F-22Raptor
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Why should i look for "statistics" when the most important thing is to understand who is winning and who is afraid?Look at website or go to war zone.
you cant prove this, blockhead.Russia has lost a third of their armored force.
LMAO- AND YOU BELIEVED HIM? says alot about your IQ.That’s directly from the top General of the US military. Those are massive losses.
LMAO- still telling this lie from day 1 of the war? the equipment Russia uses doesnt matter now, the effect on the battlefield matters.They’ve expended so many PGMs, their now relying on 1960s era KH-22 antiship missiles for land attack.
Will NATO jump in then? or is NATo and US military so broken that it is afraid of a near peer to peer war?By the end of the year, Russia is looking at 50% losses of their entire armored force.
those "Russian losses" are just dreamt up in Americans heads that are in denial..just like they were in denial that sandal wearing taliban beat them and they had to run away....then they started this losing war phase II, with money and equipment they cant afford to spend....oh get ready to rebuild Ukraine ok? cuz US will have to do that. enjoy.Almost 100,000 antitank/armor weapons have been sent to Ukraine. Russian armor will never outnumber the amount of antitank weapons the Ukrainians possess. They will continue to suffer huge losses.
Stats are an integral part of any analysis.Why should i look for "statistics" when the most important thing is to understand who is winning and who is afraid?
you should lose that consultant badge, seriously, consultants are sharp at analyzing things ,but not you.
not if you cant interpret them and know whats important to look for.Stats are an integral part of any analysis.
Baffled me as well, but Putin is pretty brutal honest guy. If you analyze he's words literally, he's telling the world he's going to demilitarize Ukraine. So he's main goal is not to capture territories per se, he wants to quickly trap UA's best troops and fight the decisive battle ASAP to shorten the cost of War. He's first goal to blitzkrig Kyiv which failed miserably, but forced Ukraine to keep reserves near the capital. Kharkov was also a probing attack and main purpose was to keep UA reserves occupied in the region. Luhansk + Donbas presented opportunity for a decisive battle. Putin coldly calculated that Zelensky's cronies will fight to bitter end rather than retreat in the region, so he took that opportunity to dissect UA defence in Severondonesk and Lysychansk. Ukraine despite knowing full well they are trapped and outgunned are choosing to stand and fight + sending in best equipped special forces + foreign legions again and again to be demolished. Now in Slovyansk + krematorsk, the same scenerio is playing out again. UA trapped in defensive formation waiting for Russian artillery to pummel them. Pretty brilliant so far.I don't know what the Russians think. Not only the air force, I also wonder why the Russians did not directly attack Kharkov.
Kharkov is close to the border, so Russia can easily take advantage of artillery. Moreover, Kharkov is an industrial center and a population center. Kharkov is a Russian speaking area, and the locals are pro Russian. During WW2, Germany and the Soviet Union broke out in Kharkov to decide the ownership of Ukraine. If Russia chose Kharkov as its main attack direction instead of eastern Ukraine when the Ukrainian war broke out, the situation should be very different now.
Attack Kharkov to force the Ukrainian army to rescue, and use the air force to attack in the process of Ukrainian army transfer.
Because it is so close to Russia, the fate of the city is already sealed. After the russian army advanced west of the city, there is no way Kiev can hold and support it. Then Russia can easily take it, without big fights and damage like in mariupol.I don't know what the Russians think. Not only the air force, I also wonder why the Russians did not directly attack Kharkov.
Kharkov is close to the border, so Russia can easily take advantage of artillery. Moreover, Kharkov is an industrial center and a population center. Kharkov is a Russian speaking area, and the locals are pro Russian. During WW2, Germany and the Soviet Union broke out in Kharkov to decide the ownership of Ukraine. If Russia chose Kharkov as its main attack direction instead of eastern Ukraine when the Ukrainian war broke out, the situation should be very different now.
Attack Kharkov to force the Ukrainian army to rescue, and use the air force to attack in the process of Ukrainian army transfer.