▶Latest >Igor Strelkov tried to mobilize himself but was detained in Crimea >Smooker strikes a Russian airbase near Sevastapol, Crimea (9-14 aircraft destroyed) >Biden admin to announce a $1 billion weapons package for Ukraine >Ukraine strikes the Antonovsky railway bridge in Kherson once again >Zelensky gives a greenlight in replacing Catherine the Great's statue with Billy Herrington, decision is now up to Odessa's city council >Ukrainian government to start mandatory evacuation of civilians from Donetsk Oblast >Ukraine claims Russia shelled a correctional facility in Olenivka killing 40+ UA PoWs >Germany approves sale of 100x PzH-2000 155mm SPH to Ukraine >Ukraine strikes the Antoniv bridge in Kherson with HIMARS missiles >The Bundeswehr announced the delivery of Mars II MLRS and three PzH2000 howitzers to Ukraine >Ukraine, Russia sign separate agreements with Turkey, UN on grain passage through Black Sea >The Russian government included Greece, Denmark, Slovenia, Croatia and Slovakia in the list of “unfriendly countries.” (Read: based countries) >UK to send 20 additional M109 SPGs and 36 L119 artillery guns >ISW: Russian forces conducted unsuccessful ground assaults northwest of Slovyansk & west of Donetsk City >Russian missile strike on apartment block in Chasiv Yar kills 24 civilians
I can’t see Ukraine coming out of this neutral. On that note, this’ll probably end with Russia taking Luganda and Donbabwe. Not like either place is worth much anymore.
Seriously overly prolonged metamorphosis from current map to D, E, F with Western military industrial complex, rossian and German governments dragging it out for as long as possible, each for their own goals in mind
Zachary White
Either scenario A or F, Ukraine is going all in whatever the cost and scenario F is the most likely if Ukraine is able to hold out and wait for a Russian economical collapse.
Gabriel James
A vatnig posted this on /k/... Dare I say, unironnicaly based ?
