[toddausauras]

They should read up on the Siege of Sevastopol to get an idea of what Ivan is capable of before they go over there to fight.

[Reno89519]

How many? Is this a few dozen, hundreds, or thousands? How many Americans? How many injured or killed?

[SaveFerris]

["and they're not really expecting to die."]

[Darksheare]

The reddit limp wrist brigade hilariously failed.
But at least those larpers had the guts to go themselves, our war mongers in forum want the rest of us to go -kids and all- for their war adventure.

[kiryandil]

It's ALL GOOD, since the Ukrainians won't admit that these Western chumps are dead.

That means they're not really dead.   

[unclebankster]

The true believers who “eat up” Anglo-American propaganda-information are often on the “short end of the stick.”
I admire their courage, but they’re fools, fools who are dying for foreigners & a foreign cause, which has no relevance to the security position of the United States.

1)Western Hemisphere

2)Asia

3)Middle East
4)Europa

This is the list of regions that I’d go to war for, if The United States is threatened by a foreign power.

The first two regions are way more important than regions 3 & 4.

[Chad_the_Impaler]

It was the Russians who thought it would be easy because they packed their parade uniforms.

[BlueLancer]

Sounds a lot like the ... uh, volunteers for the International Brigades who fought against Franco in the Spanish Civil War ...

[Pollard]

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[sauropod]

Bkmk

[wafflehouse]

Western fighters in Ukraine are getting killed because they assumed the war would be easy

That is an intelligence failure in multiple senses of the word