[janetjanet998]

Video of attack and source
https://rumble.com/v4dbwb3-ukraine-destroys-another-russian-warship-caesar-kunikov-near-crimea.html

[spetznaz]

It appears that Ukraine is really good at converting Russian warships into submarines. Unfortunately for Russia, those submarines never seem to ever surface once they dive. Not sure if that’s a big or a feature.

[Grzegorz 246]

Neocon lies ! Russia stronk !11

[marktwain]

The war has been a disaster for both Russia and Ukraine.

All brought about by the stupidity of President Biden, and the idiocy of the Obama foreign policy philosophy.

China and Iran seem to be the big winners in the Biden/Obama foreign policy.

[tlozo]

Imagine if Ukraine received enough US military aid to actually win?

[sauropod]

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[Kazan]

Meanwhile, on the actual battlefield, Ukraine is feeding what left of its best troops into the Russian meat grinderm in Avdeevka:

GENERAL SYRSKY TAKES CHARGE AND UKRAINE CONTINUES TO FALTER

The leadership shakeup in Kiev, with President Zelensky giving he boot to General Zaluzhny and promoting General Syrsky to the top military slot, has not changed the dire situation the Ukrainian Army faces on the Donbass front. If anything, it has made matters worse. General Syrsky, who is known derisively among Ukrainian troops as “The Butcher,” seems intent on living up to his reputation as a leader who is careless with the lives of this troops.

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Biden’s fruitless effort to wrangle an additional $61 billion dollars out of Congress to send to Ukraine will not change Ukraine’s tactical disadvantage. Ukraine lacks the critical resource required to sustain the war — a well-trained cadre of soldiers. Russia’s successful strike on Selidovo is a brutal reminder that anytime Ukraine assembles a large group of soldiers (or trainees) they can be hit and decimated.

Syrsky is reported to be sending more of his best troops towards Avdeevka. If true, he is living up to his reputation as “General Butcher.” Those soldiers are likely to chewed up by the Russian grinding offensive. And the death of every experienced soldier puts Ukraine further into a hole that it cannot climb out of.

[Gaffer]

Yes, there seems to be a lot of success with drones for Ukraine. Almost as much as the FOUR/FIVE Russian warships sunk in the same videos (if you count by the number of different jubilant revelers posting the SAME story in different threads.)