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cuckmmiebros...
3 decades later a monkey man coping and seething attacks a small nation and gets his army so utterly assraped there's fricking redditors blowing up his tanks
.t Ukrainian
Dude zelensky is already admitting major defeats rn. Soon talks will be held for Ukraine to cede "Russian" territories
2 more weeks bro
You vatnik and russolovers are fricking pathetic
I legitimately do not understand why people are still acting like Ukraine has any chance to win this war. Like, not even Western media, not even Ukrainian media itself, are still reporting anything but defeat after defeat after defeat.
In what world do you live lmao ?
Are you trying to deny reality ?
How warped must your understanding of reality have to be like this? What is even the point of arguing this? Even if all people agree Ukraine is losing doesn't mean they will just lay down and give up. Ukraine has said many times they intend to fight to the end and they are showing that they will. And they are hardly "losing" (whatever that mean in your head). Russia has the streategic initiative, that is different from winning. For now they are dictating where and how battles take place, but Ukraine is starting to probe Russian defences for weak spots. Russia concentrated a large part of it's army for the Donbass push and still wasn't able to achieve a massive breakthrough and their offensive strength is deteriorating by the day.
But if you think pathetic posts like this will make Ukraine just give up, you are dead wrong. In the end the victor would be the one that is more willing to sacrifice more for victory, but both countries are bleeding hard from this war and I think the end result would be unsatisfactory for both of them. This war as a whole is pointless and won't achieve anything.
If you were paying attention to the actual situation on the ground, you'd see that the Russian offensive has been actually accelerating significantly over the past few days, which makes sense considering they're breaking through, or have already broken through, the most fortified points of the Donbass defensive lines and will meet lighter resistance from now on.
Also, you don't win a war by magically claiming you won't lose and will fight to the end. There will come a point when soldiers will just refuse to fight if they feel they're being sent into a meatgrinder. We're already seeing this near Kherson, where unsupported Ukrainian infantry sent in to "counterattack" is just being blasted apart by rocket artillery, and they're starting to straight up refuse to follow orders. There's also the issue of the enemy being, well, stronger. Do you think Ukraine would have abandoned the fortress cities on the frontline in Donbass if they could possibly help it?
The only think you're right about is that nobody will end up achieving their full objectives and the end result will be bad for both countries.
>There will come a point when soldiers will just refuse to fight if they feel they're being sent into a meatgrinder
We're seeing this when Russian conscripts are refusing to fight in Ukraine, and they had to abolish the upper age limit on military service. At the rate Russians are dying they'll have to announce mobilization sooner or later.
Again, you're showing how misinformed you are. Russian daily losses are now lower than ever before during the war. Most losses were sustained during the failed attempt to capture Kiev and the subsequent humiliating retreat. In contrast, Ukrainian daily losses are now higher than ever : the Ukrainian frontlines in Donbass and Kherson are melting away under constant artillery fire.
The fact that Ukraine has no remaining airforce and is lacking armor, artillery and even basic equipment means that they have to rely on mostly infantry to hold their ground. This worked very well when Russia sent in tanks towards Kiev, because anti-tank infantry weapons are now pretty good and infantry forces could inflict heavy damage. But now that Russia has switched to a full artillery grind, there is basically nothing infantry can achieve except dying. Digging trenches won't work either, because that's where Russian tanks and infantry come out and mop them up.
>But now that Russia has switched to a full artillery grind, there is basically nothing infantry can achieve except dying. Digging trenches won't work either, because that's where Russian tanks and infantry come out and mop them up.
And yet there haven't been any major breakthroughs, so it is clearly working. I would agree Ukraine is suffering from lack of anti-artillery fire, which is why they are asking for artillery most of all, but that doesn't mean that there has been some major collapse of their forces. If there was we would have seen it. Also Ukraine is suffering more losses now because Russia is on the offensive this week which intensifies losses. Last month they were just sitting around with not much going on, which of course would mean less losses. Last time I checked it was 30k dead for Russia vs 50k for Ukraine. Ukraine can take these losses, there is a big waiting line of volunteers, what they need is weapons. Russia on the other hand is scrambling whatever they can get their hands on to try and send someone to the front, but it isn't working. They still have pretty much the same number of troops they started this invasion with, the only reason they managed to have some advances was because they concentrated 50% of these units in the Donbass, and still they barely moved all week.
Russia tries to paint this war like it is already in the bag, which it clearly isn't. If they intend to win it they have a very long road ahead of them with a lot of corpses and we will have to wait and see if they are willing to pay the price for "victory".
>If you were paying attention to the actual situation on the ground, you'd see that the Russian offensive has been actually accelerating significantly over the past few days, which makes sense considering they're breaking through, or have already broken through, the most fortified points of the Donbass defensive lines and will meet lighter resistance from now on.
This is the cope talking point from Russia that the offensive has been stalling due to the supposed massive fortified points in the Donbass. Guess what, Ukrainians have been building second and third layers of defensive points behind those so the situation won't change much from now on, it will probably get worse for Russia which is struggling to replace losses as it is.
Also those offensives were a week ago, most of the fighting have stalled in the last few days and Ukraine even managed to push back the Popasna bulge a little.
>Also, you don't win a war by magically claiming you won't lose and will fight to the end. There will come a point when soldiers will just refuse to fight if they feel they're being sent into a meatgrinder. We're already seeing this near Kherson, where unsupported Ukrainian infantry sent in to "counterattack" is just being blasted apart by rocket artillery, and they're starting to straight up refuse to follow orders.
This could also be argued for Russian soldiers, they are getting blasted by artillery too and with all the American guns just starting to come in they will begin to get blasted in higher numbers. Also those units in Kherson are still there and Russia just blew up the bridge, which means they are desperate to stop them and don't intent to attack from there anytime soon.
>Also, you don't win a war by magically claiming you won't lose and will fight to the end.
But repeating "Just 2 more weeks" will definitely win you the war.
>defeat after defeat after defeat
Post Kiev front
Post Sumy encirclement
Post Nikolayev encirclement
Post Kharkov front
Post Belgorod oil depot
Post Moskva cruiser
Post Donets crossing
Post Chernobayevka airfield
>Kiev will fall in 24 hours!
>Our tanks are invincible!
>There have been no Russian losses in this Special Military Operation!
It feels so good knowing that communism is dead and will always be completely irrelevant
Why did communism fail in Russia?
Bc communism is a moronic 19th century pseudoscience
But not race! 19th century race science is heckin' true!
It failed everywhere it was tried, so the problem is not in Russia apparently
This is a long question can you be more specific? Do you mean why did fail economically? Or politically?
Because it was agrarian backwater shithole prior and not the progressive industrial state as Marx wished.
>You don't understand, you're just not doing it right
We should try again for good measure. Surely, this time will be different.
I mean they didn't even listen to the guy who conceived it in the first place.
Yeah! It wasn't REAL communism. It didn't work because they were doing it wrong and you can't do it right if you don't try again... and again and...... again and again.... and .....