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Russia can adapt. Staying refused to prepare for an invasion and punished anyone who warned him the Nazis would invade. He denied the invasion for days When the invasion happened it was a shit show for the soviet union. Untrained men, only inexperienced officers, no preparation. Tanks would get minor mechanical problems and te crews would abandon then because they didn't know how to fix them But they turned it around. Increased manufacturing, Stalin handed the reigns to the few experienced officers and humbles themselves and did what they advised. They changed things and made it so the tank crews training began in the factories A bit of a back drop is after America got involved they did supply Russia with logistics so they had help. But don't underestimate the russians. Pugin has an iron grip on his people and te oligarchs. He can switch it up and put them on slave time to feed his war machine. And as the past has shown, the Russians can adapt and rise to the occasion
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2024-10-08
Naturalwonders
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2024-10-08
Ten points for accuracy in “champing”.
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I was speaking about invasions into Russia proper. The land they fought Japan for was of little importance to the russians. Important enough to try and fight for at one point but after embarrassing defeats perspective changed. They thought they could just steam roll japan but it didn't work and it wasn't worth te fight If japan actually tried to invade mainland Russia then it would be a different story
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2024-10-08
Which almost certainly has to be a consideration, right? If they can get the reactor off and cool, they can absolutely shred the surrounding power infrastructure. Russia likely wouldn't be able to bring the plant back online until the war is over. If nothing else, it either becomes a huge cost to repair the plant and get it online or they have to move the industry that fuels the war machine further back, which just creates longer logistics and complicates things, since the infrastructure and talent doesn't already exist. Will they get there? Well, I didn't expect them to still be in Russia, and pretty much no one expected them to hold on this long. I'm skeptical, but I certainly wouldn't get against Ukraine.
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2024-10-08
We are not discussing foreign support we are discussing the claim IE Russia used a WMD they would look week, tactically be admitting defeat, and that the citizens would dispose him. Would Ukraine be week, tactically admit defeat and it's population rise up against its government if the used a nuclear bomb to repel a foreign invasion. I don't think either would domestically. It would be hugely popular in fact.
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2024-10-08
And yet, 4 days in,  no button.  Huh.  I guess it was a bluff the whole time.
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2024-10-08
What was disco during Christmas like? Did the christmas trees get cocaine poured on them instead of fake snow? Did everyone get down, boogie oogie oogie?
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2024-10-08
Desperation or not. In war only winning matters. How is pleading for western weapons any different? Plus needing to practically beg to be able to use them effectively. 
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2024-10-08
Pointless bloodshed is invading your neighborhood to fulfill your imperial ambitions.  Bloodshed to defend your home and family is about as far from "pointless" as you can get.
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2024-10-08
Imagine who they are fighting? Most likely these are people who got placed in those border roles to avoid Frontline fighting. Probably kids of people with money, but not enough to entirely avoid being forced into service. Much better than pushing into mined trenches.
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2024-10-08
Which it did, but it also ended the VC as significant military force 
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2024-10-08
Well then Putin was a world class moron to put his country in a position where such a thing could happen. Depleting his military forces.  Getting all his equipment destroyed.  Abandoning the defense of his borders. Giving his opponents perfect deniability and justification on the world stage.  Destroying his economy.  All to feed his antiquated imperial ambitions.  Our master manipulator, everyone. Biggest self inflicted mistake of the century.
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No, Pickett’s charge was the confederate last-ditch attempt at victory on the third day. I think it was Ewell on the first day that started attacking but then hesitated after making ground and it gave the Army of the Potomac time to reorganize and hold the confederate the rest of the battle.
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2024-10-08
And yet Russia is still winning.
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That would be J. E. B. Stuart, who while a great cavalry commander, was also terrible at following orders he didn’t feel like.
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2024-10-08
no minefields there
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2024-10-08
I know it's unrealistic but Ukraine in Moscow 2024 would just be so incredible
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2024-10-08
Threat of possible nukes*.  Their nuclear capabilities and numbers are almost all self-reported.. sort of like their fifth gen fighters, unkillabke tanks, and hypersonic missiles.  
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2024-10-08
I mean, it's how he got into power in the first place.
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2024-10-08
Doctrines are so drastically different now than Lees last attempt at a true offensive that the situations are not really comparable. The only real similarity is the goal to demoralize the Russian population. There are no more accidental battles where entire army corps stumble into each other in the woods. Modern reconnaissance is too effective.
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That's a part of why the Battle of the Somme was so bloody. The Germans were bearing down on Verdun with everything they had. There was a planned British campaign to the north for late summer/early fall but the French convinced them to move the start date up to help draw German forces away from Verdun, and it did exactly what it was supposed to.
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2024-10-08
Remember Beslan and Nord-Ost? Yeah, even the cops don't know the meaning of the words "Collateral damage"
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2024-10-08
From second best army in the world to second best army in Ukraine and now Russia has the second best army in Russia.
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2024-10-08
It's not smart, it's a way to escalate the war. Russia is basically backing the rebels in the Donbas as they is and had been a civil war in Ukraine since before the invasion. Russia don't officially have their army fighting in Ukraine, just mercenaries, same as the West with Syria, etc where we back the rebels. By invading a tiny Russian town of no strategic importance and in the middle of nowhere gives Russia a valid excuse to send in troops and the West can't have unofficial troops in Ukraine as well to fight Russian troops as that will escalate into WWIII. The only alternative is to to commit to giving Ukraine more money and weapons, which is what Zalenski wants.
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The Chechen Wars didn't go very well. Even the second one was still a meat grinder, and is only half a victory (since Chechnya still has a lot more autonomy than any other region)
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2024-10-08
For the rhyme, can it be a Chally 2 that's first in? It was a British tank that captured Volgograd (then Tsaritsyn) in 1919.
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2024-10-08
That's the funniest description I encountered on the terrorist state so far lmao
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2024-10-08
Dabomb
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2024-10-08
They want to continue recieving more and more money every year. You do this by saying there is some imminent threat and continue building up. The US defense budget is 831.73 billion in 2024. China is number 2 at 227 billion. The US military expenditure every year is pretty much the same as the rest of the entire world combined. They've been spending this much for decades.
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Do you think so? Never saw them as a casual hookup
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"Everyone who didn't agree with deplaning Prigho, leave the room" ("Downfall" is what you're thinking of)
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2024-10-08
Nah, they'll just use the Russian territory as leverage to force a return to the pre-2014 borders.
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2024-10-08
It is easier to attack russia than the contested regions. Those are already full of mines and fortifications, while Russia’s is a smooth ride..
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2024-10-08
Putin and the nationalists must hate this idea. But I guess they could always use more slaves.
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2024-10-08
Kursk is Ukraine. Kursk was always Ukraine. Kursk will forever be Ukraine.
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2024-10-08
Pringles should have invited Zelensky, the UA could have made him President of the Russian federation instead of falling out of a window at 30,000 feet.
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2024-10-08
seriously. Absolutely Nobody: "let's take in these poor Russian war refugees!"
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2024-10-08
Thank you for that insightful comment 
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Good question, analysts may have noted a reserve capacity built up, but they'd have to be good These are interesting days of the New Warfare, for sure
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2024-10-08
Exactly this. Make the Russian people actually feel the war
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Attack where your enemy is weak etc etc
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2024-10-08
It's an amazing, long anticipated development
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2024-10-08
Bigly
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it's a reciprocation thing. Ukraine's shown that Russia cannot decisively break a defence postion, it's a slow grind of a few kms a day over months with a massive cost. If Ukraine embeds now in Kursk and maybe even Blayts or whatever the western oblast between Kursk and Belarus is called, they can say, "Oh, you want us out? get the fuck out of Kharkiv, Zapphorizia and kherson oblasts and we'll leave... BTW, you first"
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2024-10-08
It is satisfying.
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Ukraine gets a UNSEC seat lol
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You wouldn’t have wanted him in charge. 
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Now that it's a party, maybe some of Ukraine's friends would like to join in the fun.
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heh - I kind of hope it's a feint. But it would be hilarious if it ends up being intended as a feint, and was so successful they held it anyway.
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Damn that's why ukrainewarvideoreport has been light on crying Russians the past couple of nights.
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Germany has said that once the weapons are transferred, they are Ukrainian and not German so there are no restrictions
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> What nobody wants is Russia falling apart into warlord states while losing control to the arsenal. But that's what I want.
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You're missing the worst part of the Chinese military - tofu dreg manufacturing coupled with unfathomable corruption at every level. They've been purging a lot of people lately though, because they know how corrupt everything is - and they are running out of time to stage an invasion of Taiwan. Remember how during the recent coup attempt in Bolivia, the military bumped a Chinese Tiger armored car lightly against a curb and the tie rod just shattered immediately.
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2024-10-08
Oh Snap!
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2024-10-08
Depends on how you view it, militarly it was a disaster but politically it was a win as it changed american perception of the war completley.
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2024-10-08
Maybe their soldiers are quiet quitting
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2024-10-08
Honestly Russia needs to accept the facts on the ground. They clearly need to trade the land in Kursk for peace. Sudzha and other villages are Ukrainian now, Russia just has to accept that and get a ceasefire before any more deaths.
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2024-10-08
That's actually how you get to power in Russia. You blow up some living apartments of your fellow citizens and become president.
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Yeah the BBC is reporting they've committed about 6000 troops so far, some ground based air defence and mine clearers/layers and but no main battle tanks so far.
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ukraine was well aware of that risk and they have decided to do it
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Russia got blitzed
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ukraine is well aware of the risk. they can make their own decisions.
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Remember when i hosted a game with my mates ans turned cheats on. They was like "WTF is this rush, it never stops." When they was about to surrender i rolled in with my car.
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2024-10-08
> to bomb their own cities and villages for once,and blame Ukraine.
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As someone living in Finland, absolutely will not happen. 0% percent chance
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2024-10-08
This is some grad AAA fantasy hopium.
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2024-10-08
As long as there is a single person left alive, they will eventually put it into the grinder. Thats the problem with russia. They don't care about statistics, or human lives. Its all about "winning" for mother russia and tsar Vladimir.
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2024-10-08
Putin: “no we can no longer use the ‘don’t tread on me’ logo..”
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Yeah I remember how shocked I was when I thought I was pretty good at C&C, winning against the computer in hard mode, and then playing against a human player for the first time: I had ZERO chance. And as a teenager I had no idea that someone could be that much better, it was eye opening.
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1991 borders. No 2014 borders, no Crimea to the terrorist state. We’re only going for 1991 borders and reparations. Crimes is Ukraine, Donetsk is Ukraine, Luhansk is Ukraine. Все буде Україна.
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2024-10-08
And then 2024 - Crimea back to Ukraine because Russia got too distracted with Kursk. 🤞
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2024-10-08
why is one country invading another suddenly something to be celebrated? just because it’s “the good guys” doing the killing now?
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2024-10-08
Lets go ukraine!
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2024-10-08
Just wait until George crushington shows up with an army of monster trucks
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You don't need to "buy yourself out of Ukraine" if you are from Luhansk/donezk regions (most ukrainians who run to Russia are from those regions). You just get into a car or something and run to Russia. Then you can get citizenship and then the most important part is to stay "invisible" for the government to not get drafted. That pretty much what some of my friends did who couldn't go anywhere else
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2024-10-08
They may need to draft soldiers from big cities like Moscone rather than bringing in small town people from Siberia. That will certainly make the war and Putin’s popularity plummet
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2024-10-08
Russian casualties death:injured is way higher than most modern wars. You can usually expect anywhere from 1:3 to 1:5, and the US is as high as 1:10 or 1:15, but Russia at one point was as low as 1:2 or 1:1. And their care isn’t great either. I think we are starting to see a change of tide. I just hope this pushes Russia to leave instead of use nuclear weapons. Because at that point it’s WWIII
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I think a true counteroffensive into the Ukrainian frontlines isn't on the cards. The UAF just hasn't had enough time to rebuild after the last one and those frontlines are pretty deeply defended. The most rational analysis I've seen on this is twofold, the UA is trying to bring the Russian offensive to an end by pulling forces away from the frontlines without risking more territory loss or throwing more of its own reserves into the meat grinder. It also wants to force Russia to keep on the attack on a different front beyond the culmination point of its current offensive and thus continue attrition without giving Russia a chance to pause and rebuild. There are also the political and strategic issues. Russia will be manning Kursk with more conscripts, which it has tried to keep mostly out of Ukraine and instead relies on contract soldiers. One of the reasons for this is that contract soldiers are mainly from the rural/poor areas but *everyone* gets conscripted. Opening up a front line on Russian soil against conscripts brings the war home to Russians on multiple fronts and poses some significant dilemmas.
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I think this is bigger news than people are giving it credit for. This guy is just a puppet of the supreme leader, which means the supreme leader and the IRGC have conflicting views of what should be done.
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2024-10-08
an army next to an army is a dangerous game
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2024-10-08
“Hey could you not get us all killed?”
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Well they attacked last time, who’s not to say they won’t again? We will see I guess
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Not at all. 300 people is a ton of trash and bodies and they are all just sitting up there. Hazards climbs will force dumping for survival. There's already a rule in place you have to take your trash out or leave it at one of the base camps- this is literally how the trash is ending up there. It's the main source in modern day
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Batteries don't like being cold
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Its not that easy, not many military helicopters can fly above 8000m
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Wall-e with wings!
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Wow, they can drag their arse's up there but they can't take their rubbish.
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2024-10-08
Um good?
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2024-10-08
*semi-regular
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Flying a quadcopter at high elevation against or in close proximity to a mountain has significant challenges and requires specialized blades to deal with thinner air density, I know as I fly and live above 8k’ in the Rockies. Honestly the wind and weather are a bigger threat than the low air density but when you put all three together it makes something that should be easy, significantly harder.
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2024-10-08
You’re right. That and a small heater around it would not be much mass and be able to keep the battery warm.
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2024-10-08
That’s right, they could use a cord.
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2024-10-08
They're testing military tech. India should be very concerned about this.
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Internal combustion motor.
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Right definitely no rich people dying on the cliffs of Everest
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hope so
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Christ. I can’t imagine climbing Everest. What do you even gain with such a brush of death. If I want to suffer and achieve something I would join the marines. Alps seems like a more relaxed and pleasant mountain adventure too.
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