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Huh what?I suppose. It is 30,000,000 million a pop for them to make.
Huh what?I suppose. It is 30,000,000 million a pop for them to make.
If I recall it takes 30,000,000 million dollars or so for the Russian to make the SU aircraft in question.Huh what?
I was talking about Bakhmut. How many people did Russia lose to take Bakhmut. I was asking what strategic value it held.If I recall it takes 30,000,000 million dollars or so for the Russian to make the SU aircraft in question.
If I remember correctly a few highway systems run through and above the city, Think taking it is partially for further attempts at advancements (if they can even afford to do so) and more so a political gain for them. You and I both know they’re (Russian) propaganda is gonna show a loss of a third of what they really lost taking it and to show the Russian people they won something against the “Nazis”.I was talking about Bakhmut. How many people did Russia lose to take Bakhmut. I was asking what strategic value it held.
Whoopsy poopsie....I was talking about Bakhmut. How many people did Russia lose to take Bakhmut. I was asking what strategic value it held.
Well thats what the DWS is here for, help find the truth in the news or claims.What the heck is all this disinformation out there, seriously? What is the point of running a fake story like that?
I believe there has been a no fly zone over the area since the beginning of Russia’s invasion. The likelihood of civilian aircraft in the area are nearly zero.Has anyone else see this or similar referencing the same?
(Image depicting what's looks like a jerry-rigged device apparently capable of spoofing non-civilian aircraft/UAVs as civilian.)
Maybe I've missed them doing this previously but if not, and the above isn't more Twatter misinfo, seems like it could be a big deal![]()
Poland says no to any ‘artificial peace plan’ between Ukraine, Russia
Poland points to volatile history with Russia as lessons learned in dealing with Moscow
I believe there has been a no fly zone over the area since the beginning of Russia’s invasion. The likelihood of civilian aircraft in the area are nearly zero.
No love lost between Russian military and Wagner mercenaries
Ceasefire, DMZ & Border wall after a protracted long and bloody conflict.
It should be noted my opinions I am expressing here are my personal ones. Not official DWS stance or belief.
TBH not sure how other Staff think on how they see to end this. @DEFCON Warning System @RiffRaff @krzepice1976 @Friendly Engineer how do you think this should end? Or how to end it?
Russia’s Defense Ministry claimed that Ukrainian naval drones attacked a Russian ship on the morning of May 24. The ship was reportedly guarding gas pipelines in the Black Sea at the time of the attack.
Damage to Russian-occupied dam submerges Ukrainian reservoir island community
Ukraine feels like both Afghanistan wars, in how difficult it is to predict its end. It wouldn't exactly be surprising if it were to come to an end sooner than people expect, but if we're still talking about it in 2030 that wouldn't be surprising either.Ceasefire, DMZ & Border wall after a protracted long and bloody conflict.
This won't last 6 months. Once those planes are up Ukraine-Western allies will have dramatically bought it closer to the end. Impo.Ukraine feels like both Afghanistan wars, in how difficult it is to predict its end. It wouldn't exactly be surprising if it were to come to an end sooner than people expect, but if we're still talking about it in 2030 that wouldn't be surprising either.
There's some precedent. The official Ukraine war started in 2022 according to general commentary, but there have been war conditions in the east of Ukraine since 2014.
I don't think the counter-offensive will completely push back Russia and shorten the war to 6 months.This won't last 6 months. Once those planes are up Ukraine-Western allies will have dramatically bought it closer to the end. Impo.
