Now that battle for Mariupol is over and has became a decisive Russian victory with over 3000+ Ukrainians surrendering what will be the next target for Russia?
What is next for Russia?
Jonathan Davis
Matthew Parker
Matthew Martin
Nikoleav and Odessa but won't happen until they capture Severdonetsk-Lyinchask and Kramatork.
Caleb Hill
Another major victory for Russia: they captured the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant.
>bbc.com
Ukraine is, of course, vowing to retake it and prevent Russia from using it and blah blah blah. But we all know what's going to happen.
Eli Baker
>decisive
lol no
Carson Reyes
cope
Justin Sanders
>could take kiev in 3 days
>5 months later we finally secured access to the crimea
>total victory
Aaron Gutierrez
I know english isn't your native language so I'll forgive your misunderstanding of terminology.
Jaxson Diaz
Very likely secure transnytria and prepare to rush towards Kiev.
Ryder Ross
I nominate Zapori whatever because it's all on the wrong side of the river.
I think they should go for Odessa too but they need to move inland first and risk becoming over extended.
Gavin Wright
Seethe.
Camden Reed
>mutt media makes shit up
>made up shit never happens
>mutt media declares victory over made up shit
Joseph Reed
Let's see, bankruptcy, recession like we've never seen before, and eventually it will collapse and be divided into several territories. Russia will be destroyed.
Camden Price
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>what will be the next target for Russia?
Severodonetsk, Kramatorsk and Slovyansk.
but these are all much larger than mariupol and significantly better defended, especially now that Russian force retreated from kiev and kharkiv, freeing up the bulk of Ukrainian forces to reinforce these cities. Plus, the 2 months azov held up russian forces in mariupol bought a good amount of time for Ukraine to further fortify these cities.
i really don't think russia can do it, unless they do a full mobilization and throw bodies at it.
the former commander of DPR forces agrees;
streamable.com
Jacob Stewart
Isaiah Cooper
I know english isn't your native language so I'll forgive your misunderstanding of terminology chang.
Alexander Myers
I know english isn't your native language so I'll forgive your misunderstanding of terminology mutt
Samuel Allen
I know english isn't your native language so I'll forgive your misunderstanding of terminology pablo.
Alexander Gutierrez
Mariupol had 14k man power, in Severodonetsk there are 10k, city isn't that large, just urban fighting will ensue. But the Russians shouldn't get the impression that they will overtake it just as easy either.
Zachary Ramirez
>bankruptcy, recession, collapse
okay that sucks about the US, but now do Russia
Jayden Ramirez
Why can't americans stop lying?
Christopher Lopez
who cares? If you're with the Russian line of thought what's happening here is that a bunch of Russians are killing other Russians.
At best you could call it a civil conflict. Even calling them Ukrainians acknowledges their autonomy so please stop doing that, you're not within party lines on this, comrade. You know what happens to people who go against the politburo.
Jeremiah Baker
you do realise this is because russia is preventing people and businesses from trading the rouble for other currencies?
they've closed the markets.
they cant keep them closed otherwise a huge number of businesses will go into insolvency. eventually they will have to open the markets again and there is going to be a massive of sell off the likes of which you've never seen.
Dominic Turner
>he says, while the USA and EU are in a never-before-seen shrinkflation and the other-than-non-violent deathtoll surprises some warzones
Christopher Bailey
Finish up in Donbas, then it's on to Kharkiv or Nikolaev. I have a feeling it'll be Kharkiv next since Russia has retaken more villages there for some reason and bombs it increasingly more by the day. Then Nikolaev which will be tough because it's past the Dnieper and Zelensky will continue sending thousands of his civvies dressed in Styrofoam armor to their deaths against Russia, but when that's taken then it'll be Odessa which I think will be the last city to fall before the situation in Ukraine totally breaks down and there are mass surrenders, potentially uprisings against Zelensky, and maybe even an assassination attempt on him by his own people to end this war.
Joseph Diaz
Ah sheeeiit. Here we go again.
Hudson Jones
It's a good job the global economy isn't deeply interlinked in a way that means Russia has the capability to smash our economies back to the stone age too eh lads!
Lads?
Carter Ward
Is that before or after your nation launches its
> next pandemic
on the world?
Jacob Reed
this