Russia-Ukraine War - News and Developments

[Vergennes]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1500141642472312837

 

[khansaheeb]

Russia was weak , but Ukraine was also weak

https://twitter.com/x/status/1500064533020303364

Ugly head of Euronazis rising up. If Serbia is to be allowed into the EU in 2025 they need a little more subduing with NATO bombing.

 

[Kraetoz]

Still a lot better than your Pakistan.


Was geolocation specified in your criticism? You made a blanket assertion that the mere option of NATO nukes in Ukraine justified Russia invasion. Yeah...Am not even trying.

Well US made a blanket assertion that Iraq has weapons of mass destruction and justified the invasion.

 

[Trango Towers]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1500173979893608450

^ I think we all know that it's not "airlines" what he is actually worried about here.

Now watch an airline take a hit

 

[Messerschmitt]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1500192715652411398

https://twitter.com/x/status/1500198686873337861

 

[khansaheeb]

Is this true and if so I am sign myself up if I am getting paid that much to take on Russia

https://twitter.com/x/status/1500070935709327363

Ukraine is bankrupt it will have to be an IOU chitty and not cash. Unless the money is coming through the US agencies. If that is the case you can expect a lot of Indians and Pakistanis to join the fracas.

 

[Titanium100]

Now watch an airline take a hit

This is Typical Russian tactics. They will down few airlines and then say ''LOOK DIDN'T I tell you guys and will lament the warning in fake out-cries to rob it in the face of the US or EU'' but in truth they will be the ones who downed the airlines... Russians gon' Russians..

Besides they are predictable

 

[OldTwilight]

they don't fly low to escape useless Ukraine air defense , they fly low because of the use of unguided weaponry

well , look like we did give too much credit to Russian air force in Syria ...

 

[FuturePAF]

Having just look at the picture of the destroyed AN-225c a though occurred to me.

If the Russian succeed in their war, or even just part of it, considering they stated they wanted to “demilitarized Ukraine”, will they destroy or transfer back to Russia the entire military industrial complex of Ukraine? The way they did to Germany after WW2.

Is this war the end of the Ukrainian military industry?

 

[gambit]

Well US made a blanket assertion that Iraq has weapons of mass destruction and justified the invasion.

But this invasion is not about nuclear weapons and Russia is not making the 'potential' argument. As far as the Iraq issue, there are more evident of a nuclear weapons program, which the IAEA put under the category of nuclear weapons, than Ukraine is a neo-Nazi state.

So here is the list of justifications that Poutine is using:

1. NATO membership
2. Neo-Nazi
3. Ethnic Russian oppression
4. Ukraine is making fun of Russia
5. Ukrainians are making fun of Poutine
6. Zelensky is ugly
7. Ukrainians chicks are hotter than Russian chicks
8. Chicken Kyiv is better than borscht
9. Ukrainian vodka is better than Russian vodka
10. Ukrainian weather is better than Russian weather

Am pretty sure the top three are the main reasons, and Poutine considered the rest.

 

[Madni Bappa]

Ukrainian infrastructure was much better in current times with a network of a large number of paved roads and bridges connecting different locations.

2.3 Ukraine Road Network - Logistics Capacity Assessment - Digital Logistics Capacity Assessments

dlca.logcluster.org

Ukrainians blew up bridges and removed numerous road signs to confuse Russian forces as they continued to advance in different directions. Shelling activities ruined some of the roads as well.

Soviet infrastructure was very poor back in the 1940s. German logistics were composed of lorries and horse-drawn wagons in large part and Soviet dirt roads would become impassable for them after prolonged rains. German engineers really struggled to improve logistics situation across USSR.

For an invasion you really want to stay off main roads that's my point.

Since it's muddy season they can't take alternate not so exposed routes.

 

[sammuel]

World food prices reached their highest point in the 61-year history of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization's Food Price Index, pushed higher by supply chain issues and the Ukraine crisis.

The monthly index, released Friday by the organization, best known as FAO, averaged 140.7 points in February. That is 3.9 percent higher than in January, 24.1 percent higher than in February 2021, and 2 percent above its previous all-time high set in February 2011.

https://www.globaltimes.cn/page/202203/1253982.shtml

indeed this war is bad for every one.

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[RescueRanger]

The Russian Air Force Just Had A Terrible Day Over Ukraine

Russia looks to have lost multiple combat jets, helicopters, and a drone in just the past day or so.

www.thedrive.com

Definite list of Russian Air Force losses over #Ukraine in the past 26 hours:

- 1x Su-30SM multirole aircraft (pictured)
- 2 Su-34 strike aircraft
- 2 Su-25 close air support aircraft
- 2 Mi-24/35 attack helicopters
- 2 Mi-8 transport helicopter
- 1 Orlan-10 UAV pic.twitter.com/I2JIj19BUD

— Oryx (@oryxspioenkop) March 5, 2022

@RescueRanger

Fantastic m, yes I’ve already bookmarked his tweets his list is reliable as he documents losses on both sides.

Russians have taken a serious trashing


EDIT: UPDATE -
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Massive explosion in Kamratorsk - AP

 

[V. Makarov]

 

[Titanium100]

EDIT: UPDATE -
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Massive explosion in Kamratorsk - AP

Kamratorsk is the concentration of the Ukrainian armed forces