Russia Ukraine War 2022

[GaudaNaresh]

The most valuable resource of a country is its people. The most economically progressive cities are usually the ones with the most educated population.

so Russian speaking Ukainians are the most educated people in Ukraine, outside their capital and Lvov is a shithole ? got it

 

[Optimistic Nihilist]

The most valuable resource of a country is its people. The most economically progressive cities are usually the ones with the most educated population.

....Okay? Is that supposed to be a refutation, because doesn't seem like it. I would say Russophobic white supremacists who have been killing minorities for the last 8 years, burning people alive and literally bragging about it on national television are definitely on the left side of the Bell Curve.

Whereas the more prosperous and economically advanced Eastern Ukraine is naturally more educated and productive.

 

[asianobserve]

....Okay? Is that supposed to be a refutation, because doesn't seem like it. I would say Russophobic white supremacists who have been killing minorities for the last 8 years, burning people alive and literally bragging about it on national television are definitely on the left side of the Bell Curve.

Whereas the more prosperous and economically advanced Eastern Ukraine is naturally more educated and productive.

Look at the map... even if Russia maintains grip on the areas it currently occupy, highly unlikely, the richest and most progressive areas in the East like Kharkiv are still in Ukraine.

 

[JBH22]

Look at the map... even if Russia maintains grip on the areas it currently occupy, highly unlikely, the richest and most progressive areas in the East like Kharkiv are still in Ukraine.

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Once it breaks the defensive position in donbass and luhansk it is nearly flat ground. How will Ukraine survive without EU support and for how long they will be able to give Ukraine freebies?
Most probably once this conflict end whoever has captured or held any piece of land will just sit there.
It happens each time in India Pakistan conflict

 

[asianobserve]

Russia faces 5 unintended consequences for its invasion of Ukraine

1) Russian casualties are high

2) Ukrainians now loathe Russia

3) Economic ruin

4) Europe is dropping Russian energy

5) Russia has united the West

The invasion of Ukraine has serious, unintended consequences for Russia. Here are just 5 of them

When Russia invaded Ukraine, it was widely believed to have expected an easy victory. But Moscow is facing unintended consequences of its aggression in Ukraine.

www.cnbc.com

 

[Optimistic Nihilist]

Look at the map... even if Russia maintains grip on the areas it currently occupy, highly unlikely, the richest and most progressive areas in the East like Kharkiv are still in Ukraine.

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Are you blind, or are you purposely trying to be argumentative? Nowhere in the maps does it show Kharkiv as the richest or most progressive area.

The most advanced areas are Donetsk, Luhansk, Zaporizhia and Dniepropetrovsk.

And oh yeah, I'm supposed to trust the dementia-ridden octogenarian talking about "strategic failure for Moscow", the same guy who said, "Putin may surround Kiev, but he'll never gain the hearts of the Iranian people" and "1 US dollar is equal to 200 Rubles".

Try this Americunt propaganda elsewhere.

 

[asianobserve]

Once it breaks the defensive position in donbass and luhansk it is nearly flat ground. How will Ukraine survive without EU support and for how long they will be able to give Ukraine freebies?
Most probably once this conflict end whoever has captured or held any piece of land will just sit there.
It happens each time in India Pakistan conflict

Do you think the Ukrainians will suddenly disappear if Russian forces capture most Ukrainian cities? And do you think Moscow can sustain a US and EU backed Ukrainian insurgency?

Think 5 years into Russian occupation and EU is no longer ordering oil and gas from Russia...

 

[ezsasa]

Are you blind, or are you purposely trying to be argumentative? Nowhere in the maps does it show Kharkiv as the richest or most progressive area.

The most advanced areas are Donetsk, Luhansk, Zaporizhia and Dniepropetrovsk.

And oh yeah, I'm supposed to trust the dementia-ridden octogenarian talking about "strategic failure for Moscow", the same guy who said, "Putin may surround Kiev, but he'll never gain the hearts of the Iranian people" and "1 US dollar is equal to 200 Rubles".

Try this Americunt propaganda elsewhere.

advanced in what sense?

 

[Dark Sorrow]

Russia faces 5 unintended consequences for its invasion of Ukraine

The invasion of Ukraine has serious, unintended consequences for Russia. Here are just 5 of them

When Russia invaded Ukraine, it was widely believed to have expected an easy victory. But Moscow is facing unintended consequences of its aggression in Ukraine.

www.cnbc.com

The biggest effect this war had was unite West and gave NATO a new purpose.
The alliance was fragmenting. This war provided unifying cause.
It also woke Germany from their sleep and much of EU will start to refocus on their defense.

 

[Optimistic Nihilist]

advanced in what sense?

Russia Ukraine War 2022

So, looks like Russian withdrawal from around Kyiv is happening.. I guess, Kyiv was the maximum goal of Operation Z, not the main goal.. A Like to have, than a must have.. So, expect higher intensity fighting in trying to Fully conquer Donbass..

defenceforumindia.com

 

[Akim]

It is not known how much Russian equipment was stolen in this way. But there are a lot.

 

[Peter]

Russia needs to start a massive aerial bombardment of Ukraine to hasten the conclusion of the war. A big part of the reason why the Russian forces could not create a blitzkrieg war was due to their light handedness during the initial phase of the war. In trying to minimize civilian casualties in Ukraine they ended up losing the shock and awe of a sudden strike. This has only further compounded their problems in Ukraine and has led them to this quagmire. The only way out of this is to use their more sophisticated modern military equipments and use superior airpower to assert aerial supremacy so as to quickly conclude the war. Otherwise Putin would face economic doom and erosion of popular support back home.

The next step after the war would be to form an alliance with Russophilic countries like India et al and create an alliance to counter NATO. This would be the beginning of the second multipolar world era.

 

[arkos]

Firing of Iskander-M

 

[Kumaoni]

Russia needs to start a massive aerial bombardment of Ukraine to hasten the conclusion of the war. A big part of the reason why the Russian forces could not create a blitzkrieg war was due to their light handedness during the initial phase of the war. In trying to minimize civilian casualties in Ukraine they ended up losing the shock and awe of a sudden strike. This has only further compounded their problems in Ukraine and has led them to this quagmire. The only way out of this is to use their more sophisticated modern military equipments and use superior airpower to assert aerial supremacy so as to quickly conclude the war. Otherwise Putin would face economic doom and erosion of popular support back home.

The next step after the war would be to form an alliance with Russophilic countries like India et al and create an alliance to counter NATO. This would be the beginning of the second multipolar world era.

Our elite is too westernized to know this

 

[Peter]

Our elite is too westernized to know this

The window for a multipolar world is running out fast with China's ascension to the global stage. Unless Russia and India form a bloc we would have to be content with the US and Chinese dominated bipolar world. If anything this war has shown that proxy wars are dangerous even for a superpower if fought alone. Hopefully Ukraine does not end up being Russia's Vietnam.

Russia needs to quickly conquer Ukraine(without wasting time on civilian casualties and ground assaults) and then set up an alliance with India. A Rouble Rupee currency to counter the Petro dollar world hegemony or the Petro Yuan currency should be set up. Given enough time even countries like France which have been angered by the US betrayal of submarine sells to Australia might join the Russian Indian bloc. A lot of Euro Zone countries might come to their senses once they realize their countries are nothing but puppet states and markets for the corrupt US Petro dollar state.

 

[Anirbann Datta]

The actual madman behind all these shitttered shts...
Tucker pointed out accurately. Biden chacha will definitely sink the whole world by dragging US and Nato in 2 party brawl!!

 

[Peter]

The actual madman behind all these shitttered shts...
Tucker pointed out accurately. Biden chacha will definitely sink the whole world by dragging US and Nato in 2 party brawl!!

Biden is about to kick the bucket soon with bowel cancer and then either Kamala or Hillary Clinton would be the next US Prez. Both of them are backed by the US military industrial complex(Raytheon etc) and are shills for them. Even if there is no direct confrontation there would be more chaos and proxy wars in the coming future. Hope Americans come to their senses and get rid of the current administration.

 

[GaudaNaresh]

Look at the map... even if Russia maintains grip on the areas it currently occupy, highly unlikely, the richest and most progressive areas in the East like Kharkiv are still in Ukraine.

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The highest median income in Ukraine are in Luhansk and Donetsk Oblast, not Kharkov. As i said, your propaganda needs work.

 

[Foxbat]

Indian Refiners Make Fresh Purchase of Russian Oil Despite US Warning

Indian Refiners Make Fresh Purchase of Russian Oil Despite US Warning

India's state oil firm has increased the purchase of Russian Urals as Moscow is offering the oil at a discounted price following Western sanctions. The US and its allies imposed sanctions on Russia in response to the military operation in...

sputniknews.com

 

[GaudaNaresh]

Do you think the Ukrainians will suddenly disappear if Russian forces capture most Ukrainian cities? And do you think Moscow can sustain a US and EU backed Ukrainian insurgency?

Think 5 years into Russian occupation and EU is no longer ordering oil and gas from Russia...

The world cannot replace Russian oil. If EU stops buying Russian oil, Russia will be able to sell oil to those who aren't getting oil because EU is buying up oil from their suppliers.

Sustaining insurgency is not easy between two closely related ethnicities with more in common than apart, by a third party. It will be much easier for Russians to turn their cousin Ukrainians,who speak a closely affiliated language, fellow orthodox that anglo fucks who are heretical catholics & protestants are the bigger problem.

This isn't Afganistan, who's culture and ethos were equidistant between Russia and USA.