[adorno]

we are making a weak Russian army much more capable

So, what's your estimation? Russia will finally win the war in 5 or 10 or 100 years? No matter what, it looks like a war that Russia can't win, no matter what new tools they get. After 2 years, the 'superior' force is in a quagmire, and can win some battles but lose others. That's no way to win a war.

[BushCountry]

“That’s no way to win a war.”

My guess is Ukraine will sue for peace this year. I know people like to believe that Ukraine will fight to the last man, it is simple not true.

The Pope is encouraging Ukraine to start waving the White Flag now. I believe this is the beginning of the end this year. Russia is advancing on all fronts now.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2023/12/01/ukraine-russia-war-latest-news/

[wildcard_redneck]

"So, what's your estimation? Russia will finally win the war in 5 or 10 or 100 years? No matter what, it looks like a war that Russia can't win, no matter what new tools they get. After 2 years, the 'superior' force is in a quagmire, and can win some battles but lose others. That's no way to win a war."

I guarantee you that the Eurotrash reptiles ruling Europe do not want their troops fighting Russia alone because the Russian army is ready and battle tested. The Russia NATO war, like all wars, has acted like a hammer and forge to pound the dross out of the Russian army. American and NATO troops in advisory roles have not been through the forge of war and if they decide to become declared combatants European and American cities will be targeted by missiles and drones. Expect China to have a role in this as well. The second China moves openly to enter the war expect an abject surrender by the fools in DC who deindustrialized the U.S. They know that the only thing saving our bacon right now is our nukes but mutually assured destruction doesn't win land wars on the Eurasian steppe.