Russia Ukraine War 2022

[vishnugupt]

Russia is a big producer of oil,gas,ammonia and nitrates. All of these are used in making explosives and propellant.

The Return of Industrial Warfare

Can the West still provide the arsenal of democracy?

www.rusi.org

RUSI said Russia is making more ammo than anybody expected. 9 months later they have not run out of ammo. From the first month of the war you have been saying they are running out of ammo,but they still have ammo. It is why we are now trying to buy ammo for Ukraine from south korea.

If russia which is a country of below 150 million and lots of corruption cannot run out of ammo after 9 months then wtf is china going to be with 100x more factories and 10x more people.

India needs to take note of this.

But these information yet to be installed into bot @Dark Sorrow

Refer a random useless post/piece of Twitter or Google and he/she/her/them/Alexa/Siri will be updated and will start telling you the truth.

 

[ww2historian]

Russia was planning on firing 150 but ended up launching combined 70 missile strikes because Ukraine attacked two airbases deep inside russian territory just few hours before.

Man are you dumb.
Keep asking questions that sane members have already discussed.
No wonder you are always wondering and blundering in your posts...try reading what other people are actually posting.

You're one weird dude. I searched and couldn't find anything that Russia was originally planning on firing a 150 missile. Do you just make shit up for no reason? and even if it were true, why would that matter? I also know that nobody posted about the new Russian satellites, so you must be talking about this latest attack was only done (and on a whim , with not much planning) in response to Ukraine throwing a few rocks into Russia, that did very little damage. I think it was pure coincidence and that this attack was carefully planned out, and had nothing to do with that worthless attack. Also it did more damage to the grid than I thought, and Master Chief posted this "You don't know about the massive fire in Kramatorsk yesterday that burned for half a day ? Looks like a lot of western supplied ammo went up in smoke.. Whether, it was the new Russian satellites that provided the intel, is something that won't be proven.." So keep posting about small crap, and I'll keep posting about bigger and more relevant things. BTW Ukraine has only shot down 21 KA-52s since the start of this, what a game changer that one KA-52 loss was a week ago.

 

[PETERPIPER]

But these information yet to be installed into bot @Dark Sorrow

Refer a random useless post/piece of Twitter or Google and he/she/her/them/Alexa/Siri will be updated and will start telling you the truth.

The amount of ammo used by both sides is ridiculous:

The US military is running low on ammo after sending so much to Ukraine

After six months of aid packages, the U.S. is starting to run low on 155mm howitzer rounds and other ammunition.

taskandpurpose.com

Think this is the us,europe and allies together.

Raytheon CEO Outlines Severe Depletion of Javelin and Stinger Stockpiles amid Ukraine Aid Push | National Review

‘We’ve essentially used up 13 years’ worth of Stinger production and five years’ worth of Javelin production.’

www.nationalreview.com

Although Raytheon is producing 400 Javelins per month with Lockheed Martin as a manufacturing partner, he said, the ongoing fighting in Ukraine has burned through existing weapons stocks.

“The problem is we have consumed so much supply in the first ten months of the war,” he said. “We’ve essentially used up 13 years’ worth of Stinger production and five years’ worth of Javelin production.”

South korea and pakistan has to make up for this shortfall:

WSJ News Exclusive | South Korea to Sell Arms to U.S. for Ukrainian Forces Fighting Russia

The confidential deal to supply artillery shells reflects a global scramble for munitions months after Russia’s invasion.

www.wsj.com

Pakistan, Ukraine, And The Race For Third-Party Ammunition

In the rush to source artillery rounds, Ukraine and its allies turned to Pakistan and an air bridge provided by military cargo planes.

www.thedrive.com

How is this going to work against china? They have more factories than russia,can make more electronics,etc.

 

[vishnugupt]

You're one weird dude. I searched and couldn't find anything that Russia was originally planning on firing a 150 missile. Do you just make shit up for no reason? and even if it were true, why would that matter? I also know that nobody posted about the new Russian satellites, so you must be talking about this latest attack was only done (and on a whim , with not much planning) in response to Ukraine throwing a few rocks into Russia, that did very little damage. I think it was pure coincidence and that this attack was carefully planned out, and had nothing to do with that worthless attack. Also it did more damage to the grid than I thought, and Master Chief posted this "You don't know about the massive fire in Kramatorsk yesterday that burned for half a day ? Looks like a lot of western supplied ammo went up in smoke.. Whether, it was the new Russian satellites that provided the intel, is something that won't be proven.." So keep posting about small crap, and I'll keep posting about bigger and more relevant things. BTW Ukraine has only shot down 21 KA-52s since the start of this, what a game changer that one KA-52 loss was a week ago.

Gl0b0h0m0s are real intolerant people they are losing their shit out of frustrating. They use Bird sign, omen sign, dreams as indicator of war rather than reality.

If Putin say, he will pull out army from Ukraine if Gl0b0h0m0s self castrate them?? Next morning they will self castrate themselves and start dancing in joy while holding their severed genitals in hand and claiming they have defeated Putin.

Very very Wierd people.

 

[ww2historian]

I'm positive that stealing chips out of Ukrainian washing machines made this possible. These high tech washing machine chips was the main reason for this invasion. Dark sorrow knows this is true..."Why do you think Russians were looting washing machine and home appliances from Ukraine" https://defenceforumindia.com/threads/russia-ukraine-war-2022.83278/post-2400646

 

[Flying Dagger]

The amount of ammo used by both sides is ridiculous:

The US military is running low on ammo after sending so much to Ukraine

After six months of aid packages, the U.S. is starting to run low on 155mm howitzer rounds and other ammunition.

taskandpurpose.com

Think this is the us,europe and allies together.

Raytheon CEO Outlines Severe Depletion of Javelin and Stinger Stockpiles amid Ukraine Aid Push | National Review

‘We’ve essentially used up 13 years’ worth of Stinger production and five years’ worth of Javelin production.’

www.nationalreview.com

South korea and pakistan has to make up for this shortfall:

WSJ News Exclusive | South Korea to Sell Arms to U.S. for Ukrainian Forces Fighting Russia

The confidential deal to supply artillery shells reflects a global scramble for munitions months after Russia’s invasion.

www.wsj.com

Pakistan, Ukraine, And The Race For Third-Party Ammunition

In the rush to source artillery rounds, Ukraine and its allies turned to Pakistan and an air bridge provided by military cargo planes.

www.thedrive.com

How is this going to work against china? They have more factories than russia,can make more electronics,etc.

China is way past an easy target.

Even touching them will mean a catastrophic destruction in western world . May be this war will prepare west for next one with China.

 

[temujin]

I hope you have a basic cognitive ability to differentiate between stockpiled cruise missile that Russia has already manufactured and is currently using against Ukraine; Propellant Charge that Russian is having shortfall of and is importing from North Korea, Belarus, etc. and Semiconductor shortage for which Russia can't mass produce PGM for its aircraft or artillery. Why do you think Russians were looting washing machine and home appliances from Ukraine?
Have you ever wondered how Russians managed to deliver S-400 even after sanctions, let me answer you the question : Russians had already stockpiled items they knew that would be sanctioned against procurement after their invasion.
The question remains to be answered in this war of attrition : If Russians stocks of sanctioned items are exhausted before conclusion of the war.
As for the secondary sanctions google what are the countries selling Russians sanctioned items and you will get answer to your question.

Finally I can't decrypt purpose of you post; was it written in frustration , depression or pure contempt?

This is one of the many domestic electronic manufacturers working round the clock churning out rocket components

 

[PETERPIPER]

China is way past an easy target.

Even touching them will mean a catastrophic destruction in western world . May be this war will prepare west for next one with China.

Maybe less concentration of profit over capability would be a first step. Made in India grows in importance every day!

 

[mokoman]

One need several layers of air defence .

Russia do have good systems technically but they don't have enough in numbers to be deployed. They don't have defence budget to induct equipment like the Soviet had.

they have 2000+ launchers both old+new .

honestly no excuse for a 70's shitty drone to hit that deep , and no news of any missiles fired trying to intercept it.

maybe NATO gave them a clear path bypassing all radar sites and knew which one will be on and off or something.

 

[mokoman]

US wont give an long range missiles to Ukraine fearing retaliation , but they will share tech for "jugaad missiles" with Ukraine.

 

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[blackjack]

Шойгу заявил, что Украина потеряла за ноябрь более 8 300 боевиков и более 460 единиц техники - ТРК Звезда Новости, 06.12.2022 (tvzvezda-ru.translate.goog)

Losses of the Ukrainian side in November in personnel exceeded 8.3 thousand people, Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu said at a conference call.

"Enemy losses in November amounted to more than 8,300 military personnel, five aircraft, ten helicopters, 149 tanks and more than 300 armored fighting vehicles," he said.

The head of the Russian defense staff also pointed to the serious losses of the enemy in manpower and equipment in the Luhansk-Donetsk and Yuzhnodonetsk directions.

The minister also accused official Kiev of shelling the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant and trying to create the appearance of a threat of a nuclear catastrophe.

 

[blackjack]

Key project of China-Russia east-route natural gas pipeline is completed - Global Times

Dec 04, 2022
A key construction project of the China-Russia east-route natural gas pipeline was completed on Saturday. It will allow Russian gas to cross the Yangtze River to reach Shanghai, laying the foundation for the full completion of the landmark China-Russia energy cooperation project.

The under-river tunnel across the Yangtze River, a key control project of the pipeline, was completed after 28 months of construction, according to PipeChina.

The tunnel has a length of 10.226 kilometers and is designed with three natural gas pipelines with a diameter of 1,422 millimeters each, according to media reports.

By adopting environmental protection measures such as a mud-water balanced shield and sealed shipping of wastes, the project builders made every effort to protect the wetland along the banks and the ecology of the Yangtze River.

The completion of the project moves a step nearer to the full operation of the China-Russia east-route gas pipeline and is conductive to secure China's energy supply amid rising global prices, Lin Boqiang, director of the China Center for Energy Economics Research at Xiamen University, told the Global Times on Sunday.

The whole pipeline is scheduled to provide China with 38 billion cubic meters of Russian natural gas annually from 2024 under a 30-year contract worth $400 billion under a deal signed between the China National Petroleum Corp and Russian gas giant Gazprom in May 2014, according to the Xinhua News Agency.

The Yangtze tunnel is the key to the east-route natural gas pipeline, which is expected to be completed and put into operation in 2025, media reports said.

The full pipeline spans more than 8,000 kilometers, with a 3,000-kilometer section in Russia and a 5,111-kilometer stretch in China.

The northern section from Heihe, Northeast China's Heilongjiang Province to Changling in Northeast China's Jilin Province was put into use in 2019. The middle section from Changling to Yongqing in North China's Hebei Province became operational in 2020.

"The project offers a successful example of mutual benefit and win-win international cooperation, and it combines the advantages of Russia's abundant resources with China's vast market," Lin said.

Lin noted that in the context of the Ukraine crisis and China's effort to optimize the country's energy consumption structure, there should be greater opportunities for China-Russia cooperation in the future.

Chinese Vice Premier Han Zheng on Tuesday called for deeper China-Russia energy cooperation at the opening ceremony of the fourth China-Russia Energy Business Forum.

China and Russia should forge a closer energy cooperation partnership, and make greater contributions to improving the well-being of the two peoples and promoting global energy security and sustainable development, Han said.

 

[blackjack]

you might get your wish @Ylside

 

[blackjack]

@Ylside

 

[blackjack]

https://twitter.com/Spriter0000/status/1599837349219012608

 

[DumbPilot]

@Ylside

After all the randi-rona the DPR and Russians did about Azov and British mercs only to release them, I now understand why nobody takes Russia seriously

 

[blackjack]

 

[blackjack]

After all the randi-rona the DPR and Russians did about Azov and British mercs only to release them, I now understand why nobody takes Russia seriously

are you retarded? Prisoner exchange happen all the time, get the western dick out of your mouth.

 

[DumbPilot]

are you retarded? Prisoner exchange happen all the time, get the western dick out of your mouth.

yeah prisoner exchanges like giving away the Azovs?

same people you entered the war for, right?