you can post it a million times, it doesn't change the fact that Russia has more than enough gas and significantly more than Ukraine, and Ukraine does not have enough to compete
He meant the Su-24
"Humane"
I dunno about that source.
Infographic: History of US interventions in the past 70 years
The US controls about 750 bases in 80 countries and spends more on its military than the next 10 countries combined.www.aljazeera.com
What corridor was Poland supposed to provide?
Good pictures of what Nico describes as undamaged infrastructure.Not so easy as you may think. Before the war, Ukraine's grid was connected to the Russian grid. Shortly after the Russian invasion, Ukrainian disconnected their grid from the Russian grid and connected their grid to the EU one. Obviously this was something that was planned for a long time, the switchover date just happened to occur shortly after the invasion.
What this means, is that when Ukraine loses a power station or transmission line, the slack is taken up by the European grid. This makes it very hard for Russia to instigate a national blackout. They tried though, through unsuccessful hacking attempts.
One can never have enough guns in a war. Even small arms. Besides, the main intention of this initive is really to reduce the guns on the streets of Miami. If the Ukrainians don't want them, then no matter.
What do you call this then? Is this humane? Is this Russian kindness?
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Through the Russian tinted glass Nico wears, he sees no damage anywhere.
Agreed, if Russia's military was even half as competent as the US, then the war would have been over by now with a lot less casualties and damage.
Russia can't carpet bomb Ukraine because their aircraft keep getting shot down thanks to the "destroyed" Ukrainian airforce that is apparently not quite as destroyed as Russian media made it out to be. Plus the proliferation of US Stingers, Soviet Iglas, British Starstreaks and other MANPADS. Russia is also running very low on long range missiles and are now having to use early Soviet era anti-shipping missiles on land based targets with horrendous inaccuracy results.
If they did it that way they would have to rebuild half the country..... either way this is not an extraordinarily destructive war by any standard.
Yeah I don't know how much of a paper dragon that is.
On one hand I said mostly I believe not totally.
"Infrastructure like new."
And here I thought you were an expert on all things Nazi....
So they didn't do it to eliminate a competitor and secure their only leverage over Europe?
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