Russian invasion of Ukraine discussion

[DG23]

It is a tired and stupid argument that gets repeated by the intellectually lazy constantly.

Assisting Ukraine and ensuring the defeat of the Russian Federation in this conflict is in the best interest of US foreign policy. Decimating one of our major geopolitical rival's ability to wage conventional war and eroding their influence in the region allows us to nearly entirely focus our future efforts and expenditures on dealing with matters in the Indo-Pacific. This is without question a good thing.

We are so bigly kicking their asses with all of that for sure dude! We 'Isolated' the living shit out of them with our sanctions!












The long list of countries giving the middle finger to our sanctions AND the list of countries not willing to support them either financially or with weapons continues to grow every day.

[DG23]

Most of us don’t subscribe to Putin’s weekly newsletter...

You would be lost without CNN dude.

Saddest part is that you actually 'believe' that shit.

[DG23]

Folks DG is upto his usual shenanigans again. If you do a reverse image search for the first two pics in his post you’ll see they are from Syria and they are of a hospital the Russians bombed near the town of Sarmin.

Post the links to the 'search' that you claim 'debunked' those pictures.

It is not hard to do dude...

[tn1911]

Post the links to the 'search' that you claim 'debunked' those pictures.

It is not hard to do dude...

Google, Bing, Yandex... they all return the same...

Either your lying again or you been duped by you homies in the Kremlin!

[tn1911]

Russia Accidentally Reveals Addresses of Putin's Secret Service


https://www.newsweek.com/russia-reve...ervice-1831305

Russian authorities accidentally revealed the addresses of the country's secret military buildings, institutions, and spy homes, in Moscow and in St. Petersburg, an investigative site found.

The Dossier Center, a project launched by Russian opposition figure Mikhail Khodorkovsky, found the addresses listed in a 434-page document titled "Special Group", which was published on the Moscow City Hall website. The document listed properties where there must be "no blackouts."

Idiots...

[ODgreenpizza]

Russia Accidentally Reveals Addresses of Putin's Secret Service


https://www.newsweek.com/russia-reve...ervice-1831305



Idiots...

These people thought it would be a good idea to issue their covert operatives passports with sequential serial numbers. That's how that spy ring based in Italy got rolled up in 2018.

https://www.bellingcat.com/news/2022...cles-in-italy/

[hotrodder636]

I find it very very hard to believe that Russia is producing more tanks than they are losing...especially considering they are losing what I would call "fairly old", which indicates they are not refreshing their lines.

[legumeofterror]

I find it very very hard to believe that Russia is producing more tanks than they are losing...especially considering they are losing what I would call "fairly old", which indicates they are not refreshing their lines.

By their own published accounting they are not. Even when they include reactivated and repaired vehicles in their "production" counts.

[tn1911]

Russia’s Black Sea Fleet is pulling out of Crimea

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world...3f8fe68c&ei=10

n Monday, British military intelligence issued an update on the situation in the Black Sea. According to this, the Russian Black Sea Fleet is “struggling to deal with concurrent threats on the southern flank of the Ukraine war” and “fleet activities are likely relocating to Novorossiysk in the face of threats to Sevastopol”. Russia is now “attempting to use naval air power to project force over the north-western Black Sea”.

[tn1911]

To Spot Attacking Ukrainian Drones, The Russian Fleet Is Dusting Off Its 1960s Seaplanes



https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world...75d7d7f9&ei=15

Targeted by cruise missiles, harried by explosives-laden drone boats and anticipating future assaults by drone submarines, the beleaguered Russian Black Sea Fleet is mobilizing every naval patrol asset it has.

Including some very old Beriev Be-12 seaplanes.

“In recent weeks, the naval aviation component of Russia’s Black Sea Fleet has assumed a particularly important role in the fleet’s operations as it struggles to deal with concurrent threats on the southern flank of the Ukraine war,” the U.K. defense ministry reported on Monday.