Russia-Ukraine War - News, Discussions & Updates
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F-22Raptor
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lightning f57
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Pointless having a peace summit when 2 of the major players not present.
lightning f57
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From what I read Russia holds 20 to 30% of Ukraine. If Zelenski wants to take it all back its highly unlikely he will succeed no matter how much Nato helps. The only real way to tip the balance is Nato troops in Ukraine and we know that wont happen.
Viet
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Forget it.
That’s not a peace offer.
More like a robber to a homeowner “hey, give me half of your house then we talk”.
Putin is a psycho.
Viet
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That’s not how war in reality.
USSR occupied 80 percent or so from Afghanistan. You know how it ends.
Ukraine army just keeps killing the russian zombies. Then even if Putin has mountains and rivers of men those zombies will run out at some point. It’s just nobody knows when.
Let’s hope there will be no war between NATO and Russia. That will end very ugly.
Yommie
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Russia only had 100,000 troops in Afghanistan. By comparison, Russia has 1 million troops in Donbas. That's 10 times as many.
Viet
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Nonsense
Putin just says 700,000 russian troops in total. Maximum 1 million men in the entire 1,500 km front when adding other non fighting units. Donbas is just a part of. The southern front.
Probably 300,000 plus ten thousands of separatists.
Yommie
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Ukrainian troops got their butts whooped in Afghanistan. Ukrainian troops can't beat Afghans. What makes you think Ukrainian troops can beat Russian troops?
Viet
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The russians made up the majority of the Red army.
They lost the war probably they drunk wodka days and nights.
Alcohol kills them.
Yommie
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Incorrect. Most of the Red Army were Ukrainian and Belarussian troops. The Ukrainian and Belarussian fronts were the spearhead of the Red Army in WW2. Russians by comparison are not particularly good warriors. Moscow used to be Finno Ugric Uralic people in ancient times before Slavic conquest and remains predominantly Uralic today.
1st Ukrainian Front - Wikipedia
1st Belorussian Front - Wikipedia
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