Russia - Ukraine war part ll. News and Discussions

[Yommie]

MILITARY MAP UPDATE: The Reality Behind the Kinburn Spit Flag and the Lyman Crisis [25 June 2026]​

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[Soldier35]

Footage of X-39 LMUR missiles being used during combat operations in Ukraine. The video shows an M-28 helicopter attacking a temporary deployment point for drone operators of the 119th Separate Territorial Defense Brigade of Ukraine with an X-39 missile. The video captures the arrival of Ukrainian soldiers in the village of Krasnopolye in the Sumy region.

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[Yommie]

Chaos in Lyman: Three Key Villages Captured | The Offensive continues [26 June 2026]​

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[شَاھِین شَاہِ لَولَاک]

Russia is fighting the entirety of NATO, not just Ukraine. It isn't as easy.

NATO is providing Ukraine with unimaginable level of intelligence, access to weapons, training, tactics, the knowhow - you name it, and Ukraine has access to it.

As far as NATO is concerned, they're simply in business of finishing (or degrading) Russian threat and dumb Ukrainians are obliging.

As far as Russians are concerned, they simply didn't do their homework properly and went in half hearted thinking Ukrainians would welcome them in, as they're cousins after all.

This is what happens when people are appointed to top positions based on corruption, nepotism and NOT on merit. Or when fragile egos simply can't or won't accept No as an answer, or alternative viewpoint - (Pak army, I hope you have been taking notes lately).

Christians on both sides killing each other because a bunch of jews told them to

 

[AZ_HighCountry]

As far as Russians are concerned, they simply didn't do their homework properly and went in half hearted thinking Ukrainians would welcome them in, as they're cousins after all.

This is what happens when people are appointed to top positions based on corruption, nepotism and NOT on merit. Or when fragile egos simply can't or won't accept No as an answer, or alternative viewpoint - (Pak army, I hope you have been taking notes lately).

In theory, Pakistan and India are cousins. I don't see Pakistan welcoming India in, do you?