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Podlodka77 wrote:Krepost wrote:Wait.... Shoigu said they will concentrate on the Donbass....
The action will happen on another front: Odessa, Kharkov, Nikolaev or somewhere else.
I have a feeling that it will be Odessa's turn when the majority of the Ukrainian-Nazi army is defeated at the front. There is no chance that Ukraine will lose only Donetsk Oblast and Luhansk Oblast, there will be more. The Russians certainly have a lot of informants and collaborators in that city, Odessa.
I no longer have any dilemmas about the Ukrainian army, and I am convinced that over half of them are Nazis, while the other half is full of retards and lunatics - they should be run over like the first half.
Let no one get angry here, but I have always had a low opinion of Ukrainians. They first proclaimed "their" Orthodox Church, although they never had their own church until the collapse of the USSR. The influence of Western propaganda over the past decades is also responsible for that.
They started eating shit much earlier, almost immediately after the collapse of the USSR. Western Ukraine is the ulcer of Ukraine, an evil that should never have become part of Ukraine. The reason is obvious; religion.
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flamming_python wrote:Podlodka77 wrote:Krepost wrote:Wait.... Shoigu said they will concentrate on the Donbass....
The action will happen on another front: Odessa, Kharkov, Nikolaev or somewhere else.
I have a feeling that it will be Odessa's turn when the majority of the Ukrainian-Nazi army is defeated at the front. There is no chance that Ukraine will lose only Donetsk Oblast and Luhansk Oblast, there will be more. The Russians certainly have a lot of informants and collaborators in that city, Odessa.
I no longer have any dilemmas about the Ukrainian army, and I am convinced that over half of them are Nazis, while the other half is full of retards and lunatics - they should be run over like the first half.
Let no one get angry here, but I have always had a low opinion of Ukrainians. They first proclaimed "their" Orthodox Church, although they never had their own church until the collapse of the USSR. The influence of Western propaganda over the past decades is also responsible for that.
They started eating shit much earlier, almost immediately after the collapse of the USSR. Western Ukraine is the ulcer of Ukraine, an evil that should never have become part of Ukraine. The reason is obvious; religion.
Pretty sure that Nazis and lunatics only make up a small share of the Ukrainian army
They're led by Nazis and lunatics but that's another story
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flamming_python wrote:Strelkov takes a very critical view of the operation (Russian only)
Key thesis:
- Russia can't win this war without mobilization, including economic mobilization. The tens of thousands of volunteer contractors signing up won't significantly change the situation. Some existing units are undermanned
- The enemy is losing more men, but our losses are significant too
- The key 1st month of the campaign has been wasted
- Advances proceeding slowly, including around the Donbass grouping. DNR and Russian troops attacking the enemy head on in the direction of their defenses. The Ukraine has already pulled some of its Donbass troops out to Zaparozhie where it's building another front. While Russia still hasn't taken Mariupol, had to make big efforts over Volnovakha, has been battling for some Avdeevka and Marinka
- Ukrainian generals (NATO generals really), are working more competently than their Russian counterparts
- The Ukraine is carrying out mobilization successfully, can gather another half a million in 6 months. The Ukrainian regime doesn't give a damn about its own people, they will sacrifice them. Even the Nazis evacuated their civilian population from East Prussia, whereas all the words of the Ukrainian authorities in Mariupol was geared around deceiving their own people into staying in the city.
- Sanctions will only increase. Any agreement with Kiev authorities will mean a defeat and sanctions won't be lifted anyway. But Strelkov doesn't think an agreement is likely. The only acceptable outcome is capitulation
- If the Russian army is withdrawn, they'll just have to fight again in a few months. The war won't end, whether in this theater or another. Only this time the Russian army will be heavily demoralized
- The front will have to be shortened around Kiev, and can be cut in Chernigov too like the Finns cut Russian advances into pockets during the Soviet-Finnish war
- Erdogan trying to raise Turkey's status here, in case of Minsk-3 can proclaim leadership over the Crimean Tatars. The Kremlin has only raised Erdogan's status by agreement to him hosting negotiations, and in case these talks fail, Erdogan may switch to the same hostility to Russia as the rest of NATO
- Russia should stop negotiating with Kiev full stop, and the leadership should tell its own people that it's a war to the end
- Russia is not offering proper guarantees to the population of the territories under its control. They won't co-operate if they think Russia won't stay there permanently
- Stalin did not negotiate with Hitler, he insisted on his complete defeat and promised the population that victory will happen. Here the situation is similar because Russia either gets a complete victory or a complete defeat
Well Strelkov's pessimism is well-known, and he was predicting that Putin will be overthrown by the Navalny protests in 2019-2020.
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Podlodka77 wrote:
And then what is the purpose of publishing this nonsense, if we already see that Putin is still in power and not Navalny? How transparent you are, man ...
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It did. Russia reportedly agreed prior with the elites in Kharkov, Chernigov at a minimum
They all went back on it as soon as the operation started. Well apart from Kherson
There was also the hope of splitting the Ukrainian military from the political leadership, the former of whom Putin addressed. Didn't work either.
Anyway I hope somehow the war ends. Talking about geopolitics and Nazis is one thing, but the whole operation is a massive fk-up, that has led to a meatgrinder.
Not a fan of this, Russia will still be maliciously sanctioned and the Ukronazis come out of this even stronger and NATO rolls right in.
And I will forever blame Putin for it. Even if the Kiev regime did everything in its power to turn Ukrainians against Russia; Putin did nothing in his power to dissuade them from the notion that he's a 2-bit conqueror who wants to absorb their territory into Russia and through warfare.
For some reason, Russia seemed to have lost control of the Ukraine military and secret/internal security services long ago. Its a mystery to me why America shld be able to control them but Russia couldn't. Makes zero sense.
I wonder how difficult is to topple Zhelenski from inside or just raid on him.
Putin seems not able to do with 10000 missiles what Nuland did with a handful of breads.
Not the right time to say this, but I would have felt more confident with someone like Medvedev or Kadyrov.
Heard reports that Pentagon is cutting down the procurement of Javelins. According to Orcs it´s to heavy, clumsy and needs to much time to set up. Very Happy Could have told them that.
Putin has done everything to convince Ukrainians that Russia wants to dissolve the Ukraine and add all these regions to Russia.
And who knows, maybe that's what the plan is.
It may not matter for Ukrainian authorities but it matters for Russia, Russia is now in a position to solve this issue once and for all, do not kick it down the road.
The territory that Russia has taken or takes should not be returned.
I am going to be pinned 24/7 to this site and others for next 4-6 weeks.
Russia has them by the throat, don't let them go.
This is Kiev's neutrality. Its guarantor will be NATO. So as if they were in NATO. This is the only point that Kyiv agrees to, of course, under the terms of NATO protection.
Well Strelkov's pessimism is well-known, and he was predicting that Putin will be overthrown by the Navalny protests in 2019-2020.
As for why publish it - what's wrong with having a 2nd opinion?
The guy is prepared for anything
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