You should update that to NATO surplus weaponry.s-u-r-e
only one army in Ukraine has:
- faced literally all weaponry NATO could throw at it short of nukes
- captured 20% of the other's territory
- destroyed 50% of the other's electricity generation capacity in 3 days
Ukraine sure is stronk!
sure "surplus", when the US suddenly tries to ramp up production and it's weapon deliveries get progressively less every time you just know they only sent their "surplus"
Try again, the separatists held a sizable chunk of that 20% you claim and its now down to 15% and getting less each day. Since Ukraine started their offensive Russia has not taken any settlement, town or city. It took them months to take Mariupol despite outnumbering the Ukrainian's in weapons and manpower and Russia lost many of their "elite" forces as well.s-u-r-e
only one army in Ukraine has:
- faced literally all weaponry NATO could throw at it short of nukes
- captured 20% of the other's territory
- destroyed 50% of the other's electricity generation capacity in 3 days
Ukraine sure is stronk!
LOL, the offensive has halted along the entire front, try again
Opytnoe? Ivangrad? Stop relying only on your BS biased sources, towns are being reclaimed daily
The sent all the stuff close to their expire date and as those got less the quantities got less. For the instance the HARM model in Ukraine is obsolete in terms of the series. Another example will be the amount of Javelins missiles with battery issues to do the age of the system.sure "surplus", when the US suddenly tries to ramp up production and it's weapon deliveries get progressively less every time you just know they only sent their "surplus"
btw they've never had a "surplus" of HIMARS, everything they send comes from stock they wanted to keep
Yeah, we've seen how well trained and disciplined they are, even the Russian media have highlighted it. Ukraine are storing up on body bags to send them home.
Well Germany has enough ammo for a 2 day war. Ukraine can always count on them.sure "surplus", when the US suddenly tries to ramp up production and it's weapon deliveries get progressively less every time you just know they only sent their "surplus"
btw they've never had a "surplus" of HIMARS, everything they send comes from stock they wanted to keep
Does the original number counted include weapons that were in long-term storage or those waiting to be refurbished?
Yup, how dare Ukraine hit the Capital city of the country they are fighting against, I mean that would be like hitting Kyiv with cruise missiles....oh, wait
Well those in exile definitely got training in covert tactics from the USSR. That would have been from the KGB playbook of the time. I've even seen them allude to it on TV from time to time. Usually in a nudge-nudge-wink-wink way. They know they've employed KGB style manipulations and tactics in their quest for power once SA transitioned (that was a done deal even without the ANC), and they are not ashamed of it. All in all they seem rather satisfied with and proud of it. They were successful after all. One would think the quality of rule they've provided might be a metric by which they would want to rate the whole thing, but that's likely just projection (as somebody who would want to rate it on such a metric).
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