[Cronos]

This entire set of battles are so fluid it is impossible to make ANY predictions imho, just wait and watch.

[Socon-Econ]

The daily rollout of battle news from the sources posting it to FR is not helpful. It is almost all from anti-Russian sources, with cheers whenever the Ukrainians do anything right and little mention of Ukrainian losses. There are no neutral war correspondents.

[hardspunned]

Like I said the day of the “invasion”, the Russians will keep the slaughterhouse Kursk Pocket open as long as the Ukes were capable of getting more cannon fodder into the meat grinder.

Apparently, the Ukes have gotten all cannon fodder committed killed, wounded, captured or about to be captured. Feeling a little sheepish about your silly celebration of the Uke invasion of Russia yet? This will go down as one of the most boneheaded moves ever attempted in warfare.

[PGR88]

Forbes and Daily Mail are always in the room when Putin talks to his generals, or in the closet when he is with his mistress.

Its the key to great third person omniscient fiction

[dware]

Truth be told, I'm enjoying this back and forth. It's interesting to watch it all go down. I figured Russia would have had this whole thing wrapped up within a couple weeks, maybe a month or so after invading. Here we are 2.5 years later and Russia is struggling not just to take Ukraine, but to hold its own. Rather fascinating, if you ask me. Tells me Russia wouldn't be anything if not for their nukes.

No, I ain't taking either side. As I've mentioned before, Putin is a bloodthirsty commie dictator. Zelensky is a globalist money laundering puppet for the Biden Crime Syndicate. They can both rot in hell.

[butlerweave]

Ordering and having them do are 2 different things