.
That no crazy GOPs who would save them got elected?
Isn't the title jumping the gun a bit?
No, answering the person asking about river banks. See previous posts.
Officials so far have rebuffed the claims around the Russian withdrawal from Kherson, interesting.
What's surprising is that realisation actually managed to hit them. That's the prudent thing to do.
Aww was hoping for a full AFTV tonight
Hinting at what we all know.
I am tired, Volodya
Weekly update of German deliveries this time consists of these items:
- 30 MRAP vehicles DINGO
- Iris-T SLM missiles
- 4 anti-drone sensors and jammers
- 18 reconnaissance drones
- 5 tank transporter tractor M1070 Oshkosh
- 1 lift trucks
Not sure if it’s been posted already as it’s a week old, but here’s a fine meltdown to enjoy….
Claude/Claudio (R.I.P.) speaking to them all, directly from the other side: “It’s time to goooo!”
US releasing an estimated death figure of 100k fighters on each side.
Are they trying to win hearts and minds that now is the time to take negotiations seriously?
Are they trying to win hearts and minds that now is the time to take negotiations seriously?
Given recent battle field losses you would expect them to retaliate soon with massive missile attacks on civilians again.
Yes that would fit... Let's hope that the recently delivered NASAMS and Aspide are already operational and further increase the performance of Ukrainian air defence
I still don't trust the Russians. I think Ukraine should edge into the city really slow and steady
They do, but so far it looks like there are just some lost soldiers that are then taken as PoW, but not really much more (obviously obstacles like mine fields exist, so they have to be careful anyways)
He said “well over 100k“, so 100k is just a minimum number thrown out there. Also based on what has been reported I’d be wary of using a standard 3:1 WIA:KIA, at least on the Russian side.
It wasn’t a “release”, just an off the cuff remark while Milley was speaking at some economic club.
Seems hard to believe, but if Ukraine is sharing that data with the US, Milley would know. Then again, he probably wouldn’t use the word “probably” if he’s referring to data.
Yea that's wrong because since the start of the Ukrainian offensive counterattacks it's been said that the average daily routine was a 1 to 6 ratio, as 1 loss on the Ukrainian side to 6 Russian losses.
Ukraine had a lot of losses during springtime at Donbas, but the overall number can't be at 100k despite how bad your math is.
UAF should really be careful of entering the city. I've never seen a side so publicly aknowledging they're retreating and several times at that.
I kinda just wanna sit at home all day watching liberation clips as they push forward. The tearful babushkas just break me.