/chug/ - Comfy Happening in Ukraine General #1600

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so far this looks like the real one, the other one looks like give up

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this one was made first

>Evil cannot create anything new, they can only corrupt and ruin good forces have invented or made

i hope the cut is immediately instead of waning off. i want eu cucks to suffer.

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Will we get kino footage from the donbass war?

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yes

but in 2033

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It's April 2nd and Europe is still getting gas. Russia chickened out again.

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Yeah I am sure they will all freeze to death in April lol

>Colonel Andrei Kislovsky of the AFU arrested by SBU during bareback tranny fuckfest (/ugh/ confirmed bottoms)
Shit, the Americans really infected Ukraine with their degeneracy quickly. I pray the Russians hurry up and clean out the filth

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>Russia only lost the First Chechen War because it was in a crisis
Yes it was. Now Ukraine is a LOT bigger and has recieved a LOT more weapons from outside. Also keep in mind that Russia is now practically cut off from international banking, which hurts every Russian business that does international transactions, and 500 billion (500,000,000,000) dollars of Russian assets have been frozen.
The idea that you can just compare which country is bigger and instantly declare the winner of a war is very stupid. There are many examples of a smaller country being invaded by a bigger country and succesfully defending itself.

Shit, I posted on the m*tt thread

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Igor Girkin aka Strelkov reflects on Russia's failures on the Northern front
>1. As I have already noted more than once - the operation with the "rush to Kiev" (both on the Right Bank - the landing on Gostomel and the strike group through the "Chernobyl zone", and on the left bank - past Chernihiv and Sumy through the "guts" - to Brovary) - was based on an initially and fundamentally wrong calculation on the panic and rapid surrender of the Kyiv authorities under threat to their military and political center, as well as on the belief that "the AFU will behave like in '14.
>Proceeding from this, the troops were instructed to "go forward as fast as possible, without looking back at the rear. And so the troops marched. During the first few days of the operation it resulted in large and unjustified losses in men and equipment, due to enemy attacks on unguarded rear columns on unprotected communications.
>Having reached the outskirts of Kiev and "bogged down" in heavy urban fighting in its "satellites," the Russian troops quickly lost both the "tempo of the operation" and, over time, their ability to move forward at all.

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Probably only through kadyrov telegram and any dpr telegram if it exists

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>It was not possible to complete the blockade of Kiev - the available forces and means for this purpose proved to be acutely insufficient. Enemy resistance grew, forcing the formation of a more or less continuous front line to cover the rear against enemy raids (while weakening the strike groups). In essence, the RF Armed Forces groups (both west of Kiev and east of Kiev) have become like "mushrooms" - with massive caps on thin, fragile legs. At the same time - the Right Bank (western) group has no real logistical connection with the Left Bank - due to the lack of bridges across the Dnieper. - Some bridges (in Kiev) - failed to capture, others - remained deep in the rear in Gomel. In such a situation the maneuvering of forces between the groups was impossible, which weakens their strike capabilities and creates a threat of defeat from the enemy, capable of rapid maneuvering of forces through the powerful Kiev transport hub (in its time - near Moscow, winter 1941 - exactly the same problem was faced by the Wehrmacht).
>Meanwhile, the area of operations of the Right Bank Group itself is in a wooded marshy region, relatively poor in terms of roads and other infrastructure, which seriously complicates the supply of the Russian troops, bogged down in heavy fighting.

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silly baker
needs janny correction

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>Now that the count of "success by a leapfrog attack" has proved to be unfounded, the Russian command faces a logical question: "What to do next, when there are no forces to successfully offend, and no forces to successfully defend the huge region that has been seized? All the more so, as soon as in 2-3 weeks (depending on the weather) the whole wooded area will be "green" and the enemy's DRGs will increase their influence on communications many times over?
There could be two answers to this question:
>1) "We'll hold on to what we've taken in the hope of a rapid approach of reserves!"
>2) Since the offensive "did not work" - in time (not waiting for the enemy to take advantage of mistakes and organize a counteroffensive) - to withdraw the "stumped" troops from the formed "sack" in order to use them in other - more promising - directions.
>Political arguments (very, very weighty in civil wars) scream for the first option: the retreat of the Russian Armed Forces from Kiev inevitably means a sharp rise in enemy morale, the appearance of confidence that "the Russians can be beaten.

Need to obtain 3 more emotes but they won't roll

lads how do i get points

oops accidental reply

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>/uhg/
BLACK LIVES MATTER
>/chug/
ANIME TIDDIES

Why are you using gay weeb shit. It has nothing to do with Ukraine/Russia

>Yeah I am sure they will all freeze to death in April lol
I'm tired, can someone else yell at his idiocy for me?