Russia-Ukraine War - News, Discussions & Updates
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Are you saying that Russians have become poorer, have no money, but we buy everything and from everyone? How can you reconcile all these contradictions in your head?
Viet
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the 4 years more came from UK assessment the russians need to take Donbas. if ukraine army has more powerful weapons then 10 years more possible.
Yommie
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I think at least 100 more years is the most likely scenario. Ukraine has the most powerful army in Europe. I'll be a long war. England and France fought for more than 100 years in the Hundred Years War.
Viet
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while in China, Putin talked about living 150 years thanks to organ transplants. he can replace his hands, legs but can he replace his head?
AZ_HighCountry
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Increasing my investments in defense stocks. Am salivating over how much money I'll make.
Yommie
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The war continues after Putin and Zelensky.
Hendarto
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I don't think that is the case!
WSJ admits: Putin’s strategy is working - Ukraine is running out of soldiers before Russia runs out of strengthThe Wall Street Journal now acknowledges what Moscow has long said: Russia’s economy is holding firm under sanctions while the Ukrainian Armed Forces are bleeding out on the battlefield.•According to the report, Putin is betting that Ukraine’s army will collapse before Russia’s economy gives way — “and at current trajectories, he could win his bet.”
•Despite endless Western sanctions, Russia’s economy grew in 2023–2024, supported by energy exports and state investment in the defense sector. While some strains exist, experts admit there is no looming crisis that could force Moscow to retreat from its goals.
•Analysts cited in the piece say Russia can sustain the special military operation for another 2–3 years without major difficulty, while Ukraine’s manpower is already stretched to the breaking point.•Even with Russia’s steady, grinding advance, Ukraine is suffering constant and irreplaceable losses. “Moscow’s main military aim is not so much to seize land as to wear down Ukraine’s forces until Kiev is forced to surrender,” the WSJ concedes.•
In Donetsk, the hottest sector of the front, Ukrainian trenches are so thinly manned that small Russian assault groups often push through large gaps. Ukraine tries to compensate with mines, artillery, and drones, but even Western outlets admit: “the country cannot be defended by a robotic army alone.”
•The article further criticizes the Ukrainian command for clinging to rigid Soviet habits that cause needless losses, destroy morale, and make citizens less willing to serve.The picture painted - even by Western media - is clear: Russia is holding the initiative, Ukraine is running out of men, and no amount of NATO funding or drones can change the final outcome.
WSJ admits: Putin’s strategy is working - Ukraine is running out of soldiers before Russia runs out of strengthThe Wall Street Journal now acknowledges what Moscow has long said: Russia’s economy is holding firm under sanctions while the Ukrainian Armed Forces are bleeding out on the battlefield.•According to the report, Putin is betting that Ukraine’s army will collapse before Russia’s economy gives way — “and at current trajectories, he could win his bet.”
•Despite endless Western sanctions, Russia’s economy grew in 2023–2024, supported by energy exports and state investment in the defense sector. While some strains exist, experts admit there is no looming crisis that could force Moscow to retreat from its goals.
•Analysts cited in the piece say Russia can sustain the special military operation for another 2–3 years without major difficulty, while Ukraine’s manpower is already stretched to the breaking point.•Even with Russia’s steady, grinding advance, Ukraine is suffering constant and irreplaceable losses. “Moscow’s main military aim is not so much to seize land as to wear down Ukraine’s forces until Kiev is forced to surrender,” the WSJ concedes.•
In Donetsk, the hottest sector of the front, Ukrainian trenches are so thinly manned that small Russian assault groups often push through large gaps. Ukraine tries to compensate with mines, artillery, and drones, but even Western outlets admit: “the country cannot be defended by a robotic army alone.”
•The article further criticizes the Ukrainian command for clinging to rigid Soviet habits that cause needless losses, destroy morale, and make citizens less willing to serve.The picture painted - even by Western media - is clear: Russia is holding the initiative, Ukraine is running out of men, and no amount of NATO funding or drones can change the final outcome.
Viet
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Zelenskyy says he will step down when the war ends. when Putin dies this war will die. So much quicker and cheaper if Putin just stops and withdraws. otherwise millions more will die.
Soldier35
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Footage of Russian FPV drone strikes on a rare Ukrainian 155mm howitzer FH77 BW L52 Archer. The FH77 BW L52 Archer self-propelled howitzer has been produced in Sweden since 2014. It is automated and has a firing range of up to 60 km. Technical specifications are on the screen and in the description of the video. The 45th separate artillery brigade of Ukraine received only 8 FH77 BW L52 Archer howitzers. The howitzer was tracked for several days, after which 3 FPV drones were struck in the Krasnoarmeysk direction near the settlement of Novooleksandrivka.
Yommie
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The war continues after Putin dies. You don't get to try to kill Yanukovych and get away with it.
Yommie
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Toy copters slaughtering self propelled guns left and right. The age of self propelled guns is over.
Soldier35
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New footage of combat operations in Ukraine and Donbass, Russian FPV drone interceptors. The FPV drones VT-40, drones "Prince Vandal Novgorodsky" and other models, including those controlled by fiber optic cable, are used in battles. The exact location of the shooting is not reported. In the video, you can see Ukrainian reconnaissance and regular drones, produced in Ukraine and other countries. It is worth noting the interception of new Ukrainian drones RAM-2X, which are a copy of the Russian Lancet drones.
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