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schuylaar

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Putin is like Hitler, if Hitler suddenly found out he had Mussolini's army when he invaded Poland.
I don't understand this piece of WW2 history did Mussolini have small Army? seems the oligarchs spent all budget money when Putin wasn't looking.

20 year old rations?

I don't understand Poland; Putin is right on their doorstep.

Heard this morning from Ukraine 'we need all the countries..90 countries..US and NATO' on creating 'no fly zone'.

Ummm, US is a part of NATO..it's not US and NATO.

That little fucker is just waiting.


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DIY-HP-LED

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I don't understand this piece of WW2 history did Mussolini have small Army? seems the oligarchs spent all budget money when Putin wasn't looking.

20 year old rations?

I don't understand Poland; Putin is right on their doorstep.

Heard this morning from Ukraine 'we need all the countries..90 countries..US and NATO' on creating 'no fly zone'.

Ummm, US is a part of NATO..it's not US and NATO.

That little fucker is just waiting.


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Mussolini had an incompetent army with very poor moral and lost almost every time, most soldiers hated the war. Mussolini did not have the kind of control of Italy, that Hitler had over Germany and he needed a fanatical SS to do that when things went south. Vlad does not have Stalin's level of control of Russia and never will, though he is trying! Soon the great depression will look like a picnic in Russia, millions of young people will move back to their grand parents dilapidated farms. The dying rural villages of Russia will spring back to life as a generation robbed of it's dreams goes back to the land and peasanthood in an effort to survive through subsistence farming and barter. I don't imagine they are happy and young people in particular will have trouble adapting to a new reality as their technology slowly dies around them and their iphones become bricks.
 

schuylaar

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The Russians are basing and attacking through there, no Belarus forces are involved, yet. He does not have that big of an army and how reliable is the reserve? Most of the people in the Belarus army chain of command get western TV and radio, will want to know what is really happening in Ukraine and have been following events closely. They know NATO is helping and the manpower reserves the Ukrainians have and that already the war is going disastrously for the Russians and it will be much worse in a week or two. It will be interesting to see what happens, we could see civil war, Vlad is weak and is probably feeding in occupying forces for replacements lost in Ukraine.
Armed Forces of the Republic of Belarus
Active personnel62,000
Reserve personnel344,750
Deployed personnel4,560 (Around the borders)

Russian Generals were not looped in and it was reported here he executed 8..i think it was your post.

Edit: Not executed; lost their General job.
 
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DIY-HP-LED

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Drones saving civilians by destroying Russian rocket artillery, is gonna mean more drones for Ukraine.

Trucks carrying missile reloads are a target too, so are artillery gun emplacements and ammo supplies.
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Bayraktar Drone in Action Destroying Russian Multiple Rocket Launcher
 

schuylaar

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Mussolini had an incompetent army with very poor moral and lost almost every time, most soldiers hated the war. Mussolini did not have the kind of control of Italy, that Hitler had over Germany and he needed a fanatical SS to do that when things went south. Vlad does not have Stalin's level of control of Russia and never will, though he is trying! Soon the great depression will look like a picnic in Russia, millions of young people will move back to their grand parents dilapidated farms. The dying rural villages of Russia will spring back to life as a generation robbed of it's dreams goes back to the land and peasanthood in an effort to survive through subsistence farming and barter. I don't imagine they are happy and young people in particular will have trouble adapting to a new reality as their technology slowly dies around them and their iphones become bricks.
I saw reporting this morning they're already taking to the streets..they're not allowed to protest so they sing and dance in very big groups.
 

DIY-HP-LED

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I don't think they are coercing these Russians, just promising not to send them back to Russia. Everybody in Russia knows what Stalin did to returned war prisoners after the war, besides, after this is over they can live in Ukraine and get their families to move there later. It will be much better than living in Russia in the near future and everybody is beginning to realize that!
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It is my opinion that we have already lost this war, - Russian bomber pilot

Russian bomber pilot Maksim Kryshtop tells he carried out 3 bombing flights despite knowing that his target was civil infrastructure. Further, he urges Russian serviceman to cease hostilities. “It is my opinion that we have already lost this war,” - Kryshtop says.
 

DIY-HP-LED

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I dunno, Russian firings of the highly placed usually involve a small pistol.
Not today, too much information and these were soldiers, besides no need, humiliating them is enough. Treason is another matter though, but even in Russia these days there need to be trials. They ape a liberal democracy in form, not substance.
 

DIY-HP-LED

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Putin uses Stalinist repression: Russian soldiers who want to escape are shot – captive occupant

One more Russian captive soldier told about execution echelons during questioning by Security Service of Ukraine. But those not prevent the riots that have already begun to arise among the Russian military. According to captive, as they move further into Ukraine, the occupying army is beginning to realize that they are far from having a peacekeeping mission. Now, having become complicit in the crimes, the occupant regrets that they didn't have the guts to act like there bellious marines who didn't get off the ship. The occupying army is demoralized and depressed. So the victory of Ukraine is not far off!
 

DIY-HP-LED

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This guy got the shit beat out of himself and is lucky to be alive, he's a Russian fighter of the Wagner private military company. Well he sure earned his pay!
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"Everything our commanders told us about Ukraine is false", says captured PMC Wagner fighter


Security Service of Ukraine сaptured a Russian fighter of the Wagner private military company.
In an interview he flaunts his combat experience, successful operations in Syria and Donbass in 2014-2015.
The occupier says, he believed the fairy tale about Nazi occupied Ukraine. He was told that the civilian population would greet him and other Russian soldiers with a smile on their faces. But these are all lies, he says.
 

DIY-HP-LED

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Russia's War With Ukraine Ramps Up With A Deadly Airstrike

MSNBC National Security Analyst Clint Watts breaks down the latest movements by Russian forces following a deadly strike on a Ukrainian military base just 12 miles from Poland and Russia's continued efforts to encircle the capital city of Kyiv.
 

DIY-HP-LED

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Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment
Mar 12, 2022
Russian forces secured limited advances east of Kyiv and north from Crimea on March 12 but continue to face logistical challenges, mounting casualties, and sustained Ukrainian counterattacks. Russian forces did not conduct offensive operations northwest of Kyiv in the past 24 hours. Russian forces made limited advances around Chernihiv and toward Kyiv’s eastern outskirts after pausing for several days. Continued Ukrainian counterattacks and successful operations by Ukraine’s Territorial Defense Forces continue to threaten Russia’s long line of communication in northeastern Ukraine. Russian forces captured unspecified “eastern outskirts” of Mariupol on March 12 and continue to shell the city in a likely effort to force it to capitulate.
 
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